Product guide

Highway 61 Revisited by Bob Dylan, Double LP Vinyl

Vinyl: Highway 61 Revisited is Bob Dylan’s folk album, listed here as a Legacy Recordings Double LP. The listing names nine tracks and gives one disc in its product details, so check the selected edition’s disc configuration before ordering.

At a glance

Nine tracks are named in the supplied listing, including “Like A Rolling Stone” and “Desolation Row”.
The listing identifies the format as Double LP, while the product details state one disc.

Price

€18.20Save 17%

Reference price: ~~€21.90~~

Price checked: 12 Nov 2026

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Pros and cons

Pros

A named nine-track selection gives buyers a clear indication of the album’s contents.
The Double LP format is specified in the listing.

Technical specifications

9 specifications

Identity and format
Brand	Legacy
Contributor	Dylan,Bob
Format	Double LP
Genre	Bob Dylan Highway 61 Revisited, Folk, folk-music
Publication date	4 August 2022
Number of discs	1
Model number	EVP-194398903712

Dimensions and installation
Dimensions and listed weight	30.99 x 0.51 x 30.73 cm; 249.48 g

Track listing
Tracks	Like A Rolling Stone,Tombstone Blues,It Takes A Lot To Laugh, It Takes A Train To Cry,From A Buick 6,Ballad Of A Thin Man,Queen Jane Approximately,Highway 61 Revisited,Just Like Tom Thumb's Blues,Desolation Row

What to know before buying

Listing details to confirm

The listing is contradictory about the physical format: it calls this a Double LP but separately gives the number of discs as 1. Confirm the selected edition and disc configuration before buying.

Who is it for?

A good fit for

Bob Dylan listeners seeking this album on vinyl.
Collectors who want a listing with a named track selection and stated format.

Customer reviews on Amazon

4.7 / 5 · 480 ratings

5 stars84%84%
4 stars11%11%
3 stars4%4%
2 stars0%0%
1 star1%1%

Customer feedback describes the album as a favourite Dylan work and praises its sound and enjoyment, with positive comments about value and its lasting appeal. This feedback concerns listeners’ experience of the music, not confirmation of the listed pressing or its disputed disc count. Ratings are mostly five-star, though a smaller share are lower, so opinions are not unanimous.