Street-Legal

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Street-Legal is Bob Dylan’s 1978 studio album known for its fuller, more polished rock sound and introspective, often spiritually tinged lyrics.

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Street-Legal canonical 7

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Bob Dylan album
studio album
artist Bob Dylan
chronologicallyFollows Desire
chronologicallyPrecedes Slow Train Coming
containsSpiritualThemes Christianity
moral struggle
redemption
countryOfOrigin United States
coverArtDepicts Bob Dylan on a city street
criticalReception mixed on initial release
follows Street-Legal Tour (supporting concerts)
genre folk rock
rock
hasCharacteristic fuller rock-band sound
introspective lyrics
polished production
spiritually tinged themes
hasInstrumentation backing vocalists
drums
electric guitar
horn section
keyboards
hasPart Baby, Stop Crying
Changing of the Guards
Is Your Love in Vain?
New Pony
No Time to Think
Señor (Tales of Yankee Power)
True Love Tends to Forget
We Better Talk This Over
Where Are You Tonight? (Journey Through Dark Heat)
language English
laterCriticalReappraisal more favorable
nextWork Slow Train Coming
notableTrack Changing of the Guards
Señor (Tales of Yankee Power)
originalFormat vinyl LP
partOf Bob Dylan discography
performer Bob Dylan
previousWork Bob Dylan at Budokan
producer Don DeVito
recordingPeriod 1978-04
recordingStudio Rundown Studios, Santa Monica
recordLabel Columbia Records
reissue remixed CD edition
releaseDate 1978-06-15

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Desire chronologicallyPrecedes Street-Legal
Bob Dylan discography notableWork Street-Legal
Don DeVito notableWork Street-Legal
Desire chronologicallyPrecedes Street-Legal
subject linked to: Desire (Bob Dylan album)
Slow Train Coming precededBy Street-Legal