the i phone 6 came out on june 8, 2007.
the i phone 6 came out on june 8, 2007.
when did the i phone 6 come out?
june 8, 2007
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in 1975, the columbia album "the basement tapes" was compiled, mainly by robertson and engineer rob fraboni. robertson and fraboni put thirty-five of the songs onto composite reels of tape, and heylin believes these represented a short list of candidates for the album. "santa-fe" was included on these composite reels, but was not ultimately chosen for the album. "the basement tapes" included sixteen dylan songs recorded at big pink in 1967, as well as eight band demos from various times and locations between 1967 and 1975. one dylan song on the album, "goin' to acapulco", had not appeared on his 1967 fourteen-song acetate or on bootlegs, and this alerted the world to the possibility that there might be more basement tape songs in existence. in 1986, at least twenty-five previously unknown 1967 songs by dylan and the band passed into collectors' hands by way of a former roadie of the band's. in the early 1990s, a third batch of songs, these ones from garth hudson's archives, came to light around the time columbia was preparing "the bootleg series volumes 1–3"; "santa-fe" comes from this group. in his liner notes for "the bootleg series volumes 1–3", john bauldie commented on these second and third stages in which groups of big pink songs had come to light: "despite the ... emergence [in 1986] in collectors' circles of a further couple of hours of basement tapes, it seems as though there's a good deal left unheard. 'santa-fe' is just one example of a batch of previously unsuspected basement tracks". by 1992, the "santa-fe" batch of songs had been obtained by bootleggers, and almost all known dylan basement tape songs were assembled onto the 5-cd bootleg "the genuine basement tapes". "sante-fe" was also included on the 2014 compilations "" and ""; the latter album officially released a fourth batch of previously uncirculating basement tape songs.
santa-fe (bob dylan song)