Release of Bringing It All Back Home

Bringing It All Back Home is the fifth studio album by the American singer-songwriter Bob Dylan. Released by Columbia Records in April 1965, the album was Dylan's first to incorporate electric instrumentation. It was so different from his earlier work that it caused controversy and divided the contemporary folk scene.
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Which happened first?
- Release of Bringing It All Back Home and Release of December's Children (And Everybody's) happened in the same year
- Release of Bringing It All Back Home and Release of Rubber Soul happened in the same year
- Release of Bringing It All Back Home and Release of Help! happened in the same year
- Release of Bringing It All Back Home and Release of Highway 61 Revisited happened in the same year
- Release of Bringing It All Back Home and Release of My Generation happened in the same year
Timeline
- Release of Bringing It All Back Home (this page)March 27, 1965
- Release of December's Children (And Everybody's)December 4, 1965
- Release of Help!August 6, 1965
- Release of Highway 61 RevisitedAugust 30, 1965
- Release of My GenerationDecember 3, 1965
- Release of Rubber SoulDecember 3, 1965
Related
Release of Abbey RoadSeptember 26, 1969- Release of A Night at the OperaNovember 21, 1975
Release of ThrillerNovember 30, 1982
Release of The FameAugust 19, 2008
Release of Please Please MeMarch 22, 1963
Release of The BeatlesNovember 22, 1968
Release of Let It BeMay 8, 1970- Release of A Hard Day's NightJuly 10, 1964