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  Studio Album · No. 34

Triplicate Songwriting Credits by Bob Dylan

2017 Columbia Records 18 tracks 96 min
Columbia Records Traditional pop
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Who wrote the songs?

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By the Numbers

18
Tracks
16
Lyricists
1
Producers
2017
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Triplicate is a triple album of thirty Great American Songbook standards, so Bob Dylan wrote none of the songs. It is his first three-disc release, with each disc holding a ten-song themed sequence. Dylan produced it under his Jack Frost pseudonym, extending the standards project of Shadows in the Night and Fallen Angels.

Released March 31, 2017, Triplicate was Dylan's third consecutive Great American Songbook covers collection, following Shadows in the Night and Fallen Angels. Dylan produced under the Jack Frost pseudonym, recording all thirty tracks live in the studio at Capitol Studios in Los Angeles with his touring band, Charlie Sexton and Dean Parks on guitar, Donnie Herron on steel guitar, Tony Garnier on bass, George Receli on drums, with no overdubs. The album's compositions draw from the Tin Pan Alley tradition with songs by Jimmy Van Heusen, Sammy Cahn, Irving Berlin, Jerome Kern, and Oscar Hammerstein II, and no original Dylan material appears. Structured as a three-disc set running 95 minutes, it is Dylan's longest studio album. It earned a Metacritic score of 80, a Grammy nomination for Best Traditional Pop Vocal Album, and charted at number 37 on the Billboard 200 and number 17 in the UK.

Track Listing & Credits 18 tracks

Written by the artist Written by outside writers
#TitleLyricist(s)Composer(s)Producer(s)Performers
1
I Guess I'll Have to Change My Plan
Howard Dietz Arthur Schwartz Bob Dylan Bob Dylan (Lead Vocals, Guitar)
2
September of My Years
Sammy Cahn Jimmy Van Heusen Bob Dylan Bob Dylan (Lead Vocals, Guitar)
3
Once Upon a Time
Lee Adams Charles Strouse Bob Dylan Bob Dylan (Lead Vocals, Guitar)
4
Trade Winds
Charles Tobias Cliff Friend Bob Dylan Bob Dylan (Lead Vocals, Guitar)
5
Braggin'
Don Redman Don Redman Bob Dylan Bob Dylan (Lead Vocals, Guitar)
6
As Time Goes By
Herman Hupfeld Herman Hupfeld Bob Dylan Bob Dylan (Lead Vocals, Guitar)
7
My One and Only Love
Robert Mellin Guy Wood Bob Dylan Bob Dylan (Lead Vocals, Guitar)
8
Stardust
Mitchell Parish Hoagy Carmichael Bob Dylan Bob Dylan (Lead Vocals, Guitar)
9
The Best Is Yet to Come
Carolyn Leigh Cy Coleman Bob Dylan Bob Dylan (Lead Vocals, Guitar)
10
But Beautiful
Johnny Burke Jimmy Van Heusen Bob Dylan Bob Dylan (Lead Vocals, Guitar)
11
Here's That Rainy Day
Johnny Burke Jimmy Van Heusen Bob Dylan Bob Dylan (Lead Vocals, Guitar)
12
Where Is the One
Benny Davis J. Fred Coots Bob Dylan Bob Dylan (Lead Vocals, Guitar)
13
There's a Flaw in My Flue
Johnny Mercer Hoagy Carmichael Bob Dylan Bob Dylan (Lead Vocals, Guitar)
14
It Gets Lonely Early
Sammy Cahn Jimmy Van Heusen Bob Dylan Bob Dylan (Lead Vocals, Guitar)
15
P.S. I Love You
Johnny Mercer Gordon Jenkins Bob Dylan Bob Dylan (Lead Vocals, Guitar)
16
The Last Waltz
Les ReedBarry Mason Les ReedBarry Mason Bob Dylan Bob Dylan (Lead Vocals, Guitar)
17
Stormy Weather
Ted Koehler Harold Arlen Bob Dylan Bob Dylan (Lead Vocals, Guitar)
18
This Nearly Was Mine
Oscar Hammerstein II Richard Rodgers Bob Dylan Bob Dylan (Lead Vocals, Guitar)

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Frequently Asked Questions Triplicate

Did Bob Dylan write the songs on Triplicate?
No. Triplicate is made up of thirty covers of Great American Songbook standards, and Bob Dylan wrote none of them. He performs interpretations of songs by other writers.
Is Triplicate by Bob Dylan a triple album?
Yes. Triplicate is Dylan's first three-disc album, holding thirty songs split into three themed ten-song discs. It runs about 96 minutes in total.
How many songs are on Bob Dylan's Triplicate?
Triplicate contains thirty tracks, all covers of pop standards. Each of its three discs has its own title and a ten-song sequence.
Who produced Bob Dylan's Triplicate?
Bob Dylan produced Triplicate under his Jack Frost pseudonym. It was recorded at Capitol Studios in Hollywood and released on March 31, 2017.
How did Triplicate by Bob Dylan chart?
Triplicate reached number 37 on the Billboard 200 and number 17 on the UK Albums Chart. It charted only briefly in the US.
Is Triplicate part of Bob Dylan's standards albums?
Yes. Triplicate is the third and largest of Dylan's standards projects, following Shadows in the Night and Fallen Angels. All three feature covers of classic pop standards.

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