Bob Dylan - Love and Theft (2001)

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"Love and Theft," released in 2001, is Bob Dylan's thirty-first studio album and showcases his mastery of Americana, blending elements of blues, rockabilly, and folk. The album, lauded for its rich, eclectic sound and Dylan's vivid storytelling, explores themes of love, loss, and American history with a sense of wit and irony. Tracks like "Mississippi" and "High Water (For Charley Patton)" highlight Dylan's lyrical prowess and musical versatility, earning "Love and Theft" critical acclaim and a place among his most celebrated works.

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