Sep 29, 2006 • 1 min read

Bob Dylan tape up for auction

A tape of four songs recorded by a teenage Bob Dylan and his childhood friend Ric Kangas goes under the hammer in Dallas next month, with estimates of up to $100,000.

A tape with four songs by a teenage Bob Dylan on it is to be sold at auction in Dallas next month. It's reckoned that the tracks, recorded in the late 1950s by the musician and his childhood friend Ric Kangas, could fetch as much as $100,000. Kangas discovered the tape a few years ago but was unable to play it until he could find an old style player. Dylan sings on three songs and plays guitar on the fourth. Two tracks, 'I Got Trouble' and 'I Got A New Girl', appeared in Martin Scorsese's 2005 Bob Dylan documentary, 'No Direction Home'.

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