The sessions for Blonde on Blonde, Dylan’s legendary 1966 release, started in New York City with Dylan’s then-current backup group The Band. But at this point in their maturation, The Band did not have the kind of flexibility Dylan was looking for in the studio. Those sessions, in the winter of 1965, yielded only one track that would wind up on Blonde on Blonde, One of Us Must Know (Sooner or Later), and in that case only Robbie Robertson from The Band played on the released track. That notwiths

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