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Legendary musician Bob Dylan will release a new three-disc studio album called Triplicate on March 31.
The 75-year-old music icon's set will feature 30 covers of classic American tunes, reported Entertainment Weekly.
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The album will be released on CD and vinyl, thus marking the Grammy-decorated singer's third album of standards, after Fallen Angels (2016) and Shadows in the Night (2015).
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The collection will contain three discs, namely 'Til the Sun Goes Down, Devil DollsDisc and Comin' Home Late, including Dylan's rendition of Frank Sinatra's I Could Have Told You in the first disc.
It will also feature hand-picked songs from Charles Strouse and Lee Adams (Once Upon a Time), Harold Arlen and Ted Koehler (Stormy Weather), Harold Hupfield (As Time Goes By), and Cy Coleman and Carolyn Leigh (The Best is Yet to Come).
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