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Studio album by Bob Dylan Released June 15, 1978 (1978-06-15)
Recorded April 1978 at Rundown Studios, Santa Monica, California
Genre Rock Length 50:18 Label Columbia Producer Don DeVito Bob
Dylan chronology Street Legal Bob Dylan at Budokan      Themes
of note are the subtly religious and somewhat apocalyptic
overtones found throughout, especially in "Changing of the
Guards", "No Time to Think" and "Where Are You Tonight? (Journey
Through Dark Heat)". Although the Bible (both Old and New
Testaments) had always influenced Dylan's work, the proximity of
this album to the beginning of his gospel tour (early 1979)
raises the possibility that some songs may have been written
with more Christian intent than previous ones.  Writing and
recording Street-Legal[edit]  Before rehearsals could begin,
Dylan had to assemble a band, and he qui