== Basement Tapes == 

 Hi Moisejp, I looked up the "second wave" of Basement Tape bootlegs in Heylin's book Bootleg!. The weird thing is he doesn't mention Robertson. Heylin interviews a bootlegger who says that, after Ten of Swords and Biograph were released in 1985, he was contacted by a man. This man had been a roadie for Dylan & The Band in 1974, and during that tour he'd been given some copies of basement tapes. When the bootlegger played the tapes he realised there were about 25 new songs on the tape, plus some material from The Band & Tiny Tim sessions. They then released this stuff as a bootleg called The Basement Tapes. (I've never seen a copy of that.) So, curiously, that web page you linked has misread the Heylin book. This story is on Bootleg!, Ominibus Press, 2003, pp 149-150. best