With Good as I Been to You, Bob Dylan originally returned in 1992 to the solo acoustic form of his early days: no band, no originals, just voice, guitar and harmonica. The album gathers traditional folk and blues songs such as 'Frankie & Albert', 'Blackjack Davey' and 'Froggie Went A-Courtin'', each arranged and sung by Dylan in a weathered, lived-in voice. It marked the start of the traditionals phase that, a few years later, would feed his artistic revival.

This edition is an LP on black vinyl.