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Bob Dylan is returning to theclassic American songbook foranother covers album.

On Tuesday, Dylan announcedhis 38th studio album, Triplicate,a 30-song triple LP due March 31.

The album, his first after receiving the 2016 Nobel Prizefor Literature, will be made up of30 new recordings of classicsongs comprising three individ-

ual discs: ’Til the Sun Goes Down,Devil Dolls and Comin’ HomeLate.

The album will feature coversof American songwriters includ-ing Charles Strouse and Lee Ad-ams (Once Upon a Time), HaroldArlen and Ted Koehler (StormyWeather), Harold Hupfield (AsTime Goes By) and Cy Colemanand Carolyn Leigh (The Best IsYet to Come).

Dylan’s previous two albums,last year’s Fallen Angels and2015’s Shadows in the Night, wereboth collections of similar coversongs, garnering Grammy nomi-nations in the category of besttraditional pop vocal album.

Dylan is scheduled to performduring the Firefly Music Festivalin Dover, Del., in June.

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