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30 issues in all (includes On the Tracks nos. 1-24 complete, but without the final issue of March 2003; plus 7 annual "Collector's Issues," but without the final undated Collector's Issue - see below); 4to (approx. 11" x 8½"), each issue of On the Tracks generally about 60 pages, Collector's Issues generally about 24 pages; the former illustrated throughout with much in color; the latter mostly unillustrated with text in quadruple column; original printed wrappers; generally fine throughout. "At first, there were 3 issues a year of On the Tracks, that were sent in February, June and September; then a 4th issue was sent in November, called 'Collector's Issue': it was actually just a catalogue of what was available for sale through Rolling Tomes . Though there is a gap in the numeration between Vol 10 #2 and Vol 11 #3, this is a complete set, and the 'missing issues' do not seem to exist . This fanzine looked more like a music magazine. Illustrated by never-before published photographs, it was professionally produced by Mick and Laurie McCuiston from their home in Grand Junction, Colorado. Their address was well known by Dylan collectors in the 90's as they also ran Rolling Tomes, the goldmine where you could easily order any official Dylan stuff: magazines, dylanzines, books -out of print and new-, sheet music, songbooks, tour programmes, posters, but also T-shirts, buttons, cassettes, records and videos . Long time before Amazon and eBay, selling Dylan stuff was a then a full time job for Mick and Laurie . Due to Mick's severe health problems they had to stop the publication (see comewritersandcritics[dot]com). Not found in OCLC.

99 issues in all (no. 36 is in 3 parts: A, B, and C); 11" x 8½", each issue generally 6-8 pages; occasional illustrations, original printed self-wrappers; three holes punched in the gutter and so bound in a 3-ring binder. Complete and near fine throughout. This was a newsletter published by Mick and Laurie McCuiston so that On the Tracks subscribers could have Dylan information between the three yearly publications of their fanzine. It offered a "comprehensive news coverage on concert dates, TV appearances, album releases, new books, gossip, etc." The publication of Series of Dreams started in July 1993 and ended in 2003; it was monthly sent untill May 1995 (issue #23). Then, there were only 8-9 mailings a year. (See comewritersandcritics[dot]com).