I just picked up a remastered CD version of Bob Dylan's John Wesley Harding, one of Dylan's many permutations of himself, and one where his singing is more emotional than some of his other work. I'm happy to acquire this CD, and I'm thinking, "Remastered? Didn't Greg Calbi do these remasters at Sterling Sound?" So I go to look for the credits — and despite the fact that there's a big yellow sticker permanently affixed to my CD case with the excited yet, vague sentence "Spectacularly remastered from original source tapes", there's no mention of who remastered this CD anywhere on the packaging. There are two credits for Bob Johnston's production, as there should be, and credit for Dylan writing the songs, the players and the engineer, Charlie Bragg — but nowhere are there credits for who did the remastering, let alone who tracked down the "original source tapes" or who oversaw the process of remastering Dylan's back catalog.