R-0529  I Want You - same take as used on the Blonde On Blonde album, but with a completely different mix

A known copy of this acetate has "voice too low" handwritten on the label. The mix was never used commercially.

The single-sided acetate illustrated below does not have the "voice too low" comment, and is probably R-0322.

Thanks to Hans Seegers for information and scan.

This single was also available as a white label promo with red text. The copy shown has stamped matrix numbers: Side 1 - ZSP114563-1C, Side 2 - ZSP114564-1D. The promo single was not in fact available with red vinyl as previously reported. The labels of Kenneth Robson's copy of this single are missing the Witmark copyright information below the track time on the right of the centre hole. The plastic centres are generic and not Columbia issue.

R-0322 I Want You - slight edit - 2:54 (full-length version is 3:07)
The US, UK, French and Australian single labels show the length at 2:57, not 2:54

Columbia 4-43683 (USA) - promo A-side scan by Gerd Rundel (R-0322, length shown as 2:57)

Columbia 4-43683 (USA) - front scan by Sam C. Visser

Columbia 4-43683 (USA) - A-side scan by David Plentus (R-0322, length shown as 2:57)

Columbia 4-43683 (USA) - B-side scan by David Plentus (R-0054)

Columbia 4-43683 (USA) - alternate A-side scan without copyright information by Kenneth Robson (R-0322)

Columbia 4-43683 (USA) - alternate B-side scan by Kenneth Robson (R-0054)

Thanks to Nol Grint for information and scans.

This single with a push-out centre for jukebox use came in a generic orange/white CBS UK sleeve. Thanks to David Burgess for scans and the ticket from the Liverpool Odeon Theatre on 14 May 1966 when R-0054 was recorded. David also took the photo of the Liverpool Odeon Theatre site and two helpful passers-by in 2011. The girl is holding a picture of the single B-side, the guy is holding a picture of David's ticket.

CBS 202258 (UK, no picture sleeve) - B-side scan by David Burgess (R-0054)

David Burgess' ticket from the Odeon Theatre, Liverpool, 14 May 1966!

CBS 2258 (NL) - front scan by Hans Seegers

Thanks to Éamonn O Catháin for the Dutch postcard with a picture of this single (Ian Woodward says this is not contemporary, but dates from around ten years later).  The plastic centres on the Dutch single and illustrated on the postcard are generic and not CBS issue. The Swedish single had a fold-out paper sleeve. Thanks to Francisco Lima for information about the Danish single. Hans Seegers explains that up to 1973 CBS Denmark had their records manufactured at the Polygram pressing plant in Oslo, Norway, so they are identical to the records released in Norway. Up to 1968 the sleeves were printed in Denmark so were different from the Norwegian sleeves. The rear of the Danish sleeves were blank, as shown.

Thanks to Hans Seegers, Éamonn O Catháin, Olav Langum and Dave Mansell for information and scans.

CBS 2258 (NL) - A-side scan by Dave Mansell

CBS 2258 (NL) - B-side scan by Dave Mansell

CBS 2258 (West Germany) - B-side scan by Hans Seegers (R-0054)

CBS 2258 (NL) - postcard featuring a picture of the single label, scan by Éamonn O Catháin

CBS 2258 (Denmark) - front scan by Hans Seegers

CBS 2258 (Denmark) - B-side scan by Hans Seegers

CBS 2258 (Sweden) - front scan by Sam C. Visser

Thanks to Francisco Lima for finding this on eBay and to Hans Seegers for scans.

CBS LL-856-C (Japan) - A-side scan by Hans Seegers

CBS BA-221304 (Australia) - A-side scan by Hans Seegers (R-0322)

Thanks to Hans Seegers for information and scans.

Thanks to Bill Hester for information and to Dag Braathen for scans.

R-0322-2 I Want You (edit - 2:54)

R-0054-2 Just Like Tom Thumb's Blues live at Liverpool, May 1966, B-side
This was also on the Japanese promo LP Mr. D's Collection #1 (see 1974), the Japanese promo EP Mr. D's Collection #2 (see 1976), the 1978 Australian set Masterpieces (see 1978), the Japanese Mr. D's Collection #3 promo CD (see 1993), and the Capitol/EMI boxed set The Band: A Musical History (see 2005). All versions are as far as I know still in mono as originally recorded. Sadly, it does not appear on the B-side of a withdrawn CBS Spanish EP (see 1972), because the record was mispressed with It Takes A Lot To Laugh, It Takes A Train To Cry from Highway 61 Revisited instead!

Thanks to Hans Seegers for information and scan.

R-0322-3 I Want You (edit - 2:54)

R-0054-3 Just Like Tom Thumb's Blues live at Liverpool, May 1966, B-side
This was also on the Japanese promo LP Mr. D's Collection #1 (see 1974), the Japanese promo EP Mr. D's Collection #2 (see 1976), the 1978 Australian set Masterpieces (see 1978), the Japanese Mr. D's Collection #3 promo CD (see 1993), and the Capitol/EMI boxed set The Band: A Musical History (see 2005). All versions are as far as I know still in mono as originally recorded. Sadly, it does not appear on the B-side of a withdrawn CBS Spanish EP (see 1972), because the record was mispressed with It Takes A Lot To Laugh, It Takes A Train To Cry from Highway 61 Revisited instead!

Note this item has orange text. the first set in this series, CSP 120-1302, has the same title and cover, but with pink text, not orange, and a different 7" single, Can You Please Crawl Out Your Window? c/w Highway 61 Revisited (see here). Michael Grasberger has a copy of the box with the pink text with yet another 7" Dylan single, One Of Us Must Know (Sooner Or Later) c/w Queen Jane Approximately, see here.

Thanks to Hans Seegers for information and scan.

Thanks to Dag Braathen for finding this single on discogs.com.

CBS 2426 commercial single (Italy) - rear scan by Ronald Born

CBS JB 2426 jukebox single (Italy) - A-side scan by Hans Seegers (this single was released with three label variants)

CBS ODJB 2426 jukebox single (Italy) - A-side scan by Hans Seegers

CBS 2426 commercial single (Italy) - alternate rear scan by Hans Seegers (lyrics translated into Italian)

CBS JB 2426 jukebox singles (Italy) - jukebox strip for all three singles, scan by Hans Seegers

CBS 2426 commercial single (Italy) - A-side scan by Kenneth Robson