Audio: 1967

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This yearly page now contains only the main Rarities List! Because of the large number of entries, releases of "Bob Dylan's Greatest Hits" with the UK tracklist are now here. Mono 7" Singles & EPs (up to 1976) are now here, and Promotional Items (Albums and Singles) are now here. All Honourable Mentions are now here.

If you have any entries to add to the list or additions/corrections to existing entries, please let me know! Please note I cannot value your Dylan rarities - see the Mission page for reasons why. Contact the dealers on my Trading page for assistance!

Revised: 21 July, 2010.


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Tom Rush - "On The Road Again"/"Love's Made A Fool Of You" - 7" mono single, Elektra EKSN 45015 (USA), 1967:


Elektra EKSN 45015 (USA) - Side 1 scan by David Burgess

R-0061M-2 On The Road Again (Tom Rush) (mono version) - A-side
Bob was once thought to be the "Roosevelt Gook" playing piano, see comments for the 1966 Elektra album Take A Little Walk With Me

R-0058M-2 Love's Made A Fool Of You (Buddy Holly-Wes Montgomery) (mono version) - B-side
comments as for R-0061

Thanks to David Burgess for information about this single and the label scans - this single does not appear to have had a picture sleeve. Details have now been listed in Red Herrings.


Elektra EKSN 45015 (USA) - Side 1 scan by David Burgess


"Greatest Hits" - mono vinyl LP, CBS BPG 62847 (UK), Mar 1967; CBS BP-473391 (New Zealand), 1967:
This album has a different sleeve and tracklist from the US release of Bob Dylan's Greatest Hits with twelve tracks instead of ten. The front photo is by Jerry Schatzberg from the Blonde On Blonde photo shoot and the rear cover shows six Dylan albums omitting Another Side. Full details of the three UK releases and the New Zealand release are here.

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CBS BPG 62847 (UK) - front scan by Hans Seegers

This album had a different front cover (not a live photo this time, but one from the Blonde On Blonde photo shoot by Jerry Schatzberg - see The Blonde On Blonde Missing Pictures). The rear sleeve depicts only six of Bob's previous albums, omitting Another Side, and there's no Dylan picture.

The album also had a different tracklist from the US version - Positively 4th Street is missing, but is replaced by three tracks: She Belongs To Me; It's All Over Now, Baby Blue and One Of Us Must Know (Sooner or Later).

Roger Ford informs me that this album is not in true mono, but a mono reduction of the stereo album. For the stereo version of the album, see here.


CBS BP-473391 (New Zealand) - front scan by Stuart Moore

 This UK tracklist is:

Side 1: Blowin' In The Wind; It Ain't Me, Babe; The Times They Are A-Changin'; Mr. Tambourine Man; She Belongs To Me; It's All Over Now, Baby Blue
Side 2: Subterranean Homesick Blues; One Of Us Must Know (Sooner Or Later); Like A Rolling Stone; Just Like A Woman; Rainy Day Women # 12 & 35 (unique 2:06 edit); I Want You

The US tracklist is:

Side 1: Rainy Day Women # 12 & 35 (album version); Blowin' In The Wind; Subterranean Homesick Blues; Like A Rolling Stone
Side 2: Positively 4th Street (1965 single); The Times They Are A-Changin'; It Ain't Me, Babe; Mr. Tambourine Man; I Want You; Just Like A Woman

As can be seen, Positively 4th Street is left off the UK album, replaced by She Belongs To Me; It's All Over Now, Baby Blue and One Of Us Must Know (Sooner Or Later). This substitution meant that the tracklist of the Nov 1971 UK 2LP release of Bob Dylan's Greatest Hits Vol. II, retitled More Bob Dylan Greatest Hits, also had to be changed (see International Album Releases (Dylan-only Compilations) 1970s). Positively 4th Street, missing from here, was added to that album, replacing She Belongs To Me which appears here, while It's All Over Now, Baby Blue, which also appears here, was replaced on the 1971 UK set by New Morning.

Roger Ford informs me that this album is not in true mono, but a mono reduction of the stereo album. (The mono version of the US release of Bob Dylan's Greatest Hits was compiled separately from the mono tracks.) For the stereo version of the album, see below.

R-0251M Blowin' In The Wind - first guitar note missing (mono version - mono reduction of R-0251, see below)

R-0537M One Of Us Must Know (Sooner Or Later) - not R-0050 (see 1966 and 1966 Blonde On Blonde Rarities), but a mono reduction of R-0537 (see below)

R-0656M Rainy Day Women #12 & 35 - shorter single edit (2:06)
Not the 2:26 edit from 1966 mono 7" singles (R-0052 , see 1966), but a mono reduction of R-0656 (see below)

Whether the 1960s UK pressings actually contain R-0656M is now in doubt since on my stereo copy listed below Rainy Day Women #12 & 35 is the full album version at 4:35, despite being listed as 2:06 on the sleeve. More information will be added when available. Non-UK stereo pressings such as the Greek ones listed do actually have R-0656.

Thanks to Hans Seegers and Gerd Rundel for information and scans (I have only ever owned this album in stereo.)


"Greatest Hits" - stereo vinyl LP, CBS SBPG 62847, Mar 1967, re-released 1968, 1969 and 1975; CBS 460907 1 (UK), 1988:
For the UK tracklist, see above. My stereo copy has the mono cover with just "62847" as the catalogue number on front and rear. It has a gold foil sticker with "Stereo" in the rear top right corner next to the CBS logo. Because of the large number of releases of the stereo album, full details are now here. For the mono version of the album, see above and Mono Album Releases.


CBS SBPG 62847 (UK) - front scan by Hans Seegers (first 1960s release)

R-0251 Blowin' In The Wind - first guitar note missing (stereo version), no longer available on CD

R-0537 One Of Us Must Know (Sooner Or Later) - unfaded stereo version (still available on this album's CD releases, see below), also on the gold CD release of Blonde On Blonde, 1990s (now deleted, see 1966 Blonde On Blonde Rarities)

R-0656 Rainy Day Women #12 & 35 - shorter single edit (2:06), no longer available on CD
This is even shorter than the standard 7" single edit, R-0052 (see 1966). It only has the first two verses and unlike the single edit it fades out in the final instrumental section. Although the rear sleeve shows the time as 2.06 it actually plays as 2.02.

Thanks to Hans Seegers for the information that this vinyl album was reissued in 1975 with orange/yellow labels (same catalogue number), in 1985 with red labels and in 1988 with red labels and a new catalogue number - CBS 460907 1 (first six digits same as the current CD, see below). Thanks to Patrick Helfrich for the alternate label scan from the 1970s release. These later releases do not contain R-0656 - Rainy Day Women #12 & 35 is now the album length of 4:35.

Whether the 1960s UK pressings actually contain R-0656 is now in doubt since on my copy listed below Rainy Day Women #12 & 35 is the full album version at 4:35, despite being listed as 2:06 on the sleeve. Hans Seegers believes that only the non-UK pressings of this album such as the Greek releases listed below had the 2:06 edit!
 

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CBS SBPG 62847 (UK) - front (my copy, second, third and fourth 1960s releases)


CBS SBPG 62847 (UK) - rear with printed "STEREO"/arrows logo, scan by Hans Seegers (first 1960s release)


CBS SBPG 62847 (UK) - Side 1 scan by Hans Seegers (first and second 1960s releases)


CBS SBPG 62847 (UK) - rear with white "Stereo" sticker at top centre, scan by Gerd Rundel (second 1960s release)

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CBS SBPG 62847 (UK) - back with "Stereo" gold foil sticker (my copy, third 1960s release)

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CBS SBPG 62847 (UK) - Side 1 of stereo album (my copy, third 1960s release)


CBS SBPG 62847 (UK) - rear with no stereo indication at top right, scan by Hans Seegers (fourth 1960s release)


CBS SBPG 62847 (UK) - Side 1 scan by Hans Seegers (fourth 1960s release)


CBS SBPG 62847 (UK) - front scan by Hans Seegers (1975 release)


CBS SBPG 62847 (UK) - rear scan by Hans Seegers (1975 release)


CBS SBPG 62847 (UK) - Side 1 scan by Hans Seegers (1970s release, first design)


CBS SBPG 62847 (UK) - Side 1 scan by Patrick Helfrich (1970s release, alternate design)


CBS S 62847 (UK) - front scan by Hans Seegers (1985 release)


CBS S 62847 (UK) - rear scan by Hans Seegers (1985 release)


CBS S 62847 (UK) - Side 1 scan by Hans Seegers (1985 release)


CBS 460907 1 (UK) - front scan by Hans Seegers (1988 release)


CBS 460907 1 (UK) - rear scan by Hans Seegers (1988 release)


CBS 460907 1 (UK) - Side 1 scan by Hans Seegers (1988 release)


"Greatest Hits" - stereo vinyl compilation LP, CBS S 62847 (Italy), 1967:


CBS S 62847 (Italy) - front scan by Hans Seegers
This album was released twice in 1967 with different record labels. It does not contain R-0656 - Rainy Day Women #12 & 35 is the album length of 4:35. For full details, see here.

Thanks to Hans Seegers for information and scan.


"Greatest Hits" - stereo vinyl compilation LP, CBS S 62847 (Israel), 1967:


CBS S 62847 (Israel) - front scan by Nol Grint
This LP is again a version of the UK release. For full details, see here.

Thanks to Nol Grint for information and scan.


"Greatest Hits" - stereo vinyl compilation LP, CBS SBPG 62847 (Kenya), 1968:


CBS SBPG 62847 (Kenya) - front scan by Hans Seegers
This incredibly rare album from the former British colony which became independent in 1963 uses the first version of the UK front sleeve and the fourth version of the UK rear sleeve (see above). For full details, see here.

Thanks to Hans Seegers for information and scan.


"Greatest Hits" - stereo vinyl compilation LPs, CBS S 62847 (NL), 1969; CBS 62847 (NL), 1976, re-released 1985; CBS 463088 1 (NL), 1989:


CBS S 62847 (NL) - front scan by Hans Seegers
This version of the album with the UK Greatest Hits tracklist was made in Holland. The oddity is that Rainy Day Women #12 & 35, track 5 on Side 2, is listed as 2:06 as the UK albums, but the track is the album version at 4:29, so R-0656 (see above) is not present! For full details, see here.

Thanks to Hans Seegers for information and scans.


CBS 62847 (NL) - front scan by Hans Seegers (both releases)

CBS 463088 1 (NL) - front scan by Hans Seegers

"Greatest Hits" - stereo vinyl compilation LP, CBS S 62847 (Spain), 1970, re-released 1975, 1978 and 1981:


CBS S 62847 (Spain) - front scan by Hans Seegers (1970 & 1975 releases)
This Spanish stereo LP is a release of the album with the 1967 UK Greatest Hits tracklist.  Both the sleeves and records were made in Spain. For full details, see here.

Thanks to Hans Seegers and Gerd Rundel for information and scans.


CBS S 62847 (Spain) - front scan by Gerd Rundel (1978 release)

CBS S 62847 (Spain) - front scan by Hans Seegers (1981 release, no logo at top left)

"Greatest Hits" - stereo cassette, CBS 40-62847 (NL), 1974:


CBS 40-62847 (UK) - cassette insert front, scan by Phil Beale

These cassettes from the UK and Holland are re-releases of the twelve-track 1967 UK Greatest Hits album.


CBS 40-62847 (UK) - cassette insert inside, scan by Phil Beale

CBS 40-62847 (NL) - front of insert, scan by Nol Grint
 
CBS 40-62847 (NL) - inside of insert, scan by Nol Grint

CBS 40-62847 (NL) - Side 1 scan by Nol Grint

Phil Beale has a UK cassette copy of this album, CBS 40-62847, which has the same track listing as above, although She Belongs To Me on Side 1 and Just Like A Woman on Side 2 are reversed. The surprise is that Like A Rolling Stone on Side 2 is the live version from the 1969 Isle of Wight Festival from Self Portrait, not the expected studio version from Highway 61 Revisited. There's no indication on the cassette insert. Hans Seegers informs me that this variant, obviously a CBS mistake, is known to collectors.

These cassettes have the three rarities listed above including the unique edit of Rainy Day Women #12 & 35 (2:06).

Thanks to Nol Grint and Phil Beale for information and scans.


"Greatest Hits" - stereo vinyl compilation LP, CBS S 62847 (NL for France), 1975, re-released 1985:


CBS S 62847 (NL for France) - front with sticker, photo by Don DiMuccio
This version of the 1967 UK Greatest Hits album was made in Holland for the French market (see the 1975 Dutch release above). For full details, see here.

Thanks to Don DiMuccio for information and picture.


"Greatest Hits" - stereo vinyl compilation LP, CBS 62847 (Greece), 1975, re-released 1978; CBS 4630881 (Greece), 1988:
This Greek LP has the 1967 UK cover, orange/yellow CBS labels and the UK 12-song tracklist. Like the UK release, it contains the rarities including the unique edit of Rainy Day Women #12 & 35 (R-0656, see above). This album was re-released in 1988.


CBS 62847 (Greece) - front scan by Ronald Born (both releases)


CBS 62847 (Greece) - rear scan by Ronald Born (both releases)


CBS 62847 (Greece) - Side 1 scan by Ronald Born (1976 release)


CBS 62847 (Greece) - Side 2 scan by Ronald Born (1976 release)


CBS 4630881 (Greece) - Side 1 scan by Hans Seegers (1988 release)


CBS 4630881 (Greece) - Side 2 scan by Hans Seegers (1988 release)

Hans Seegers reports the front cover is "a bad copy of the 'Leonardo Da Vinci' cover"!

The rear cover shows two contemporary Dylan albums - The Basement Tapes and Desire. This was the same on the 1988 release - the cover was not changed. One of the producer credits on cover and Side 2 label is incorrectly shown as "Bob Johnson" instead of Bob Johnston.

The 1976 record has orange/yellow CBS labels with matrix numbers: Side 1- 62.847-A (written), Side 2 - 01-62847-1B-1 HP-GRIEKENLAND (stamped). "Griekenland" is Dutch for Greece, and shows the album was sourced from Holland.

The 1988 record has red labels with a white CBS logo and the same matrix numbers: Side 1 - 62.847-A (written), Side 2 - 01-62847-1B-1 HP-GRIEKENLAND (stamped). The "Bob Johnson" error is repeated on the new Side 2 label.

Thanks to Ronald Born and Hans Seegers for information and scans.


"Greatest Hits" - stereo vinyl compilation LP, CBS 10080/UK AL 62847 (India), 1983:

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CBS 10080/UK AL 62847 (India) - front

The original CBS Indian stereo release from 1967 has the US Bob Dylan's Greatest Hits tracklist, see International Album Releases. This release has the UK tracklist, see above. For full details, see here.

Thanks to Hans Seegers for information and scan.


"Greatest Hits" - digitally remastered 30th Anniversary CD re-release, Columbia 460907 9 (UK), 1997:


Columbia 460907 9 (UK) - jewel case with sticker (my copy)
Thanks to Gino Galvez for pointing out this remastered edition no longer contains R-0251, the version of Blowin' In The Wind with the first guitar note missing. I've confirmed this by comparing my copy of 460907 9 with the version on the remastered release of The Freewheelin' Bob Dylan. The CD release also no longer contains R-0656, here Rainy Day Women #12 & 35 is the full album version at 4:37.

R-0537-2 One Of Us Must Know (Sooner Or Later) - unfaded stereo version (thanks to Roger Ford for confirming that this CD is the only place this specific version can be found today)

This album was also released with the same catalogue number in a Best Of The Best Gold edition in 1998, see here.


Columbia 460907 9 (UK) - sticker from jewel case


Columbia 460907 9 (UK) - outside of unfolded front insert


Columbia 460907 9 (UK) - inside of unfolded front insert


Columbia 460907 9 (UK) - reverse of rear insert

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Columbia 460907 9 (UK) - rear insert

There are four variants of this release. The 1997 release (my copy) has no catalogue number on the upper right of the rear insert, the gold/black sticker on the front of the clear jewel case, and bar-code "5 99746 09791". Keith Schweiger has two copies, also with no catalogue number at top right of the rear insert and the same bar-code. One has "Sony Music" at the bottom left of the rear insert, the other doesn't have "Sony Music" but has the catalogue number above the bar code on the right. Keith's first copy has the same front sticker as mine, the second copy has two front stickers, one with "Nice Price" and the other advertising the 30th Anniversary of the album, 1967-1997. The 1997 releases have an extended booklet with the Columbia "Nice Price" catalogue. The 2000 re-release has the catalogue number on the upper right of the rear insert (not shown), no front stickers, and bar-code "5 99746 308896". All the discs are the same except for different matrix numbers.

Thanks to Hans Seegers, Bill Hester and Keith Schweiger for information.


Columbia 460907 9 (UK) - CD with original CBS LP label-style design

"Bob Dylan's Greatest Hits" - CD in digipak with newspaper, Nova Music/Sony Music NM 408-2/4609072 (Romania), 2010:


Nova Music/Sony Music NM 408-2/4609072 (Romania) - front scan by Arie de Reus
Full details of this release are here.

Thanks to Arie de Reus for information and scan.


"Bob Dylan's Greatest Hits Vol. III" - stereo vinyl LP: CBS S 63111 (Holland), 1967; CBS SBP 234735 (Australia), 1970s; CBS SBP 474357 (New Zealand), 1970s; CD: CBS 465034 2 (Australia), 1989, re-released mid-1990s and early 2000s:


CBS S 63111 (NL) - LP front scan by Wim van der Mark
This album (using the US Greatest Hits cover) was also released in Australia and New Zealand in the 1970s and on CD in Australia in 1989, thanks to Trevor Gibb and Bill Hester for the information. The CD is still on sale in Australia, which must cause confusion with the 1994 CD Greatest Hits Vol. 3! Jon Wilson has a Greek vinyl release of this compilation - scans required. Gerd Rundel's Dutch vinyl copy has a sleeve that is laminated front and back. The record has orange CBS labels with stamped matrix numbers: Side 1 - S 63111 1A, Side 2 - S 63111 1B. GH3AusFront2.jpg (22292 bytes)
CBS SBP 234735 (Australia) - LP front scan by Stuart Moore

CBS 465034 2 (Australia) - copy on sale in Ireland in 2004 for €8.99

Tracklisting:

Side 1: Positively 4th Street; One Too Many Mornings; Pledging My Time (alternate stereo mix); She Belongs To Me; My Back Pages; All I Really Want To Do
Side 2: House Of The Rising Sun; Corrina, Corrina; Man Of Constant Sorrow; I Shall Be Free; Tombstone Blues; 4th Time Around (alternate stereo mix)

R-0062-2 Pledging My Time - alternate stereo mix to the one used on the first 1966 US stereo pressing of Blonde On Blonde, that first appeared on the Columbia Special Products compilation Zenith Salutes... The Teen Sound, see 1966
This mix was used on the remixed 1968 US stereo pressing of the album, see 1966 Blonde On Blonde Rarities

R-0063 4th Time Around - alternate stereo mix to the one used on the first 1966 US stereo pressing of Blonde On Blonde
This mix was used on the remixed 1968 US stereo pressing of the album, see 1966 Blonde On Blonde Rarities

Thanks to Roger Ford for the correction of this entry, who adds: "These were alternate mixes to the ones released on copies of the Blonde On Blonde album at that time (1967), but these mixes then appeared on the 1968 remixed US version of Blonde On Blonde, and became the "standard" stero vinyl mix."

Richard McDonald also informs me: "I have a official release cassette version of Blonde on Blonde dating from the late 1970s which features a completely different (and far better) mix of 4th Time Around, featuring an accordion-ish sounding instrument." This is in fact the mix used in R-0063, which features a harmonium-sounding keyboard instrument not present in the 1966 mix.

Thanks to Wim van der Mark, Stuart Moore and Gerd Rundel for information and scans. Thanks to Éamonn Ó Catháin for the copy of the CD on sale in Ireland. It has a single card front insert with the song titles on the reverse and a plain blue/black rear insert, again with just the song titles. Thanks to Stuart Moore for scans of the Australian LP - the record has orange/yellow CBS labels and is housed in a paper inner sleeve (unusual for Australia where clear plastic sleeves were most common at the time). Thanks to Fred Muller for scans of the New Zealand LP, this also has CBS orange/yellow labels.

Thanks to Bill Hester and Stuart Moore for the scan of earlier Australian CD releases than of my copy. The first and third sets of jewel case inserts are identical, the second release has "Select" on both the front and rear inserts. The first two CDs were made by Distronics and are silver with black and red text, the current CD is red with silver text.


"If You Gotta Go, Go Now"/"To Ramona" - 7" mono single, CBS 2921 (NL), Aug 1967:


CBS 2921 (NL) - front scan by Hans Seegers
R-0055 If You Gotta Go, Go Now - out-take from Bringing It All Back Home recorded at Columbia Studios, New York, 15 Jan 1965, overdubbed 21 May 1965
The A-side of this single manufactured in Holland, and also released in Belgium and Luxemburg.

This is an alternate version to the one released in 1991 on The Bootleg Series Vols. 1-3, with backup vocals on the choruses overdubbed by a female vocal group called The Poppies. The Poppies were from Jackson, MS, and had hits for the Columbia Records label Epic in 1966 with Lullaby of Love (also the title of their album) and He's Ready. Their lead singer Dorothy Moore had an international solo hit in 1975 with Misty Blue and Fern Kinney had a UK No. 1 hit in 1980 with Together We Are Beautiful. Two composite versions of If You Gotta Go, Go Now were produced from an overdub session at Columbia Studios, New York, on 21 May 1965. Composite 1 (from takes 1-5) was released as this single, Composite 2 (from takes 6-7) was released on The Bootleg Series Vols. 1-3. The musicians who took part on 21 May 1965 aren't named, and although there's no mention of singers Michael Krogsgaard thinks the vocal overdubbing may have taken place then. However, The Poppies' recording career for Epic as a group occurred only from 1966, so the vocal overdubbing may actually have been recorded later. No such session for 1966 is listed in Michael Krogsgaard's series on Bob Dylan's recording sessions in "The Telegraph" and "The Bridge".

The B-side was the album version of To Ramona. There are two label variations: the first has "P 1967" to the left of the centre hole on two lines; the second has "è 1967" ("P" in a circle) to the left of the centre hole on one line.


CBS 2921 (NL) - rear scan by Hans Seegers

CBS 2921 (NL) - A-side scan by Hans Seegers (R-0055, first variant)


CBS 2921 (NL) - detail from A-side, scan by Hans Seegers (first variant)


CBS 2921 (NL) - B-side scan by Hans Seegers (first variant)


CBS 2921 (NL) - A-side scan by Hans Seegers (R-0055, second variant)


CBS 2921 (NL) - detail from A-side, scan by Hans Seegers (second variant)


CBS 2921 (NL) - B-side scan by Hans Seegers (second variant)

Hans Seegers adds: "Some collectors claim that this single was mistakenly released by CBS Holland. Research at CBS showed, however, that this was not true. As with all Dutch Dylan releases of those days, the release itself and the compilation of its A- and B-sides were determined by Columbia USA, who also supplied the master tapes for this single. So for CBS Holland this was a normal release as any other Dylan single. It may be possible, as other collectors claim, that Dylan objected to the release of If You Gotta Go, Go Now, but no proof whatsoever at CBS was found that this led to the withdrawal of it from record shops. Actually there was even a second run at the pressing plant causing the two label variations known so far. This being the most sought after Dutch single has more to do with the fact that Holland was the only country where If You Gotta Go, Go Now was released legitimately and less with its rarity amongst Dutch singles. There are other Dutch singles that are much harder to get!"


Epic 9893 (USA) - picture from www.soulfulkindamusic.net
The Poppies Discography
Members: Dorothy Moore, Rosemary Taylor and Patsy McClune (replaced by Fern Kinney).

Epic 9893 (shown left) - Lullaby Of Love / I Wonder Why – 1966
Epic 10019 - He's Ready / He's Got Real Love - 1966 (also issued with picture sleeve)
Epic 10059 - Do It With Soul / He Means So Much To Me – 1966
Epic 510086 - There's A Pain In My Heart / My Love And I – 1967

Thanks to Hans Seegers for information and scans.


"Nine Songs Publisher’s Sampler" 12" single-sided mono vinyl LP, Warner Bros./7 Arts Music Inc. XTV 221567 (USA), 1967:
These are all Witmark & Sons demos recorded in the Witmark offices, New York, in 1962-63 except R-0037, which is an alternate Columbia studio take from 1964 used as a demo. The record is single-sided so there is no label on Side 2. For an acetate with two of these and other Witmark demos, see 1963. Thanks to John R. Overall for information that this is really badly pressed and appears not to have been equalised for LP.

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Warner Bros. XTV 221567 (USA) - label scan by Hans Seegers

R-0029-3 Long Ago, Far Away - demo recorded Nov 1962, for a Witmark acetate with this performance see 1963

R-0030-2 Long Time Gone - demo recorded Mar 1963, for a Witmark acetate with this performance see 1963
Lyrics on bobdylan.com

R-0031-2 Ain't Gonna Grieve - demo recorded Aug 1963
This previously appeared on a Columbia US 10" acetate, see 1963. It also surfaced in a set of US Music Publishers Holding Corporation acetates, see 2004.

R-0032    John Brown - demo recorded Aug 1963, for the Jan/Feb 1963 Broadside recording (R-0026), see 1963

R-0033    I Shall Be Free - demo recorded Apr 1963, different performance from the one released on The Freewheelin' Bob Dylan

R-0034 Only A Hobo - demo recorded Aug 1963
The version released on The Bootleg Series Vols. 1-3
is an out-take from The Times They Are A-Changin', recorded Columbia Studios, New York, 12 Aug 1963 (CO78982, 3:28). For the Jan/Feb 1963 Broadside recording (R-0027) and a May 1963 radio broadcast on The World Of Folk Music (Starring Oscar Brand) (R-0317), see 1963

R-0035 The Death Of Emmett Till - demo recorded Dec 1962. For the May 1962 Broadside recording (R-0082), not released until the 1970s, see 1972
Lyrics on bobdylan.com

R-0036-2 (I'd Hate To Be You On That) Dreadful Day - demo recorded Mar 1963. For a 1963 acetate with this track, see 1963. For the Nov 1962 Broadside recording (R-0081), not released until the 1970s, see 1972
The lyrics of this song have now disappeared from bobdylan.com!

R-0037 I'll Keep It With Mine - recorded Jun 1964, different version from the one released on Biograph, see 1985


Mono Singles & EPs for 1967

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Mono 7" Singles & EPs 1966-68
These are now here: Mono 7" Singles & EPs 1966-68. Mono LPs have their own pages, see International Mono Releases.

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Bob Dylan's Greatest Hits
(1967, mono)


Promotional/Regular Items for 1967


Living In Another Country: International Stereo Releases

Stereo promo items for 1967 which don't contain rare material but which are still very collectable are now included with promo releases of regular albums and commercially released singles on the appropriate page in International Stereo Releases. Greatest Hits 1967
Bob Dylan's Greatest Hits (1967, stereo)

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