Bringing It All Back Home
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This page is part of a list of original releases by release date of international commercially-released regular stereo Dylan albums. They do not contain rarities or obscurities and are not eligible for the Searching For A Gem list. Nevertheless, their interest value or scarcity means they're worth listing here - as far as I know some are not included on any other Internet site. Promo releases of regular albums are now listed here and no longer in the former yearly Promo sections. This page is still incomplete - more entries required. Because of the length of this page, Bringing It All Back Home CD releases are now here. For releases of this album in CBS/Columbia multi-packs, see International Album Releases (Regular) - Multi-Packs. |
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Revised 02 February, 2012.
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Original US stereo LP, Columbia CS 9128, 22 Mar 1965. The famous front photograph was taken by Daniel Kramer. The woman in red is Sally Grossman, wife of Bob's then manager Albert. Rumours at the time were that it was Bob in drag! For the mono release of this album, see Mono Album Releases. For an 8-track release with a shortened It's All Right Ma (I'm Only Bleeding), see 1974. For information on differences between the various releases of this album,
see Roger Ford's "Electric Dylan" web-site
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This title is now one of the fifteen Dylan albums released in Sep 2003 as a hybrid CD/SA-CD. This is playable both in stereo on an ordinary CD player and in enhanced stereo and 5.1 surround sound on an SA-CD player or a DVD player that also plays SA-CDs (Sony's higher range models all do this).
Out-takes from this album have been officially released as follows:
Biograph (1985): I'll Keep It With Mine (first version, the second version was released on The Bootleg Series Vols. 1-3)
The Bootleg Series Vols. 1-3 (1991): Farewell Angelina; Subterranean Homesick Blues (alternate take); If You Gotta Go, Go Now (Or Else You Gotta Stay All Night)
The Bootleg Series Vol. 7 (2005): It's All Over Now, Baby Blue (alternate take); She Belongs To Me (alternate take). All these three are reportedly have already been circulating amongst collectors. The early 1964 version of Mr. Tambourine Man with Rambling Jack Elliott, sent to The Byrds so that they could cover the song, was also included on this set, but it's actually an out-take from Another Side Of Bob Dylan.
"Exclusive Out-takes From 'The Bootleg Series Vol. 7: No Direction Home - The Soundtrack'"- Three Track Download Only Single (2005): Outlaw Blues - alternate take recorded Columbia Studios, New York, 13 Jan 1965 (listed incorrectly as "16 Jan 1965"), previously uncirculating (R-0727), see Online Performances (Others).
NCIS: The Official TV Series Soundtrack Vol. 2 (2009): California - early version of Outlaw Blues with different lyrics, recorded at Columbia Studios, New York, 13 Jan 1965, now released officially on the CBS US TV series soundtrack album, see 2009.
A version of Subterranean Homesick Blues remixed by The Tings Tings was released on a US/European Columbia 7" stereo single in 2011.
Vinyl and Tape Releases
"Bringing It All Back Home" - stereo vinyl LP releases,
Columbia CS
9128 (USA), Mar 1965 onwards, Columbia
KCS 9128 (USA), 1972 onwards, Columbia PC 9128 (USA), 1990s:
For the mono release of this album, see Mono Album
Releases.
 Columbia CS 9128 (USA) - front with sticker, scan by Hans Seegers (first release) |
There are three 1960s US stereo releases: The first has a purple sticker advertising Subterranean Homesick Blues on the front sleeve and red Columbia labels with the "STEREO/360º SOUND" logos in black, "NONBREAKABLE" below the catalogue number to the left of the centre hole, and the copy shown has matrix numbers: Side 1 - XSM-79423-1A, Side 2 - XSM-79424-1A. The purple sticker was also used on the stereo reel-to-reel tape release, see below. Scott from the USA has a second pressing copy of the first release without the purple sticker and with matrix numbers: Side 1 - XSM-79423-1B, Side 2 - XSM-79424-1B. Gerard Germano has a copy with the first release sleeve, with a first release label with "STEREO/360º SOUND" in black on Side 1, but with a second release label with "STEREO/360º SOUND" in white on Side 2! |
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 Columbia CS 9128 (USA) - later release without stereo/arrows logo signed by Bob, picture from Christie's New York web-site found by Jean-Pol Hiernaux |
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 Columbia KCS 9128 (USA) - 1972 release front detail scan by Mick Robinson |
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 Columbia PC 9128 (USA) - Side 2 scan by Manuel Garcia Jara (1980s release) |
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 Columbia PC 9128 (USA) - front with sticker, scan by Manuel Garcia Jara (1990s release) |
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 Columbia PC 9128 (USA) - detail of rear with barcode, scan by Patrick Helfrich (1990s release) |
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The second release has red Columbia labels with the "STEREO/360º SOUND" logos in white, "NONBREAKABLE" below the catalogue number to the left of the centre hole, and matrix numbers: Side 1 - XSM-79423-1C, Side 2 - XSM-79424-1C. This copy, owned by Stuart Moore, came in a mono sleeve, so the correct sleeve can't yet be identified.
The third 1960s release has no stereo/arrows logo on the cover and red Columbia labels with the "STEREO/360º SOUND" logos in white, "NONBREAKABLE" missing from below the catalogue number to the left of the centre hole, and matrix numbers: Side 1 - XSM-79423-1J, Side 2 - XSM-79424-1D. The copy signed by Bob is from Suze Rotolo's personal collection at auction at Christie's, New York, in Nov 2006, picture found by Jean-Pol Hiernaux.
Colin Baker has a copy of Columbia CS 9128 with the original sleeve but with labels in the later Columbia design. The matrix numbers are Side 1 - XSM 79423 1G, Side 2 - XSM 79424 1G.
Thanks to Mick Robinson for scans of the 1972 release, Columbia KCS 9128. This release has a different Columbia logo at top left of the front sleeve. The rear sleeve of the copy shown has a gold promo stamp. The record again has 1970s Columbia labels with Columbia logos in a ring. This release was issued again in 1982, this time with the "Stereo" at the top blacked out.
Thanks to Patrick Helfrich for scans of the 1990s release, Columbia PC 9128. It has redesigned red Columbia labels. The front sleeve again has no stereo/arrows logo at the top. Manuel Garcia Jara has two copies of PC 9128, one has the 1990s labels and the other has the older style labels with Columbia logos in a ring. The front sleeve has a sticker with "PC 9128" over the older catalogue number.
Thanks to Hanns Peter Bushoff for information and to Hans Seegers, Stuart Moore, Henry V. Bell, Mick Robinson, Colin Baker and Patrick Helfrich for scans.
"Bringing It All Back Home" - stereo vinyl LP releases, Columbia CS 9128 (Canada), Mar 1965, Columbia KCS 9128 (Canada), 1972 onwards:
 Columbia KCS 9128 (Canada for export) - front with Columbia name obscured, scan by Lars M. Banke (first variant) |
 Columbia KCS 9128 (Canada for export) - detail of front with Columbia name obscured, scan by Lars M. Banke (first variant with "KCS 9128") |
 Columbia KCS 9128 (Canada for export) - detail of rear, scan by Lars M. Banke (first variant with "KCS 9128" above "Home") |
Arie de Reus has a Canadian copy of the 1960s release CS 9128 with mixed labels - one side has the "STEREO/360º SOUND" logos in black, while the other side has the "STEREO/360º SOUND" logos in white. Scans of the sleeve required. |
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 Columbia CS 9128 (Canada) - Side 2 scan by Arie de Reus (second release - "STEREO" logo in white, "NONBREAKABLE") |
 Columbia KCS 9128 (Canada for export) - rear with Columbia name obscured, scan by Lars M. Banke (first variant) |
 Columbia KCS 9128 (Canada for export) - detail of rear with Columbia name obscured, scan by Lars M. Banke (first variant) |
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 Columbia KCS 9128 (Canada for export) - Side 1 with Columbia details obscured, scan by Lars M. Banke (first variant, white sticker) |
 Columbia KCS 9128 (Canada for export) - Side 2 with Columbia details obscured, scan by Lars M. Banke (first variant, white sticker) |
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Lars M. Banke has three copies of the 1970s Canadian release KCS 9128 bought in Sweden. All three have the Columbia name and logos on the sleeves and record labels obscured. This is because Columbia traded as CBS in countries where the Columbia trade name was then owned by EMI. Copy one has the Columbia information on the front and rear of the sleeve obscured with black marker pen handwritten. The record labels have white ring-shaped stickers obscuring the Columbia information. The sleeve has "KCS 9128" under "STEREO" in the front left hand top corner and also has "KCS 9128" above "Home" on the rear sleeve. On the rear sleeve the manufacturer information is on two lines.
 Columbia KCS 9128 (Canada for export) - front scan by Lars M. Banke (second variant with "KCS 9128", sticker missing) |
Copies two and three have black stickers covering the Columbia information on the sleeve, although on copy two the sticker has been removed from the front sleeve, leaving a visible circle of glue residue. Both records have black ring-shaped stickers obscuring the Columbia information. On copy three the "KCS 9128" under "STEREO" in the front left hand top corner is missing, as is also the "KCS 9128" above "Home" on the rear sleeve. |
 Columbia KCS 9128 (Canada for export) - detail of front, scan by Lars M. Banke (second variant with "KCS 9128", sticker missing) |
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 Columbia KCS 9128 (Canada for export) - detail of rear, scan by Lars M. Banke (second variant with "KCS 9128" above "Home") |
 Columbia KCS 9128 (Canada for export) - front with Columbia name obscured, scan by Lars M. Banke (third variant) |
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 Columbia KCS 9128 (Canada for export) - Side 2 with Columbia details obscured, scan by Lars M. Banke (second variant, black sticker) |
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 Columbia KCS 9128 (Canada for export) - detail of front with Columbia name obscured, scan by Lars M. Banke (third variant with "KCS 9128" missing) |
 Columbia KCS 9128 (Canada for export) - rear with Columbia name obscured, scan by Lars M. Banke (third variant) |
 Columbia KCS 9128 (Canada for export) - detail of rear with Columbia name obscured, scan by Lars M. Banke (third variant) |
 Columbia KCS 9128 (Canada for export) - detail of rear, scan by Lars M. Banke (third variant with "KCS 9128" missing from above "Home") |
 Columbia KCS 9128 (Canada for export) - Side 1 with Columbia details obscured, scan by Lars M. Banke (third variant, black sticker) |
 Columbia KCS 9128 (Canada for export) - Side 2 with Columbia details obscured, scan by Lars M. Banke (third variant, black sticker) |
 Columbia KCS 9128 (Canada) - front scan from an Internet record dealer |
This interesting item is said to be a picture disc edition of the
Columbia Canada release, shown here in a clear plastic sleeve. However, as far as I know, no Dylan picture discs
have ever been released by Columbia worldwide. These albums were made in
Germany or Italy. For a "Brazilian" picture disc release, see below. Thanks to Ed Ricardo for finding this item. Thanks to Arie de Reus and Lars M. Banke for information and scans. |
 Columbia KCS 9128 (Canada) - rear scan from an Internet record dealer |
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"Bringing It All Back Home" - stereo vinyl LP, Columbia CS 9128 (Singapore), 1965:
 Columbia CS 9128 (Singapore) - front scan by Gerd Rundel |
This album has the US stereo sleeve with "CBS" replacing "Columbia". The record labels are like the second US stereo release in that they have "STEREO" and the "360° SOUND"/arrows logo in white and "NONBREAKABLE" (see above), although the text layout is different. The Side 1 label has the first song listed above the centre hole. "Columbia" is replaced by a top "CBS" logo. The rear sleeve has “PRINTED IN USA” in the lower right hand corner, although the "COLUMBIA" from the US equivalent sleeve is missing. The record has handwritten matrix numbers: Side 1 - XSM-79423, Side 2 - XSM-79424. See also the Malaysian release below. Thanks to Hans Seegers and Manuel Garcia Jara for information that the sleeves and records (without labels) were imported from the USA, but the CBS record labels were printed locally. CBS had a record pressing facility in Singapore from 1967, so records after that were sourced locally. Thanks to Gerd Rundel for further information and scans. |
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 Columbia CS 9128 (Singapore) - detail of front, scan by Gerd Rundel |
 Columbia CS 9128 (Singapore) - rear scan by Gerd Rundel |
 Columbia CS 9128 (Singapore) - detail of rear, scan by Gerd Rundel |
 Columbia CS 9128 (Singapore) - detail of rear, scan by Gerd Rundel ("PRINTED IN USA") |
 Columbia CS 9128 (Singapore) - Side 1 scan by Gerd Rundel |
 Columbia CS 9128 (Singapore) - Side 2 scan by Gerd Rundel |
"Bringing It All Back Home" - stereo vinyl LP, CBS CS 9128 (Malaysia), 1965:
 CBS CS 9128 (Malaysia) - front photo found on eBay by Gerd Rundel |
This album is similar to the previous entry and has the US stereo sleeve with "CBS" replacing "Columbia". The
record labels are similar to the second US stereo release with "STEREO" and
the "360° SOUND"/arrows logo in white
and "NONBREAKABLE" (see above). "Columbia" is replaced by a top "CBS" logo.
The first song on Side 1 is below the centre hole. Thanks to Hans Seegers for information and to Gerd Rundel for finding this album on eBay. |
 CBS CS 9128 (Malaysia) - rear photo found on eBay by Gerd Rundel |
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 CBS CS 9128 (Malaysia) - Side 2 photo found on eBay by Gerd Rundel |
"Bringing It All Back Home" - stereo reel-to-reel tape release, Columbia CQ 729 (USA), Mar 1965:
 Columbia CQ 729 (USA) - front of box scan by Steven Fant |
This was the first Bob Dylan album to be issued on reel-to-reel tape, in 4-track stereo running at 7½" per second. All tracks are the standard stereo album versions. It has the same purple sticker advertising Subterranean Homesick Blues as the first stereo LP release. |
 Columbia CQ 729 (USA) - rear of box scan by Steven Fant |
 Columbia CQ 729 (USA) - inside of box scan by Steven Fant |
 Columbia CQ 729 (USA) - reel scan by Hans Seegers |
Columbia
CQ 729 (USA) - box spine scan by Steven Fant
Steven Fant's copy has liner notes pasted inside the two halves of the box, apparently not all copies had this.
Thanks to Hans Seegers and Steven Fant for information and scans.
"Bringing It All Back Home" - stereo vinyl LP releases, CBS SBPG 62515 (UK), May 1965 onwards; CBS 32344 (UK), 1983:
 CBS SBPG 62515 (UK) - front scan by Hans Seegers (1965 release with top stereo/arrows logo) |
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 CBS SBPG 62515 (UK) - front scan by Manuel Garcia Jara (late 1960s release without stereo/arrows logo) |
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 CBS 32344 (UK) - front scan by Hans Seegers |
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This album was released in stereo in 1965, again in the late 1960s, and then re-released in 1983. The 1965 album has the "STEREO"/arrows logo on the front sleeve. The sleeve was printed by Ernest J. Day & Co., Ltd. and the rear has three folded over flaps. The 1965 record has orange CBS labels and matrix numbers: Side 1 - SBPG 62515 A; Side 2 - SBPG 62515 B. Mick Robinson has a copy of the first pressing with "AC" stamped on the rear sleeve and side 1 label - this may denote "Advanced Copy".
Thanks to Marco Stadler for photos of a first pressing copy with a unique front sleeve in that the "STEREO"/arrows logo is at the bottom of the front sleeve instead of the top. This copy has the same rear sleeve and record labels as Hans Seegers' copy as well as the same matrix numbers.
The playing speed on the first pressing labels is just "33" - on the later label design it is "33⅓". The late 1960s album still has orange CBS record labels with different text font and layout. "Love Minus Zero/No Limit" is listed as "Love Minus Zero - No Limit" on the first design and
"Love Minus Zero
No Limit"
on the second.
The stereo/arrows logo is missing from the front and rear sleeve of the late 1960s release. The rear sleeve has a second piece of boxed text with "CBS Stereo Records can be played on Mono Reproducers", etc. Mick Robinson's copy also has the printer's name and address, "Ernest J. Day & Co. Ltd., London". Hans Seegers and Manuel Garcia Jara have copies where the printer's name and address are missing.
The 1983 release again has no "STEREO" logo on the front, and the catalogue number is now CBS 32344. The sleeve now has folded under flaps. The record has orange/yellow CBS labels with matrix numbers: Side 1 - 62515-A2/2B-1 32344 (stamped), Side 2 - CBS 32344 B4-62515 (written).
Thanks to Hans Seegers, Henry V. Bell and Mick Robinson for information and scans.
"Bringing It All Back Home" - stereo vinyl LP releases, CBS CS 9128 (Philippines), 1965:
 CBS CS 9128 (Philippines) - front scan by Hans Seegers |
This rare album with the US catalogue number has a sleeve printed in the USA. The record has orange stereo CBS labels and was manufactured in the Philippines for Columbia Records Inc. by Mareco Inc. (Later Philippines stereo records were made for CBS/Sony Japan by Blackgold Records Inc.) The copy shown has stamped matrix numbers: Side 1 - XSM-79423-1A, Side 2 - XSM-79424-1D. Gerd Rundel has a copy with the same sleeve. The record has the same stamped matrix numbers, but the labels are different in the centre: to the left of the centre hole the "STEREO"/arrows logo is below the catalogue number and "NONBREAKABLE" and to the right of the centre hole "XSM 79423" on Side 1 and "XSM 79424" on Side 2 have no brackets. Also, the text round the circumference of the labels is different and the second lines of the titles of tracks 3 and 4 on Side 2 are not indented as they are on Hans Seegers' copy. Thanks to Hans Seegers and Gerd Rundel for information and scans. |
 CBS CS 9128 (Philippines) - rear scan by Hans Seegers |
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 CBS CS 9128 (Philippines) - detail of rear, scan by Hans Seegers |
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 CBS CS 9128 (Philippines) - Side 1 scan by Hans Seegers (variant 1) |
 CBS CS 9128 (Philippines) - detail of Side 1, scan by Hans Seegers (variant 1) on left "STEREO"/arrows logo above catalogue number/"NONBREAKABLE", on right "XSM 79423" in brackets |
 CBS CS 9128 (Philippines) - Side 2 scan by Hans Seegers (variant 1, second lines of tracks 3 and 4 indented) |
 CBS CS 9128 (Philippines) - detail of front, scan by Hans Seegers |
 CBS CS 9128 (Philippines) - Side 1 scan by Gerd Rundel (variant 2, different text round circumference) |
 CBS CS 9128 (Philippines) - detail of Side 1, scan by Gerd Rundel (variant 2) on left "STEREO"/arrows logo below catalogue number/"NONBREAKABLE", on right "XSM 79423" without brackets |
 CBS CS 9128 (Philippines) - Side 2 scan by Gerd Rundel (variant 2, different text round circumference, second lines of tracks 3 and 4 not indented) |
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"Subterranean Homesick Blues [Bringing It All Back Home]" - stereo vinyl
LP releases, CBS S 62515 (NL), 1967; CBS 62515 (NL), 1975 onwards; CBS 32344
(NL), 1990s:
This album was released in Holland under the alternative title of what must
have been considered at the time to be its most marketable track. The stereo
album was surprisingly released in seven variants. For the 1965 mono release of
the album with this title, see Mono Album
Releases.
The album was also released under this title in West Germany (see below).
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CBS S 62515, first commercial release (NL) - front scan by Hans Seegers |
1 This first stereo cover is laminated and has two
folded flaps on the rear sleeve, unlike the three on the mono version.
The label has the first song title for the side under the album title above the centre hole. |
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 CBS S 62515, first commercial release (NL) - label scan by Hans Seegers |
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 CBS S 62515, second commercial release (NL) - front scan by Hans Seegers |
2 The second stereo front sleeve is also laminated and
has the "STEREO" logo with arrows above "Bob Dylan".
The rear sleeve has the words "NL PRINTED IN HOLLAND" vertically at the bottom right. The label has "Produced by Tom Wilson" under the album title above the centre hole. All the song titles are below the centre hole. |
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 CBS S 62515, second commercial release (NL) - label scan by Hans Seegers |
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 CBS S 62515, third commercial release (NL), detail from rear sleeve - scan by Hans Seegers (note "STEREO" logo and "B") |
3 The third stereo front sleeve is not
laminated, but is otherwise the same as the first - the "STEREO"
logo has gone again! The "STEREO" logo is now moved to the rear sleeve, and there is a "B" in the top right-hand corner, and at the bottom right-hand corner the previous information about the type of stereo pickup required is omitted - the vertical words "NL PRINTED IN HOLLAND" remain. The label goes back to the first design. |
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 CBS S 62515, third commercial release (NL) - Side 1 scan by Hans Seegers |
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 CBS S 62515 (NL) -unidentified commercial release, front scan by Augie Krater |
Augie Krater has a copy of CBS 62515 that doesn't match any of the six releases listed! |
 CBS S 62515 (NL) -unidentified commercial release, detail of rear, scan by Augie Krater |
 CBS S 62515 (NL) -unidentified commercial release, detail of rear, scan by Augie Krater |
 CBS S 62515 (NL) -unidentified commercial release, Side 1 scan by Augie Krater |
 CBS S 62515 (NL) -unidentified commercial release, Side 2 scan by Augie Krater |
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 CBS S 62515, fourth commercial release (NL), detail from rear sleeve - scan by Hans Seegers (note "STEREO" logo and "Y") |
Differences are detailed below:
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 CBS S 62515, fourth commercial release (NL), detail from rear sleeve - scan by Hans Seegers ( "NL PRINTED IN HOLLAND" text is now horizontal) |
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 CBS S 62515, fifth commercial release (NL) - front scan by Gerd Rundel |
 CBS S 62515, fifth commercial release (NL) - detail of front, scan by Gerd Rundel |
 CBS S 62515, fifth commercial release (NL) - detail of rear, scan by Gerd Rundel (new "LC 0149" in a capsule) |
 CBS S 62515, fifth commercial release (NL) - rear scan by Gerd Rundel |
 CBS S 62515, fifth commercial release (NL) - detail of rear, scan by Gerd Rundel |
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 CBS 62515, fifth commercial release (NL) - Side 1 scan by Gerd Rundel |
5 Gerd Rundel has a different copy of the album that I shall now call the fifth release. It is not laminated, and has "CBS S 62515" on the front above the CBS logo and on the spine. It has "Y" and "60" in circles at top right of the rear sleeve while the text "NL PRINTED IN HOLLAND" is printed horizontally as on the fourth sleeve but has "LC 0149" in a capsule in the bottom right hand corner. The labels are the new style orange/yellow design with catalogue number "CBS 62515" as for the sixth release. The record has stamped matrix numbers: Side 1 - S-62515-1, Side 2- S 62515-B. |
 CBS 62515, fifth commercial release (NL) - Side 2 scan by Gerd Rundel |
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 CBS 62515, sixth commercial release (NL) - label scan by Hans Seegers (1975 onwards, same as fifth release) |
6 The sixth stereo sleeve is exactly the same as the fourth, except that it is again laminated and the catalogue number is just CBS 62515. It was originally released with the third label design, but a new label was used from 1975 onwards, when the orange/yellow design as above replaced the orange design. | ||||||
 CBS 32344, seventh commercial release (NL) - front scan by Hans Seegers |
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1990s is different again. The catalogue number is now CBS 32344 although
the front sleeve has no catalogue number or CBS logo.
The ancillary text on the rear sleeve is also different, and the label is the late 1980s/1990s all-red design. Thanks to Hans Seegers and Gerd Rundel for scans and information. |
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 CBS 32344, sixth commercial release (NL) - label scan by Hans Seegers (1990s) |
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"Subterranean Homesick Blues [Bringing It All Back Home]" - stereo vinyl LP, CBS S 62 515 (West Germany), 1967:
 CBS S 62 515 (West Germany) - front scan by Hanns Peter Bushoff |
This has the same alternate title as the Dutch releases (see above). The sleeve has the "STEREO"/arrows logo at the top right of the front and the centre of the rear. Thanks to Hanns Peter Bushoff for information and scans. |
 CBS S 62 515 (West Germany) - rear scan by Hanns Peter Bushoff |
 CBS S 62 515 (West Germany) - detail of rear, scan by Hanns Peter Bushoff |
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 CBS S 62 515 (West Germany) - Side 2 scan by Hanns Peter Bushoff |
"Bringing It All Back Home" - stereo vinyl LP releases, CBS SBP 473204 (New Zealand), 1967; CBS SBP 474241 (New Zealand), 1974:
 CBS SBP 473204 (New Zealand) - front scan by Bill Hester |
 CBS SBP 473204 (New Zealand) - detail of front, scan by Bill Hester |
 CBS SBP 473204 (New Zealand) - detail of rear, scan by Bill Hester |
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 CBS SBP 474241 (New Zealand) - front scan by Bill Hester |
 CBS SBP 474241 (New Zealand) - rear scan by Bill Hester |
 CBS SBP 473204 (New Zealand) - Side 1 scan by Bill Hester |
 CBS SBP 473204 (New Zealand) - detail of Side 1, scan by Bill Hester |
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 CBS SBP 474241 (New Zealand) - detail of rear, scan by Bill Hester |
 CBS SBP 474241 (New Zealand) - detail of rear, scan by Bill Hester |
 CBS SBP 474241 (New Zealand) - Side 1 scan by Bill Hester |
 CBS SBP 474241 (New Zealand) - detail of Side 1, scan by Bill Hester |
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The first of these two releases dates from before 1969, because the record labels still have the Allan's logo (Allan's were music publishers in Australia for Bob Dylan records between 1965 and 1969) . The sleeve has three folded over flaps on the back and was used for both mono and stereo releases, with the stereo copy shown having a "STEREO"/arrows logo sticker on the front. The second release, CBS SBP 474241, dates from 1974 because the New Zealand release of Dylan in 1973 was SBP 474158 and the New Zealand release of Blood On The Tracks in early 1975 was SBP 474262. The labels no longer have the Allan's logo, and the rear sleeve gives the US catalogue number as KCS 9128 (1972 onwards, see above). This time the sleeve is stereo-specific, with a slightly different layout of the text elements and pictures on the rear. The sleeve was made in New Zealand by Phonogram Limited, Wellington, part of what was then Philips, later PolyGram, and now Universal. Both the records have orange CBS labels, but the layout of the text elements is quite different on the second record.
Thanks to Bill Hester for information and scans.
"Bringing It All Back Home" - stereo vinyl LP releases, CBS SBP 233213 (Australia), late 1960s, reissued 1970s:
 CBS SBP 233213 (Australia) - front scan by Stuart Moore (1960s release) |
The 1960s release has plain orange CBS labels, the 1970s
reissue has orange/yellow CBS labels. The 1960s release shown has no Allan's
logo - Allan's were music publishers in Australia for Bob Dylan records between
1965 and 1969, so this release is after then. Scans of the first release
with the Allan's logo on the record labels required! The record labels shown have round the circumference at the bottom the text "MADE IN AUSTRALIA BY A REGISTERED USER OF THE TRADE MARKS" without a CBS copyright. This is because up to 1977 all Australian records were manufactured by the Australian Record Company (Pty) Ltd. (A.R.C.) on behalf of CBS. A.R.C. changed its name to CBS Records Australia Limited on 17 Oct 1977, and after that date the longer bottom edge text includes the CBS copyright information, as the 1970s labels below. Thanks to Stuart Moore and Peter Lindberg for information and scans. |
 CBS SBP 233213 (Australia) - rear scan by Stuart Moore (1960s release) |
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 CBS SBP 233213 (Australia) - front scan by Stuart Moore (1970s release) |
 CBS SBP 233213 (Australia) - rear scan by Stuart Moore (1970s release) |
 CBS SBP 233213 (Australia) - Side 1 scan by Stuart Moore (1960s release) |
 CBS SBP 233213 (Australia) - Side 2 scan by Stuart Moore (1960s release) |
 CBS SBP 233213 (Australia) - Side 1 scan by Stuart Moore (1970s release, after 17 Oct 1977) |
 CBS SBP 233213 (Australia) - Side 2 scan by Stuart Moore (1970s release) |
"Bringing It All Back Home" - stereo vinyl LP
releases, CBS/Sony
SONP 50326 (Japan), 1970; CBS/Sony SOPL-224 (Japan),
1974; CBS/Sony 25AP 272 (Japan), 1976:
There were three vinyl releases of this album in
Japan.
 CBS/Sony SONP 50326 (Japan) - front with top obi, scan by Hans Seegers |
 CBS/Sony SONP 50326 (Japan) - front scan by Hans Seegers |
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 CBS/Sony SONP 50326 (Japan) - Side 1 scan by Hans Seegers (promo release) |
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 CBS/Sony SONP 50326 (Japan) - Side 2 scan by Hans Seegers (commercial release) |
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 CBS/Sony SOPL 224 (Japan) - front with top obi, scan by Hans Seegers |
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 CBS/Sony SOPL 224 (Japan) - Side 1 scan by Hans Seegers (promo release) |
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 CBS/Sony SOPL 224 (Japan) - detail of rear, scan by Hans Seegers (promo copy - price ¥2,000) |
CBS/Sony SOPL 224 was the second Japanese release in 1974 and came with a buff top obi. The rear sleeve this time had the USA pictures. Also this time there was an 8 page booklet. The promo copy has the price of ¥2,000 printed on the rear sleeve, but on the commercial copy this is covered with a red sticker with price ¥2,200! The promo copy of SONL 224 shown has black and white CBS/Sony labels, the commercial release has orange/cream. The promo copy has matrix numbers : Side 1 - SOPL-224 A 1 1A3, Side 2 - SOPL-224 A 1 1A2. The commercial copy has matrix numbers : Side 1 - SOPL-224 A 1 1A, Side 2 - SOPL-224 A 1 B2 |
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 CBS/Sony 25AP 272 (Japan) - obi scan by Hans Seegers (1977 release) |
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 CBS/Sony 25AP 272 (Japan) - front with obi, scan by Hans Seegers (1976 release) |
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 CBS/Sony 25AP 272 (Japan) - Side 1 scan by Hans Seegers |
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 CBS/Sony 25AP 272 (Japan) - front with obi, scan by Hans Seegers (1977 release) |
CBS/Sony
25AP 272 was the third Japanese release in 1976 after Hard Rain. It
was released twice, first with a dark red, white and black obi, and secondly with a red, black and white obi. Both obis are numbered "5" and have price
¥2,500. It again had a 8 page booklet. The rear sleeve has the 1976 date
shown above. The records have orange/cream CBS/Sony labels with matrix
numbers: first release: Side 1 - 25AP-272 A1 1A3, Side 2 - 25AP-272 2B 1A3;
second release: Side 1 - 25AP-272 A1 1B1, Side 2 - 25AP-272 1A8. Thanks to Hans Seegers for information and scans. |
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"Bringing It All Back Home" - stereo vinyl LP releases, CBS S 62515 (Spain), 1973, re-released 1978; CBS 32344 (Spain), 1983, re-released 1989; CBS/Sony 32344 (Spain), 1991:
 CBS S 62515 (Spain) - front scan by Manuel Garcia Jara (1973 release) |
Although it was not released in Spain until 1973 contrary to previous reports this album was not banned by the Franco regime in the 1960s. The 1973 Spanish release of this album was made in Spain by COFASA for Discos CBS S.A. |
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 CBS S 62515 (Spain) - rear scan by Manuel Garcia Jara (1973 release) |
 CBS S 62515 (Spain) - detail of rear, scan by Manuel Garcia Jara (1973 and 1978 releases) |
 CBS S 62515 (Spain) - detail of rear, scan by Manuel Garcia Jara (1973 release, dated "1973") |
 CBS S 62515 (Spain) - inner sleeve front, scan by Manuel Garcia Jara (all releases except 1983) |
 CBS S 62515 (Spain) - inner sleeve rear, scan by Manuel Garcia Jara (all releases except 1983) |
 CBS S 62515 (Spain) - Side 1 scan by Manuel Garcia Jara (1973 release) |
 CBS S 62515 (Spain) - detail of Side 1, scan by Manuel Garcia Jara (1973 release) |
 CBS S 62515 (Spain) - Side 2 scan by Manuel Garcia Jara (1973 release) |
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62515 (Spain) - detail of rear, scan by Manuel Garcia Jara (1973 release, dated
1972 on bottom line and 1973 vertically on right)
The sleeve was printed by Offset ALG of Madrid, and is dated 1972 and 1973. The address of Discos CBS S.A. is Princesa 1, Madrid-13. The song titles on the sleeve and the record labels are in English. The sleeve notes are also in English and Spanish and there is an inner sleeve with lyrics in English. The record has orange CBS labels and the copy shown has matrix numbers: Side 1 - XSM 79423 1H, Side 2 - XSM 79423 1G.
 CBS S 62515 (Spain) - front scan by Manuel Garcia Jara (1978 release) |
The album was re-released in 1978. The sleeve was again printed by Offset ALG of Madrid. The CBS logo is still at top left of the front sleeve. The text at the bottom of the rear sleeve is different from the 1973 release and is still dated 1972, although the printer information printed vertically at bottom right no longer includes a date. The address of Discos CBS S.A., is now Avenida del Generalísimo 25, Madrid-16. There is still an inner sleeve with lyrics in English. The record was made by Discos CBS this time. It has orange/yellow CBS labels and Love Minus Zero on the Side 1 label is in italics. |
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 CBS S 62515 (Spain) - Side 1 scan by Manuel Garcia Jara (1978 release, first variant) |
 CBS S 62515 (Spain) - detail of Side 1, scan by Manuel Garcia Jara (1978 release, first variant) |
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 CBS S 62515 (Spain) - Side 1 scan by Manuel Garcia Jara (1978 release, second variant) |
 CBS S 62515 (Spain) - detail of Side 1, scan by Manuel Garcia Jara (1978 release, second variant) |
 CBS S 62515 (Spain) - Side 2 scan by Manuel Garcia Jara (1978 release, both variants) |
CBS
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62515 (Spain) - detail of rear, scan by Manuel Garcia Jara (1978 release, still
dated 1972 on bottom line)
The first copy shown has
the "SGAE" box between the catalogue number and the Spanish copyright
information to the right of the centre hole on the Side 1 label. This copy has matrix numbers:
Side 1 - 62515 Aº, Side 2 - 62515 Bº.
The second copy shown has the "SGAE" box immediately above the
Spanish copyright information to the right of the centre hole on the Side 1
label.
This copy has matrix numbers:
Side 1 - 62515 Aº,
Side 2 - SBPG 62515 B2. The Side 2
record labels are identical.
 CBS 32344 (Spain) - front scan by Manuel Garcia Jara (1983 release) |
The album was re-released in 1983 with a new catalogue number, CBS 32344. The CBS logo is missing from the top left of the front sleeve. The sleeve was again printed by Offset ALG of Madrid. Discos CBS has a new Madrid address, Paseo de la Castellana 93, Madrid-16. The record was still made by Discos CBS S.A., and again has orange/yellow CBS labels. Love Minus Zero on the Side 1 label is still in italics. The copy shown still has matrix numbers: Side 1 - 62515 Aº, Side 2 - 62515 Bº as the first 1978 release above. There was no inner lyrics sleeve with this release. | |||
 CBS 32344 (Spain) - rear scan by Manuel Garcia Jara (1983 release) |
 CBS 32344 (Spain) - detail of rear, scan by Manuel Garcia Jara (1983 release) |
 CBS 32344 (Spain) - Side 1 scan by Manuel Garcia Jara (1983 release) |
 CBS 32344 (Spain) - detail of Side 1, scan by Manuel Garcia Jara (1983 release) |
 CBS 32344 (Spain) - Side 2 scan by Manuel Garcia Jara (1983 release) |
CBS
32344 (Spain) - detail of rear, scan by Manuel Garcia Jara (1983 release,
still dated 1972 on bottom line)
 CBS 32344 (Spain) - front scan by Manuel Garcia Jara (1989 release) |
CBS 32344 was re-released in 1989. The sleeve was again printed by Offset ALG of Madrid, and the rear sleeve has a barcode on top right. The Discos CBS address is now Paseo de la Castellana 93, 28046 - Madrid, the same location with a new postcode. The record now has red CBS labels and was made by Tecnodisco S.A., Madrid. Love Minus Zero on the Side 1 label is still in italics. The copy shown still has matrix numbers: Side 1 - 62515 Aº, Side 2 - 62515 Bº as the first 1978 release above. The lyrics inner sleeve has returned! | |||
 CBS 32344 (Spain) - rear scan by Manuel Garcia Jara (1989 release) |
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 CBS 32344 (Spain) - Side 2 scan by Manuel Garcia Jara (1989 release) |
CBS
32344 (Spain) - detail of rear, scan by Manuel Garcia Jara (1989 release,
still dated 1972 on bottom line)
 CBS/Sony 32344 (Spain) - front with "Precio Redondo" sticker, scan by Manuel Garcia Jara (1991 release) |
The 1991 Spanish release
came on the CBS/Sony label, in the Precio Redondo [Nice Price]
series. The front has a "Precio Redondo" sticker. There is now a barcode on
the rear sleeve, which has a price sticker for 995 pesetas from El Corte
Inglés, a famous Spanish department store. The
record has red CBS/Sony labels and was pressed by Tecnodisco, S.A.
The copy of the record shown has matrix numbers with the new catalogue
number: Side 1 - 32344-A, Side 2 - 32344-B. Thanks to Manuel Garcia Jara for information and scans. |
 CBS/Sony 32344 (Spain) - front "Precio Redondo" sticker, scan by Manuel Garcia Jara (1991 release) |
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 CBS/Sony 32344 (Spain) - rear with "El Corte Inglés" price sticker, scan by Manuel Garcia Jara (1991 release) |
 CBS/Sony 32344 (Spain) - detail of rear, scan by Manuel Garcia Jara (1991 release) |
 CBS/Sony 32344 (Spain) - Side 1 scan by Manuel Garcia Jara (1991 release) |
 CBS/Sony 32344 (Spain) - detail of Side 1, scan by Manuel Garcia Jara (1991 release) |
 CBS/Sony 32344 (Spain) - Side 2 scan by Manuel Garcia Jara (1991 release) |
CBS/Sony
32344 (Spain) - detail of rear, scan by Manuel Garcia Jara (1991 release,
now dated 1967)
"Bringing It All Back Home" - 8-track stereo tape release, Columbia 18 10 0024/Columbia House PCA 24 (USA), 1974?:
 Columbia 18 10 0024 (USA) - front scan by Augie Krater (both releases) |
This release contains a rarity in that It's All Right Ma (I'm Only Bleeding) is shortened by two verses, so it's also listed in 1974. |
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 Columbia House PCA 24 (USA) - slipcase rear scan by Hans Seegers |
Thanks to Thomas Wilmeth for the information and to Hans Seegers and Augie Krater for further information and scans.
 Columbia 18 10 0024 (USA) - end of first release, scan by Hans Seegers (separate label) |
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 Columbia House PCA 24 (USA) - end scan by Hans Seegers (folded label) |
"Subterranean Homesick Blues [Bringing It All Back Home]" - stereo vinyl LP releases, CBS S 62515 (Greece), 1976 onwards; CBS 32344 (Greece), 1990s:
 CBS S 62515 (Greece) - detail from rear, scan by Hans Seegers |
 CBS S 62515 (Greece) - detail from rear, scan by Hans Seegers |
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 CBS 32344 (Greece) - Side 2 scan by Hans Seegers |
The catalogue number of the first release is the same as the fifth Dutch release above. The record of this release has orange/yellow labels with written matrix numbers S 62515-A/B. The catalogue number of the second release is the same as the sixth Dutch release above. This record of this release has orange/yellow labels with written matrix numbers S 62515-A/B (same as the previous LP), the cover is made in Holland (see above).
Thanks to Hans Seegers for scans and information.
"Bringing It All Back Home" - stereo cassette releases, CBS 40-62515 (UK), 1970s; CBS 40-32344 (UK), 1982 onwards:
 CBS 40-62515 (UK) - outside of cassette inlay card, scan by Dr. Walter Roedl (first release) |
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 CBS 40-62515 (UK) - cassette Side 1 scan by Dr. Walter Roedl (first release) |
 CBS 40-62515 (UK) - cassette Side 2 scan by Dr. Walter Roedl (first release) |
 CBS 40-62515 (UK) - outside of cassette inlay card, scan by Henry V. Bell (second release) |
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 CBS 40-62515 (UK) - Side 1 scan by Henry V. Bell (second release) |
 CBS 40-62515 (UK) - Side 2 scan by Henry V. Bell (second release) |
 CBS 40-32344 (UK) - outside of cassette inlay card (my copy) |
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 CBS 40-32344 (UK) - Side 1 |
 CBS 40-32344 (UK) - Side 2 |
The album's electric Side 1/acoustic side 2 separation has been weakened because the tracks have been reordered to make both tape sides similar lengths. Four tracks from the acoustic Side 2 appear here on Side 1, while Side 2 has the electric Side 1 of the album plus Gate Of Eden from the acoustic Side 2 of the album.
Dr. Walter Roedl has a copy of this cassette release that has a folded card insert which includes the sleeve notes on the inside. The cassette is light grey with orange CBS paper labels. This must be the first release of CBS 40-62515. The second release of CBS 40-62515 has minimal artwork and a light-grey cassette with black text printed directly on it, there are no labels.
The catalogue number of the third cassette release is the same as the second UK release above, CBS 40-32344. Again, it has minimal artwork and a light-grey cassette with black text printed directly on it, and the same 1960s CBS logo as before.
Thanks to Henry V. Bell and Dr Walter Roedl for scans of CBS 40-62515.
"Bringing It All Back Home" - stereo vinyl LP, Discos CBS 137490 (Brazil), 1970s:
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The album on the right is said to be a picture disc edition of the Discos CBS Brazil release. However, as far as I know, no Dylan picture discs have ever been released by CBS or Columbia worldwide. These albums were made in Germany or Italy. For a "Canadian" picture disc release, see above. Thanks to Hans Seegers for information. |
 Discos CBS 137490 (Brazil) - front scan from an Internet record dealer |
"Bringing It All Back Home" - stereo cassette releases, Columbia PCT 9128 (USA), 1980s and 1990s:
 Columbia PCT 9128 (USA) - front scan by Augie Krater (1980s release) |
The first cassette release dates from the 1980s as it has
Dolby noise reduction. The reverse of the insert is blank. It
has a grey cassette case with black text - there are no paper labels. The
cassette has the catalogue number JCT 9128. The second cassette release dates from the 1990s as it has the Sony web-site address on the rear of the insert. The reverse of the insert is also blank. It has a clear cassette case with white text - there are no paper labels. Thanks to Augie Krater for information and scans. |
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 Columbia PCT 9128 (USA) - front scan by Augie Krater (1990s release) |
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"Subterranean Homesick Blues [Bringing It All Back Home]" - stereo vinyl cassette, CBS 40-32344 (NL), 1982:
 CBS 40-32344 (NL) - insert scan by "Shnaggletooth" |
This Dutch release with the alternate title has the catalogue
number CBS 32344 introduced in 1982. It has a single card insert, reverse plain white. The
cassette is light grey with black text printed directly on to the case,
there are no labels. It uses the 1960s CBS logo. Thanks to "Shnaggletooth" for information and scans. |
 CBS 40-32344 (NL) - Side 1 scan by "Shnaggletooth" |
 CBS 40-32344 (NL) - Side 2 scan by "Shnaggletooth" |
"Bringing It All Back Home" - stereo 180gm vinyl LP, Columbia CS 9128 (USA), 1990s:
 Columbia CS 9128 (USA) - front of 1990s release with "180 gram" sticker, picture from eil.com |
This release was pressed on "High Definition Premium 180gm Virgin Vinyl". More scans required, especially the labels (the copy shown is still sealed). |
"Bringing It All Back Home" - stereo 180gm vinyl LP, Columbia/Simply Vinyl 62515/SVLP 0036 (UK), 1999:
 Columbia/Simply Vinyl 62515/SVLP 0036 (UK) - front in plastic wallet with sticker, scan by Gerd Rundel |
This release, also pressed on "180gm Virgin Vinyl", was manufactured by Simply Vinyl under licence from Columbia. It comes inside a clear thick plastic wallet with Simply Vinyl stickers on the front and sealing the opening on the rear. The record has blue Columbia "1960s-style" labels with stamped matrix numbers: Side 1 - SVLP 0036 A-01-1-, Side 2 - SVLP 0036 B-01-1- Thanks to Hans Seegers for initial information and to Gerd Rundel for further information and scans. |
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 Columbia/Simply Vinyl 62515/SVLP 0036 (UK) - rear in plastic wallet with sticker, scan by Gerd Rundel |
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 Columbia/Simply Vinyl 62515/SVLP 0036 (UK) - Side 2 scan by Gerd Rundel |
"Bringing It All Back Home" - stereo 180gm 45RPM 2LP set, Mobile Fidelity LMF 380 (USA), Dec 2011:
 Mobile Fidelity LMF 380 (USA) - picture from Music Direct web-site |
This unique high quality recording is released on heavyweight vinyl
playing at 45RPM, which means that it is a 2LP set. There is also a Mobile
Fidelity hybrid SA-CD release of this album in stereo only, not 5.1 surround
sound as on the 2003 Columbia hybrid SA-CD release. Thanks to Éamonn Ó Catháin for information. |
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