This page lists mono releases of this regular Bob Dylan album. These LPs are eligible for inclusion on this site because the mono versions of Dylan songs are now unavailable on CD. Mono LPs with rare tracks (e.g. mono versions with significant differences from the album tracks, such as different mixes, edits or fades) are listed in the main chronological pages. Mono singles up to 1976 have their own pages, see the links above.
Thanks to David Burgess for the UK catalogue numbers - all my mono LPs were stolen when my Manchester flat was burgled in May 1968!
For stereo releases of this album, see International Album Releases (Regular).
This page is still incomplete. 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: 23 April, 2008.
"Bringing It All Back Home" - vinyl LP, Columbia CL 2328 (USA/Canada), 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. The rumour at the time was that
it was
Bob in drag!
 Columbia CL 2328 (US) - front scan by Hans Seegers |
The promo white label LP has a Radio Station Service timing
strip sticker, and also a sticker with "Featuring SUBTERRANEAN
HOMESICK BLUES" (already released as a mono single, see
Mono Singles 1965). The US mono album was released twice, although the same
sleeve was used for both releases. The "Guaranteed
High Fidelity" label was discontinued by Columbia before Highway
61 Revisited was released in Aug 1965, so no later albums have it. Henry V, Bell has a Canadian copy with the "Guaranteed High Fidelity" labels with matrix numbers: Side 1 - XLP-79421-1E, Side 2 - XLP-79422-1D. It has "LITHO IN CAN." at the bottom right of the rear sleeve, and "PRINTED IN CAN." on the record labels. Information and scans from Hans Seegers and Henry V. Bell. |
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 Columbia CL 2328 (US) - promo LP with stickers, photo by Ulf Gyllenspetz |
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 Columbia CL 2328 (US), second and final mono commercial release - "360º Sound" Side 1 scan by Hans Seegers |
 Columbia CL 2328 (US) - rear scan by Hans Seegers |
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"Bringing It All Back Home" - vinyl LP, CBS BPG 62515/CL 2328 (UK), May 1965:
"Subterranean Homesick Blues" - vinyl LP, CBS
62515 (NL), 1965:
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. For stereo versions
(CBS S 62515, not released until 1967 onwards), see
International Album
Releases (Regular). It retained this title even for early CD releases.
"Bringing It All Back Home" - vinyl LP, CBS 62515 (France), 1965:
 CBS 62515 (France) - picture found on eBay by Renaud Depierreux |
Arie de Reus has a test pressing of this album on two discs with classical music on the reverse of each disc. This test pressing has blank labels, so a scan would be pointless. Thanks to Renaud Depierreux for information about a copy of the commercial release on eBay. It has a lyrics sheet. More scans required! |
"Bringing It All Back Home" - vinyl LP, CBS BP 233213 (Australia), May 1965:
 CBS BP 233213 (Australia) - front photo by David Jetson |
This album has orange CBS labels with a spelling mistake in
the title - "BRING IT ALL BACK HOME". Thanks to David Jetson for information and scans. |
 CBS BP 233213 (Australia) - rear photo by David Jetson |
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 CBS BP 233213 (Australia) - Side 2 photo by David Jetson |
"Bringing It All Back Home" - mono vinyl LP, CBS ALD 6801 (South Africa/Southern Rhodesia), 1965:
 CBS ALD 6801 (South Africa) - front scan by Hans Seegers |
This very rare album was sold in South Africa and Southern
Rhodesia (now Zimbabwe) during the Apartheid area. The sleeves were printed
in South Africa, and the records were made in both countries. There was a
CBS pressing plant in Southern Rhodesia at that time. The Southern Rhodesia
album has a sticker on the sleeve "RECORD MADE IN SOUTHERN RHODESIA". Note
that on the South African rear sleeve the lowest line of text is obscured by
the bottom flap - this does not happen on the Southern Rhodesian sleeve. The records have orange CBS labels with no country of origin. Information and scans from Hans Seegers. |
 CBS ALD 6801 (South Africa) - rear scan by Hans Seegers |
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 CBS ALD 6801 (South Africa/Southern Rhodesia) - Side 1 scan by Hans Seegers |
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 CBS ALD 6801 (Southern Rhodesia) -rear sleeve sticker scan by Hans Seegers |
"Bringing It All Back Home" - promo mono vinyl LP, CBS 37490 (Brazil), 1967:
 CBS 37490 (Brazil) - front scan by Hans Seegers |
This item has orange labels rubber
stamped "AMOSTRA INVENDAVEL" on Side 2. The
back
cover is also rubber stamped "AMOSTRA INVENDAVEL".
The matrix numbers are XLP-79421/2-1-A (written, not stamped). Thanks to Hans Seegers for information and scans. |
 CBS 37490 (Brazil) - rear scan with promo stamp by Hans Seegers |
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 CBS 37490 (Brazil) - Side 2 scan with promo stamp by Hans Seegers |
"Bringing It All Back Home" - Sundazed mono vinyl LP reissue, Columbia LP 5070 (USA), Mar 2001:
A Flying Pig production
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