This new page is one of a set listing the mono releases of regular Bob Dylan LPs that were created from the regular stereo mix by combining the left and right channels, not specially engineered for mono. New Morning was the last Dylan album to be released in mono, in Brazil only. The last US mono album was John Wesley Harding, and the last European mono album was Nashville Skyline. 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 released of this album, see International Album (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.
"Nashville
Skyline" - vinyl LP, CBS M 63601
(UK), 9 May 1969:
The front photograph is by Elliot Landy, taken not in Nashville, but at
Woodstock, NY.
 CBS M 63601 (UK) - front scan by Hans Seegers |
Nashville
Skyline was released in a UK mono version, although it was not released in mono in the
USA. However the UK release was again not a true mono mix, but merely a combining of the stereo
tracks (information from John Harju and Rob van Estrik).
Thanks to Hans Seegers for further information and scans. For the UK stereo album, see International Album (Regular). |
 CBS M 63601 (UK) - rear scan by Hans Seegers |
 CBS M 63601 (UK) - Side 1 label scan by Hans Seegers |
"Nashville Skyline" - vinyl LP, CBS 37616 (Brazil), May 1969:
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Like the UK album, this is a stereo-to-mono reduction. On the rear sleeve the song titles are translated into Portuguese with English below, and the Johnny Cash poem is translated into Portuguese. Information from Hans Seegers. |
"Lay Lady Lay" - vinyl LP, CBS 9.045 (Argentina), late 1970:
 CBS 9045 (Argentina) - mono LP, front photo by Sergio Magnacca |
This is the regular Nashville Skyline album with an alternative title of one of its songs (just as Bringing It All Back Home was retitled Subterranean Homesick Blues in Holland). In Chile the album title was translated to Horizonte De Nashville! The rear sleeve has a completely different design from the US/UK releases with a picture of Bob at the Isle of Wight Festival on 31 Aug 1969. It still contains the poem by Johnny Cash, translated into Spanish. The titles are also translated into Spanish. On the record itself, sides 1 and 2 are reversed, with the labels having the song titles in Spanish and English. Matrix numbers: Side 1 - ALM 47308, Side 2 - ALM 47309 This again is a stereo-to-mono reduction. For the stereo album see International Albums (Regular). Information from Sergio Magnacca and Hans Seegers. |
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 CBS 9045 (Argentina) - mono LP, rear photo by Sergio Magnacca |
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 CBS 9045 (Argentina) - mono LP, Side 2 photo by Sergio Magnacca (the regular Side 1) |
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