This contained an early, slower, version of Can You Please Crawl Out Your Window? released on a 7" single as Positively 4th Street by mistake and withdrawn very quickly. For full details see the rarities list for 1965. The commercial single looks exactly the same as the first correct release of Columbia 4-43389.

See below for the regular single of Positively 4th Street and 1966 for the regular single of Can You Please Crawl Out Your Window?, which has an unedited mono version of Highway 61 Revisited on the B-side.

Thanks to Arie de Reus for the scan.

The first example is from Hans Seegers and shows the 3:47 timing but has no catalogue number.

The second example was found by Arie de Reus on eBay and has the catalogue number 4-43389 plus a pressing number ZSP 11386. This has a timing of 3:50. This copy is in a generic "audiodisc" sleeve from Audio Devices Inc. (manufacturers of the blank acetates). This version has a "one, two, three, four" countdown in a male voice, probably Bob Johnston's, which is unique to this one acetate. For full details see the rarities list for 1965.

Thanks to Hans Seegers and Arie de Reus for information and scan.

Columbia 4-43389 (USA) - promo single, B-side scan by Hans Seegers

CBS 201824 white label promo (UK) - B-side scan by Hans Seegers

CBS 201824 (UK) - B-side scan by Éamonn Ó Catháin (first variant)

CBS 201824 (UK) - B-side scan by Georg Hansson (second variant)

The CBS Dutch sleeve came in two designs, the first with song titles in a hard-to-see pale lime green and the second with titles in a more legible darker pine green and "BOB DYLAN" in white. As can be seen, the second A-side title is also slightly lower. The first design occurs in a misprint with part of the CBS logo reversed in the top right hand corner! The labels of the second release were virtually identical to those of the first except that they had "45 rpm" instead of "45 RPM". Hans Seegers has a Dutch mispressing that plays Positively 4th Street on both sides.

The second release of the Dutch single with the darker green lettering comes with either a folded sleeve or a regular sealed sleeve.

Thanks to Hans Seegers for information and scans.

CBS 1.893 (NL) - front scan by Hans Seegers (first release with misprint)

CBS 1.893 (NL) - front scan by Hans Seegers (second release)

CBS 1.893 (NL) - detail of A-side, scan by Hans Seegers (first release)

CBS 1.893 (NL) - B-side scan by Hans Seegers (first release)

CBS 1.893 (Norway) - alternate front scan by Hans Seegers

CBS 1.893 (Norway/Sweden) - B-side scan by Hans Seegers

Thanks to Hans Seegers for information and scans.

CBS 1893 (West Germany) - rear scan by Hans Seegers

Thanks to Hans Seegers for information and scans.

Thanks to Hans Seegers for information and scans.

Hans Seegers explains that the centre of Stuart Moore's New Zealand single must have been cut out by a jukebox operator. It would not have been sold by CBS in this way, as their logo is missing!

Thanks to Hans Seegers and Stuart Moore for information and scans.

CBS BA-461074 (New Zealand) - A-side with cut-out centre, scan by Stuart Moore

The South African release of this record has orange CBS labels with a UK-style push-out centre. The very rare release from Southern Rhodesia (now Zimbabwe) has a unique triangular cut-out centre. The label is otherwise identical to the South African release, but the record has "MADE IN S. RHODESIA" stamped in the vinyl itself.

Information from Hans Seegers and Billy from Canada.

Information and scans from Hans Seegers.

CBS 2144 (France), jukebox single - rear scan by Hans Seegers

CBS 1896 (Italy) - first jukebox release with "J.B.S." below "45", A-side scan by Hans Seegers

CBS 1896 (Italy) - first jukebox release with "J.B.S." below "45", B-side scan by Hans Seegers

CBS 1896 (Italy) - second jukebox release with "S.A.P.A.R." below "45", A-side scan by Hans Seegers

CBS 1896 (Italy) - second jukebox release with "S.A.P.A.R." below "45", B-side scan by Hans Seegers

CBS 1896 (Italy), front of withdrawn release - scan by Hans Seegers - (similar sleeve design to USA Columbia 4-43389 above)

CBS 1896 (Italy), label of withdrawn release - scan by Hans Seegers ("Prodotto da Tom Wilson" below "BOB DYLAN", time "6:00"  on right-hand side of centre hole)

CBS 1896 (Italy), first label of regular release - scan by Hans Seegers ("Prod. Tom Wilson" on right-hand side of centre hole, time "6:00" below song title)

CBS 1896 (Italy), second label of regular release - scan of promo single by Hans Seegers

CBS 1896 (Italy), front of regular release - scan by Hans Seegers

CBS 1896 (Italy), second label of regular release - scan by Hans Seegers ("Prodotto da Tom Wilson" back under "BOB DYLAN", time "6:00" still below song title)

CBS BA 301089 (Greece) - A-side scan by Hans Seegers

CBS BA 301089 (Greece) - B-side scan by Hans Seegers

CBS/Sony LL-847-C (Japan) - rear scan by Hans Seegers (promo and commercial releases)

CBS/Sony LL-847-C (Japan) - A-side scan by Hans Seegers (promo release)

CBS/Sony LL-847-C (Japan) - B-side scan by Hans Seegers (promo release)

CBS/Sony LL-847-C (Japan) - A-side scan by Hans Seegers (commercial release)

Information and scans from Hans Seegers

Thanks to Hans Seegers for information and scans.

Columbia Special Products CSP 319 (USA) - detail of rear, scan by Hans Seegers

All songs are the original English versions, not Spanish. There is also a Mexican album with the title Como Una Piedra Que Rueda, which is actually the regular version of Highway 61 Revisited

Hans Seegers adds: "There are 8 variations of the Mexican Like A Rolling Stone EP. The first one came in a bag type cardboard sleeve with folded over flaps, orange labels and was released in 1965 in 2 label and 2 sleeve variations. In 1966 CBS Mexico started using folded out paper sleeves and "1966" on the labels. This one came in many label and cover variations. Catalogue number and release date remain the same until into the 1980s, e.g. orange labels for half the 1970's, yellow/red labels afterwards. Front cover: CBS logo and catalogue number in blue, but also in red. Many “collectors” don't believe it until they've seen it!"

The copy shown (mine) is a later release with a folded card sleeve and "è 1966" on the orange labels. On the rear of the sleeve is an advert for a contemporary CBS jazz EP by pianist Ray Bryant.

CBS EP 6210 (France), front with languette - scan by Hans Seegers

Thanks to Hans Seegers for information and scans.

CBS EP 6210 (Spain) - front scan by Hans Seegers

The rear sleeve shows five Dylan LPs (not Bringing It All Back Home) and three Dylan singles.

Information and scans from Hans Seegers.