R-0093M-2 Somebody's Else's Troubles (Steve Goodman) - mono version of R-0093 on US promo 7" singles only
This is presumably a reduction from stereo.

Thanks to Hans Seegers for information and scans.

R-0323-2  Just Like A Woman - edit of album track from mono release of Blonde On Blonde (2:56)

For an appearance of R-0323 on a Japanese 7" acetate, see below. I Want You was previously reported to be the edited version R-0322 (see 1966), but here it is actually the standard mono album version at 2:57, see Mono 7" Singles & EPs 1966-68.

There were three label variations of Columbia 4-33108: without original release dates, with release dates in lower case, and with release dates in capitals. The third variant came with the jukebox strip illustrated. Unlike the UK single below, this single had no picture sleeve and used "Columbia Hall Of Fame" generic sleeves. All three variants came in shiny gold Columbia Hall Of Fame sleeves (see 7" Single Sleeves).

Columbia 13-33108 is much more easy to find and was first released in 1975: there were four label variants: with red labels and a sunburst to the right of the centre hole, with red labels without the sunburst to the right of the centre hole, with grey labels without a "Collectables" logo to the left of the centre hole, and in 1987 with grey labels with a "Collectables" logo to the left of the centre hole (not shown - a scan of another Collectables record label is shown for information). Earlier pressings came in non-shiny gold Columbia Hall Of Fame sleeves, later pressings came in yellow sleeves. For the 1987 Columbia Hall Of Fame sleeves and the Collectables sleeves, see 7" Single Sleeves.

For locations of other "Hall Of Fame" singles: those containing rarities, those in mono, and those in stereo, see "Hall Of Fame".

Please note that the black plastic clip shown in the scans by Kenneth Robson of Columbia 13-33108 is not an official CBS accessory. These clips were sold in record shops so that ex-jukebox records that had had their push-out centres removed could be played on standard turntables, especially automatic turntables that could play multiple singles or LPs (as an alternative to the plastic rings that could be placed on the turntable spindle in order to play ex-jukebox records).

Thanks to Hans Seegers and Kenneth Robson for information and scans.

Columbia 13-33178 (USA) - detail of A-side of late 1980s release with Collectables logo, shown for information (my copy)

R-0434    I Want You - at 3:10 slightly longer than stereo album version

Just Like A Woman here is the full album version at 4:52! This rare release had plain orange CBS labels and came with a picture sleeve. Later releases of this "Hall Of Fame Hits" single had orange/yellow CBS labels and generic sleeves (see below). On all labels the name of producer Bob Johnston was misspelled as "Johnson". Larry Crum has a copy of this single with the yellow/red labels and states that this appears to be the same as the original stereo version from the 1966 Blonde On Blonde LPs, although it plays noticeably slower, which may account for the extra length.

Even though this single had the same A- and B-sides as the mono US release above, the versions of the songs were both different!
 

Apple R 5988 (UK) - front scan by Wim van der Mark

If the harmonica solo is Bob's, it was possibly recorded at George's home in Henley-on-Thames, Oxfordshire, in early 1973. There is nothing in Clinton Heylin's "Day By Day" book mentioning a visit by Bob to England in this period.

The reverse of the French sleeve is plain black apart from the words "PATHE MARCONI EMI" and "Made in France" on the bottom and right edges.

Thanks to Éamonn Ó Catháin for information about the Irish Parlophone single, which does not have a picture sleeve. Thanks to Kenneth Robson for scans of his copy of the UK single, which does not have the UK picture sleeve shown but comes in a generic black Apple sleeve. Thanks to Stuart Moore for the scan of the Australian single, which also comes in a generic sleeve. Thanks to Manuel Garcia Jara for scans of the Spanish single, where the B-side title is translated as "Señorita O'Dell".

The A-side of the single comes from George's album Living In The Material World, which was reissued by Apple Records in 2006 with Miss O'Dell as a bonus track (both this B-side and an alternate take on which Bob may or may not play), see 2006. The harmonica player on Miss O'Dell is not credited.

Pathé Marconi 2C 006-05.354 (France) - front (my copy)

Pathé Marconi 2C 006-05.354 (France) - B-side with R-0281

Parlophone R 5988 (Ireland) - B-side scan by Éamonn Ó Catháin

Apple J006-05.354 (Spain) - B-side with R-0281, scan by Manuel Garcia Jara

R-0536 Knockin' On Heaven's Door - mono version of song from Pat Garrett & Billy The Kid soundtrack album on Columbia 7" singles, 1973

For US stereo releases of this single with Turkey Chase on the B-side, see US & International 7" Stereo Singles & EPs 1973.

Thanks to Hans Seegers for information and scans.

R-0323-3  Just Like A Woman - edit of album track from mono release of Blonde On Blonde (2:56)

Thanks to Wil Gielen for information and scans.

This album (nicknamed "Columbia's Revenge") was issued by Columbia without Bob's authorisation during the period when Bob was with Asylum/Island, and consists entirely of covers, out-takes from Self Portrait and New Morning. It has never been issued on CD in the USA or UK, although CD versions were released in Japan in 1990 and mainland Europe in 1991 (now deleted). A cassette version was still available in the USA until the early 2000s. CD copies of this album command a very high price, despite the perceived poor quality of its material.

The CD release of this 1973 album was renamed Bob Dylan (A Fool Such As I) in Europe, but remained Dylan in Japan.

This deleted album was surprisingly included for download with the Aug 2006 iTunes Bob Dylan Collection, see Online Performances (Other).

All of these tracks except Spanish Is The Loving Tongue (R-0096) can be listened to on bobdylan.com

R-0097 Lily Of The West (Traditional, arranged E. Davies/J. Peterson) - New Morning out-take, recorded Columbia Studios, New York, 3 Jun 1970

R-0100 Can't Help Falling In Love (H. Peretti/L. Creatore/Donna Weiss) - New Morning out-take, recorded Columbia Studios, New York, 3 Jun 1970, this track was reportedly also the A-side of a South Korean single, see Questionable Releases

R-0098 Sarah Jane (traditional) - New Morning out-take, recorded Columbia Studios, New York, 1 Jun 1970

R-0104 The Ballad of Ira Hayes (Peter La Farge) - New Morning out-take, recorded Columbia Studios, New York, 1 Jun 1970
Ira Hayes, a Pima Indian from Arizona, was one of the six US Marines photographed by Joe Rosenthal on 23 Feb 1945 in the iconic World War 2 photograph "Raising The Flag On Iwo Jima" (see ). After the war he succumbed to alcoholism and died in 1954. His story is told in the 2006 Clint Eastwood film "Flags Of Our Fathers", where he is played by Adam Beach. (He's previously been portrayed in films by Lee Marvin and Tony Curtis!). Bob's recording of this song by Peter La Farge, himself a Native American, is a highlight of this album. According to Ian Woodward R-0104 was scheduled to be included in a tribute album to Peter La Farge to be released in 2007.

R-0101 Mr. Bojangles (Jerry Jeff Walker) - New Morning out-take, recorded Columbia Studios, New York, 1 Jun 1970

R-0103 Mary Ann (traditional) - New Morning out-take, recorded Columbia Studios, New York, 1 Jun 1970

R-0102 Big Yellow Taxi (Joni Mitchell) - New Morning out-take, recorded Columbia Studios, New York, 4 Jun 1970
This track also appeared on a 1991 Columbia promo CD single Dylan Originals (see 1991)

R-0099 A Fool Such As I (Bill Trader) - Self Portrait out-take recorded at Columbia Studios, Nashville, TN, 26 Apr 1969
This is the stereo version, a mono version (presumably a reduction from stereo) was released on Columbia 7" singles (R-0099M, see 1974) This song was written by Bill Trader, but occurs frequently on releases of this album and Columbia singles wrongly credited to "B. Abner" (Buford Abner) - see authorship note here!

R-0096 Spanish Is The Loving Tongue (Charles Badger Clark/Billy Simon) - lyrics on bobdylan.com , band version with backing singers, Self Portrait out-take recorded at Columbia Studios, Nashville, TN, 24 Apr 1969, not the solo version R-0072 (stereo)/R-0072M (mono) released in 1971 as a single B-side, which was a 1970 New Morning out-take. R-0072(M) has three verses, this version omits the second one of those.
See the note about writer credits for this song in the entry for R-0072 in 1971.

Thanks to David Burgess, Jack from Canada and Ian Stewart for information and scans.

CBS 69049 (UK) - LP front, note "DYLAN" is much larger than on the US sleeve (my copy)

R-0100-2 Can't Help Falling In Love (Peretti/Creatore/Donna Weiss) - New Morning out-take, recorded Columbia Studios, New York, 3 Jun 1970

R-0098-2 Sarah Jane (traditional) - New Morning out-take, recorded Columbia Studios, New York, 1 Jun 1970

R-0101-2 Mr. Bojangles (Jerry Jeff Walker) - New Morning out-take, recorded Columbia Studios, New York, 1 Jun 1970

R-0102-2 Big Yellow Taxi (Joni Mitchell) - New Morning out-take, recorded Columbia Studios, New York, 4 Jun 1970
This track is available on bobdylan.com in its entirety and also appeared on a 1991 Columbia promo CD single Dylan Originals (see 1991)

R-0096-2 Spanish Is The Loving Tongue (Charles Badger Clark/Billy Simon) - lyrics on bobdylan.com , band version with backing singers, Self Portrait out-take recorded at Columbia Studios, Nashville, TN, 24 Apr 1969, not the solo version R-0072 released in 1971 as a single B-side, which was a 1970 New Morning out-take
See the note about writer credits for this song in the entry for R-0072 in 1971.

Thanks to Hans Seegers for information and scans.

For details of all 1973-74 single and EP releases of A Fool Such As I, now see here.

R-0099-2 A Fool Such As I (Bill Trader) - stereo version, for the mono version R-0099M, see 1974

R-0101-3 Mr. Bojangles (Jerry Jeff Walker)

R-0100-3 Can't Help Falling In Love (Peretti/Creatore/Donna Weiss)

Complete tracklisting:

Side 1: Blowin' In The Wind; Talkin' New York; Song To Woody; Don't Think Twice, It's All Right; Masters Of War; Ballad Of Hollis Brown; North Country Blues

Side 2: The Times They Are A-Changin'; The Lonesome Death Of Hattie Carroll; I Don't Believe You; Chimes Of Freedom; It Ain't Me, Babe

Side 3: Mr. Tambourine Man; Maggie's Farm; It's All Right, Ma (I'm Only Bleeding); Ballad Of A Thin Man; Highway 61 Revisited

Side 4: Like A Rolling Stone; Rainy Day Women # 12 & 35; Just Like A Woman; One Of Us Must Know (Sooner Or Later); Most Likely You Go Your Way And I'll Go Mine

Side 5: John Wesley Harding; I'll Be Your Baby Tonight; I Threw It All Away; Lay, Lady, Lay; Living The Blues; New Morning; Billy 4; Knockin' On Heaven's Door

Side 6: Early Morning Rain; Blue Moon; The Boxer; A Fool Such As I; Mr. Bojangles; Can't Help Falling In Love

Information from Hans Seegers, Wim van der Mark, Anthony Perry and Ulf Gyllenspetz.

This EP was legal in Thailand, but is also listed in Questionable Releases.

Thanks to Dag Braathen for information and scans.

Thanks to Dag Braathen for the scan of a US A&M stereo 7" vinyl single with R-0094 as the A-side

The other side of the record is a similar biography of Miles Davis. This single is claimed to be extremely rare, but is presumably most valuable if included as part of the complete original pack with both filmstrips and any other class material that came with them.

Thanks to Keith Venturoni for finding this on eBay and to Tim Dunn for finding the item in the Bob Dylan copyright records.