R-0078-2 Mr. Tambourine Man - recorded live with George Harrison, Leon Russell and Ringo Starr, Madison Square Garden, New York, 1 Aug 1971 (evening show), from the Apple 3LP set Concert for Bangladesh, 1972
This performance also appeared in a 1990 US radio broadcast in Radio Today/ABC Radio Networks series "The Live Show" (see 1990).

The Dylan songs are Blowin' In The Wind; Subterranean Homesick Blues; Ballad Of A Thin Man; Positively 4th St.; Like A Rolling Stone; All Along The Watchtower, The Weight by The Band (the live version from Before The Flood), Mr. Tambourine Man (R-0078); Most Likely You Go Your Way And I'll Go Mine (the live version from Before The Flood); Maggie's Farm (live with the Rolling Thunder Revue, probably from Hard Rain); Don't Think Twice. It's All Right (the live version from Bob Dylan At Budokan).

Information and scans from Hans Seegers.

R-0653 Yonder Comes Sin - Special Rider demo, out-take from Shot Of Love, recorded Rundown Studios, Santa Monica, CA, 27 Oct 1980
This song has not otherwise been officially released.

These two rare 10" 45 r.p.m. double-sided acetates each have Seven Days with Yonder Comes Sin on one side, and Need a Woman with Angelina on the other. The tracks on Side 2 were released in 1991 on The Bootleg Series Vols. 1-3.

The US acetate is from Capitol Magnetics, Winchester, VA, and has generic blank "audiodisc" labels with typewritten text. The UK acetate is from the CBS Mastering Studios, Whitfield Street, London, and has generic labels with handwritten text. Angelina is misspelled as "Angalina". This was never released commercially on vinyl in this form.

Thanks to Arie de Reus for information and scans.

Side 1 is unique in that it has a rarity on the B-side, a mono version of Shot Of Love only. It's possible that this is a mistake, abandoned after the first track. There is nothing on the reverse of the Side 2 disc.

R-0644 Shot Of Love - mono version (reduction from stereo)

Thanks to Arie de Reus for information and scans.

R-0154 Let It Be Me (Pierre Delanoe/Gilbert Becaud/M. Curtis)-  Shot Of Love out-take recorded May 1981 - not the 1970 Self Portrait version

The UK promo single shown has paper labels and comes in a generic sleeve, unlike the picture sleeve of the commercial single. Note the release date of "3 Jul 1981" is stamped, not printed as on other promos illustrated on this site.

Like other European singles of the same period, one UK commercial single has "injection" labels - a thin coloured plastic ring-shaped layer (in this case brown) is injected into the record itself, and the text/graphics are cut out using a stamp so that the black vinyl underneath shows through, there is no paper label. Hans Seegers has another copy with normal paper labels.

Thanks to Raoul Verolleman for the rear sleeve scan of the Dutch single and for pointing out that both tracks are said there to be "from the forthcoming new Dylan album Shot Of Love". This track must therefore have been dropped from the album after the single cover was printed. It has not been restored on the CD version, although the US single B-side that also wasn't on the 1981 LP, The Groom's Still Waiting At The Altar (see below), has been added to the CD release.

The Spanish release of this single, also CBS A 1406, had a unique feature sleeve with a variant of the Shot Of Love cover, and the title translated as "Mi Corazon [My Heart]". The  promo copy has white record labels with the words "DISCO PROMOCIONAL PROHIBIDA SU VENTA [Promotional record, sale prohibited]". Thanks to Roland Hiss for scans of the Spanish commercial 7" single, which has orange CBS labels. My promo copy has a different rear sleeve from Roland's commercial release, but Hans Seegers tells me that both sleeves were used for both promo and commercial releases. The timing of R-0154 is given incorrectly as 4:30 on both records when it should be 4:35.

Thanks to Hans Seegers, Roland Hiss and Raoul Verolleman for scans.

CBS A 1406 (UK) - A-side of commercial single (R-0365), scan by Dave Plentus (injection "label")

CBS A 1406 (UK) - B-side of commercial single (R-0154), scan by Dave Plentus (injection "label")

CBS A 1406 (UK) - A-side of commercial single (R-0365), scan by Hans Seegers (paper label)

CBS A 1406 (NL) - rear scan by Raoul Verolleman

CBS A 1406 (NL) - detail of rear, scan by Raoul Verolleman

CBS A 1406 (NL) - A-side scan by Hans Seegers (R-0365)

CBS A 1406 (Italy) - A-side scan by Hans Seegers (R-0365)

CBS A 1406 (Italy) - B-side scan by Hans Seegers (R-0154)

CBS A 1406 (Spain) - rear of promo release, used also for commercial copies (my copy)

CBS A 1406 (Spain) - A-side of promo release (R-0365)

CBS A 1406 (Spain) - rear of commercial release, used also for promo copies, scan by Roland Hiss

CBS A 1406 (Spain) - B-side of promo release (R-0154)

CBS A 1406 (Spain) - A-side of commercial release, scan by Roland Hiss (R-0365)

CBS BA 222856 (Australia) - B-side of promo release, scan by Hans Seegers (R-0154)

CBS BA 222856 (New Zealand) - B-side of commercial release, scan by Hans Seegers (R-0154)

This was the first of two Australian singles with this A-side - for the second single with The Groom's Still Waiting At The Altar as the B-side, see below.

Thanks to Bill Hester for information about the New Zealand release, CBS BA 222856 - thanks to Doug Lilly for the scan. Hans Seegers has a promo copy of this single with promo stickers on the labels. Note the unique salmon-pink CBS New Zealand sleeve housing CBS BA 222856 and the colour variation between the sides.

Thanks to Hans Seegers for further information and scans.

As far as I know this is the last Bob Dylan 8-track release! An oddity is Shot Of Love (Reprise) at the end of Program 3 - this is faded at 1:55 and must have been added to make up the program time.

Thanks to Keith Venturoni for information and the photo and to Hans Seegers for scans.

Columbia TCA-37496 (USA) - end scan by Hans Seegers

R-0365-2 Heart Of Mine - single edit (3:30)

This single has The Groom's Still Waiting At The Altar as the B-side (no longer a rarity as it's on the CD release and on Biograph).

The promo single shown actually has the A-side on both sides despite using the same rear cover as the regular single. On the copy shown the words "DEMONSTRATION - NOT FOR SALE" are printed, but the promo also exists in the regular cover with these words rubber-stamped, as on the copy supplied by Nol Grint.

Hans Seegers has promo copies of the Australian single with "SAMPLE RECORD NOT FOR SALE" stamped in black on the A-side. This was the second Australian single with this A-side - for the first single with Let It Be Me as the B-side, see above.

Information and scans from Hans Seegers and Nol Grint.

Columbia 18-02510 (USA) - rear scan by Hans Seegers

Information and scan from Hans Seegers. Bob is on track 5 of side 1, other artists included Miles Davis and Art Garfunkel.

R-0402-2 Don't Think Twice, It's All Right - live, City Hall, Newcastle, England, 6 May 1965 (broadcast 14 Sep 1981)

R-0403-2 It's All Over Now, Baby Blue - hotel room, Savoy Hotel, London, England, 8 May 1965 (broadcast 21 Sep 1981)

R-0405-2 Talking World War III Blues - live, Royal Albert Hall, London, England, 9 May 1965 (broadcast 21 Sep 1981)

These are from the soundtrack of the 1965 film "Don't Look Back", see VHS & DVD 1960s. See VHS & DVD 2000s Part 1 for the 2000 DVD release which contains additional complete audio performances, and see VHS and DVD 2000s Part 4 for a 2 disc 2007 "Deluxe 1965 Tour Edition" with a bonus disc with newly released additional video footage. In the first show, after R-0402, Bob has a discussion with Joan Baez about ending the song Love Is Just A Four Letter Word. The second show starts with Bob laughing just before Donovan performs To Sing For You. I previously listed R-0404, It's Alright, Ma (I'm Only Bleeding), live, Royal Albert Hall, London, England, 9 May 1965, here but this performance is not in either show.

Thanks to Hans Seegers for information and scans.

R-0627 Heart Of Mine - promo edit (3:07), even shorter than single edit R-0365 (3:30), see above

This album has no catalogue numbers, but the record has matrix numbers ST DANKE 81-A/B.

Thanks to Nol Grint for information.

For the equivalent 1974, 1976 and 1978 albums with Dylan album tracks, see Promotional Albums (Various Artists Compilations) 1970-79. For the equivalent 1979 album, which contains an exclusive edit of Precious Angel from Slow Train Coming, see 1979. If anyone has details of what was on the equivalent 1980 album Danke '80, please let me know.