Sparrow Records SPR 1066 (USA) - picture from eBay, thanks to Dag Braathen

Thanks to Peter Gilmer for the information that Bob's harmonica is "all but drowned by an electric guitar" in this version, whereas in the original version it is very prominent. The version that later appeared in 1987 on the  Sparrow Records Keith Green compilation The Ministry Years Vol. 1: 1977-79 (see 1987) is the original mix (R-0153). This album is therefore only for completists.

Thans to Kenneth Robson for scans of the UK cassette release. Thanks to Jean-Pol Hiernaux for further information, including that this album is available for download on iTunes, although there has never been a CD release.

Columbia Opus 412.050 (Brazil) - front (my copy)

R-0385 Baby Stop Crying - alternate mix from the version on Street-Legal, see 1978
Larry Crum says this track is slightly brighter with more treble than the original LP version, but is otherwise the same mix.

R-0075-3 A Hard Rain's Gonna Fall from The Concert For Bangladesh, recorded live with George Harrison, Leon Russell and Ringo Starr, Madison Square Garden, New York, 1 Aug 1971 (including introduction by George Harrison).
For the original Apple vinyl boxed set release, see 1972. For the remastered Epic 2CD version with a bonus track, see 2005. As far as I know this is the only time a song from the Bangladesh concert has appeared on an exclusively Dylan album from Columbia.

Another oddity of this release is that Mr Tambourine Man is credited to "B. Dylan/A. Grossman"! Lars M. Banke reports a rumour that this album contains a completely new mix of I Want You, but this does not appear to be true.

Thanks to Hans Seegers for information and scans.

Columbia Opus 412.050 (Brazil) - Side 1 label scan with R-0385 by Hans Seegers - the codes after the song titles are the Brazilian copyright numbers

Columbia Opus 412.050 (Brazil) - detail of Side 1 label, scan by Hans Seegers

Columbia Opus 412.050 (Brazil) - Side 1 label scan with R-0385 (my copy)

Columbia Opus 412.050 (Brazil) - detail of Side 1 label (my copy)

Columbia Opus 412.050 (Brazil) - Side 2 label scan with R-0075 (my copy)

Thanks to Hans Seegers for scans and to Ronald Born for additional information.

The title of this song is shown incorrectly as "Angels  Flying..." on backs of some sleeves and on labels. Also, some record labels attribute the song incorrectly to "Bob Dylan" and "Special Rider Music".

The promo version of the Italian single shown has had the words "CAMPIONE GRATUITO" punched through the sleeve (before the record was inserted!) instead of a promo stamp.

Thanks to Hans Seegers for information and scans.

CBS A 3904 (Italy), promo release, rear scan by Hans Seegers

Detail from above rear picture, showing the pinholes of the promo stamp

Detail from above rear picture reversed, showing the words "CAMPIONE GRATUITO"

CBS A 3904 (Italy), commercial release, front scan by Hans Seegers

CBS A 3904 (Italy), commercial release, rear scan by Hans Seegers

CBS A 3904 (Italy), commercial release, label scan by Hans Seegers (title given incorrectly as Angels but correctly credited to Willie Nelson)

CBS A 3904 (NL), front scan by Hans Seegers

CBS A 3904 (NL), rear scan by Hans Seegers (title given incorrectly as Angels)

CBS A 3904 (NL), first label scan by Hans Seegers (title given incorrectly as Angels and incorrectly credited to Bob Dylan)

CBS A 3904 (NL), reissued label scan by Hans Seegers (title given incorrectly as Angels but now correctly credited to Willie Nelson)

The acetates of this single are interesting in that the A-side is on a double-sided acetate with the original B-side intended to be Licence To Kill. The original B-side is labelled "B45" and has been crossed out - it is shown in Promotional Singles 1980-89. The replacement B-side with the rarity, on a separate acetate, is labelled "B45²".

The title of this song is "Angel Flying...", not "Angels" as shown incorrectly on backs of the UK sleeves and on the record labels. Also, all the four UK single labels shown in the row below attribute the song incorrectly to "Bob Dylan" and "Warner Bros Music".

The second UK release has "injection" labels - a thin coloured plastic ring-shaped layer 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.

Thanks to Hans Seegers for information and scans.

CBS A 3916 (UK), front scan by Hans Seegers

CBS A 3916 (UK), rear scan by Hans Seegers (title given incorrectly as Angels)

CBS A 3916 (UK), first commercial release - B-side scan by Hans Seegers (paper labels)

CBS A 3916 (UK), second commercial release - B-side scan by Hans Seegers (ochre plastic injection labels)

CBS A 3916 (UK), third commercial release -  B-side scan by Hans Seegers (brown  plastic injection labels)

CBS A 3916 (Spain), front cover scan by Hans Seegers

CBS A 3916 (Spain), rear cover scan by Hans Seegers, title shown correctly and song correctly attributed to Willie Nelson

CBS A 3916 (Spain), A-side scan by Hans Seegers (commercial release)

CBS A 3916 (Spain), A-side scan by Hans Seegers (promo release, first variant)

CBS A 3916 (Spain), A-side scan by Hans Seegers (promo release, second variant)

CBS A 3916 (Spain), blank B-side scan by Hans Seegers (promo release, both variants)

The two Spanish promo releases are shown for completeness, but they don't actually have a B-side although they come in the regular sleeve - the side is blank as shown on the label.

On these singles the song title is shown correctly as Angel and attributed correctly to Willie Nelson.

The Japanese single came in a generic 1980s CBS/Sony sleeve (variant 5 with orange printing, see  7" Single Sleeves) with a double-sided insert. Both the promo and commercial releases have orange CBS/Sony labels. The Australian promo single has white CBS labels, the Australia and New Zealand commercial singles have orange/yellow CBS labels. None of the Australia/New Zealand singles have picture sleeves.

R-0156-3 Angel Flying Too Close to the Ground (Willie Nelson) Infidels out-take, B-side of single

Thanks to Hans Seegers for information and scans.

CBS/Sony 07SP 765 (Japan) - rear of insert (my copy)

CBS/Sony 07SP 765 (Japan) - promo B-side with R-0156, scan by Hans Seegers (note the printed text denoting a promo on the right above the CBS/Sony logo)

CBS/Sony 07SP 765 (Japan) - A-side (commercial release, my copy)

CBS/Sony 07SP 765 (Japan) - B-side with R-0156 (commercial release, my copy)

CBS BA 223121 (Australia) - B-side with R-0156, scan by Hans Seegers (promo release)

CBS BA 223121 (Australia) - A-side scan by Hans Seegers (commercial release)

CBS BA 223121 (Australia) - B-side with R-0156, scan by Hans Seegers (commercial release)

CBS BA 223 121 (New Zealand) - B-side with R-0156, scan by Hans Seegers (commercial release)

On this single the song title is shown correctly as Angel and attributed correctly to Willie Nelson.

This single is a regular release, not a promo as previously reported, and plays at 33¹/₃ RPM.

Thanks to Hans Seegers for information and scans.