On the B-side was an exclusive non-album track, Make That Connection, subsequently released on their 1995 compilation, Playback. There was also a US promo 12" single, MCA L33 17303, with R-0318 on both sides - scans required (all singles have virtually the same front sleeve).

This track also appears on the Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers MCA compilation Anthology: Through The Years, see 2000.

Thanks to Jean-Pol Hiernaux for finding these singles on eBay and to Anton Sylvain for the UK 12" single.

The 7" single has a different B-side from the American and Japanese singles, the title track from the album. The 12" single has this track plus the bonus track Make That Connection, see above.

Thanks to Jean-Pol Hiernaux and Anton Sylvain for finding these singles on eBay.

R-0182-3 Band Of The Hand - with The Heartbreakers, produced by Tom Petty, lyrics on bobdylan.com A-side as above

R-0318-4 Jammin' Me (Tom Petty-Bob Dylan) B-side performed by Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers with Bob rumoured to be guesting on guitar

This very rare 12" single was manufactured by CBS on behalf of MCA, and has the two tracks on the A-side only. The B-side is blank and has a plain white label.

Thanks to Hans Seegers for information and scans.

R-0182-4 Band Of The Hand - with The Heartbreakers, produced by Tom Petty, lyrics on bobdylan.com

The show also includes interviews with Bob Dylan and all members of Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers.

The music contents of the LPs is as follows:

Segment 1:

Sweetheart Like You  (1:41 excerpt); Most Likely You Go Your Way (And I'll Go Mine) (live with the Band from Before The Flood, 1:17 excerpt); Rainy Day Women #12& 35 (4:35 full length); Highway 61 Revisited  (live with the Band from Before The Flood, 2:38 excerpt); Subterranean Homesick Blues (2:10 excerpt)

Segment 2:

Mr. Tambourine Man (1:45 excerpt); Like A Rolling Stone (5:18 excerpt); The Times They Are A-Changin' (1:40 excerpt); Stuck Inside Of Mobile With The Memphis Blues Again (1:10 excerpt).

Segment 3:

Gotta Serve Somebody (1:09 excerpt); Blowin' In The Wind (0:51 excerpt); Just Like A Woman (2:49 excerpt).

Segment 4:

Positively 4th Street (1:40); Tangled Up In Blue (live version from Real Live) (full-length!); Band Of The Hand (4:11 faded out); It Ain't Me, Babe (0:15 excerpt); Like A Rolling Stone (0:47 excerpt).

Because these excerpts are unique and not released on commercial/promo records, they are no longer listed with R-numbers.

Thanks to Hans Seegers for information and scans.

For a Japanese promo compilation LP with a similar selection, see 1976.

Thanks to Hans Seegers for information.

R-0736 Dylan Selection 3 - five minutes of excerpts from the album versions of New Morning (1:36), Odds And Ends (1:36) and One More Cup Of Coffee (live version from Bob Dylan At Budokan) (1:36)
Each song is faded out, with a five second gap before the next song starts. The track promotes the three Dylan albums from which the excerpts are taken.

For a Japanese promo compilation LP with a similar selection, see 1976.

Thanks to Hans Seegers for information.

R-0153-2 Pledge My Head To Heaven (Keith Green) - Bob plays harmonica

This Sparrow version is the original mix from So You Wanna Go Back To Egypt... (see 1980), not the "inferior" remixed version from I Only Want To See You There (R-0160, see 1983).

SPD 1146 is in an old-style double-width jewel case, SPD 1558 is in a new-style single-width 2CD jewel case. This album and its Vol. 2 companion that does not include Bob are still in print (SPD 1558). The Dutch release was made by EMI in Uden, Holland, for European distribution.

Pledge My Head To Heaven is also on a compilation CD of Keith Green remixes called Make My Life A Prayer To You: Songs Of Devotion, also from Sparrow Records, SPD 2062 - thanks to Jean-Pol Hiernaux for information that this is a live version with Bob not present (the album is available for download on iTunes). (The same live version of Pledge My Head To Heaven is released on the compilation CD Listen To Our Hearts - Vol. 2 : Moments, Devotion and Songs (Sparrow SPD 1692 / 7 2438-51692-2 9, Jan 1999) For The Ultimate Collection, yet another compilation by Keith Green containing this song, see 2002.

Thanks to Hans Seegers, Johannes Hampf, Ole Lien and Peter Gilmer for information about these releases.

Sparrow Records 7243 8515582 6 (NL for Europe) - front insert scan by Hans Seegers

Sparrow Records 7243 8515582 6 (NL for Europe) - CD2 scan by Hans Seegers

R-0190-2 The Factory (Warren Zevon) - Bob plays harmonica on the B-side of the West German 7" single of the title track from the Sentimental Hygiene album

There is also a Sentimental Hygiene US promo 12" single (PR 2033) and CD single (PRCD 2033). These have just the album version and an edit of the title track and are therefore not Dylan rarities. For a second US single with this track, see 1988.

Information from Hans Seegers, scans from Ronald Born.

The second song on the B-side of the 12" single was Leave My Monkey Alone.

Thanks to Peter Gilmer and Kenneth Robson for information and scans of the 12" single. For a second UK single with this track, see 1988.

Virgin America VS 995 (UK) - 7" single rear

R-0191 The Usual (John Hiatt) - also appeared later on 7" and 12" singles and on acetates and a promo version of Down In The Groove (see below), as well as the 1993 Japanese promo CD Mr. D's Collection # 3 (see 1993)

R-0192 Night After Night - Dylan song exclusive to this album, lyrics on bobdylan.com
This track was one of the 42 rarities included for download with the Aug 2006 Apple iTunes Bob Dylan Collection, see Online Performances (Other).

R-0193 Had A Dream About You, Baby - original version
The version released in May 1988 on Down In The Groove was completely remixed - it used the same vocal track apart from two overdubbed lines, and a new backing track.

CBS 460001 1 (UK) - detail of back lower right hand corner of LP (my copy)

CBS 460001 1 (UK) - Side 1 label with R-0191 (my copy)

CBS 460001 1 (UK) - Side 2 label with R-0192 and R-0193 (my copy)

CBS 460001 4 (UK) - inside of cassette insert (my copy)

The US LP has an orange Columbia label with the logo in a ring. The South Korean LP release below is one of the few official Bob Dylan releases in that country and has unique brown CBS labels with the logo in the Columbia US-style ring. It has an insert in Korean with lyrics on the reverse side.

CDs were released in the USA, Holland (made in Austria) and Japan only. The rear sleeve of the UK LP (see above) says the album is available "on cassette and compact disc", but apparently a CD was never released in the UK. However, it may have been intended originally to release the Austrian-made CD there.

The Dutch CD uses the first design from the CBS Austrian pressing plant.

Thanks to Hans Seegers and Gil Lamont for information and scans.

Columbia CK 40870 (USA) - CD rear insert scan by Hans Seegers

CBS/Sony 32DP 890 (Japan) - CD front insert scan by Hans Seegers

CBS 460001 2 (NL) - CD scan by Hans Seegers

CBS/Sony 32DP 890 (Japan) - CD rear insert scan by Hans Seegers

R-0191-2 The Usual (John Hiatt) - Hearts Of Fire album version
Also appeared on a promo version of Down In The Groove (see below), as well as the 1993 Japanese promo CD Mr. D's Collection # 3 (see 1993)

Got My Mind Made Up from Knocked Out Loaded, the regular album version, was on the B-sides of both the 7" and 12" singles. Anthony Craig's copy of the UK 12" has a promo stamp - my copy of the commercial release is identical apart from missing the stamp.

The second song on the B-side of the 12" single is listed on the UK 12" as They Killed Him (written by Kris Kristofferson) from Knocked Out Loaded on the sleeve and label but plays Driftin' Too Far From Shore (also from Knocked Out Loaded, though actually an Empire Burlesque out-take). The sleeve and label are correct, the record was mispressed. The Dutch and Spanish 12" single have the same two tracks listed, and correctly play They Killed Him.

The front of the Dutch and Spanish 12" single (promo and commercial) has the extra words "MAXI SINGLE - 45RPM" above "BOB DYLAN".

Hans Seegers has a Spainsh single-sided promo 7" single with yellow labels and a Portuguese promo 7" single with "CBS DISCO PROMOTIONAL VENDA PROHIBIDA" on the back cover.

Thanks to Hans Seegers, Anthony Craig. Marc and Ulf Gyllenspetz for information and scans.

CBS 651148 7 (UK) - detail from front of promo 7" single with release date, scan by Hans Seegers

CBS 651148 7 (UK) - 7" front scan by Marc (commercial single)

CBS 651148 7 (UK) - 7" rear scan by Hans Seegers (promo and commercial singles)

CBS 651148 7 (UK) - 7" A-side scan by Hans Seegers (promo and commercial singles)

CBS 651148 6 (UK) - 12" single back with promo stamp, scan by Anthony Craig

CBS 651148 6 (UK) - 12" single back, promo stamp scan by Anthony Craig

CBS 651148 6 (UK) - 12" single A-side, scan by Anthony Craig (R-0191)

CBS 651148 7 (NL/Spain/Portugal) - 7" front scan (my Dutch copy)

CBS 651148 7 (NL) - 7" rear scan (my copy)

CBS 651148 7 (Spain) - 7" rear scan by Hans Seegers (commercial single)

The Precision Lacquer acetate is double-sided and dated "08/07/87". The Precision Lacquer copper master is single-sided and of Side 2 only, dated "11/16/87". Shenandoah is misspelled "Shannondoah" on all three masters. The PCM 1630 cartridge is dated "11/17/87". PCM 1630 was a high-quality professional digital audio tape format that used ¾" tape in a videotape cassette - it was superseded in the 1990s by DAT, which uses a much smaller tape cartridge. For the second version, see below. I previously had this listed as the second release, but the dates on this (16 and 17 Nov 1987) and the other master below (3 Dec 1987) now show the correct sequence.

R-0195 Let's Stick Together (Wilbert Harrison) - slightly longer fade out (3:10 - released track is 3:08)

R-0196 Got Love If You Want It (James Moore - "Slim Harpo") - this was replaced by Death Is Not The End on the final release

R-0194 Important Words (Gene Vincent-Bill Davis) - this was replaced by The Usual from the Hearts of Fire film soundtrack (see above) on the second version of the album, and was itself replaced by the new version of Had A Dream About You, Baby on the final release in May 1988 - see International Albums (Regular).

The track listing was:
Side 1 - Let's Stick Together; When Did You Leave Heaven?; Got Love If You Want It; Ninety Miles An Hour; Sally Sue Brown.
Side 2 - Ugliest Girl In The World; Silvio; Important Words; Shenandoah; Rank Strangers.

The first promo cassette of this album also had this tracklisting - scans required.

Thanks to Arie de Reus for the scans of the acetate, and to Keith Venturoni and Larry Crum for finding the latter two items on eBay.

Columbia CK 40975-2 (USA) - Sony PCM 1630 CD master, associated documentation with track list and timings (picture from eBay found by Keith Venturoni)

R-0195-2 Let's Stick Together (Wilbert Harrison) - - slightly longer fade out, as the first version of the album

R-0196-2 Got Love If You Want It (James Moore - "Slim Harpo") - as the first version of the album

R-0191-3 The Usual (John Hiatt) - from the Hearts Of Fire OST (see above), this replaced Important Words from the first promo version (also see above)
Also appeared on singles (see above) and the 1993 Japanese promo CD Mr. D's Collection # 3 (see 1993)

The second track listing (bold is new) was:
Side 1 - Let's Stick Together; When Did You Leave Heaven?; Got Love If You Want It; Ninety Miles An Hour; Sally Sue Brown.
Side 2 - Ugliest Girl In The World; Silvio; The Usual; Shenandoah; Rank Strangers.

For a mispressed Argentinean LP release that has the same tracklist as this, see 1988.

Also shown is a test pressing from the CBS Records pressing plant in Carrollton, GA, dated "12-14-87". As can be seen it has generic labels from Carrollton that have not been written on, but there is a typed label on the plain white sleeve with details of the album and matrix numbers: Side 1: PAL-40957-1A, Side 2 - PBL-40957-3A. The final US release of the album was Columbia OC 40957. The handwriting on the label may not be contemporary.

Thanks to Jeff Gold for scans of this pressing. There's no tracklist, but Jeff confirms it has the rarities above.

("01-636-3434" is a London, England, telephone number in the then-used format, so I assume the origin of the cassette is the UK).

Thanks to Arie de Reus for the scan.