A-E
F-J
K-O
P-S
T-ZAll the songs listed in the Official
Rarities section are cross-referenced by song title in these
alphabetical pages.
A-E
F-J
K-O
P-S
T-Z
This yearly page now contains only the main Rarities List! Promotional Items (Albums and Singles) are now here. All Honourable Mentions are now here.
If you have any entries to add to the list or additions/corrections to
existing entries, please let me know!
Please note I cannot value your Dylan rarities -
see the Mission page for reasons why. Contact the
dealers on my Trading page for assistance!
Revised: 05 April, 2021
Titles in red are not available
on a currently released Bob Dylan CD (for these see bobdylan.com
)
Key to symbols used:
Links to other World Wide Web pages -
Links to email addresses - 
Performances currently available on commercial CD are marked by
(these are the ones that count as obscurities
rather than as rarities)
Warren Zevon - "Reconsider Me"/"The Factory" - 7" promo single, Virgin America 7-99370 (USA), Jan 1988:
 Virgin America 7-99370 (USA) - sleeve scan by Brian Shoop |
R-0190-4 The Factory
(Warren Zevon) -
Bob plays harmonica on the B-side of a promo single from the Sentimental Hygiene album For the album and earlier singles, see 1987. There was also a 12" promo single (PR 2216) that has only the title track on both sides, and a US promo CD (PRCD 2216) that also has just the title track. These are not Dylan rarities. Thanks to Brian Shoop and his "Zevonista" web-site for information and scans. In October 2002 Bob performed four Warren Zevon covers in concerts, as a tribute to Warren, who had then been diagnosed with terminal cancer, although not The Factory. (Warren died in 2003.) |
 Virgin America 7-99370 (USA) - B-side scan by Brian Shoop (titled just "Factory") |
Warren Zevon - "Reconsider Me"/"The Factory" - 7" stereo singles, Virgin VST 1055 (UK)/Virgin 109 763-100 (West Germany), Jan 1988:
 Virgin VS 1055 (UK) - 7" single front (my copy) |
R-0190-5 The Factory
(Warren Zevon) Both these 7" records have "injection" labels - each side has an injected silver plastic ring (much brighter than indicated by the scans) into which the text and graphics have been cut to show the black vinyl underneath, there are no paper labels (unlike the 1987 UK 7" single, see 1987.) My copy has a sticker with catalogue number "VS 1055" on the rear sleeve and a barcode, missing from the rear sleeve of the West German single. The rear sleeve of both 7" singles has a list of Warren's European tour dates for Feb 1988. The West German front sleeve also has a sticker with the four tour dates in Germany. |
 Virgin VS 1055 (UK) - 7" single rear |
 Virgin VS 1055 (UK) - detail of 7" single rear with sticker and barcode |
 Virgin VS 1055 (UK) - 7" single A-side (no Dylan) |
 Virgin VS 1055 (UK) - 7" single B-side (R-0190 titled just "Factory") |
 Virgin 109 763-100 (West Germany) - 7" single front with tour sticker, picture from www.discogs.com |
 Virgin 109 763-100 (West Germany) - 7" single rear picture from www.discogs.com |
 Virgin 109 763-100 (West Germany) - detail of 7" single rear, picture from www.discogs.com |
 Virgin 109 763-100 (West Germany) - 7" single A-side picture from www.discogs.com (no Dylan) |
 Virgin 109 763-100 (West Germany) - 7" single B-side (R-0190 titled just "Factory") |
Warren Zevon - "Reconsider Me" - 12" stereo singles, Virgin VST 1055 (UK)/Virgin 609 763-213 (West Germany), Jan 1988:
 Virgin VST 1055 (UK) - 12" single front picture from www.discogs.com |
Reconsider Me was also available in the UK as a 12" single, VST 1055. The UK 12" test pressing, which I also have, is in a plain black sleeve, and has completely blank white labels, with just the matrix numbers (A-side - VST 1055 A, B-side - VST 1055 B) on the record itself for identification, so is not illustrated. The 12" commercial record has regular paper labels. The B-side has R-0190 and a third track from the Sentimental Hygiene album called Bad Karma. The rear sleeve of both 12" singles has a list of Warren's European tour dates for Feb 1988. Like the UK 7" single, the UK 12" single has a barcode on the rear sleeve, missing from the rear sleeve of the West German single. Thanks to Ronald Born for information and scans. |
 Virgin VST 1055 (UK) - 12" single rear picture from www.discogs.com |
 Virgin VST 1055 (UK) - detail of 12" single rear, picture from www.discogs.com |
 Virgin VST 1055 (UK) - 12" single A-side, picture from www.discogs.com (no Dylan) |
 Virgin VST 1055 (UK) - 12" single A-side, picture from www.discogs.com (includes R-0190 titled just "Factory") |
 Virgin 609 763-213 (West Germany) - 12" single front scan by Ronald Born |
 Virgin 609 763-213 (West Germany) - 12" single rear scan by Ronald Born |
 Virgin 609 763-213 (West Germany) - detail of 12" single rear, scan by Ronald Born |
 Virgin 609 763-213 (West Germany) - 12" single A-side scan by Ronald Born (no Dylan) |
 Virgin 609 763-213 (West Germany) - 12" single B-side scan by Ronald Born (includes R-0190 titled just "Factory") |
USA For Africa (Various Artists) - "We Are The World" - flexidisc given away with magazine (Russia), Mar 1988, recorded Jan 1985:
 Magazine front scan by Hans Seegers |
R-0164-6 We Are the World (Michael Jackson-Lionel Ritchie) - Bob
contributes vocals to charity song (6:22) This single was released in Russia in Mar 1988 as a clear blue flexidisc given away with a magazine in a transparent plastic sleeve. I've used a digital effect to show the stamping in Cyrillic characters on the flexidisc. Many Dylan flexidiscs appeared in Russia, but this is one of only two that were official! For previous releases of We Are The World, see 1985, 1986 and VHS & DVD 1980s. Thanks to Hans Seegers for information and scans. |
 Flexidisc scan by Hans Seegers |
 Detail of flexidisc showing Cyrillic characters stamped in centre |
Eric Clapton - "Crossroads" - Boxed Set - 6LP: Polydor 35261 (UK), Apr 1988/4CD: Polydor 835 261-2 (UK), Oct 1990 (remastered reissue of 1988 set):
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 Polydor 835 261-2 (Canada) - 4CD set in 12" box, 1990, front scan by Jack from Canada |
 Polydor 835 261-2 (Canada) - 4CD set in 12" box, 1990, rear scan by Jack from Canada |
 Polydor 835 261-2 (Canada) - 4CD set in 12" box, 1990, CD4 scan by Jack fro/m Canada |
 Polydor 835 261-2 (USA) - 4CD set in book-style digipak, rear scan by Jack from Canada |
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 Polydor 835 261-2 (Canada) - 4CD set in 12" box, 1990, CD4 front scan by Jack from Canada |
 Polydor 835 261-2 (Canada) - 4CD set in 12" box, 1990, CD4 rear insert scan by Jack from Canada |
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R-0122-3 Sign Language
- Bob duets with
Eric Clapton on this version of his otherwise unreleased song from Eric's
1976
RSO
album No Reason To Cry. Also
see
1976 for all other releases
of this track.
The lyrics of this song on bobdylan.com are
here.
The 4CD version of this set was issued in Oct 1990 with all tracks reportedly remastered, as are those on the 1996 CD release of the original No Reason to Cry album.
12" box sets information and scans from John Hamilton's "Ultimate"
Eric Clapton Discography
Thanks
to Jack from Canada for scans of the current US release (date?), in a book-style
digipak. Disc 4 with R-0122 is numbered 835 271-2.
"Down In The Groove" - test pressing
and commercial stereo vinyl LP with different tracks, Columbia 120.017 (Argentina), Jun 1988:
For the released album, see
International
Albums (Regular).
R-0195-3 Let's Stick Together (Wilbert Harrison) - - slightly longer fade out (3:10 - released track is 3:08)
R-0196-3 Got Love If You Want It (James Moore - "Slim Harpo")
R-0191-4 The Usual (John Hiatt) - from the Hearts of Fire film soundtrack (see 1987)
These latter two tracks were instead of Death Is Not The End and Had A Dream About You, Baby (the second version, not R-0193 from the Hearts Of Fire soundtrack, see 1987).
This LP (mispressed to be the same as the second Down In The Groove test pressing, also see 1987) has nothing on the sleeve or record labels to indicate the track changes, it just lists the regular tracks but plays the replaced tracks - information from Sam C. Visser and Hermann Rechberger. The record with the rarities has matrix numbers: Side 1 - AL 40.957, Side 2: BL 40.957.
The front sleeve has the title down the left hand side instead of down the right hand side as the US release and the Columbia logo on the right hand side. The rear sleeve has the same picture as the US release but in black and white. The titles are translated into Spanish with the exception of the names Sally Sue Brown and Shenandoah. Another difference from the US release is that the musicians and producer are listed on the right hand side of the rear sleeve. On the record labels the tracks are listed both in Spanish and English.
Lars M. Banke has a test pressing of this album in a white card promotional sleeve with a sticker on the rear sleeve listing the Spanish titles of the regular tracks. The track listing is actually: 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 To Me. The record has Discos CBS labels with typewritten album information typed at 90°. Each side has two stickers, one with "306", which may be a radio station catalogue number.
Thanks to Sam C. Visser, Hermann Rechberger, Sergio Mariano Romay and Lars M. Banke for information and scans.
"Down In The Groove" - stereo cassette release with different tracks, Columbia 620.017 (Argentina), Jun 1988:
 Columbia 620.017 (Argentina) - outside of cassette insert, scan by Sergio Mariano Romay |
The commercial Argentinean cassette release also plays the replaced tracks as on the second US promo cassette, see 1987. I have no information about an Argentinean CD release (if there was one). |
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 Columbia 620.017 (Argentina) - cassette Side 1 scan by Sergio Mariano Romay (includes three rarities) |
 Columbia 620.017 (Argentina) - cassette Side 2 scan by Sergio Mariano Romay (includes three rarities) |
Columbia 620.017 (Argentina) - cassette leader tape with CBS logos, scan
by Sergio Mariano Romay
The song titles are the same as those of the regular release. There is a short insert with the song titles in Spanish on the outside and in English and Spanish on the inside. The cassette is white with red text printed directly on to it, there are no paper labels. Again the song titles are the same as those of the regular release, listed in Spanish only. The clear leader tape has CBS logos.
Thanks to Keith Venturoni and Sergio Mariano Romay for information and scans.
Harry Belafonte - "All Time Greatest Hits Vol. 2" - CD compilation, RCA 8555-2-R (USA), 1988:
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R-0001-6 Midnight Special
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 RCA 8555-2-R (USA) - CD scan by Hans Seegers |
For details of the original album, see 1962.
Thanks to Hans Seegers for information and scans.
Harry Belafonte - "Harry Belafonte - 16 Top Tracks" - CD compilation, RCA/BMG 90224 (West Germany); RCA/BMG BPCD 5025 (Australia), 1988:
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R-0001-7 Midnight Special
(Huddie Ledbetter "Lead Belly") - Bob plays harmonica on the
title track of Harry Belafonte's 1962 The Midnight Special album (stereo
version) For details of the original album, see 1962. In Germany this album was in the "RCA Reflections" series while in the UK and Australia the series was called "RCA Diamond". Other artists included Elvis Presley, Neil Sedaka, Sam Cooke and Mario Lanza. The Australian CD was made in Australia for RCA/BMG by Disctronics. Scans of the UK release required! Thanks to Hans Seegers and Stuart Moore for information and scans. |
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 RCA/BMG BPCD 5025 (Australia) - front scan by Stuart Moore |
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 RCA Diamond Series UK release - Elvis Presley |
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 RCA Diamond Series UK release - Sam Cooke |
U2 - "Rattle And Hum" - 2LP sets: Island 7 91003-1 (USA); Island UC 27 (UK); Island 842 299-1 (mainland Europe); Island R36D-2177/2178 (Japan); Island/Festival TVL 92385/6 (Australia), 10 Oct 1988:
 Island 7 91003-1 (USA) - LP front, picture from "U2 Wanderer" web-site |
R-0199 Love Rescue Me (Bono-Bob Dylan) R-0200 Hawkmoon 269
(Bono) These are both on Side 3 of the 2LP set. Thanks to U2 fan Rogier van den Braak for information about worldwide
releases of Rattle And Hum from his "U2 Wanderer" web-site which can be found here:
Alan Hoaksey adds: "There's a single put out by U2 shortly after Rattle And Hum in various formats/countries. The single features the track Love Rescue Me but this is not the LP version - it's a live recording and does not feature Dylan." The three Australian releases shown here and below were distributed by Festival Records of Australia on behalf of Island. Thanks to Stuart Moore for information and scans. |
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 Island R36D-2177/2178 (Japan) - LP front, picture from "U2 Wanderer" web-site |
 Island/Festival TVL 92385/6 (Australia) - LP rear scan by Stuart Moore |
 Island/Festival TVL 92385/6 (Australia) - detail of LP insert, scan by Stuart Moore |
 Island/Festival TVL 923856 (Australia) - LP Side 3 scan by Stuart Moore |
U2 - "Rattle And Hum" - 2LP sets: Island 2LA.833 (Mexico), 1988; Island/PolyGram LPR 25019 A2 (Mexico), 1989; Island TLP-2 10.001 (Argentina), 1988; Island AN-ISL 0303400.2 (Peru), 1988; Island 212022/23-1 (Uruguay), 1988:
 Island 2LA.833 (Mexico) - front with sticker, scan found by Wil Gielen (1988 release) |
 Island 2LA.833 (Mexico) - front sticker scan found by Wil Gielen (1988 release) |
 Island 2LA.833 (Mexico) - rear scan found by Wil Gielen (1988 release) |
 Island 2LA.833 (Mexico) - Side 1 scan found by Wil Gielen (1988 release) |
 Island/PolyGram LPR 25019 A2 (Mexico) - front scan found by Wil Gielen (1989 release) |
 Island/PolyGram LPR 25019 A2 (Mexico) - rear scan found by Wil Gielen (1989 release) |
 Island TLP-2 10.001 (Argentina) - front scan found by Wil Gielen |
 Island TLP-2 10.001 (Argentina) - rear scan found by Wil Gielen |
 Island TLP-2 10.001 (Argentina) - Side 1 scan found by Wil Gielen |
 Island TLP-2 10.001 (Argentina) - Side 1 scan found by Wil Gielen |
 Island/PolyGram LPR 25019 A2 (Mexico) - Side 1 scan found by Wil Gielen (1989 release) |
 Island/PolyGram LPR 25019 A2 (Mexico) - detail of Side 1, scan found by Wil Gielen (1989 release) |
 Island AN-ISL 0303400.2 (Peru) - front scan found by Wil Gielen |
 Island AN-ISL 0303400.2 (Peru) - detail of front, scan found by Wil Gielen |
 Island AN-ISL 0303400.2 (Peru) - rear scan found by Wil Gielen |
 Island AN-ISL 0303400.2 (Peru) - detail of rear, scan found by Wil Gielen |
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 Island 212022/23-1 (Uruguay) - front scan found by Wil Gielen |
 Island 212022/23-1 (Uruguay) - rear scan found by Wil Gielen |
 Island 212022/23-1 (Uruguay) - Side 1 scan found by Wil Gielen |
 Island AN-ISL 0303400.2 (Peru) - Side 1 scan found by Wil Gielen |
 Island AN-ISL 0303400.2 (Peru) - detail of Side 1, scan found by Wil Gielen |
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Thanks to Wil Gielen for finding scans of these Latin American releases from Mexico (two releases), Argentina, Peru and Uruguay. All come in a wide single sleeve, not a gatefold sleeve.
U2 - "Rattle And Hum" - Cassette releases: Island UC 27 (UK); Island/Festival TVC 92385/6 (Australia), 10 Oct 1988:
 Island UC 27 (UK) - cassette front (my copy) |
The UK cassette release is my copy, but the cassette itself
is missing! Thanks to Stuart Moore for scans of the Australian cassette release, distributed by Festival Records of Australia on behalf of Island. |
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 Island/Festival TVC 92385/6 (Australia) - front of cassette insert, scan by Stuart Moore |
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U2 - "Rattle And Hum" - CD releases: Island 7 91003-2 (USA); Island CIXD-1204 (Canada); Island CIDU 27 (UK); Island/Festival TVD 92385/6 (Australia), 10 Oct 1988; Island STARCD 5878 (South Africa), 1991:
 Island 7 91003-2 (USA) - CD front, picture from "U2 Wanderer" web-site |
Thanks to Stuart Moore for scans of the Australian CD release, distributed by Festival Records of Australia on behalf of Island. Thanks to Manuel García Jara for scans of the 1991 South African CD release. The South African rear insert has text "U2'S ROYALTY FROM THE SALE OF THIS CD IN THE REPUBLIC OF SOUTH AFRICA WILL BE PASSED TO THE SOUTH AFRICAN MUSICIANS ALLIANCE AND THE MUSICIANS ALLIANCE FOR THE PEOPLES POWER OR OTHERWISE AS ADVISED BY THE IRISH ANTI-APARTHEID MOVEMENT". Thanks to Jack from Canada for the scan of the Canadian CD. |
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 Island/Festival TVD 92385/6 (Australia) - page from CD booklet, scan by Stuart Moore |
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 Island STARCD 5878 (South Africa) - CD front insert scan by Manuel García Jara |
 Island STARCD 5878 (South Africa) - rear of CD front insert, scan by Manuel García Jara |
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 Island STARCD 5878 (South Africa) - detail of CD, scan by Manuel García Jara |
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U2 - "Rattle And Hum" - CD releases: Island P33D-20075 (Japan), 30 Oct 1988; Island P24D-10054 (Japan), 1 Sep 1989; Island PHCR-1707 (Japan), 5 Jul 1992; Universal/Island UICY-6569 (Japan), 8 Nov 2006:
 Island P33D-20075 (Japan) - front with obi, scan found by Wil Gielen (1988 release, promo copy) |
Thanks to Wil Gielen for finding scans of these four Japanese releases and for further information. Island P33D-20075 (Japan), 30 Oct 1988: Promo and commercial copies are shown. The release date is given as "R-10-30" (30 Oct 1988). The price was Ą3,300 as indicated in the catalogue number. The promo copy has a red/white sticker on the front with "SAMPLE" in Japanese and also "SAMPLE" in English and Japanese in the centre of the CD. Island P24D-10054 (Japan), 1 Sep 1989: The release date is given as "E-9-1" (1 Sep 1989). The price was Ą2,472 (Ą2,400 plus sales tax). After sales tax was introduced in Japan record companies including CBS/Sony stopped using price codes in their catalogue numbers. Island PHCR-1707 (Japan), 5 Jul 1992: The release date is given as "92-7-5" (5 Jul 1992). The price was Ą2,500 (Ą2,427 plus sales tax). Universal/Island UICY-6569 (Japan), 8 Nov 2006:
The copy shown is still sealed. The release date is given as "06-11-8" (8 Nov
2006). The price was Ą1,980 (Ą1,886 plus sales
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 Island P24D-10054 (Japan)- front with obi, scan found by Wil Gielen (1989 release) |
 Island P24D-10054 (Japan)- rear scan found by Wil Gielen (1989 release) |
 Island P24D-10054 (Japan)- CD scan found by Wil Gielen (1989 release) |
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 Island P33D-20075 (Japan) - front with obi, scan found by Wil Gielen (1988 release, commercial copy) |
 Island PHCR-1707 (Japan) - front with obi, scan found by Wil Gielen (1992 release) |
 Island PHCR-1707 (Japan) - rear with obi, scan found by Wil Gielen (1992 release) |
 Island PHCR-1707 (Japan) - CD scan found by Wil Gielen (1992 release) |
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 Universal/Island UICY-6569 (Japan) - rear with obi, scan found by Wil Gielen (2006 release) |
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U2 - "Excerpts From 'Rattle And Hum'" - 4-track promo CD single, Island U2V7 (UK), Oct 1988:
 Island U2V7 (UK) - promo CD single front, picture from "U2 Wanderer" web-site |
R-0200-2 Hawkmoon 269
(Bono) - Bob plays organ on this track from Rattle
And Hum above Thanks to U2 fan Rogier van den Braak for information about worldwide
releases of Rattle And Hum from his "U2 Wanderer" web-site which can be found here:
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 Island U2V7 (UK) - promo CD single inside gatefold sleeve, picture from "U2 Wanderer" web-site |
Traveling Wilburys - "Traveling Wilburys Volume One" - stereo vinyl releases, cassette releases, CD releases, Wilbury Records/Warner Bros (various catalogue numbers) (Worldwide), 18 Oct 1988:
 Wilbury Records/Warner Brothers 9 25796-2 (USA) - long box front, scan by Hans Seegers |
The Traveling Wilburys on Volume One were Bob Dylan, George Harrison, Jeff Lynne, Roy Orbison and Tom Petty. Roy Orbison died on 6 Dec 1988 before the release of the single End Of The Line, and only his photograph is shown in the video of the song performed by the four surviving group members. The album tracks were added to this list later than the exclusive single tracks, which is why their R-numbers are higher. The US edition came in a "long box". For full details of all releases of this album, see here. For other Wilburys releases in 1998, see Wilburys 1988. For the reissue of this album in The Traveling Wilburys Collection with three bonus tracks, see Wilburys 2007. |
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R-0328 Handle With Care R-0329 Dirty World R-0330 Rattled R-0331 Last Night R-0334 Heading For The Light |
R-0335 Margarita R-0336 Tweeter And The Monkey Man R-0337 End Of The Line R-0332 Not Alone Any More R-0333 Congratulations |
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Thanks to Hans Seegers and Jean-Pol Hiernaux for information and scans.
Various Artists - promo album for documentary "Folkways - A Vision Shared:
A Tribute To Woody Guthrie And Lead Belly", Columbia CAS 1261 (USA), 1988:
For the A Vision Shared VHS and DVD releases, see the
VHS & DVD 1980s page. The documentary is narrated by Robbie
Robertson.
 Columbia CAS 1261 (USA) - photocopy of front of LP sleeve by Ole Lien |
R-0315 Song To Woody - album version talked over by Bob (this song is not on the soundtrack album, see below) |
 Columbia CAS 1261 (USA) - photocopy of rear of LP sleeve by Ole Lien |
 Letter distributed with album, scan by Brian Clarke |
 Columbia CAS 1261 (USA) - Side 1 scan by Hans Seegers |
 Columbia CAS 1261 (USA) - Side 2 scan by Hans Seegers |
Ole Lien also informs me this album also has an interview with Bob. "It's the same as on the video (probably). If I remember right it is a little bit more than on the liner notes from the album. I think it also was from a BBC radio programme." Before the song Bob says: "Woody was like a particular sound and besides that he said something that seemed to be needed to be said, to go along with his sound. I like the way he played to say and I like the things that he said when he sang".
Over the complete version of the song, Bob says: "I started singing his songs. There was a time I did nothing but his songs. He's written so many and I knew them all! I think I was a Woody Guthrie jukebox! I was completely taken over by him. By the spirit or whatever. I mean, he had so much to give, you know. He was like a link in the chain for me. You could listen to his songs and actually learn how to live. I think he did a whole lot more then he ever knew he did" (Thanks to Hans Seegers for transcript.)
Thanks to Hans Seegers, Ole Lien, Brian Clarke and Peter Schoefboeck for information and scans.
Various Artists -
"Folkways - A Vision Shared: A Tribute To Woody Guthrie And Lead Belly" - soundtrack album, LP
releases: Columbia OC
44034 (USA), 1988; CBS 460905 1 (Europe/Australia), 1988; CBS/Sony 25AP 5219
(Japan); Columbia 70.046 (Argentina), Jun 1989:
For the A Vision Shared VHS, laserdisc and DVD releases, see the
VHS & DVD 1980s page.
 Columbia OC 44034 (USA) - LP front scan by Hans Seegers |
R-0202 Pretty Boy Floyd (Woody Guthrie) |
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 CBS 460905 1 (UK) - LP front sticker, scan by Hans Seegers |
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 CBS 460905 1 (Spain) - promo LP front sticker, scan by Hans Seegers |
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 CBS 460905 1 (Spain) - promo LP detail of rear, scan by Hans Seegers |
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 CBS/Sony 25AP 5219 (Japan) - LP obi scan by Hans Seegers |
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 CBS 460905 1 (Australia) - Side 2 scan by Stuart Moore (no Dylan) |
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R-0202 appeared on the Sony Music Bob Dylan Custom Mix CD web-site, Apr 2003, see Online Performances (Other). It was also one of the 42 rarities included for download with the Aug 2006 Apple iTunes Bob Dylan Collection, see Online Performances (Other).
The US LP has a white on purple inner sleeve. The UK LP has a white on grey/black card inner sleeve, the Dutch LP has a white on grey paper inner sleeve. The Japanese LP has a 4-page booklet but does not come in a CBS/Sony inner sleeve. The promo Spanish LP has yellow CBS labels - the promo text "DISCO PROMOCIONAL PROHIBIDA SU VENTA" is printed on the labels. The sticker on the LP front also has Spanish text.
Thanks to Sergio Magnacca for the information that this album was also issued in 1988 in Argentina with a slightly different cover with Spanish text added - below A Vision Shared is the text "Una Vision Compartida" and at the bottom right "Un Tributo A Woody Guthrie Y Lead Belly". The Argentine catalogue number is CBS 70.046 with the US number 44034 right below it. Sergio adds: "The title of Bob's song is in my opinion mistranslated as "Floyd El Muchachito" which really means "Floyd the little boy". There is no reference to "Pretty" in the translated title." Thanks to Stuart Moore for scans of the Australian LP release.
Thanks to Hans Seegers and Stuart Moore for information and scans.
Various Artists - "Folkways - A Vision Shared: A Tribute To
Woody Guthrie And Lead Belly" - soundtrack album, cassette releases: CBS 460905 4 (UK/NL),
1988; CBS/Sony 25KP 5219 (Japan), 1988;
CBS 8262-4 (Uruguay), 1988:
For the A Vision Shared VHS and DVD releases, see the
VHS & DVD 1980s page.
CBS 460905 4 (UK):
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 CBS 460905 4 (UK) - cassette Side 2 (no Dylan) |
The UK CBS cassette release had a multiple folded card insert and a black cassette with red CBS labels.
CBS 460905 4 (NL):
 CBS 460905 4 (NL) - cassette insert unfolded, scan by Tom Willems |
The Dutch cassette release had a smaller card insert together with a folded insert on thin paper with the same information and pictures as the UK card insert. The cassette was also black with red CBS labels, but the labels were significantly different. Thanks to Tom Willems for information and scans. |
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 CBS 460905 4 (NL) - cassette insert unfolded, rear scan by Tom Willems |
 CBS 460905 4 (NL) - cassette Side 1 scan by Tom Willems (includes R-0202) |
CBS/Sony 25KP 5219 (Japan):
 CBS/Sony 25KP 5219 (Japan) - front photo found by Sonny Boy McFitzson |
This album was also released on cassette in Japan.
It had a folded insert and came in a white case. Scans required! Thanks to Sonny Boy McFitzson for information and pictures. |
 CBS/Sony 25KP 5219 (Japan) - rear photo found by Sonny Boy McFitzson |
CBS 8262-4 (Uruguay):
 CBS 8262-4 (Uruguay) - outside of unfolded cassette insert, scan by Sergio Mariano Romay |
This cassette release has a long folded card insert, blank on the inside. The titles of the songs (insert and labels) are in English only. “Made in Uruguay” is printed in the insert and also on the labels (very small text). The cassette is white, with yellow/brown paper labels printed in black and blue ink. The folded card insert was printed in Uruguay by FIMASA and the cassette was made by WEL S.A. (like other CBS Uruguayan releases on cassette, including Warner Wilburys releases). The insert and the labels have the Dolby Noise Reduction logo. The cassette can be opened, as there are five screws on Side 2. |
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 CBS 8262-4 (Uruguay) - detail of outside of cassette insert, scan by Sergio Mariano Romay |
 CBS 8262-4 (Uruguay) - cassette Side 1 scan by Sergio Mariano Romay (includes Dylan) |
 CBS 8262-4 (Uruguay) - detail of cassette Side 1, scan by Sergio Mariano Romay |
 CBS 8262-4 (Uruguay) - cassette Side 1 scan by Sergio Mariano Romay (no Dylan) |
Thanks to Sergio Mariano Romay for information and scans.
Various Artists - "Folkways: A Vision Shared - A Tribute To Woody
Guthrie & Lead Belly" - soundtrack album, CD releases: Columbia CK 44034 (USA/Canada);
Columbia 460905 2 (Europe); CBS/Sony 25DP 5219 (Japan), 1988; Columbia
700.827/2-460905 (Brazil), 1988:
For the A Vision Shared VHS and DVD releases, see the
VHS & DVD 1980s page.
Columbia CK 44034 (USA):
 Columbia CK 44034 (USA) - CD front scan by Hans Seegers |
The US CD came
in a long box. Jean-Pol
Hiernaux has an unusual variant of the US CD Columbia CK 44034 with a
design that is still
all-black, but has
three main differences:
The circles round the rim of the CD are also different, however the front and rear inserts are the same as illustrated. |
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 Columbia CK 44034 (USA) - detail of CD, scan by Hans Seegers (first variant) |
 Columbia CK 44034 (USA) - detail of CD, scan by Hans Seegers (first variant) |
 Columbia CK 44034 (USA) - CD long box front, scan by Hans Seegers |
 Columbia CK 44034 (USA) - CD long box rear, scan by Hans Seegers |
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Columbia CK 44034 (Canada):
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Thanks to Jack from Canada for scans of the Canadian CD release, also Columbia CK 44034. It has a different rear insert design from the US release. The CD itself was manufactured in the USA, as there was at that time no Columbia CD pressing plant in Canada. |
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CBS 460905 2 (Europe), 1988:
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 CBS 460905 2 (Europe) - detail of CD, scan by Hans Seegers |
The European CD was made in Austria like the US CD variant above.
Columbia COL 460905 2 (Europe), 1990s:
 Columbia COL 460905 2 (Europe) - front with sticker, scan by David Burgess |
The 1990s Columbia CD release has a different front sticker and comes with a stapled "NICE PRICE" booklet. The CD was again made in Austria. |
 Columbia COL 460905 2 (Europe) - front sticker scan by David Burgess |
 Columbia COL 460905 2 (Europe) - rear insert scan by David Burgess |
 Columbia COL 460905 2 (Europe) - detail of rear insert, scan by David Burgess |
 Columbia COL 460905 2 (Europe) - CD scan by David Burgess |
 Columbia COL 460905 2 (Europe) - outside of "NICE PRICE" booklet, scan by David Burgess |
 Columbia COL 460905 2 (Europe) - inside pages of "NICE PRICE" booklet, scan by David Burgess |
 Columbia COL 460905 2 (Europe) - detail of CD, scan by David Burgess |
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CBS/Sony 25DP 5219 (Japan):
 CBS/Sony 25DP 5219 (Japan) - CD front scan by Hans Seegers |
The Japanese CD had the same design light-green, white, black and red obi as the LP. Hans Seegers has both a promo and a commercial copy of this. The promo CD has text in Japanese handwritten in the clear centre. |
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 CBS/Sony 25DP 5219 (Japan) - CD obi scan by Hans Seegers |
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Columbia 700.827/2-460905 (Brazil):
 Columbia 700.827/2-460905 (Brazil) - front scan by Alexandre Froemming |
The Brazilian CD release on the Columbia label was made by Sony Music Entertainment (Brazil), Rio de Janeiro. |
 Columbia 700.827/2-460905 (Brazil) - detail of rear of front insert, scan by Alexandre Froemming |
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 Columbia 700.827/2-460905 (Brazil) - rear insert scan by Alexandre Froemming |
 Columbia 700.827/2-460905 (Brazil) - detail of rear insert, scan by Alexandre Froemming |
 Columbia 700.827/2-460905 (Brazil) - outside of unfolded front insert, scan by Alexandre Froemming |
 Columbia 700.827/2-460905 (Brazil) - CD scan by Alexandre Froemming |
 Columbia 700.827/2-460905 (Brazil) - detail of CD, scan by Alexandre Froemming |
Thanks to Sergio Magnacca for information and to Hans Seegers, Jean-Pol Hiernaux, Jack from Canada, Alexandre Froemming and David Burgess for information and scans.
Promotional/Regular Items for 1988
| Stereo promo items for 1988 which don't contain rare material but which are still very collectable are now included with promo releases of regular albums and commercially released singles on the appropriate page in International Stereo Releases. |
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