Columbia/Legacy CK 57310 (USA) - (my copy)

Bob plays harmonica on five tracks recorded Sep 1961. I'm informed by Rob van Estrik that the album has not only been remastered, but also remixed, so that Bob's harmonica contribution on R-0002/3/4 is now more prominent than on the original album.

R-0002-5 I'll Fly Away (Albert E. Brumley) (stereo version)
For a complete list of the compilations on which this track has appeared, also see 1962.

R-0222    I'll Fly Away (Albert E. Brumley) - alternate take, previously unreleased

R-0003-2 Come Back, Baby (traditional) (stereo version)

R-0223    Come Back, Baby (traditional) - alternate take, previously unreleased
Thanks to Jean-Pol Hiernaux for pointing out this version is 2:45 and has at the end a noise like an acoustic guitar being knocked and a male voice. The version of this alternate take on the Bear Family Germany 2CD compilation Dear Companion (R-0312, see 1995) is edited at 2:40 and omits the noise and the voice.

R-0004-4 Swing And Turn Jubilee (traditional) (stereo version)
For a complete list of the compilations on which this track has appeared, also see 1962.

Thanks to Jean-Pol Hiernaux for further information and scans.

Columbia/Legacy CK 57310 (USA) - sticker from front of jewel case

Columbia/ Legacy CK 57310 (USA) - detail from rear of promo copy, scan by Jack from Canada

Columbia/ Legacy CK 57310 (USA) - detail from front

Columbia/ Legacy CK 57310 (USA) - front insert unfolded, scan by Jean-Pol Hiernaux

Columbia/ Legacy CK 57310 (USA) - front with stickers (my copy)

Columbia/ Legacy CK 57310 (USA) - CD

Columbia/ Legacy CK 57310 (USA) - inside of front insert, scan by Jean-Pol Hiernaux

Thanks to Ole Lien for lending me this CD insert to scan and for providing information.

Columbia 660942 1 (France) - scan of both sides of card sleeve - CSK 6595 (USA) is in a full-sized jewel case, and has the same front cover as 660942 2 (Germany) below (my copy)

Columbia 660942 1 was released in France in a card sleeve. It contains only Dignity in full and the radio edit (R-0238), as does a US demo CD single Columbia CSK 6595 with the same cover. CSK 6595 was released in the USA in a standard width jewel case as a picture CD and also as a gold CD-R "test pressing".

Columbia CSK 6595 (USA) - front insert (my copy)

Columbia CSK 6595 (USA) - reverse of front insert with Dignity lyrics

Columbia CSK 6595 (USA) - rear insert

Columbia 660942 2 (not Spain) - front scan by Stefan

Columbia 660942 2 (not Spain) - inside with disc, scan by Jack from Canada

Version 1 was released in most European countries except Spain. This was not in a card sleeve as previously reported.

Version 2 was released in Spain only under the "CBS/Sony" imprint.

Thanks to Jack from Canada for information and scans.

Columbia XPCD 580 (left) was a promo CD released in the UK containing only R-0238, the Greatest Hits Vol. 3 Dignity radio edit (4:38), and which uses the photo from the album sleeve cover. John Fitzgerald informs me he has an un-numbered CD-R test pressing of R-0238 with a white label saying "Whitfield Recording Studios", with "Bob Dylan" and "Dignity" typewritten.

CBS/Sony 660942 2 (Spain) - unfolded CD single insert, scan by Hans Seegers

XPCD 580 (UK) - front scan by Marc

XPCD 580 (UK) - front scan by Hans Seegers with red sticker showing release date

XPCD 580 (UK) - rear scan by Hans Seegers

R-0185-2 Masters Of War - 24 Feb 1986

R-0174-4 Like A Rolling Stone - 25 Feb 1986 (also on the 1986 video Hard To Handle, see VHS & DVD 1980s)

R-0187-2 Blowin' In The Wind - 25 Feb 1986

This set also contains You Ain't Going Nowhere with The Band from The Basement Tapes

Thanks to Ulf Gyllenspetz for information and photo and to Hans Seegers for further information.

R-0429 It Takes A Lot To Laugh, It Takes A Train To Cry- recorded live at the "Woodstock '94" festival, Winston Farm, Saugerties, NY, 14 Aug 1994

This song is on disc 4, track 1 - information from Tim Dunn.

These radio broadcast CDs and the ones below are very important to collectors, because they're the only way to own R-0429, R-0430 and R-0431 officially.

 Thanks to Hans Seegers for further information and scans.

R-0430 Don't Think Twice, It's All Right

R-0229 Highway 61 [Highway 61 Revisited] - also on the A&M Woodstock 94 album, 1995

R-0431 Rainy Day Women #12 & 35

(As well as the radio show discs listed above notified to me by collectors, it's also reported that other songs from Bob's performance such as I Shall be Released, Jokerman, Just Like A Woman and All Along The Watchtower were broadcast on radio shows at the time - certainly MediaAmerica recorded the whole of Bob's performance.)

Thanks to Alex from Brazil for information about this item, thanks also to Olav Langum for scans of the European release.

There are four separate CD singles, which make up a complete picture of the Woodstock 94 stage and audience when placed together! Bob only appears on the first CD, but it is obviously preferable to collect the set. The rear sleeve of each CD single advertises the album (below) and the rest of the set.

Thanks to Hans Seegers and Wim van der Mark for information and scans.

A&M WOODST3-2 (Spain) - front scan by Hans Seegers (non-Dylan)

A&M WOODST4-2 (Spain) - front scan by Hans Seegers (non-Dylan)

A&M WOODSTO-2 (Spain) - rear scan by Hans Seegers

A&M 540 322-2 (Europe) - CD front with sticker, scan by Hans Seegers

For details of radio station and promo discs with this and more Dylan performances, see above.

These releases come in old-style double CD jewel cases, with two booklets, one 12-pages, the other 24-pages. The European release was made in Austria for distribution throughout Europe, and has clear trays, with the same inside picture on both inserts. Bob's contribution is on CD2. The Japanese release has solid colour trays, so there is no inside picture. It has a black/blue obi with orange and white text. The obi is dated "94-11-12" and has price ¥3,600.

There were two US releases, the first had the discs imported from Austria. Jack from Canada's second release US copy has an amusing sticker on the back that says "Oops! 'Deja Vu' was really written by David Crosby."

Thanks to Hans Seegers for information and scans.

A&M 540 322-2 (Europe) - front sticker, scan by Hans Seegers

A&M 31454-0289-2 (USA) - rear scan with sticker by Jack from Canada (first release)