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For the promo single with this version of the song, see 1990.

R-0493 Excerpt from interview with Bob by Mart Perry and Alan Ramey, talking about John Hammond Sr.

R-0506-3 Excerpt from interview with Bob at Columbia Studios, Los Angeles, CA, 16 Dec 1965, also used in the 1979 video Heroes Of Rock & Roll (see VHS & DVD 1970s), and the 1987 video - The Fabulous 60s Vol. 7 (see VHS & DVD 1980s), and the 2003 Ed Sullivan Show set "Rock 'N' Roll Forever" + Rock 'N' Roll Revolution" (see VHS & DVD 2000s Part 2).

R-0563 A Hard Rain's Gonna Fall - excerpt from Canadian Broadcasting Corporation Quest TV broadcast,  CBC TV Studio, Toronto, Canada, 1 Feb1964 (fourth verse until end without talk over)

This programme also includes some performance footage from Don't Look Back and excerpts from album tracks played over stills or film of fans.

The US VHS release comes in a card slipcover, the Australian VHS release comes in a plastic case with an insert. The US VHS release of this title was deleted in 1993.

Thanks to Jean-Pierre Mercier for the information. Also thanks to Larry Crum for additional information, Sam C. Visser for the USA and Australian scans and Alan Tautfest for the US single-sided laserdisc.

Image Entertainment ID7996CB (USA) - laserdisc rear scan by Alan Tautfest

CBS Music Video Enterprises 19V-49057 (USA) - spine scan by Sam C. Visser

R-0217, the full audio performance, is on the Byrds 4CD Columbia Legacy boxed set, see 1990

Thanks to Larry Crum for information about this item.

Thanks to Artur Jarosinski for information and screen shot

This release consists of performances from the Café Au Go-Go in Greenwich Village, New York, and includes the Subterranean Homesick Blues lyrics card dropping scene which starts Don't Look Back, see VHS & DVD 1960s.

There is a Vol. 2 but Bob is not included.

Information from Ian Woodward.

This release apparently contains very similar material to Café Au Go-Go Rock Vol. 1 above and also includes the Subterranean Homesick Blues lyrics card dropping scene which starts Don't Look Back, see VHS & DVD 1960s.

Initial information from Ian Woodward. Thanks to Hans Seegers for further information and scans.

For the 1988 Imagine: John Lennon - The Definitive Film Portrait video release with this song, see VHS & DVD 1980s.

Thanks to Freddy Ordoñez Araque for information about this release.

"HwyCDRrev" adds: "This video also has sessions with The Neville Brothers from their Yellow Moon LP. They did two Dylan songs on the LP, with With God On Our Side inspiring both the Lanois collaboration and Dylan including the "extra" non-Dylan verse in his own live shows. I believe this also was the lead in to the Dylan clip on the video."

R-0671 Blood In My Eyes (Lonnie Chatman) - version with extended intro (5:09)

Thanks to Keith Venturoni for the information that the version in this video has an extra six or so beats more than the World Gone Wrong album version at the beginning of the song, together with Bob saying "OK".

The tape itself is in a plain white tape box with a window for the white printed sticker. The same information is repeated on the tape label.

This performance is included on the bonus DVD with the Limited Edition of Modern Times, see 2006.

Thanks to Hans Seegers for further information and scans.

Thanks to Jon McAuliffe for photos.

Detail of rear slipcase, photo by Jon McAuliffe

Bob doesn't actually appear in the film, the excerpt plays over a series of stills. This video, narrated by producer Don Was, also features Sinead O'Connor, Kris Kristofferson, Paul Simon, Bonnie Raitt, David Crosby, Mark O'Connor and Mose Allison.

R-0489 Hard Times (Stephen Foster) - duet with Willie Nelson, recorded at KRLU Studios, Austin, TX, 28 Apr 1993, broadcast on CBS TV on 22 May 1993

R-0490 Pancho And Lefty (Townes Van Zandt) - duet with Willie Nelson, recorded and released as R-0489

R-0491 Three short spoken commentaries about Willie Nelson by Bob recorded at KRLU Studios, Austin, TX, 27 Apr 1993 and included in the TV broadcast and commercial video

The concert also features other artists including Paul Simon, Ray Charles, Neil Young, Waylon Jennings and Lyle Lovett.

Thanks to Jack from Canada for the VHS scans and to Michel Pomarede and Jean-Pierre Mercier for the laserdisc scan.

Fox Video 5934 (USA) - VHS release, spine scan by Jack from Canada

Columbia Music Video 39V 49165 (USA) - VHS release

R-0565 My Back Pages - Bob playing guitar during the rehearsals at Madison Square Gardens, New York, on 14 Oct 1992, with most (if not all) of the musicians that played on it in the concert

R-0566 It Takes A Lot To Laugh, It Takes A Train To Cry - Bob playing with Eric Clapton during the soundchecks at Madison Square Gardens, New York, on 15-16 Oct 1992

This video contains all the performances from the Columbia 2CD set (not separately listed), and three more: Boots Of Spanish Leather (Nanci Griffith/Carolyn Hester); Gotta Serve Somebody (Booker T. and the MGs); Love Minus Zero/No Limit (Eric Clapton). For the 2CD set, see see International Albums (Regular).

The Japanese 2 laserdisc set came with a black and white obi (thanks to Hans Seegers for the information and scans).

Columbia Music Video 39V 49165 (USA) - inside of VHS insert, scan by Dave Plentus

Columbia Music Video ML2 49165 (USA) Laserdisc - front scan by Michel Pomarede for Jean-Pierre Mercier

Sony Music Video SRLM-865/6 (Japan) Laserdisc - front scan by Hans Seegers

Sony Music Video SRLM-865/6 (Japan) Laserdisc - rear scan by Hans Seegers

Sony Music Video SRLM-865/6 (Japan) Laserdisc - Side 1 scan by Hans Seegers (Disc 1 of 2)

This film directed by Jerry Aronson was shown on TV on 17 Sep 1997 in Thirteen/WNET's biography series "American Masters". Allen Ginsberg died in 1997.

For information about Bob's involvement with Allen Ginsberg's recordings, see 1972, 1974, 1982 and 1994.

For details of Bob's 1978 film Renaldo & Clara, which also features Allen Ginsberg, see VHS & DVD 1970s.

Thanks to Moise Potie for information about the 2007 US DVD release.

This performance first appeared in a 1979 documentary Heroes Of Rock And Roll (see VHS & DVD 1970s), and also appears in the 1996 boxed sets The Golden Age Of Rock 'N' Roll and Dancing In The Street (for both see VHS & DVD 1990s Part 2), and the 2003 Ed Sullivan Show set "Rock 'N' Roll Forever" + Rock 'N' Roll Revolution" (see VHS & DVD 2000s Part 2).

Larry Crum says two excerpts are included here, first: "the instrumental break and FIRST LINE of last verse ("I'm leavin'" through "say very much")." and later "another very brief snippet, I can make out only the words "watery and wet"."

R-0472-2 I Can't Leave Her Behind [On A Rainy Afternoon] - song worked on by Robbie Robertson and Bob Dylan in the unreleased documentary "Eat The Document", from a Glasgow hotel room in May 1966
Larry Crumm says: "The fragment on Robbie Robertson - "Going Home"  previously identified as On A Rainy Afternoon  is really I Can't Leave Her Behind (this actually contains the words "I can't leave her behind") while the song on "No Direction Home - Bob Dylan" identified as I Can't Leave Her Behind see see VHS and DVD 2000s Part 3) is really On A Rainy Afternoon.  They sound like two very different songs although I understand they are different stages of development of the same song.  Somewhere along the line the titles have been confused!"

R-0673 One Too Many Mornings (excerpt) - recorded live with the Hawks, 1966, possibly from the soundcheck at the Manchester Free Trade Hall, 17 May 1966

Finally, an audio-only excerpt of "(Most Likely) You Go Your Way and I'll Go Mine" identified as with the Band from 1974 - sounds like the Before The Flood version.

This was a TV documentary originally broadcast on the Disney Channel in 1994. It also includes what is claimed to be "previously unreleased footage of The Basement Tapes", but this was actually shot in the pool room of Sammy Davis Jr.'s former house in the Hollywood Hills during the sessions for The Band's 1969 self-titled album, when Bob was not present. For more information, see Jan Hoiberg's Band site

Thanks to Larry Crum for supplying the catalogue numbers and dates of the commercial releases.

VideoArts VALJ-3419 Laserdisc (Japan) - rear scan by Hans Seegers

R-0319-4 I Don't Believe You (She Acts Like We Never Have Met) - recorded with the Hawks at Edinburgh, Scotland, 20 May 1966, from the unreleased documentary "Eat The Document"

This performance first appeared in a 1979 documentary Heroes Of Rock And Roll (see VHS & DVD 1970s), and also appears in the 1996 boxed sets The Golden Age Of Rock 'N' Roll and Dancing In The Street (for both see VHS & DVD 1990s Part 2), and the 2003 Ed Sullivan Show set "Rock 'N' Roll Forever" + Rock 'N' Roll Revolution" (see VHS & DVD 2000s Part 2).

R-0472-3 I Can't Leave Her Behind [On A Rainy Afternoon] - song worked on by Robbie Robertson and Bob Dylan in the unreleased documentary "Eat The Document", from a Glasgow hotel room in May 1966

For more information, see Jan Hoiberg's Band site

R-0319-5 I Don't Believe You (She Acts Like We Never Have Met) - recorded with the Hawks at Edinburgh, Scotland, 20 May 1966, from the unreleased documentary "Eat The Document"

This performance first appeared in a 1979 documentary Heroes Of Rock And Roll (see VHS & DVD 1970s), and also appears in the 1996 boxed sets The Golden Age Of Rock 'N' Roll and Dancing In The Street (for both see VHS & DVD 1990s Part 2), and the 2003 Ed Sullivan Show set "Rock 'N' Roll Forever" + Rock 'N' Roll Revolution" (see VHS & DVD 2000s Part 2).

R-0472-4 I Can't Leave Her Behind [On A Rainy Afternoon] - song worked on by Robbie Robertson and Bob Dylan in the unreleased documentary "Eat The Document", from a Glasgow hotel room in May 1966

For more information, see Jan Hoiberg's Band site

This Japanese laserdisc has a purple, white, black and pink obi - scan also required (information from Hans Seegers).

This version is exactly the same as on the film soundtrack album with dialogue over the top - for details of that, see 1994.

The UK Region 2 DVD of Natural Born Killers (cinema version, further cut over US cinema release), released in Nov 2001 - Warner Home Video D018535. The UK DVD contains 30 mins of deleted scenes and an alternate ending. The Director's Cut was released in the UK by Cinema Club in 2003.

The 114 min version of the film is also available in the UK in a 2003 Cinema Club boxed set, VHS or DVD, with "Gang Related" and "Liberty Stands Still", two films not by Oliver Stone.

On this video the track is preceded by an introduction which is not on the CD.

The Japanese laserdisc release has a black, red and white top obi.

Thanks to Hans Seegers for information and scans.

Polygram Video POLM 1010-1 Laserdisc (Japan) - front scan by Hans Seegers

Polygram Video POLM 1010-1 Laserdisc (Japan) - Side 1 scan by Hans Seegers

Polygram Video POLM 1010-1 Laserdisc (Japan) - rear scan by Hans Seegers

Polygram Video 800 633 367-1 Laserdisc (USA) - top obi scan by Hans Seegers

Polygram Video 800 633 367-1 Laserdisc (USA) - rear scan by Hans Seegers