This two-track CD single, released for the 2002 Grammy Awards, has no catalogue number and comes in a thin CD single jewel case. The other track is the album version of Honest With Me (5:49). The CD is silver - the colours are reflections from the copier.

The CD insert text concerns the nomination of "Love And Theft" for three Grammy Awards. For a Grammy Awards compilation album with the complete album version of Honest With Me, see  International Compilations: Various Artist Albums 2000-02.

Information and colour photocopies from Pachi Becerril.

The second one-track promo CD from Sony Music Studios containing the R-0600 4:46 edit of Honest With Me is dated "2/7/02".

Thanks to Anthony Pignataro for finding this item on eBay.

CD single insert - colour photocopy by Pachi Becerril

R-0253-2 With God On Our Side - with Joan Baez , recorded live at the evening concert at the Newport Folk Festival, Newport, RI, 26 Jul 1964, previously released on the Vanguard CD Joan Baez Live At Newport, see 1997
This appearance is slightly shorter than the Joan Baez Live At Newport track, but the difference is only crowd noise cut from the end of the track so it hasn't been allocated a new R-number.

This album also contains a previously unreleased performance of The Times They Are A-Changin' by Joan Baez, and Judy Collins singing Blowin' In The Wind.

Thanks to Tim Dunn for the information and for checking the performances, and thanks to Jack from Canada for scans. For the second album in this Vanguard series, Let Freedom Sing: This Land Is My Land II, see 2003.

Vanguard 79710 (USA) - front scan by Jack from Canada

R-0514-2 I Was Young When I Left Home (traditional) - from the "Minnesota Hotel Tape", Minneapolis, MN, 22 Dec 1961, previously appeared on a UK Emidisc acetate in the 1960s, see Questionable Releases, now released on The Bootleg Series Vol. 7: No Direction Home, Sep 2005, in a vesion with a spoken intro
This track is one of the 42 rarities included for download with the Aug 2006 Apple iTunes Bob Dylan Collection, see Online Performances (Other).

R-0515-2 The Times They Are A-Changin' - alternate take recorded Columbia Studios, New York, 23 Oct 1963, previously unreleased

The inside of the booklet is very interesting, as it gives a history of I Was Young When I Left Home and the "Minnesota Hotel Tape". The "Minnesota Hotel" was actually Bonnie Beecher's apartment in Minneapolis, MN, so-called because she allowed so many people to stay there for free! (Bonnie Beecher is now Jaharana Romney, and is married to Hugh "Wavy Gravy" Romney, the hippie political activist.) On the right-hand side is a full 26-track listing of this recording, of which only Hard Times In New York Town is available on a regular Dylan album (The Bootleg Series Vols. 1-3, 1991). Wade In The Water (R-0240) from this tape was released in 2001 on the Japanese live compilation Bob Dylan Live 1961-2000: Thirty Nine Years Of Great Concert Performances, see 2001

In The Evening and Long John from this session previously appeared on a UK Emidisc acetate in the 1960s, see Questionable Releases

Sony Records International SBCI 80001 (Japan) - winning notification scan by Toyohiko Tejima

Sony Records International SBCI 80001 (Japan) - disc scan by Toyohiko Tejima

Sony Records International SBCI 80001 (Japan) - rear insert scan by Hans Seegers

R-0553 Minellos (Rubin Steiner/Bob Dylan) - composition by the electronic jazz artist featuring a sample of Lay, Lady, Lay from Nashville Skyline (3:04)

R-0838 Minellos (Part 2) (Rubin Steiner/Bob Dylan) - composition by the electronic jazz artist featuring a sample of Lay, Lady, Lay from Nashville Skyline, extended version of R-0553 above (6:16)

Thanks to Tony Pignataro for the information, to Hanns Peter Bushoff of BMG Germany for the promo CD (which I've misplaced so can't add scans), and to Jack from Canada for scans of the second French release and the Japanese promo of the original album.

BMG/Funhouse BVCP-21258 (Japan) - detail of rear insert with promo stamp, scan by Jack from Canada (first release)

BMG/Funhouse BVCP-21258 (Japan) - front scan by Jack from Canada (first release)

BMG/Funhouse BVCP-21258 (Japan) - rear insert with promo stamp, scan by Jack from Canada (first release with R-0553)

BMG/Funhouse BVCP-21258 (Japan) - detail of promo CD, scan by Jack from Canada (first release)

Platinum Records/BMG 74321950492 (France) - front scan by Jack from Canada (second release)

Platinum Records/BMG 74321950492 (France) - rear insert scan by Jack from Canada (second release with R-0838)

Thanks to Jack from Canada for information and scans.

Details shown are of the special Limited Edition of this album (GDCD 4069) with a bonus disc (GDCD 4069A) containing two more Dylan covers by the Dead.

She Belongs to Me from this album (see sticker on right) was also featured on bobdylan.com .

Thanks to Artur Jarosinski for information that this album can be downloaded from here .

GDCD 4069 (USA) - booklet centre showing Dylan & The Dead live in 1987

R-0568 Oh Boy (West/Petty/Tilghman) - recorded as R-0567, previously unreleased

R-0569 John Brown - recorded as R-0567, previously unreleased

R-0570 Folsom Prison Blues (Johnny Cash) - recorded as R-0567, previously unreleased

R-0571 Gotta Serve Somebody - recorded as R-0567, previously unreleased

R-0572 Hideaway (Freddie King)/C C Rider (Chuck Willis) - medley recorded as R-0567, previously unreleased

Thanks to Jack from Canada for the scan of the Grateful Dead Hour #705 CD-R and his diligence in tracking it down!

R-0141-2 I Don't Believe You

R-0144-4 I Shall Be Released

Both tracks recorded live with The Band, Winterland, San Francisco, CA, Nov 1976. R-0141 - Bob Dylan with The Band; R-0144 - Bob Dylan with The Band and ensemble.

This is a 10 track promo CD distributed to radio stations to promote the release of the boxed set below. Other tracks by The Band are: Up On Cripple Creek; The Weight; Further On Up The Road (with Eric Clapton); Helpless (with Neil Young); Coyote (with Joni Mitchell); The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down; Evangeline (with Emmylou Harris) and Rag Mama Rag (Rehearsal).

Thanks to "HwyCDRrev" for initial information, and to Tim Dunn for finding this item on eBay and further information.

This unique CD (actually a CD-ROM) comes from the press pack issued to promote the 2002 release of The Last Waltz on DVD, see VHS & DVD 2000s Part 1. As well as the photos shown on the rear of the card sleeve, it has a video excerpt from the film starting with the reprise of Baby Let Me Follow You Down plus another video excerpt of The Band only. There is no catalogue number, but the matrix number on the CD itself is "FM\CA FM 22146 (THE LAST WALTZ/WWW.VISIONDISC.COM".

R-0143-4 Baby Let Me Follow You Down ((Rev Gary Davies, arr. Eric von Schmidt) - reprise

Thanks to Hans Seegers for information and scans.

R-0140-3 Baby Let Me Follow You Down (Rev Gary Davies, arr. Eric von Schmidt)

R-0540    Hazel - song from Planet Waves omitted from the 1978 Warner Bros release
This song was apparently not filmed, so doesn't appear in any of the VHS or DVD releases.

R-0141-3 I Don't Believe You

R-0630    Forever Young - this is the full version, R-0142 from the 1978 Warner Bros release had the second verse missing
Thanks to Gary Smith for pointing this out!

R-0143-5 Baby Let Me Follow You Down ((Rev Gary Davies, arr. Eric von Schmidt) - reprise

R-0144-5 I Shall Be Released

All tracks recorded live with The Band, Winterland, San Francisco, CA, Nov 1976. R-0140, R-0540, R-0141-0143 - Bob Dylan with The Band; R-0144 - Bob Dylan with The Band and ensemble.

Rhino R2 78278 (USA) - booklet front

Rhino R2 78278 (USA) - sticker on outside of shrink-wrap

In answer to queries, this 4CD boxed set still does not contain the complete concert - Georgia On My Mind performed by The Band is missing, and King Harvest by The Band appears in a performance from the rehearsal, not the concert performance itself. Also, the order of the concert is altered considerably. The Band played a long set on their own, then a set with guests one after the other, then a shorter set on their own again. Finally Bob came on for his set with The Band, followed by the finale. In this release the songs with guests before Bob's set are misleadingly sequenced throughout the discs as they were on the original 1978 release.

In Feb 2003 Rhino reissued the original 1978 release of The Last Waltz as a 2CD set and also as a 30-track Limited Edition 3LP 180gm vinyl boxed set. The material reproduces the original album, but is taken from the remastered 4CD 54-track release above. As it's the same format as the 1978 release, for more information see 1978.

R-0753 I Don't Believe You - 5.1 Surround Sound version of R-0141 (see above)

R-0754 Forever Young - 5.1 Surround Sound version of R-0142 with missing second verse (see above)

R-0755 Baby Let Me Follow You Down (Rev Gary Davies, arr. Eric von Schmidt) - reprise,  5.1 Surround Sound version of R-0143 (see above)

R-0756 I Shall Be Released - 5.1 Surround Sound version of R-0144 (see above)

All tracks recorded live with The Band, Winterland, San Francisco, CA, Nov 1976. R-0140, R-0540, R-0141-0143 - Bob Dylan with The Band; R-0144 - Bob Dylan with The Band and ensemble.

Thanks to Jack from Canada and Wil Gielen for information and scans.

Rhino 78260 (USA) - DVD-A release, inside scan by Jack from Canada

Warner Bros/Rhino WPAR-10028 (Japan) - DVD-A release, DVD scan by Wil Gielen

For a BMG compilation May Your Song Always Be Sung Again: The Songs Of Bob Dylan Vol. 2 featuring an alternate take of Midnight Special, see 2001.

Thanks to David Plentus for finding this item.

R-0279-3 Million Miles - live, Broome County Arena, Binghamton, NY, 19 Feb 1999, from the 1999 promo CD single Million Miles: Live Recordings 1997-1999, see 1999

R-0436-7 Blowin' In The Wind - live, Santa Cruz Civic Auditorium, Santa Cruz, CA, 16 Mar 2000, previously found on the limited edition bonus CD single given away with The Best Of Bob Dylan Vol. 2 in the UK, 2000
This is listed as "Location and date unknown", but it's actually the performance shown.

R-0272-7 Blind Willie McTell - live, Jones Beach, NY, 17 Aug 1997,same as BDC2 (see Online Performances (bobdylan.com) ), originally included on the 1998 European Love Sick CD singles, Europe and Japan, and on the Australian Tour Special Limited Edition of Time Out of Mind, for both see 1998
(This performance date is given incorrectly as "19 Feb 1998", Bob appeared in Cincinatti, OH, that night but didn't perform Blind Willie McTell! This repeats a previous misdating, as the date was wrongly given as "Feb 1998" on the Love Sick singles, although it was correct as "Aug 1997" on the Australian Time Out of Mind release.)

For the 4-track Things Have Changed Live And Unreleased CD singles given away in the USA which also contained R-0436 and R-0272, see 2001. For the 4-track Live & Rare CD singles given away in mainland Europe and Canada also see 2001.

This promo single was also released in the UK in a different card sleeve identical to that of the Aug 2002 Canadian release below, thanks to Ole Lien for information and scans. The CD is exactly the same. Thanks to Nol Grint for the information that this CD was also available in Holland - he says "There was a coupon in a newspaper, with this coupon you could get Live & Rare or Live & Rare 2 for free if you bought The Essential Bob Dylan. that was one way to get it. The other way to get Live & Rare 2 was with another coupon, which was inside Live & Rare. This coupon says you also must buy The Essential Bob Dylan to get a free Live & Rare 2 sampler."
 

Columbia SAMPCM 11408 2 (UK) - rear of card sleeve (second release)

Columbia German promo - reverse of front insert, scan by Hans Seegers

Columbia German promo - CD scan by Hans Seegers

The Canadian release is identical to the USA release with the same catalogue number.

Thanks to Hans Seegers for information and scans.

Thanks to Tim Dunn for information and Hervé from France for photos

DMZ Records/Columbia/Sony Music Soundtrax CK 86534 (USA) commercial release - outside of digipak (my copy)

DMZ Records/Columbia/Sony Music Soundtrax CK 86534 (USA) - front of booklet

This film is based on the novels by Rebecca Wells, and like O Brother, Where Art Thou?, has a soundtrack mixing original recordings with re-recordings of period songs by modern artists, or in Bob's case an original song in "period" style. Other artists participating are Macy Gray, Lauryn Hill, Alison Krauss, Tony Bennett, Jimmy Reed and Slim Harpo with Got Love If You Want It - for Bob's version see 1988. The soundtrack is produced by T-Bone Burnett (who also produced O Brother, Where Art Thou?) and original music in the film is by David Mansfield, both veteran colleagues of Bob.

Thanks to Peter Gilmer for release information and to Joy Munsey for researching the song. For more information see Thanks to Bill Hester for information about the Australian release, which is also available in New Zealand, and has the same yellow sticker as the US release. Details required of the UK release.

What purported to be an alternate take of Waitin' For You to the version on this soundtrack album appeared on the Sony Music Bob Dylan Custom Mix CD web-site, Apr 2003, see Online Performances (bobdylan.com). However, it was the same version as R-0552.

R-0142-4 Forever Young

R-0144-5 I Shall Be Released

All tracks recorded live with The Band, Winterland, San Francisco, CA, Nov 1976. R-0140, R-0142 - Bob Dylan with The Band; R-0144 - Bob Dylan with The Band and ensemble.

For an Up Close radio show featuring the Travelling Wilburys, see 1989.

Thanks to Ulf Gyllenspetz for initial information and Hans Seegers for further information and scans.

For the original single and album by Gabrielle, see 2000.

This set, originally released in the USA in 2001, was released in Canada to mark Bob's Canadian summer tour, Aug 2002, and has the three Greatest Hits titles plus a bonus disc which is reported on the cover to be the same as the Things have Changed: Live & Unreleased "red promo", given away in the USA in May 2001 (see 2001). Canada had a single "Live & Rare" CDNEK 1570 release in 2001 which was the same as the Things Have Changed: Live & Unreleased "blue promo", so this would have been new to them.  However, both Mary Lewis in Canada and Peter Pearson in the UK have found their copies do not contain this disc! They have instead as the bonus CD the Canadian version of the "blue promo CD", Columbia CDNEK 1570 (see 2001), this time in a card sleeve instead of a jewel case. (The CD picture is in the 2001 entry.) The US release of this boxed set also contained the "blue promo CD", again see 2001.

The tracklisting of the "blue promo" is as below:

R-0469-5 Things Have Changed - Portsmouth, England, 25 Sep 2000, from the Japanese live compilation Bob Dylan Live 1961-2000: Thirty-Nine Years Of Great Concert Performances, see 2001

R-0436-8 Blowin' In The Wind - Santa Cruz Civic Auditorium, Santa Cruz, CA, 16 Mar 2000, previously included on a bonus live CD with the UK release of The Best Of Bob Dylan Vol. 2, see 2000

R-0272-7 Blind Willie McTell - Jones Beach, NY, 17 Aug 1997 - same as BDC2 (see Online Performances (bobdylan.com) ), originally included on the 1998 European Love Sick CD singles, see 1998

R-0271-7 Roving Gambler (traditional) - El Rey Theater, Los Angeles, 17 Dec 1997, originally included on the 1998 European Love Sick CD singles, see 1998

If anyone actually has a copy of this boxed set with the "red promo", please let me know!

The front sticker advertises the Canadian tour dates in Aug 2002. There is also included what appears to be the promo leaflet from the 2001 US release of this set - it advertises the "Love And Theft" CD and the US Arena Tour starting 5 Oct 2001.

Thanks to Gil Walker for finding this item on eBay, to Mary Lewis for the bonus disc scan, and to Peter Pearson for his help on clearing up the "red promo"/"blue promo" confusion!

R-0279-4 Million Miles - live, Broome County Arena, Binghamton, NY, 19 Feb 1999, from the 1999 promo CD single Million Miles: Live Recordings 1997-1999, see 1999

R-0436-9 Blowin' In The Wind - live, Santa Cruz Civic Auditorium, Santa Cruz, CA, 16 Mar 2000, previously found on the limited edition bonus CD single given away with The Best Of Bob Dylan Vol. 2 in the UK, 2000

R-0272-8 Blind Willie McTell - live, Jones Beach, NY, 17 Aug 1997,same as BDC2 (see Online Performances (bobdylan.com) ), originally included on the 1998 European Love Sick CD singles, Europe and Japan, and on the Australian Tour Special Limited Edition of Time Out of Mind, for both see 1998

For the 4-track Things Have Changed Live And Unreleased CD singles given away in the USA which also contained R-0436 and R-0272, see 2001. For the 4-track Live & Rare CD singles given away in mainland Europe and Canada also see 2001 and above.

Thanks to Peter Pearson for finding this item on eBay and to Mary Lewis for scans.

Slightly longer edits of this performance were also included on the 1998 compilation albums Vanguard Sessions: Folk Duets and Vanguard Sessions: Folk Duets (for both see 1998)

Information from Tim Dunn.

R-0554 Train Of Love (Johnny Cash) - from the Johnny Cash Tribute special, broadcast from the Hammerstein Ballroom, New York City, 5 Apr 1999 (Bob's performance had been recorded earlier and was shown on video)

Thanks to Tim Dunn for this news item from Wes Orshoski in "Billboard", 30 Mar 2002: "Also being considered" is a "companion" DVD "featuring in-the-studio and live footage and to be released simultaneously with the tribute record." Orshoski says Kindred Spirits is a "by-product" of the 1999 tribute because, due to label disagreements about royalties, the proposed live album and video of that event "won't see daylight anytime soon." "As a result, Springsteen's and Dylan's performances from that show were transferred onto Kindred Spirits..."

Thanks to Bill Hester for the Australian release date and to Gil Lamont for confirming the album's US title. Thanks to Hans Seegers for the scan of the Canadian CD-R promo and to Jack from Canada for scans of the Canadian commercial release, which again has the "Songs" title.

Thanks to Jean-Pol Hiernaux for information that a 26-track "Radio Special" promo CD was available on eBay in Mar 2007, no picture available.
 

Lucky Dog 509711 2 (UK) - front insert (the "Songs" title - my copy)

Lucky Dog 509711 2 (UK) - rear insert

Lucky Dog 509711 2(UK) - inside of booklet with Bob

Lucky Dog 509711 2(UK) - CD (the "Songs" title)

R-0088-4 Wallflower - Bob shares lead vocal and plays guitar on Doug Sahm's 1972 cover of his then unreleased song
For details of the original release on the Atlantic album Doug Sahm & Band, see 1972

R-0122-5 Sign Language (with Eric Clapton) - lyrics on bobdylan.com . Bob duets with Eric on this version of his otherwise unreleased song from Eric's 1976 RSO album No Reason To Cry

R-0274-2 Go Away Little Boy - Bob appears on Lone Justice's version of one of his unreleased compositions (an out-take from Empire Burlesque, lyrics on bobdylan.com ), from their Geffen compilation album The World Is Not My Home: The Best Of Lone Justice, see 1999
This is a remix by Bob Clearmountain of R-0163, the bonus track that appeared on the B-side of the 12" single of Sweet Sweet Baby (I'm Falling) in 1985.

Other songs on this compilation include Mississippi by Sheryl Crow, then unreleased by Bob, the still unreleased Coming From The Heart (The Road Is Long) by the Searchers, and Michael Bolton's performance of his collaboration with Bob, Steel Bars (no Dylan performance known). For more details of these and many other unreleased Dylan songs, see my other web-site Starlight In The East.

Thanks to Dave Plentus for the information and to Peter Gilmer (who is credited on the back of the insert for his assistance to compiler Glenn A. Baker) for confirming the final tracklist, also Bill Hester.

R-0593 Knockin' On Heaven's Door - overdubbed version on charity album

Originally reported as a new recording, this is actually the album version from Pat Garrett & Billy The Kid with overdubbing from a chorus of girls from the Sabera Foundation, Calcutta, India, plus local musicians.

The Sabera Foundation is a Spanish charity that raises funds for homeless street children in India, and is supported by film stars Antonio Banderas and Penelope Cruz. Apparently many of the songs were recorded at the Hollywood home of Antonio Banderas and Melanie Griffith. Other artists appearing include Sting, Elton John and Ricky Martin.

For more information, see Thanks to "HwyCDRrev" for information about this album and Freddy Ordoñez Araque for finding the cover picture on amazon.com.

Although this track appeared in a remixed version on Keith Green's 1983 album I Only Want To See You There (R-0160, see 1983), this is a remastered version of the original mix from Keith's deleted Pretty Good Records US album So You Wanna Go Back To Egypt... (see 1980), and the best version available on CD. The CD is accompanied by an hour-long documentary on DVD called "Keith Green - Your Love Breaks Through", which includes footage of Bob. Keith Green was killed in an air crash on 28 Jul 1982.

Thanks to Freddy Ordoñez Araque and Anthony Pignataro for information about this album and to Jean-Pol Hiernaux for scans. This album is now also available for download from iTunes.

Sparrow/ Chordant Records SPD 42440/7243 5 424400 1 (USA) - front insert unfolded, scan by Jean-Pol Hiernaux

The two performances on film on the bonus DVD are:

R-0245-3 Tangled Up In Blue (video) - live, Boston, MA, 21 Nov 1975 (evening show), from Renaldo & Clara (see VHS & DVD 1970s) This video previously appeared in the 1998 video Rolling Stone: 20 Years Of Rock 'N' Roll (see VHS & DVD 1990s Part 2), and the CD+ version of Bob Dylan's Greatest Hits Vol. 3 (see 1995)

R-0596 Isis (video) - live, Montreal, Canada, 4 Dec 1975,  from Renaldo & Clara (see VHS & DVD 1970s), edited performance (4:10), previously unreleased
Thanks to Larry Crum for pointing out the audio part of this is a new mix and an edit of R-0533, see below.

These are complemented by an audio performance in Dolby 5.1 sound:

R-0533 Isis (audio) - live, Montreal, Canada, 4 Dec 1975, as above but complete performance (5:21), remix of original complete stereo audio performance released on 4 Songs From "Renaldo & Clara" (see 1978), on US and Dutch 7" Jokerman singles (see 1984), and Biograph (see 1985)
Thanks to Larry Crum for pointing this out.

The release of this album disqualifies one performance from the Searching For A Gem list:

R-0137 It Ain't Me, Babe - live with the Rolling Thunder Revue, Harvard Square Theatre, Cambridge, MA, 20 Nov 1975

This is included on all editions of the album (track 2 of CD1). For details of its previous rarity releases, see the new page Released Rarities.

Columbia Legacy 510140 1 (Europe) - Bonus DVD menu

Columbia Legacy 510140 1 (Europe) - Bonus DVD, Bob singing Tangled Up In Blue (R-0245)

The US Bonus DVD shown here from Hervé from France is a promo and has the additional text "FOR PROMOTIONAL USE ONLY - NOT FOR SALE". Thanks also to Hervé for the Japanese promo set.

Peter van der Kerk informs me that when he bought his copy of the Limited Edition in an independent record shop in Holland, he received free copies of the promotional CD singles Live & Rare (see 2001) and Live & Rare 2 (see above)! I haven't heard of this anywhere else, so it may be a promotion from that shop only.

Another song from these four shows which has already appeared officially but is sadly not included in this set is:

R-0138 Never Let Me Go (Joseph C. Scott) - live duet with Joan Baez from The Forum, Montreal, Canada, 4 Dec 1975, from the Columbia promo 12" EP 4 Songs From "Renaldo & Clara" (see 1978), also released on the 1993 Japanese promo CD Mr. D's Collection # 3 (see 1993)

R-0746 Tangled Up In Blue (Alternate Live Version) - live, Boston Music Hall, 21 Nov 1975 (evening show), with extended intro, unique to this 7" single
Hans Seegers says:

"The CD version (Boston Music Hall, 21 Nov 1975, evening show) starts simply with guitar and singing, time 4:40.

The 7” single performance starts with Dylan's guitar. Dylan coughs twice, then someone in the audience asks for Masters of War, Dylan answers with "What!". While he is still playing the intro to Tangled Up In Blue he asks "Larry, are you still there?" and then starts the song (time 4:53).

So, the important question now is - in which show did he ask for Larry?" (Presumably Larry Sloman.)

Thanks to Les Kokay's booklet "Sounds of the Underground: A Collector's Guide to the Rolling Thunder Revue 1975-1976" for positively identifying the call for Larry as the Boston evening show.

R-0596-2 Isis (Alternate Live Version) - Montreal, Canada, 4 Dec 1975,  from Renaldo & Clara (see VHS & DVD 1970s), edited performance (4:10)
Thanks to Larry Crum for pointing out this is an edit of the audio part of R-0533, see above.

Stereo promo albums and singles for 2002 which don't contain rare material but which are still very collectable are now here: International Promotional Releases. Promo releases of regular albums and commercially released singles are now located on the appropriate page in International Stereo Releases.

Living In Another Country: International Stereo Releases