Four further live performances from this show were added to the bobdylan.com Performances page in Jun 2004, see Online Performances (bobdylan.com).

Bob's contribution is on track 1 of CD1. Other artists include The Dead, Dave Matthews & Friends, David Byrne, Steve Winwood, Gillian Welch and Beth Orton. For a 2004 2CD promo compilation album advertising this festival including a Dylan album track, see International Promotional Releases (Various Artists Compilations) 2000s .

Thanks to Tim Dunn for the information and to Jim Paboucek for the disc scans. Thanks to Artur Jarosinski for the information that this performance is from a soundboard recording, not audience as previously stated.

Sanctuary Records 06076-84736-2 (USA) - outside of front insert

Sanctuary Records 06076-84736-2 (USA) - rear insert

R-0018-3 Talkin' John Birch Society Blues - still unreleased studio version, the one released on The Bootleg Series Vols. 1-3 in 1991 is a live performance from Carnegie Hall, New York, 26 Oct 1963 (see below)

For the original release of this performance on the withdrawn version of The Freewheelin' Bob Dylan, see 1963.

Thanks to Karen Fredericks for information and photos.

R-0665-2 I And I - dub remix of track from Infidels

Thanks to David Plentus and Hans Seegers for information and scans.

RAS/Sanctuary Records 06076-89943-2 (USA) - rear insert scan by David Plentus

Bob possibly appeared on this ensemble recording at the finale of the 1963 Newport Folk Festival, from the Vanguard album The Newport Folk Festival - 1963: The Evening Concerts Vol. 2, see 1964.

Thanks to Anthony Bush for informing me of this release.

R-0002-7 I'll Fly Away (Albert E. Brumley) - Bob plays harmonica for Carolyn Hester (stereo version)
For her original album see 1962. For a complete list of all the compilations on which this track has appeared, also see 1962.

R-0680-2 Dignity - original 1989 piano demo (piano and vocal only)
This track first appeared on the bonus disc released with the book "Chronicles Volume 1" in the USA, see 2004.

There are also five other tracks by Bob: Song To Woody from Bob Dylan; Let Me Die In My Footsteps from The Bootleg Series Vols. 1-3; Positively 4th Street, the single released on Bob Dylan's Greatest Hits; If Dogs Run Free from New Morning and Man In The Long Black Coat from Oh Mercy. Other artists include Woody Guthrie, Jimmie Rodgers, Hank Williams, Pete Seeger, Irma Thomas, Nina Simone and Johnny Cash. There are seven Dylan covers, including Blowin In The Wind by Peter, Paul and Mary, Mr. Tambourine Man by The Byrds, and the performance by Al Kooper of Went To See The Gypsy included in his 2001 compilation Rare & Well Done listed in Honourable Mentions.

 Thanks to Jean-Pierre Mercier for information and scans.

Thanks to Tim Dunn for information and Jack from Canada for scans,

R-0701    A Hard Rain's A-Gonna Fall

R-0702    Rocks And Gravel (Brownie McGhee/Leroy Carr, wrongly credited to "Bob Dylan")
A studio version appeared on the withdrawn US Columbia version of The Freewheelin' Bob Dylan, see 1963.

R-0703    Don't Think Twice, It's All Right

R-0679-2 The Cuckoo Is A Pretty Bird (Traditional) - previously released on the promo CD Chronicles Volume One 6 Song Sampler, Oct 2004 see 2004

R-0704    Moonshiner (Traditional)
A studio version appeared on The Bootleg Series Vols. 1-3 in 1991, see International Albums (Regular)

R-0467-3 Handsome Molly (Traditional) - previously released on the Japan only CD Bob Dylan Live 1961-2000: Thirty-Nine Years Of Great Concert Performances, Feb 2001 see 2001, and on Bob Dylan Live At The Gaslight 1962, Starbucks/Hear Music/Sony Music Custom Marketing Group (USA), see 2005.  It was also one of the 42 rarities included for download with the Aug 2006 Apple iTunes Bob Dylan Collection, see Online Performances (Other).

R-0705    Cocaine (Traditional)
A version with Bob backing Richard Fariña and Eric von Schmidt can be found on a UK-only Topic LP, see 1964. A live version by Bob from the El Rey Theater, Los Angeles, 16 Dec 1997, was released on Columbia CD singles and on a bonus CD with the Australian release of Time Out Of Mind, see 1998.

R-0706    John Brown (wrongly credited as "Traditional")
A studio version of this song was released by Bob under the pseudonym of "Blind Boy Grunt" on Broadside Records, see 1963. It was not included on a Columbia album until a 1994 version on MTV Unplugged in 1995, see International Albums (Regular).

R-0707    Barbara Allen (Traditional)

R-0708    West Texas (Traditional)

Thanks to Ian Woodward for the tracklisting and Jim Paboucek for the scans and especially to Tim Dunn for the copy of the album.

Hans Seegers confirms the disc is made in Austria for distribution in Belgium only at this time. The voucher was also included with the 11 Oct 2005 issue of "Humo". The magazine is on sale throughout the Flemish-speaking part of Belgium. but the vouchers are redeemable only at Standaard Boekhandel stores. Jean-Pol Hiernaux adds that the the Belgian release uses much better quality paper for both the digipak and the booklet than the US release - this is in contrast to the US and European releases of The Bootleg Series Vol. 7: No Direction Home, where the US booklet is printed on considerably better paper, and needs a wider slipcase as a result!
 

Columbia/Legacy COL 82876728622 (Belgium) - Humo "Bon" (voucher) for the album, scan by Bernard Reynaert

Columbia/Legacy COL 82876728622 (Belgium) - back of digipak, scan by Bernard Reynaert

Columbia/Legacy COL 82876728622 (Belgium) - CD scan by Bernard Reynaert

Keith Venturoni says: "After track 3, they insert the intro for Dylan at Newport '65 just before track 4 to make it sound as if that intro leads into that outtake". Thanks to Jean-Pol Hiernaux for the information that this is because the track She Belongs To Me is exactly as on The Bootleg Series Vol. 7 - No Direction Home - it has the intro to Maggie's Farm at Newport on the end of the track instead of at the start of Maggie's Farm!

R-0728 Masters Of War - live, New York Town Hall, 12 Apr 1963 (5:21), extended version of track from The Bootleg Series Vol. 7: No Direction Home (4:43)
Jean-Pol Hiernaux says this extended version has a slightly longer introduction and more applause at the end.

R-0729 Highway 61 Revisited banter, Columbia Studios, New York, 2 Aug 1965
Again, Jean-Pol Hiernax describes this as two false starts and a rehearsal with the famous police siren.

R-0730 Stuck Inside Of Mobile With The Memphis Blues Again (5:08), edited version of track from The Bootleg Series Vol. 7: No Direction Home (5:44)
Thanks to Jean-Pol Hiernax for the information that verse 5 is cut, although the last verse is kept.

R-0731 Highway 61 Revisited intro, Columbia Studios, New York, Aug 1965

Thanks to Jean-Pol Hiernaux, Åsa Källén-Lindh, Ian Woodward, Keith Venturoni and Hans Seegers for information. Thanks also to Hans Seegers for scans (a huge improvement on the eBay photographs!).

This album uses a pastiche of the cover of the cancelled US Columbia Bob Dylan In Concert album, including the "STEREO"/arrows logo, see 1964. Thanks to Bob Stacy for pointing out that this is a slightly different photograph from the one due to be used in 1964, although both were taken by Don Hunstein in the same sequence. Thanks to Jean-Pierre Mercier and Franck Faugere for details of the European release, Columbia SAMPCM 15009 2. This was initially available only in France, at stores like Virgin with purchases of No Direction Home: The Soundtrack - The Bootleg Series Vol. 7, but Tim Hayter tells me it is now available at Virgin stores in the UK with any two Dylan CDs.

All tracks were recorded live at Carnegie Hall,  New York, 26 Oct 1963.

R-0709    The Times They Are A-Changin' - previously unreleased and uncirculating

R-0710    Ballad Of Hollis Brown - previously unreleased and uncirculating
This track also appears on Serve 2, a charity album released in Nov 2007 to benefit World Hunger Year, see 2007.

R-0711    Boots Of Spanish Leather - previously unreleased and uncirculating

R-0370-3 Lay Down Your Weary Tune - included on the unreleased US Columbia Bob Dylan In Concert album, see 1964, and also appeared on the "Goldmine" acetates, see 1980, and released on bobdylan.com (BDC5, see Online Performances (bobdylan.com) )

R-0712    North Country Blues - previously unreleased and uncirculating

R-0713    With God On Our Side - previously unreleased and uncirculating

These six tracks are also part of the 42 rarities included for download with the Aug 2006 Apple iTunes Bob Dylan Collection, see Online Performances (Other).

Thanks to Michio Kinoshita, Gil Lamont, Neil Burling and Jean-Pierre Mercier for information and scans and especially to Tim Dunn for the copy of the US album. Thanks to Peter Good for finding the Japanese promo on eBay. Thanks to Hans Seegers for information and scan of the "long box" release of The Best Of Bob Dylan, which includes this as a bonus CD.

Columbia/Legacy SAMPCM 15009 2 (Europe) - rear of card sleeve, scan by Jean-Pierre Mercier

Columbia/Legacy CSK 17254 (USA) and Columbia/Legacy SAMPCM 15009 2 (Europe) - side-by-side comparison showing different sleeve openings (my copies)

Sony Music Direct MBCH 80002 (Japan) - rear scan by Michio Kinoshita

Other tracks from this concert released on the unreleased US Columbia Bob Dylan In Concert album, see 1964:

• When The Ship Comes In (R-0373) - now released on The Bootleg Series Vol. 7: No Direction Home, Sep 2005

• Percy's Song  (R-0374) - also released on bobdylan.com (BDC11, see Online Performances (bobdylan.com) )

• Seven Curses  (R-0376) - also released on bobdylan.com (BDC13, see Online Performances (bobdylan.com) )

There is also:

• Who Killed Davey Moore? - released on The Bootleg Series Vols. 1-3, 1991

• Talkin' John Birch Society Blues - released on The Bootleg Series Vols. 1-3, 1991

• A Hard Rain's Gonna Fall - previously unreleased and uncirculating, now released on No Direction Home: The Soundtrack - The Bootleg Series Vol. 7, Sep 2005

Thanks to Pachi Becerril for reminding me of the two Bootleg Series Vol. 1-3 tracks. Yet again one wishes Columbia would stop this accursed fragmentation and release the whole concert on a single title!

Sony Music Direct MBCH 80002 (Japan) - unfolded insert, scan by Hans Seegers

CD1:

R-0650 Tell Me, Momma - recorded live with The Hawks at the Odeon Theatre, Liverpool, England, 14 May 1966, previously unreleased

R-0054-9 Just Like Tom Thumb's Blues - recorded live with the Hawks at The Odeon Theatre, Liverpool, England, 14 May 1966, B-side of US 7" single I Want You, (see 1966)
This live version, never released on a regular Columbia album, is also on the Japanese promo LP Mr. D's Collection #1 (see 1974), the Japanese promo EP Mr. D's Collection #2 (see 1977), the 1978 Australian set Masterpieces (see 1978), and the Japanese Mr. D's Collection #3 promo CD (see 1993). All versions are as far as I know still in mono as originally recorded. Sadly, it does not appear on the B-side of a withdrawn CBS Spanish EP (see 1972), because the record was mispressed with It Takes A Lot To Laugh, It Takes A Train To Cry from Highway 61 Revisited instead!

This CD also contains Can You Please Crawl Out Your Window? - single version, again in mono, but indicated so here; Odds And Ends from The Basement Tapes.

CD2:

R-0064-4 I Ain't Got No Home - recorded live with The Band at the Tribute to Woody Guthrie, Carnegie Hall, New York, 20 Jan 1968 (afternoon show), from the Tribute to Woody Guthrie Part 1 album  (see 1972)
This performance also appears on the Japanese Mr. D's Collection #3 promo CD (see 1993).

This CD also contains Don't Ya Tell Henry plus several other songs from The Basement Tapes featuring The Band alone. Thanks to Jean-Pol Hiernaux for pointing out that the version of Long Distance Operator (4:32) is listed as previously unreleased and recorded at Goldstar Studios, Los Angeles, CA, 21 Feb 1968. The so-called Basement Tapes version is 3:40, but the new performance is in fact the same recording with an edited verse restored. (It is actually well known that not all the Band tracks included on The Basement Tapes album were the versions that were actually recorded there!)

CD5:

R-0651 Highway 61 Revisited - recorded live with The Band at Madison Square Garden, New York, 31 Jan 1974 (evening show), previously unreleased

This CD also contains Forever Young (slow version) from Planet Waves; Rainy Day Women #12 & 35, live from The Forum, Inglewood, CA, 13 Feb 1974, from Before The Flood.

Capitol/EMI 72435-71879-0-9 (Europe) - CD5 with R-0651

R-0651-2 Highway 61 Revisited - recorded live with The Band at Madison Square Garden, New York, 31 Jan 1974 (evening show)

Thanks to Jack from Canada for information and scans.

For details of the original album, see 1962.

Thanks to Hans Seegers for the catalogue number.

This was first reported as being the uncirculating out-take from Self Portrait recorded at Columbia Studios, New York, 4 Mar 1970. Clinton Heylin lists it as "Tell Old Bill", while Michael Krogsgaard lists it as "This Evening So Soon" as written on the studio session recording sheet. However, it is in fact a new recording, made earlier this year with musicians including Elana Fremerman on violin.

The album also includes Lay, Lady, Lay from Nashville Skyline, Do Right To Me Baby (Do Unto Others) from Slow Train Coming, and Sweetheart Like You from Infidels. There are also covers of Girl From The North Country by Leo Kottke and Paths Of Victory by Cat Power. Paul S. Levine thinks that Lay, Lady, Lay and Sweetheart Like You are remixes, but my ears can't hear any significant differences from the tracks released in the 2003 series of hybrid SACDs. There is a pale blue information sticker with white text on the outside of the jewel case. The front insert is a single sheet with three folds. The CD tray is clear to show the picture on the reverse of the rear insert.

Thanks to David Plentus, Ole Lien, Gino Galvez and Gil Walker for information about this release.

Thanks to Hervé from France for the photo of a Japanese promo CD - it is in a standard jewel case with no inserts. The title is in Japanese but the song titles are in English.

This set comes in a box with a 40-page stapled booklet with several pictures of Bob, some of which were used for the cover of Bob Dylan's Greatest Hits Vol. 2 in Nov 1971, see International Albums (Regular). All tracks recorded live with George Harrison, Leon Russell and Ringo Starr, Madison Square Garden, New York, 1 Aug 1971 (evening show). For information on VHS video and DVD releases of the feature film, omitting Mr. Tambourine Man (R-0078), see VHS & DVD 1970s. For the expanded edition released in the USA and UK on 24 Oct 2005, which includes new Dylan material, see VHS & DVD 2000s Part 3.

R-0075-4 A Hard Rain's Gonna Fall
This performance also appeared on a 1983 compilation from Columbia Brazil, The Legend, see 1983.

R-0076-4 It Takes A Lot To Laugh, It Takes A Train To Cry
This performance also appeared on a 1995 Westwood One US radio station broadcast about Dylan and the Beatles, see 1995.

R-0077-4 Blowin' In The Wind
This performance also appeared on an Epic promo CD single for The Concert For Bangladesh, see 1991.

R-0078-3 Mr. Tambourine Man
This performance, which is not in the film, also appeared in a 1981 US radio broadcast Guitar - A Rock Episode: The Guitars Of Bob Dylan (see 1981), and on a 1990 US radio broadcast in Radio Today/ABC Radio Networks series "The Live Show" (see 1990).

R-0079-3 Just Like A Woman

This deluxe edition, which is being released to benefit the George Harrison Fund for UNICEF, comes with a bonus track:

R-0722 Love Minus Zero/No Limit (afternoon show)

Thanks to "HwyCDRrev" and other contributors who told me about this release.
 

Epic 82876729862 (Europe) - sticker from front of box

Epic 82876729862 (Europe) - box opened out

Epic 82876729862 (Europe) - outside of 40-page booklet

Epic 82876729862 (Europe) - rear of card sleeve for CD2

Epic 82876729862 (Europe) - inside page booklet of booklet with Bob

Epic 82876729862 (Europe) - inside page booklet of booklet with Bob

R-0215-5 Boots Of Spanish Leather - Bob plays harmonica on Nanci Griffith's cover version, from her 1993 Elektra album Other Voices, Other Rooms, see 1993

Thanks to Hans Seegers for information and scans.

Stereo promo albums and singles for 2005 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