This single comes in a card sleeve - the reverse is plain white. The CD-R itself has a generic Sony/BMG label with no handwriting, but is genuine.

For previous promo CD singles with this edit, see 2006. For promo CD singles with the full album version from 2006 and 2007, see Promo Singles 2000s.

Thanks to Hans Seegers for information and scans.

This story appeared in "Expecting Rain" in early Mar 2007. Elliott Murphy is an American musician based in France, and the album was recorded at Studio Franklin, Le Havre, France, from 23 Oct 2006. Bob was touring in the USA until 20 Nov 2006, so his appearance is unlikely. He is not included in the credits for this track and Arie de Reus is convinced the performance is of Elliott Murphy duetting with himself! Unless you're an Elliott Murphy fan, you are advised to listen to the track online before purchasing this album.

Thanks to Jean-Pol Hiernaux for information and picture, to Tim Dunn for details of the US release and to Arie de Reus for the final verdict.

R-0760-2 Thunder On The Mountain - edited version of track (3:59) from Modern Times

For a mainland Europe glass mastered CD version of this single in a picture sleeve, see 2006. For a video viewable at the Sony Music Box web-site with a different edit and an iTunes UK download of this radio edit, see Online Performances (Other). In the video version, the "art of love/fit me like a glove" verse is missing; in this radio edit version, it is present but the later "tough sons of bitches/orphanages" verse is cut out.

Thanks to Jean-Pol Hiernaux for information and to Steve Wilson for the photos.

R-0760-3 Thunder On The Mountain - edited version of track (3:59) from Modern Times

Thanks to Jean-Pol Hiernaux for information.

The track is listed as 3:10, but I assume it's the same edit as the previous promo CD singles. The European CD single comes in a card sleeve, this time with a unique picture of Bob.

The French CD-R singles are like the one above and have a plain white disc in a blue Columbia card sleeve with a white French language sticker. One CD-R has the edit alone, the other has the album version as well as the edit.

Thanks to Hervé from France for information and photos.

CD photo by Hervé from France

CD-R photo by Hervé from France (one track version)

This cassette tape contains four versions of this out-take from Down In The Groove, recorded Sunset Sound Studios, Hollywood, CA, 5 Mar 1987.

R-0777 Sidewalks, Fences And Walls (Maurice Gimbel/Jerry Williams Jr.) - first version

R-0778 Sidewalks, Fences And Walls (Maurice Gimbel/Jerry Williams Jr.) - second version

R-0779 Sidewalks, Fences And Walls (Maurice Gimbel/Jerry Williams Jr.) - third version

R-0780 Sidewalks, Fences And Walls (Maurice Gimbel/Jerry Williams Jr.) - fourth version, edited

Thanks to Arie de Reus for information and scans.

This 10" acetate was made for Witmark by Liberty Records, Los Angeles, CA. The description of the performance sounds like the circulating Witmark demo from Jun 1962. The title is given as "It's Blowing In The Wind".

Thanks to Tim Dunn for finding this on eBay.

R-0738 Huck's Tune -  previously unreleased song

Thanks to Hans Seegers and HwyCDRrev for information about this album, which also contains Like A Rolling Stone from Highway 61 Revisited. Other tracks include songs by Bruce Springsteen, Madeleine Peyroux and George Jones.

Thanks to Jack from Canada for scans of the Canadian release, which has an English/French sticker and omits the FBI Anti-Piracy logos from the rear insert and the CD.

Columbia/Sony Music Soundtrax 82876 89625 2 (USA) - front sticker

Columbia/Sony Music Soundtrax 82876 89625 2 (Canada) - CD scan by Jack

The album in a digipak also contains a cover of Don't Think Twice, It's All Right. Bob isn't credited on the rear.

Thanks to Jack from Canada for information and scans.

The blank side of the acetate has a stamp of "ALLIED New York USA". This is again the version with Bob on piano (CO78980). The Witmark demo version which also circulates unofficially has Bob on guitar, as do the out-takes around 3:06 in length from The Freewheelin' Bob Dylan, recorded at Columbia Studios, New York, on 6 Dec 1962 (CO77020).

This version also appeared on early Columbia acetates of the album, see 1964, and on the "Goldmine" acetates in 1980. For this recording with fake applause added from a 1972-80 Fantasy acetate (R-0792), see 2004.

Thanks to Jean-Pol Hiernaux for finding this on eBay.

R-0028-3 I Will Not Go Under The Ground [Let Me Die in My Footsteps] - Bob accompanies Happy Traum, again from Broadside Ballads Vol. 1, see 1963, alternate version to the one released on The Bootleg Series Vols. 1-3

These performances are as in 1963 attributed to "Blind Boy Grunt" (Janis Ian appears as "Blind Girl Grunt"). They also appeared on the Smithsonian Folkways US boxed set The Best Of Broadside, 2000, and listed here as from that set. The CD also contains covers of A Hard Rain's Gonna Fall by Pete Seeger and Blowin' In The Wind by the New World Singers.

R-0826 Most Likely You Go Your Way (And I'll Go Mine) - remix by Mark Ronson of track from Blonde On Blonde

The US promo CD-R comes in a clear plastic wallet with an insert. The French CD-R is plain white and comes in a blue generic Columbia card sleeve with a white printed label in French. The Australian radio station CD-R has a white generic Sony/BMG card sleeve with printed information on the rear and date 1 Aug 2007.

Thanks to Jack from Canada, Hans Seegers and Stuart Moore for information and scans.

R-0826-2 Most Likely You Go Your Way (And I'll Go Mine) - remix by Mark Ronson of track from Blonde On Blonde

This two-track promo CD single comes in a standard jewel case with front and rear inserts. The glass-mastered CD is silver with black text. It also contains the regular 1966 album version of the song from Blonde On Blonde.

Thanks to Hans Seegers for information and scans.

Columbia/Legacy CSK 717623 (USA) - rear insert scan by Hans Seegers

Columbia/Legacy CSK 717623 (USA) - CD scan by Hans Seegers

This single-track European promo release is a black glass-mastered CD with white and red text in a custom black card sleeve.

R-0826-3 Most Likely You Go Your Way (And I'll Go Mine) - remix by Mark Ronson of track from Blonde On Blonde

Thanks to Ronald Born and Jack from Canada for information and scans.

The CD comes inside a folded sleeve in a plastic outer wallet.

R-0826-4 Most Likely You Go Your Way (And I'll Go Mine) - remix by Mark Ronson of track from Blonde On Blonde

For more Argentinean promo albums in this series, see Promotional Albums (Various Artists) 2000s. Thanks to Hans Seegers for information and scans.

R-0826-5 Most Likely You Go Your Way (And I'll Go Mine) - remix by Mark Ronson of track from Blonde On Blonde

Thanks to Tim Dunn for finding this promo set on eBay.

Mark Ronson's album Version (Columbia, 2007)

As well as this limited edition 7" vinyl single, this track also appears on CD singles (below) and on a bonus disc with the Limited Edition of the single CD release of the 2007 compilation Dylan.

Mark Ronson's 2007 Columbia album Version contains his "big band" remixes of contemporary rock tracks with artists like Lily Allen, Amy Winehouse and Robbie Williams. It doesn't include R-0826.

Thanks to Nol Grint for scans of the US promo 7" single, which includes a lithographed print.

Columbia/Legacy 88697173787 (UK) - A-side (R-0826)

R-0826-8 Most Likely You Go Your Way (And I'll Go Mine) - remix by Mark Ronson of track from Blonde On Blonde

The front of the iPod is engraved with lyrics from Like A Rolling Stone, while the rear has the Dylan album logo and the Limited Edition number out of 200.

Thanks to Buckminster Lugger for information and scans.

R-0826-9 Most Likely You Go Your Way (And I'll Go Mine) - remix by Mark Ronson of track from Blonde On Blonde

The bonus disc is the same as the European CD single Columbia/Legacy 88697163242 above, the second track is the original track from Blonde On Blonde.

Thanks to Stuart Moore and Jack from Canada for information and scans.

(traditional) - song exclusive to this series, recorded in Bob's garage studio, Malibu, CA, Jan 1991

This series of children's albums was released on the Disney label to benefit the Elizabeth Glaser Paediatric AIDS Foundation, Santa Monica, CA. Bob appears only on the original album For Our Children, see 1991.

Thanks to Coenraad Botha, David Plentus, Éamonn Ó Catháin and Tim Dunn for information.

The "Camp Burlesque" web-site says the soundtrack album has 18 tracks including R-0452. This album in fact has only 16 tracks, although R-0452 is indeed included.

R-0473, a longer version of R-0452 (5:42) is included on the BMG Germany 2CD compilation May Your Song Always Be Sung: The Songs Of Bob Dylan Vol. 3, see 2003.

Thanks to Jean-Pol Hiernaux for information.

R-0826-10 Most Likely You Go Your Way (And I'll Go Mine) - remix by Mark Ronson of track from Blonde On Blonde

R-0697-3 Down Along The Cove - live, Bonnaroo Music Festival, Manchester, TN, 11 Jun 2004
This soundboard track was first released on the US Sanctuary Records 2CD set Bonnaroo Music Festival 2004, 2005.

Thanks to Michio Kinoshita and Moise Potie for information.

This track, which has long circulated unofficially, is usually known to Dylan fans as "I'm Not There (1956)". It was available on the bobdylan.com Performances page in Dec 1997, see Online Performances (bobdylan.com). The album also contains covers of R-0837 by Sonic Youth and I Can't Leave Her Behind (R-0472, see VHS & DVD 1960s) by Stephen Malkmus and Lee Ranaldo.

Thanks to Jack from Canada for scans of the Canadian release with a dual-language front sticker. Thanks to Jean-Pol Hiernaux for information that the US Real Networks Rhapsody web-site has the 2007 film soundtrack album I'm Not There (see 2007) with two extra tracks, a cover of Bunkhouse Theme from Pat Garrett & Billy The Kid by Calexico and the first digital release of a 1979 exclusive B-side:

R-0149-7 Trouble In Mind - Slow Train Coming out-take (4:17), B-side of 1979 Columbia 7" singles with one verse omitted, lyrics on bobdylan.com . For original releases, see 1979.

Sadly this download is for USA only.

Thanks to Stuart Moore for scans of the Australian release, his copy of which has no front sticker. Note the different colours of the CDs, most notably of CD2. Thanks to Wil Gielen for scans of promo and commercial copies of the Japanese release.

Sony Music Soundtrax 88697 120838 2 (Austria for Europe) - outside of front insert unfolded

Sony Music Soundtrax 88697 120838 2 (Canada) - front sticker scan by Jack

Sony Music Soundtrax 88697 120838 2 (Canada) - rear insert scan by Jack

Sony Music Soundtrax 88697 120838 2 (Austria for Europe) - CD2 (includes R-0837)

Sony Music Soundtrax 88697 120838 2 (Canada) - CD2 scan by Jack (includes R-0837)

Rhapsody web-site screenshot by Jean-Pol Hiernaux

Thanks to J B Heinink, "HwyCDRrev" and Éamonn Ó Catháin for information about this album. Thanks to Jean-Pol Hiernaux for finding the promo "ADVANCE CD" in a card sleeve on eBay and to Hans Seegers for scans.

Rear of promo card sleeve, scan by Hans Seegers

For example, see  the Detroit Public TV site here

The reverse of the rear insert (under the clear CD tray) has a fascinating collage of Bob Dylan ticket stubs.

Thanks to "HwyCDRrev" and Ian Woodward for information about this album and to Hans Seegers for scans.

Stereo promo albums and singles for 2007 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