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R-0506-4 Excerpt from interview with Bob at Columbia Studios, Los Angeles, CA, 16 Dec 1965

This clip is definite:

R-0319-9 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"

R-0506 also appears in the 1990 documentary John Hammond: From Bessie Smith To Bruce Springsteen (see VHS & DVD 1990s Part 1).

Both R-0506 and R-0319 were 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).

R-0319 also appears in the 1994 Robbie Robertson video Going Home (see VHS & DVD 1990s Part 1, and 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).

Thanks to Hans Seegers and "HwyCDRrev" for information. Thanks to Larry Crum for the information that the excerpt of R-0319 shown here includes "the ENTIRE last verse, but not the instrumental break included in the Going Home VHS release."

Fred Muller says: "About 20 minutes in, there's a brief portion in which she mentions Dylan and how "Positively 4th Street" opened the doors to songwriters:  now they could write about anything.  On the soundtrack one hears the first lines of Bob's single with Joni emulating it - I think the two recordings were superimposed afterward.  On-screen there are snippets from "Don't Look Back" (Dylan at the typewriter, side-on and from behind) and of him in his Newport polka-dot shirt.  I'd guess the latter few seconds come from the soundcheck footage in the "Festival!" documentary.  This whole sequence lasts about 30 seconds."

I don't know when this was broadcast or whether it's available for purchase but, judging by the age of the material in it and the similar Richard Thompson, Robert Wyatt and Emmylou Harris documentaries, I'd say they were made round about 2003."

R-0603 'Cross The Green Mountain - second edit of original song from film version of Gods And Generals, Feb 2003 (3:38)

Thanks to "LostTreeLane" and Gino Galvez for the information that the song is edited. "LostTreeLane"  adds: "I just saw Gods And Generals and thought I'd let you know that, interestingly, when 'Cross The Green Mountain plays over the closing credits, it's neither the full length version nor the video edit. It's yet another cut somewhere in between the two: after the "avenging God" line, it goes directly into the final verse: "I'm ten miles outside the city"."

As the film is 219 mins long, the DVD is double-sided, with the film and extras on both sides. Side 1 of the DVD also contains this video as well as :

R-0601-3 'Cross The Green Mountain - edit of original song from video (3:10)

This video was recorded in Hollywood Cemetery, Richmond, VA, on 23 Nov 2002.

Thanks to "HwyCDRrev" for the information that an "advance screener" of this DVD was being distributed in early Jun 2003 by Warner Home Video - this has no artwork in the packaging or on the DVD itself, and no extras.

For details of the film soundtrack album with the full 8:12 version of the song  (R-0586), see 2003.

Thanks to Juergen Wasser for scans of the Russian release of this film. This is in English with Russian subtitles. Thanks also to Stanislav Tomik for scans of the Czech Republic/Slovakia release and to Jack from Canada for scans of the US DVD double feature including the previous film "Gettysburg" (which is later chronologically).

For a Russian DVD release, see Questionable Video.

Warner Home Video 23413 (USA) - inside of US DVD release with DVD

Russian DVD release, inside scan by Juergen Wasser

Czech Republic/Slovakia DVD release - inside scan by Stanislav Tomik

Bob in 'Cross The Green Mountain video (R-0601) in period dress with a wig and beard!

The songs in the film include two existing rarities, and are:

R-0615-2 Down In The Flood - live from Jack Fate and his band, recorded at Stage 6, Ray-Art Studios, Canoga Park, CA, 18 Jul 2002 (an audio clip of this song is available on the "Masked And Anonymous" web-site )

R-0442-4 Come Una Pietra Scalciata [Like A Rolling Stone] (Dylan/Aleotti/Perrini) - cover version in Italian by Articolo 31 with excerpts from Bob's original version, from their 1998 Ricordi (Italy) album Nessuno (see 1998), and on the May 2001 BMG Germany compilation May Your Song Always Be Sung Again: The Songs Of Bob Dylan Vol. 2 (see 2001)

R-0616-2 Dixie (Daniel Decatur Emmett) - live from Jack Fate and his band, recorded as R-0615

R-0618 I'll Remember You - live from Jack Fate and his band (not included on the soundtrack album), recorded as R-0615

R-0619 Amazing Grace (Traditional) - live from Jack Fate and his band (not included on the soundtrack album), recorded as R-0615

R-0612-2 Diamond Joe (Traditional) - live from Jack Fate and his band, recorded as R-0615. This performance is available to download from the Apple iTunes Online Music Store and a video clip is also available on the "Masked And Anonymous" web-site .
Thanks to Paul S. Levine and Jean-Pol Hiernaux for pointing out that the iTunes version is 10 seconds shorter.
Note this is a different song from the one with the same name on Good As I Been To You, see International Albums (Regular), thanks to Gil Walker for pointing this out.

R-0620 Drifter's Escape - live from Jack Fate and his band (not included on the soundtrack album), recorded as R-0615

R-0621 Simple Twist Of Fate - live from Jack Fate and his band (not included on the soundtrack album), recorded as R-0615 (Michael Smith disputes the inclusion of this - I shall find time to watch the film again to make sure.)

R-0622 Dirt Road Blues - live from Jack Fate and his band (not included on the soundtrack album), recorded as R-0615

R-0617-2 Cold Irons Bound - live from Jack Fate and his band, recorded as R-0615
This track was also available in Oct 2004 on the Apple iTunes Online Music Store, see Online Performances (Other).

R-0623 Blowin' In The Wind - edited version of R-0436, live, Santa Cruz Civic Auditorium, Santa Cruz, CA, 16 Mar 2000 (not included on the soundtrack album)
This performance was previously found on the limited edition bonus CD single given away with The Best Of Bob Dylan Vol. 2 in the UK (see 2000), also on the promo CD single Live & Rare 2 (see 2002). Thanks to Michael Smith for the information that this song plays over the closing credits, and is edited compared to the CD version, in that approx. 45 seconds of the harmonica solo is cut. I have therefore allocated a new R-number.

The DVD extras include some new performances:

R-0657 Standing In The Doorway - live from Jack Fate and his band, recorded as R-0615

R-0661 Knockin' On Heaven's Door  - live from Jack Fate and his band, recorded as R-0615 (excerpt only)

R-0662 If You See Her, Say Hello  - live from Jack Fate and his band, recorded as R-0615 (audio excerpt only)

The film also includes:

My Back Pages - Japanese cover by the Magokoro Brothers (on the soundtrack album)
It's All Over Now, Baby Blue - cover by The Grateful Dead (on the soundtrack album)
Señor - cover by the Jerry Garcia Band (on the soundtrack album)
Blind Willie McTell - from The Bootleg Series Vols. 1-3
He Was A Friend Of Mine - from The Bootleg Series Vols. 1-3
Non Dirle Che Non E' Cosi' [If You See Her, Say Hello] - Italian cover by Francesco de Gregori (on the soundtrack album)
On A Night Like This - English/Spanish cover by Los Lobos (on the soundtrack album)
Most Of The Time - cover by Sophie Zelmani (on the soundtrack album)
Tangled Up In Blue - from Blood On The Tracks
I Put A Spell On You (Screamin' Jay Hawkins) - John Goodman

Watching The River Flow - cover?
The Times They Are A-Changin' - cover by Tinashe Kachingwe, an eight-year-old girl from the cast
Not Dark Yet - from Time Out of Mind
One More Cup of Coffee - cover by Sertab Erener (on the soundtrack album)
Angelina - instrumental cover by Bruce Kaphan (L.A. studio musician who worked on the film)

The Masked And Anonymous film soundtrack album (see 2003) also includes:

Gotta Serve Somebody - cover by Shirley Caesar from the Columbia album Gotta Serve Somebody: The Gospel Songs Of Bob Dylan (also see 2003)
City Of Gold - cover by the Dixie Hummingbirds from their 2003 Treasure Records album Diamond Jubilation (see Bob Dylan's Unreleased Songs "C" and "Covers" pages).

Sony Pictures Classics 01443 (USA) - cover insert

Bob's contribution, included in Episode 5, "Godfathers and Sons", directed by Marc Levin, is Maggie’s Farm, the electric performance from Newport, 1965.

R-0300-4 Maggie's Farm - recorded live with the Paul Butterfield Blues Band at the Newport Folk Festival, Newport, RI, 25 Jul 1965 (footage from Murray Lerner's "Festival!" film, see VHS & DVD 1960s).

Hip-O B000074109 (USA) - rear scan by Jack from Canada

This song is most appropriate for a film starring Tom Hanks about a man stuck in an airline terminal for months!

Thanks to Tim Dunn for information about this film. This song was featured in the TV and theatre trailer but is sadly not on the film soundtrack album, which features only music by John Williams.

The US DVD release is available in three versions: "Widescreen", "Full Screen" and "3 Disc Collector's Edition", which includes the soundtrack album. According to Jack from Canada the song is not used in the actual film, and was only in the trailer! The standard DVD Widescreen edition does not include the trailer, so has no Dylan content, but it may be in the "Collector's Edition". Information required!

Thanks to "HwyCDRrev" for information about this item.

The Lost Highway Records CD soundtrack album of this event (illustrated) does not include this song!

Thanks to Tim Dunn and "HwyCDRrev" for information. More information on the UK DVD release will be added when available.

Red Distribution Inc. EE 39059-9 (USA) - cover unfolded

Red Distribution Inc. EE 39059-9 (USA) - DVD

Red Distribution Inc. EE 39059-9 (USA) - front detail

Red Distribution Inc. EE 39059-9 (USA) - insert detail

Lost Highway Records 5290402 (USA) - doesn't include Bob

R-0678 A Change Is Gonna Come (Sam Cooke) - recorded live at the Apollo Theater, Harlem, New York, 19 Jun 2004

For more information, see here Thanks to Peter Gilmer for pointing out this release seems to have been shelved! I have it on order at amazon.com and shall update this entry when I hear more.

R-0690 Blowin' In The Wind - with Keith Richards and Ronnie Wood at "Live Aid", JFK Stadium, Philadelphia, PA, 13 Jul 1985

R-0750 We Are The World (Michael Jackson/Lionel Ritchie) - Bob contributes to show finale at "Live Aid", Philadelphia, PA, 13 Jul 1985

The other two songs performed that night, The Ballad Of Hollis Brown and When The Ship Comes In, remain unreleased.

Thanks to Tim Dunn for information about the US release. Thanks to Jack from Canada for the French/English sticker from the Canadian release.

Warner Music Vision R29-70383 (USA) - DVD4  with Dylan rarities, scan by Jack from Canada

Warner Music Vision R29-70383 (Canada) - front sticker scan by Jack from Canada

Warner Music Vision 2564 61895-2 (UK) -box with discs

Warner Music Vision 2564 61895-2 (UK) - slipcase back

Warner Music Vision 2564 61895-2 (UK) - DVD 4 with Dylan rarities

Warner Music Vision 2564 61895-2 (UK) - sticker on slipcase front