Al Kooper's Rare And Well Done 2001 Columbia/Legacy compilation, which features an
alternate take of Went To See The Gypsy from the 1970 New Morning
sessions
This page contains items that aren't eligible for the main Searching For A Gem or International Stereo Releases lists because Bob does not personally perform on them, but are nevertheless of interest to Dylan collectors. There's no specific qualification for inclusion other than I have the item or it's been notified to me by a contributor as having a noteworthy Dylan connection. All candidates for inclusion will be assessed on their merits! By request I have included two sections of Dylan covers (Covers of Blowin' In The Wind and Miscellaneous Covers), but this is not intended to be a comprehensive section on Dylan Covers. The late Dave Plentus' excellent Dylan Cover Albums site is now kept alive on Expecting Rain by Karl-Erik Anderson here . The other Honourable Mentions pages are listed below.
Honourable Mentions (Dylan's Roots) |
Honourable Mentions - Covers of Blowin' In The Wind |
Honourable Mentions - Covers (Misc) |
Honourable Mentions - Video |
The new Dylan's Roots page includes songs by other artists that have been covered by Bob or are said to have influenced Bob, including all the songs he's played on his Theme Time Radio Hour programmes.
If you have any entries to add to the list or additions/corrections to existing entries, please let me know! Please note I cannot value your Dylan rarities - see the Mission page for reasons why. Contact the dealers on my Trading page for assistance!
Revised: 23 October, 2024.
Key to symbols used:
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1960s
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Thanks to Tracy Zank for pointing out that the Carolyn Hester album listed in 1962 is in fact Carolyn's second self-titled album - the first (shown left) was released in 1961 on Tradition Records (TLP-1043) with a completely different tracklist including House Of The Risin' Sun and The Water Is Wide - Bob did not play on this album. Thanks to Tim Dunn for the album! The sleeve notes are by "Stacey Williams" (Robert Shelton), who wrote the sleeve notes for Bob's first album under the same pseudonym. This 1961 album was released on CD with three bonus tracks as The Tradition Album by Road Goes On Forever on 1 Mar 2001, and then again with the original artwork as The Tradition Album by Hot Records on 29 Sep 2006, this time with just the original 13 tracks, but remastered. |
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Hot Records 2006 remastered CD reissue, picture from www.amazon.co.uk |
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Tradition Records TLP-1043 (USA mono) - rear |
Tradition Records TLP-1043 (USA mono) - detail of rear |
Tradition Records TLP-1043 (USA mono) - Side 1 |
Coral CRL 57143 (USA mono) - front picture from www.collectorsfrenzy.com (1957, no Dylan) |
Thanks to Ian Woodward for pointing out that Carolyn's first album, also in mono only, was in fact Scarlet Ribbons from 1957 on the Coral label, produced in her home state of Texas by Norman Petty, producer of Buddy Holly and the Crickets. These two albums are together on CD1 of a 2CD set, Carolyn Hester Introduces Bob Dylan, from Jasmine Music in the UK, released on 12 Apr 2013. CD2 contains Carolyn's 1962 album plus Bob's first album and his first single (in mono). This release is presumably legal in the EU because of copyright expiry, but as it's not an official Columbia release, it is listed in Questionable Releases.
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Carolyn Hester also recorded Bob's non-album song Ye Playboys and Playgirls (R-0020, see 1964) for Dot Records in Aug/Sep 1965 on her live album Carolyn Hester At Town Hall Two (Dot DLP 25649 - stereo, Dot DLP 3649 - mono). |
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Dot Records DLP 3638 (UK, 1965) - Side 1 of mono LP test pressing, scan by Ronald Born |
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Master Classics Records (Europe, 2013) - MP3 version with 24 tracks from both Town Hall LPs |
Thanks to Tim Dunn for information that this version has a new final verse: "Ringo just got married, now he'll never marry me; Never marry me, never marry me; Ringer just got married, now he'll never marry me, Not now and no other time". The liner notes by Carolyn include the credit: "For Bobby in hopes he won't object to the very last verse (it's about a friend of his, anyway!)." (Actually, most of her lyrics do not match the Dylan version in "Lyrics 1962-2001".) This album was also released in the UK as Dot Records DLP 3638 (mono), thanks to Ronald Born for scans of a UK test pressing in a plain white sleeve with details on a sheet pasted on the front. The song was also released as a single in the UK and on a French EP taken from the album.
For another live performance of Ye Playboys and Playgirls by Emily Lacy, see 2011 below.
US "TV Guide", 12 May 1963:
The New World Singers - "The New World Singers" - vinyl LPs, Atlantic 8087 (USA, mono)/Atlantic SD-8087 (USA, stereo), 1963:
Joan Baez - "Joan
Baez In Concert Part
2" - mono vinyl LP releases, Vanguard VRS-9113 (USA)/Vanguard VRS-9113 (New Zealand), 1963; stereo vinyl LP
releases: Vanguard VSD-79113 (USA)/Fontana STFL 6035 (UK), 1963; CD: Vanguard
VMD-2123 (USA), 1990; Remastered CD: Vanguard 79599-2 (USA), 2002:
These albums aren't included on the
Honourable Mentions - Women Sing Dylan page
because they don't include Dylan compositions.
This is another album with liner notes by Bob. They can be found at Jim Roemer's Book of Bob web-site . It also includes a cover of Don't Think Twice, It's All Right from The Freewheelin' Bob Dylan. Thanks to Éamonn Ó Catháin for the UK stereo copy, released by Fontana (part of Philips, later PolyGram, now Universal) on behalf of Vanguard Records.
This album was originally released on CD in the USA in 1990, and then in remastered form with new artwork in 1999.
For Dylan covers by Joan, see Honourable Mentions - Women Sing Dylan. For her cover of Blowin' In the Wind, see Honourable Mentions - Covers of Blowin' In The Wind.
Thanks to Jack from Canada, Bill Hester and Manuel García Jara for information and scans.
Eric Andersen - "'bout changes & things" - stereo LP release, Vanguard VSD 79206 (USA), 1965:
Vanguard VSD 79206 (USA, 1966) - picture from www.amazon.com (released as Vanguard Masters VMD 79206 on CD in 2002) |
Bob's cover of Eric Andersen's Thirsty Boots,
an out-take from Self Portrait recorded at Columbia Recording
Studios, New York, 4 Mar 1970, is included on a limited edition stereo 7"
single released in the USA and Europe on Record Store Day, 20 Apr 2013,
taken from the Aug 2013 2CD release The Bootleg Series Vol. 10. Eric Andersen's own version of Thirsty Boots appears on his 1966 Vanguard album, 'bout changes & things, although it was first released as a cover by Judy Collins on her 1965 Elektra album fifth album. Eric released an electric version of his 1966 solo acoustic album as 'bout changes & things take 2 in 1967! |
Vanguard VSD 79236 (USA, 1967) - picture from www.amazon.com |
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Columbia 38-549235 (USA) - picture from bobdylan.com |
The Band - "Music From Big Pink" - stereo LP release: Capitol SKAO-2955 (USA), 1968, Capitol ST-2955 (Australia), 1968; Capitol ST.2955 (New Zealand), 1968; remastered EMI/Capitol 72434-99465-1-4 (UK), 2000; CD: Capitol 46069-2 (USA)/EMI CDP 7 46069 2 (UK), 1986, remastered Capitol 72435-25390-2-4 (USA/Europe), 2000:
Thanks to Jack from Canada, Bill Hester, Billy Bolley and Sonny Boy McFitzson for information and scans.
Eric von Schmidt - "Who Knocked The Brains Out Of The Sky?" - stereo vinyl LP: Smash SRS-67124 (USA), 1969:
Smash SRS-67124 (USA) - front scan by Jack from Canada |
Another album with liner notes by Bob, this has not yet been released on
CD. For an album by Eric von Schmidt and Richard Fariña featuring Bob on harmonica, see 1964. Thanks to Jack from Canada for information and scan. |
1970s
Don McLean - "American Pie" - stereo 7" single: United Artists 50856 (USA), Oct 1971/United Artists UP 35325 (UK), 1972; CD single: EMI CDEMCT 3 (UK), Oct 1991; stereo vinyl LP: United Artists UAS-5535 (USA), Oct 1971/United Artists UAS 29285 (UK), Oct 1971:
Eric von Schmidt - "2nd Right, 3rd Row" - stereo vinyl LP: Poppy PYS-5705 (USA), 1972; CD: Tomato TOM-2052 (USA), 2003:
Poppy PYS-5705 (USA) - LP front scan by Jack from Canada |
Another album with liner notes by Bob, this does have a CD release,
unlike the 1969 von Schmidt album above. For an album by Eric von Schmidt and Richard Fariña featuring Bob on harmonica, see 1964. Thanks to Jack from Canada for information and scans. |
Tomato TOM-2052 (USA) - CD front scan by Jack from Canada |
Tomato TOM-2052 (USA) - reverse of rear insert with Bob's original liner notes, scan by Jack from Canada |
1980s
None so far.
1990s
Delaney & Bonnie & Friends with Eric Clapton - "On Tour" - CD release: Atco 7567-90397-2 (Germany for Europe), 1999:
Jack from Canada says: "There are, of course, many examples of Dylan pictured on an album sleeve, but these are of the various artists type, usually with a Dylan track (e.g. The All Time Greatest Rock Songs by various artists) or with a Dylan song/cover (e.g. Thank You by Duran Duran). This release (along with the Beatles' Sgt. Pepper) is, I believe, unique in that no Dylan track or song/cover is featured." The road trip taken by Barry and Bob in Albert's Rolls Royce from Denver to New York in Sep 1963 is described in the foreword to the book "Early Dylan" by Barry Feinstein, Daniel Kramer and Jim Marshall (Little, Brown & Co, 1999).
Thanks to Jack from Canada for information and scans.
Various Artists - "Unconditionally Guaranteed Volume 3" - CD given away with "Uncut" magazine (UK), Apr 1999:
2000s
Dion - "King Of The New York Streets" - 3 CD set, The Right Stuff 72435-28677-2-1 (USA) 2000:
The Right Stuff 72435-28677-2-1 (USA) - front of slipcase, scan by Jack from Canada |
This career-spanning collection from Dion DiMucci of Dion and The Belmonts fame comes in a stiff card slipcase with a 52 page book including notes written by Bob Dylan. The three discs are housed in separate jewel cases. The set includes two Dylan covers: Baby, I'm In The Mood For You (CD1) and Spanish Harlem Incident (CD3). The copy shown was bought in Canada and has an EMI Music Canada import sticker on the rear of the slipcase. |
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The Right Stuff 72435-28677-2-1 (USA) - Canadian sticker scan by Jack from Canada |
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The Right Stuff 72435-28677-2-1 (USA) - front of book, scan by Jack from Canada |
The Right Stuff 72435-28677-2-1 (USA) - inside page of book with Dylan notes, scan by Jack from Canada |
The Right Stuff 72435-28677-2-1 (USA) - rear of book, scan by Jack from Canada |
The Right Stuff 72435-28677-2-1 (USA) - front of CD1 jewel case, scan by Jack from Canada |
The Right Stuff 72435-28677-2-1 (USA) - rear of CD1 jewel case, picture from www.discogs.com |
The Right Stuff 72435-28677-2-1 (USA) - CD1 scan by Jack from Canada (includes Dylan cover) |
The Right Stuff 72435-28677-2-1 (USA) - front of CD2 jewel case, scan by Jack from Canada |
The Right Stuff 72435-28677-2-1 (USA) - rear of CD2 jewel case, picture from www.discogs.com |
The Right Stuff 72435-28677-2-1 (USA) - CD2 scan by Jack from Canada (no Dylan) |
The Right Stuff 72435-28677-2-1 (USA) - front of CD3 jewel case, scan by Jack from Canada |
The Right Stuff 72435-28677-2-1 (USA) - rear of CD3 jewel case, picture from www.discogs.com |
The Right Stuff 72435-28677-2-1 (USA) - CD3 scan by Jack from Canada (includes Dylan cover) |
Thanks to Jack from Canada for information and scans.
Dion - "Blues With Friends" - CD release: Keeping The Blues Alive KBTA 61080 (USA), 6 Jun 2020; 2LP vinyl release: Keeping The Blues Alive KBTA 61081 (USA), 17 Jun 2020:
This new album from Dion DiMucci of Dion and The Belmonts fame enlists friends like Bruce Springsteen, Steven Van Zandt, Brian Setzer, Paul Simon, Jeff Beck, Billy Gibbons and Van Morrison. The album is being released on the newly launched Keeping the Blues Alive Records, a label co-founded by guitarist Joe Bonamassa, who also appears. The liner notes are by Bob, including: “Dion knows how to sing, and he knows just the right way to craft these songs, these blues songs. He’s got some friends here to help him out, some true luminaries. But in the end, it’s Dion by himself alone, and that masterful voice of his that will keep you returning to share these Blues songs with him.” The 2LP edition includes a voucher to download an MP3 version.
Thanks to Dag Braathen and Jack from Canada for information and scans.
Martin Carthy - "The Carthy Chronicles" - 4CD boxed set, Free Reed Records FRQCD-60 (UK), Apr 2001:
Free Reed Records FRQCD-60 (UK) - picture from Free Reed Records web-site |
The Winter 2000 issue of Dylan fanzine "The Bridge" reported Bob would be heard playing harmonica on Martin Carthy's version of The Lonesome Death Of Hattie Carroll, which now appears on the boxed set The Carthy Chronicles from Free Reed Records. I later heard from Neil Wayne of Free Reed Records that this would sadly not be the case (presumably they couldn't get permission to use the performance with Bob). However, the boxed set (pictured left from the Free Reed web-site) is still of great interest to Dylan fans. Martin Carthy championed the unknown Bob Dylan during his visit to England in late 1962/early 1963 and helped him to get him gigs at small folk clubs in the London area. The set booklet includes text about Bob and a photograph of Martin and Bob performing together at the Troubadour in London on 15 Jan 1963. And several of the songs will be familiar to Dylan fans... For more information see the Free Reed web-page or contact Neil Wayne - the set can be ordered online from them, and is available at www.amazon.com and www.amazon.co.uk. |
Al Kooper - "Rare & Well Done" 2CD set in digipak, Columbia/Legacy AC2K 62153 (USA), Sep 2001:
Columbia/Legacy AC2K 62153 (USA) - front of digipak with sticker (my copy) |
Went To See The Gypsy
- alternate take to the version released
on New Morning This take (now revealed to be Bobless!) is described by Al Kooper as "a conception I had for Dylan to sing over". Performers are Al Kooper (guitars/organ/vocals), P. P. Arnold (vocals), Tom Cosgrove (guitar), Stu Woods (bass) and Rick Marotta (drums). The only recording details given are "Columbia Studios, New York, 1970", but Michael Krogsgaard in his series of articles "Bob Dylan: The Recording Sessions" shows Cosgrove and Marotta present at the New Morning sessions only at an overdub session on 30 Jun 1970, so I assume this session is where this track comes from. This version of the song also appears on the French 2CD set Chroniques Volume 1, see 2005. |
Columbia/Legacy AC2K 62153 (USA) - rear of digipak (rotated) |
Promo release:
Commercial release:
The commercial release comes in a three-panel digipak with a booklet. The front is "Rare". The rear of the digipak is "Well Done" and actually upside down. Went To See The Gypsy is on CD1 ("Rare").
Sean Penn - "Bob Dylan Chronicles Vol. 1 Audiobook" - 6CD boxed set, Audioworks 0-7435-4309-2 (USA), 2004:
Nick Langum - "Bob Dylan Chronicles Vol. 1 Audiobook" - 9CD-R boxed set, Whole Story Audiobooks DIR 1609 (UK), 2005:
Whole Story Audiobooks DIR 1609 (UK) - front of audiobook box, scan by Jack from Canada
Wolfgang Niedecken - "Bob Dylan Chronicles Vol. 1 Audiobook" - 5CD set, Hoffman und Campe (no catalogue number) (Germany), 2005:
German "Chronicles" audiobook - front of digipak, scan by Gerd Rundel |
This
German translated audiobook
published by Hoffman und Campe
is read by Wolfgang
Niedecken, who is a member of a group called BAP and well-known in
Germany as an interpreter of Dylan songs.
The set comes in a four-panel digipak
and includes a twelve-page booklet in German plus a Hoffman and Campe flyer There was also a Limited Edition 2CD set containing a copy of Oh Mercy and a CD of Wolfgang Niedecken reading the relevant chapter from the book. This was only available at performances by Wolfgang Niedecken in Germany in Oct/Nov 2005 when he read excerpts from the audiobook and played Dylan songs. For this see International Album Releases (Regular). |
German "Chronicles" audiobook - rear of digipak, scan by Gerd Rundel |
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German "Chronicles" audiobook - front of Hoffman und Campe flyer, scan by Gerd Rundel |
German "Chronicles" audiobook - outside of unfolded booklet, scan by Gerd Rundel |
German "Chronicles" audiobook - rear of Hoffman und Campe flyer, scan by Gerd Rundel |
CD1 scan by Gerd Rundel |
CD2 scan by Gerd Rundel |
CD3 scan by Gerd Rundel |
German "Chronicles" audiobook - outside of unfolded digipak, scan by Gerd Rundel |
CD4 scan by Gerd Rundel |
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CD5 scan by Gerd Rundel |
German "Chronicles" audiobook - inside of unfolded digipak, scan by Gerd Rundel |
German "Chronicles" audiobook - front of digipak, scan by Ronald Born ("Oh Mercy" chapter only) |
Thanks to Gerd Rundel and Ronald Born for information and scans.
Joni Mitchell - "Songs Chosen By Her Friends & Fellow Musicians" - compilation CD, Starbucks/Hear Music/Rhino Special Products OPCD-7700 LMM-288 (USA), Feb 2005:
Starbucks/Hear Music/Rhino Special Products OPCD-7700 LMM-288 (USA) - front of digipak, scan by Jack from Canada |
This album of songs by Joni Mitchell has liner notes written by Bob. For
the companion 2005 Hear Music CD of artists chosen by Joni including a
Dylan track, Artist's Choice: Joni Mitchell - Music That Matters To
Her (OPCD-7699 LMM-286), see International
Album Releases (Various Artist Compilations) 2000s Part 3. Thanks to Jack from Canada for information and scan. |
Charlie Sexton - "Cruel And Gentle Things", CD releases, Back Porch 72438-60398-2-8 (USA), 2005; CBS/Sony SICP-1448 (Japan), 2007:
Back Porch 72438-60398-2-8 (USA) - front picture from www.allmusic.com |
Bob is listed at AllMusic as playing guitar on this album by his former
sidesman Charlie Sexton. However, there's no independent confirmation of
this, so the album is not yet included in the Official Rarities listing.
Confirmation required! Thanks to Robert Leopold Fischer for information. |
Back Porch 72438-60398-2-8 (USA) - rear insert picture from www.allmusic.com |
"Bob Dylan 1975-1981: Rolling Thunder and The Gospel Years" - documentary soundtrack CD, Highway 61 Entertainment/MVD DR-4484 (USA), 4 Apr 2006:
Highway 61 Entertainment BD0503CD (USA) - soundtrack CD front scan by Jack from Canada |
This CD is the soundtrack to the 2006
unauthorised DVD documentary by Joel Gilbert, see
Honourable Mentions (Video). Artists
featured include Scarlet Rivera, Regina McCrary, Bruce Langhorne and Rob
Stoner. Thanks to Jack from Canada and Jean-Pol Hiernaux for information and scans. |
Highway 61 Entertainment BD0503CD (USA) - soundtrack CD front insert scan by Jean-Pol Hiernaux |
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Michael Gray - "The Bob Dylan Encyclopaedia" - book and accompanying CD, Continuum Press (UK/USA), Jun 2006:
Various Artists - "Rolling Stone: Cover To Cover" - 4DVD set, Bondi 780979-536107 (USA), 22 Oct 2007:
"Record Collector" magazine, UK, Feb-Apr 2008:
2010s
Various Artists - "Happy Birthday Bob" - compilation CD given away with "Uncut" magazine UNCUT201106 (UK), Jun 2011:
Magazine front with CD in jewel case (first version) (my copy) |
The Jun 2011 issue of the UK music magazine "Uncut" contains
an 18 page feature article celebrating Bob's 70th birthday, featuring a
1966 interview with Bob that was not included in the first edition of Robert
Shelton's book "No Direction Home: The Life And Music Of Bob Dylan" in 1986,
but has been restored in the 2011 edition revised by Elizabeth Thomson and
Patrick Humphries. The magazine comes with four different covers and a CD
which also has four different front inserts. The CD is called Happy
Birthday Bob and contains twelve "birthday party songs" plus four Dylan
covers, there is no Dylan contribution. Each CD is available in either a
jewel case or a card sleeve, so there are actually eight different issues! Thanks to Franck Faugere and Hans Seegers for information and scans. |
Omnibus Press (UK), 2011 - picture from www.amazon.co.uk |
Magazine front with CD in card sleeve (third version) - scan by Hans Seegers |
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Magazine front (first version) - scan by Franck Faugere |
UNCUT201106 (UK) - CD front (first version), scan by Franck Faugere (my copy is the same) |
Magazine front (second version) - scan by Franck Faugere |
UNCUT201106 (UK) - - CD front (second version), - scan by Franck Faugere |
Magazine front (third version) - scan by Franck Faugere |
UNCUT201106 (UK) - CD front (third version), scan by Franck Faugere |
Magazine front (fourth version) - scan by Franck Faugere |
UNCUT201106 (UK) - CD front (fourth version), scan by Franck Faugere |
UNCUT201106 (UK) - - inside of front insert (all versions), scan by Franck Faugere |
UNCUT201106 (UK) - CD rear (all versions), scan by Franck Faugere |
UNCUT201106 (UK) - CD (all versions) (my copy) |
Bruce Langhorne - "Tambourine Man" - CD release: George Green Studios 8 84501 62174 8 (USA), Nov 2011:
Bob Dylan/Scott Campbell - "If Dogs Run Free" - children's book, Athenaeum Books for Young Readers (no catalogue number) (UK), 3 Sep 2013:
Picture from www.amazon.co.uk |
This picture book for children features the lyrics from If Dogs Run Free from New Morning with illustrations by Scott Campbell! |
Neil Young - "A Letter Home" - Deluxe Edition, Warner Bros (catalogue number?) (USA/Europe), 26 May 2014:
Picture from www.amazon.co.uk |
This album consists of audio and video versions of twelve covers
by Neil including Bob's Girl From The North Country. Thanks to Harold Lepidus for
information that the video of this song includes a monochrome photo of Bob
and Suze Rotolo by Don Hunstein from the photo session for The
Freewheelin' Bob Dylan. Thanks to Arie de Reus for this contact sheet of photos of Bob and Suze taken by Don Hunstein during the photo session. These pictures are on black and white Kodak Plus X Pan film. Harold says the photo used is most likely the one at the top of the third strip. |
Contact sheet scan by Arie de Reus |
"Bob Dylan Bootleg Songbook" - paperback book, Music Sales/Wise Publications (USA), 13 Feb 2017:
Picture from www.amazon.com |
This new songbook includes some songs making their
songbook debuts, among them: 'Cross The Green Mountain, Dreamin' Of You,
Huck's Tune, Red River Shore and Tell Ol' Bill. There are also several new
black and white photographs. Thanks to Tim Dunn for information. |
Will Patton - "Tarantula audiobook" - 3CD boxed set: Audioworks 9 781797 106939 (USA), 2019
Audioworks 9 781797 106939 (USA) - spine of box scan by Jack
from Canada
This unabridged 3CD set comes in a 5" x 5¾" card box. The discs are housed in a 3-panel card sleeve.
Thanks to Jack from Canada for information and scans.
2020s
Wild Billy Childish + CTMF/The Chatham Singers - "Bob Dylan's Got A Lot To Answer For"/"Chatham MTB" - stereo vinyl 7" single: Damaged Goods (catalogue number?) (UK), 27 Aug 2021:
Picture from www.amazon.co.uk |
The A-side of this limited edition single is a Bob Dylan tribute. Billy
Childish says: "Even an idiot must admit that Bob Dylan made some great
tunes - what a guy! But despite his many achievements it must also be said
that Bob has got a lot to answer for. We wrote him a complementary tune -
for free! A cheap shot? An easy target? No, Bob is an elusive one, only to
be brought to heel with expert chords and lyrics. Here we achieve this with
effortless wit, skill and good humour. God save Bob Dylan!” Thanks to Éamonn Ó Catháin for information. |
"Uncut" magazine, UK, Dec 2022:
Honourable Mentions - Covers of Blowin' In The Wind |
Honourable Mentions - Covers (Misc) |
Honourable Mentions - Women Sing Dylan |
Honourable Mentions - Video. |
Honourable Mentions Video items are now here.
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