Bob not only appears in but provides all the music for the soundtrack of this Sam Peckinpah film, some of which is included on the film soundtrack album, Columbia, 1973

R-0482 Original music by Bob Dylan (not listed separately) not included in the 1973 Columbia soundtrack album

For the film soundtrack album, see International Album Releases

Just Like A Woman from Blonde On Blonde. As far as I know there is no film soundtrack album

Just Like A Woman from Blonde On Blonde and Like A Rolling Stone from Highway 61 Revisited., from the film soundtrack album 2LP set, MCA, 1979

The Times They Are A-Changin' from the album of the same name, although the song is not on the soundtrack album

When The Ship Comes In from The Times They Are A-Changin'. As far as I know there is no film soundtrack album

Highway 61 Revisited from the album of the same name, from the film soundtrack album, Backstreet/MCA, 1980

R-0182 Band Of The Hand - with The Heartbreakers, theme tune from film of the same name, on MCA singles and soundtrack album, 1986

R-0191 The Usual (John Hiatt) - also on promo cassettes of Down In The Groove, 1988
R-0192 Night After Night
R-0193 Had A Dream About You, Baby - original version, the version released in May 1988 on Down In The Groove is remixed

The Times They Are A-Changin' from the album of the same name. As far as I know, no soundtrack album has been released

A Hard Rain's Gonna Fall from The Freewheelin' Bob Dylan. As far as I know there is no film soundtrack album

Like A Rolling Stone by Bob Dylan and The Band, the live version from Before The Flood, from the film soundtrack album, Elektra, 1989

Rainy Day Women #12 & 35, the Blonde On Blonde album version, from the film soundtrack album, Elektra, 1989

Ring Them Bells from Oh Mercy. As far as I know there is no film soundtrack album

R-0201 People Get Ready (Curtis Mayfield) - from the film soundtrack album on WTG Records,1990

Blowin' In The Wind from The Freewheelin' Bob Dylan, although the song is not on the soundtrack album

Subterranean Homesick Blues from Bringing It All Back Home. As far as I know there is no film soundtrack album

Don't Think Twice, It's All Right from The Freewheelin' Bob Dylan. As far as I know, no soundtrack album has been released

Knockin' On Heaven's Door from Pat Garrett & Billy The Kid, plus Jimi Hendrix's cover of All Along The Watchtower from John Wesley Harding. As far as I know there is no film soundtrack album

Rainy Day Women #12 & 35 from Blonde On Blonde. It does not appear on the soundtrack album, which includes only music by James Horner

Lay, Lady, Lay from Nashville Skyline. As far as I know there is no film soundtrack album

Bob's version of Blue Moon from Self Portrait plays over the closing credits. As far as I know, no soundtrack album has been released

Hurricane from Desire. There are two soundtrack albums, but Hurricane isn't on either!

Like A Rolling Stone from Highway 61 Revisited. The song is not on the film soundtrack album.

R-0231 You Belong To Me (Pee Wee King-Red Stewart-Chilton Price) from the film soundtrack album, Nothing/Interscope, 1994

Rainy Day Women #12 & 35, the Blonde On Blonde album version, from the Epic film soundtrack album, 1994

To Be Alone With You from Nashville Skyline. As far as I know, no soundtrack album has been released

Mr. Tambourine Man from Bringing It All Back Home, although the song is not on the film soundtrack album

R-0247 Ring Of Fire (June Carter/Merle Kilgore) - from the film soundtrack album, Atlantic, 1996, recorded specially for the album

Quinn The Eskimo (The Mighty Quinn) with The Band, either the live Isle Of Wight version from Self Portrait or the home recording from The Basement Tapes

The song is not on the film soundtrack album, but it does include I Shall Be Released sung by Paul Weller

R-0250 Shelter From The Storm - alternate version with extra verse, out-take from the Blood On The Tracks sessions, 1974, from the film soundtrack album, Epic, 1996

This version of the song also appears on the 1997 non-USA Columbia The Best Of Bob Dylan compilations.

Knockin' On Heaven's Door from Pat Garrett & Billy The Kid. As far as I know, no soundtrack album has been released

This film contains a cover of The Times They Are A-Changin' sung by Michael Moore, there is no Dylan content and it was listed here mistakenly

The Man In Me from New Morning, from the film soundtrack album, Mercury, 1998

Every Grain Of Sand from Shot Of Love, from the film soundtrack album, V2 Records, 1998

The film also includes N'Dea Davenport singing One More Cup Of Coffee.

Stuck Inside Of Mobile With The Memphis Blues Again from Blonde On Blonde. from the film soundtrack album, Geffen, 1998

Ring Them Bells from Oh Mercy. There is no film soundtrack album but the film is now available on DVD

Subterranean Homesick Blues from Bringing It All Back Home, although the song is not on the film soundtrack album

All Along The Watchtower from John Wesley Harding, although the song is not on the film soundtrack album

Ring Them Bells from Oh Mercy. There is no film soundtrack album

R-0090-5 (Is Anybody Going To) San Antone (Dave Kirby-Glen Martin) - Bob plays guitar, organ and provides backup vocals for Doug Sahm and Band, from the Hollywood Records film soundtrack album, 2000

The film also includes the instrumental Bunkhouse Theme from Pat Garrett & Billy The Kid, which is not on the soundtrack album

R-0299 Things Have Changed - original song from this film, now on the 2000 compilation The Essential Bob Dylan

Most of The Time From Oh Mercy, from the film soundtrack album, Hollywood Records, 2000

Tonight I'll Be Staying Here With You from Nashville Skyline is included in the film, but isn't on the soundtrack album

Hurricane, the album version from Desire, from the film soundtrack album, MCA Records, 2000

Rainy Day Women #12 & 35, 4th Time Around and One Of Us Must Know (Sooner Or Later) from Blonde On Blonde, plus Love Minus Zero/No Limit from Bringing It All Back Home. Despite this heavy Dylan presence there are no Dylan songs on the Island Records film soundtrack album

All The Tired Horses from Self Portrait, from the film soundtrack album, Virgin America, 2001

Wigwam from Self Portrait, from the film soundtrack album, Hollywood Records, 2001

Another Dylan instrumental, Main Title Theme from Pat Garrett & Billy The Kid, is included in the film, but isn't on the soundtrack album

4th Time Around, the live version from The Bootleg Series Vol. 4: Live 1966, The "Royal Albert Hall" Concert, from the film soundtrack album, Reprise, 2001

This Spanish film whose title actually translates as "No News From God" contains Political World from Oh Mercy. As far as I know there is no soundtrack album.

Tweedle Dee And Tweedle Dum from "Love And Theft", from the film soundtrack album, Columbia/Sony, 2001

All The Tired Horses from Self Portrait is included in the film, but isn't on the soundtrack album

Ballad Of A Thin Man from Highway 61 Revisited. As far as I know there is no soundtrack album.

Knockaround Guys (2002)

Not Dark Yet from Time Out Of Mind. As far as I know, no soundtrack album has been released

A very short excerpt of Dylan singing Licence To Kill from Infidels is heard is playing on a truck radio. The film soundtrack album has the score only, and the song isn't included

R-0552 Waitin' For You - new Dylan composition exclusive to original film soundtrack, DMZ Records/Columbia/Sony Music Soundtrax, May 2002

Buckets Of Rain from Blood On The Tracks, from the film soundtrack album, Epic/Sony Music Soundtrax, 2002

Everything Is Broken from Oh Mercy, although the song is not on the Disney film soundtrack album

R-0586 'Cross The Green Mountain - new Dylan composition exclusive to original film soundtrack, Sony Classical/Sony Music Soundtrax (USA), Feb 2003

This performance is included in The Bootleg Series Vol. 8 - Tell Tale Signs: Rare And Unreleased 1989-2006, released in October 2008, so has ceased to be a rarity.

Mr. Tambourine Man from Bringing It All Back Home. As far as I know there is no soundtrack album

Quinn The Eskimo (The Mighty Quinn), the live version with The Band from the 1969 Isle of Wight Festival released on Self Portrait, from the film soundtrack album, Epic/Sony Music Soundtrax, 2003

Queen Jane Approximately from Highway 61 Revisited, although the song is not on the film soundtrack album

This film includes Idiot Wind from Blood On The Tracks over the closing credits and the US DVD menu. As far as I know there is no soundtrack album

Just Like A Woman from Blonde On Blonde, although the film soundtrack album features only the score by Alan Silvestri

This film has no connection with the 2004 Japanese film Iden & Tity below

All the songs in this film are original Dylan performances or cover versions of Dylan songs, Sony Music Soundtrax, 2003

Not Dark Yet from Time Out Of Mind, from a compilation of songs "chosen to honour" Mel Gibson's controversial film, Universal South, 2004

This song wasn't in the actual film!

The film soundtrack album, Sony Music (Japan only), 2004, is a compilation of eighteen Dylan songs, all regular album tracks

There is a separate film score soundtrack album which is non-Dylan because the Dylan songs on the soundtrack album don't actually appear in the film, just in the form of lyrics as sub-titles! This film has no connection with the 2003 US film Identity above

On The Road Again, from Bringing It All Back Home, from the film soundtrack album, Warner Bros/Rhino Records, 2004

Everything is Broken from Oh Mercy, although there is as far as I know no film soundtrack album

Man Of Peace from Infidels, although there is as far as I know no film soundtrack album

Just Like A Woman from Blonde On Blonde, although the song is not on the Milan Records film soundtrack album, which does include a cover of I Shall Be Released by Mack James

Subterranean Homesick Blues from Bringing It All Back Home. As far as I know, no soundtrack album has been released

R-0337 End Of The Line (Travelling Wilburys) - from the 1988 Wilbury Records/Warner Bros. album The Travelling Wilburys Volume One

This song was featured in the TV and theatre trailer but is sadly not in the film itself or on the film soundtrack album, which features only the score by John Williams

With God On Our Side from The Times They Are A-Changin', from a compilation of songs that inspired Michael Moore's film, Epic/Sony Music Soundtrax, 2004

This song wasn't in the actual film!

Boots of Spanish Leather from The Times They Are A-Changin', One More Cup of Coffee (Valley Below) from Desire and Shooting Star from Oh Mercy. There is as yet no soundtrack album

R-0649 Tell Ol' Bill - previously unreleased song from Columbia/Sony Music Soundtrax album North Country: Music From The Motion Picture, 2005

This is a new song, not the uncirculating out-take from Self Portrait of a traditional song of the same name recorded at Columbia Studios, New York, 4 Mar 1970. An alternate take of this performance is included in The Bootleg Series Vol. 8 - Tell Tale Signs: Rare And Unreleased 1989-2006, due out in October 2008.

R-0401 Keep It With Mine - instrumental version of I'll Keep It With Mine, out-take from Blonde On Blonde, recorded Columbia Studios, Nashville, TN, 15-16 Feb 1966

This film also includes Every Grain Of Sand from Shot of Love and covers of Wanted Man by Johnny Cash (not recorded by Bob) and When I Paint My Masterpiece by The Band - as far as I know there is no soundtrack album

R-0452 Rising Sun (Hufsteter/Larriva/Marsico/Quintana) - Bob plays harmonica for the Cruzados (then the Plugz), 1984 (edited version, 4:39) on the 2007 US Bird Song Records soundtrack album

Sadly this song is not in the 2005 film itself, just on the 2007 soundtrack album!

Knockin' On Heaven's Door from Pat Garrett & Billy The Kid, not on the TVT film soundtrack album

This film biography of Johnny Cash contains Highway 61 Revisited, although it is not on the soundtrack album. The soundtrack album does contain Joaquin Phoenix and Reese Witherspoon as Johnny Cash and June Carter performing It Ain't Me, Babe

Cold Irons Bound from Time Out Of Mind. As far as I know there is no film soundtrack album

Why We Fight (2006)

Not Dark Yet from Time Out Of Mind. As far as I know there is no film soundtrack album

...So Goes The Nation (2006)

Subterranean Homesick Blues from Bringing It All Back Home. As far as I know there is no film soundtrack album

Political World from Oh Mercy. As far as I know there is no film soundtrack album

Tangled Up In Blue from Blood On The Tracks and Gates Of Eden from Bringing It All Back Home, plus covers of Every Grain Of Sand by Amanda Ghost, Maggie's Farm and It Ain't Me, Babe by Silvertide, plus The Times They Are A-Changin' by A Whisper In The Dark. Only the four covers are on the film soundtrack, which also features music by James Newton Howard

Knockin' On Heaven's Door from Pat Garrett & Billy The Kid, on the 2006 Sony Music film soundtrack album

Quit Your Lowdown Ways from The Bootleg Series Vols. 1-3. As far as I know there is no film soundtrack album

Blowin' In The Wind from The Freewheelin' Bob Dylan. As far as I know there is no film soundtrack album

Beyond The Horizon from Modern Times. As far as I know there is no film soundtrack album

R-0738 Huck's Tune -  previously unreleased song from Columbia/Sony Music Soundtrax album Lucky You: Music From The Motion Picture, 2007

The soundtrack album also contains Like A Rolling Stone from Highway 61 Revisited.

This performance is included in The Bootleg Series Vol. 8 - Tell Tale Signs: Rare And Unreleased 1989-2006, due out in October 2008, so has ceased to be a rarity.

R-0337 End Of The Line (Travelling Wilburys) - from the 1988 Wilbury Records/Warner Bros. album The Travelling Wilburys Volume One

This song was featured in the TV and theatre trailer but is sadly not in the film itself, the DVD release (which doesn't include the trailer) or the film soundtrack album

Watching The River Flow from 1971 singles and Bob Dylan's Greatest Hits Vol. II. As far as I know there is no film soundtrack album

I Threw It All Away from Nashville Skyline. As far as I know there is no film soundtrack album

Mr. Tambourine Man from Bringing It All Back Home and Maggie’s Farm live at Newport 1965 from The Bootleg Series Vol. 7 - No Direction Home: The Soundtrack, both from the Sony Legacy film soundtrack album, 2008

Not Dark Yet from Time Out Of Mind - the song is not on the Lakeshore Records film soundtrack album

With God On Our Side from The Times They Are A-Changin', from the Lionsgate Records film soundtrack album, 2008

This film uses several Dylan songs - more information will be added when available

Blowin' In The Wind from The Freewheelin' Bob Dylan, from the 2008 WMI/Warner Germany film soundtrack album

The Times They Are A'Changin' from The Times They Are A-Changin' plus Jimi Hendrix's cover of All Along The Watchtower from John Wesley Harding

This film uses several Dylan songs including Dark Eyes from Empire Burlesque and reportedly a previously unreleased version of Shot Of Love - more information will be added when available

It's All Over Now, Baby Blue from Bringing It All Back Home. Bob is not included on the 2009 film soundtrack album

Rollin' And Tumblin' from Modern Times. As far as I know there is no film soundtrack album

Life Is Hard from Together Through Life. Details of any film soundtrack album will be added when available

Tears Of Rage by Bob Dylan and The Band from The Basement Tapes, from the TV soundtrack album Tour Of Duty 4, CBS (Australia), 1989

Bob's music has featured regularly in this 1960s set series and several soundtrack albums have been released, although only Heartbeat Love Songs (Universal Music TV, UK, 2003) includes a Dylan track, in this case I Want You from Blonde On Blonde

The Times They Are A-Changin', from the TV soundtrack album, Telstar TV (UK), 1997

R-0273 Dignity - original Oh Mercy out-take produced by Daniel Lanois (not the 1994 Brendan O'Brien remixed version for Greatest Hits Vol. 3) from the 550 Music/Sony Music Soundtrax compilation Touched By An Angel: The Album, 1998

This version of the song also appears on the 2000 European/Japanese Columbia compilations The Best Of Bob Dylan Vol. 2, and the 2001 UK/French release of The Essential Bob Dylan. Now no longer a rarity since it is included in The Essential Bob Dylan (2000) on the bobdylan.com albums page.

Gotta Serve Somebody, the regular album track from Slow Train Coming, broadcast in episode 24, Season 2, and from the soundtrack album The Sopranos: Music From The HBO Original Series, Sony Music Soundtrax, 1999

R-0275 Chimes Of Freedom - new version with Joan Osborne, recorded Oct 1998, from the TV mini-series soundtrack album, Mercury, 1999

There was a sequel called The '70s but as far as I know Bob was not involved.

R-0733 Play, Lady, Play - actually two unnamed instrumentals played during the episode of the US ABC TV show with this title first broadcast 12 Oct 1999 (Season 3, Episode 4)

Bob appeared with a band including T-Bone Burnett. This season of the series has not yet appeared on DVD.

R-0464 Return To Me [Ritorna A Me] (Danny Di Minno/Carmen Lombardo) - from the TV series soundtrack album, The Sopranos - Peppers & Eggs: Music From The HBO Original Series, Play Tone/Columbia (USA), Mar 2001

(The version actually broadcast in episode 38, Season 3, of The Sopranos was a different edit of the song, and therefore is R-0585.)

Not Dark Yet from Time Out Of Mind was used in episode 3, "The Ties That Bind", Shooting Star from Oh Mercy was used in episode 13, "Miracles and Wonders", and Lonesome Day Blues from "Love And Theft" was used in episode 15, "Acts Of Mercy". These songs are not on the 2003 Sony Records soundtrack album

Sign On The Window from New Morning, from the closing credits to episode 824 "The One where Rachel has a Baby, Part 2", the finale of Friends: The Complete Eighth Season, broadcast 2002

Not Dark Yet from Time Out Of Mind was used in episode 9, "In Extremis", broadcast in the USA on 21 Nov 2002

As far as I know there is no series soundtrack album

The Times They Are A-Changin' from the album of the same name, from the film soundtrack album of the PBS TV series aired Jan 2003, Columbia/Legacy (USA), 2003

The film soundtrack album also includes a cover of The Chimes Of Freedom by Bruce Springsteen. There was also a 3CD boxed set Freedom: Songs From The Heart Of America which included both tracks

Man Of Constant Sorrow from Bob Dylan, from the film soundtrack album of the TV mini-series, Dreamworks (USA), 2003

Maggie’s Farm from Bringing It All Back Home, from the TV film soundtrack album from this PBS series, Hip-O Records (USA), 2003

All Along The Watchtower from John Wesley Harding on the 2004 ABC Music/Universal Music Australia soundtrack compilation Walk On By: Songs That Inspired Generations - Volume 2

I Shall Be Released from Bob Dylan's Greatest Hits Vol. 2 was used in the episode broadcast in the USA on Friday 14 Jan 2005 - sadly it's been removed from the version of the episode of the Season 2 DVD, which states "SOME MUSIC HAS BEEN CHANGED FOR THIS HOME ENTERTAINMENT VERSION"

Not Dark Yet from Time Out Of Mind was used in episode 1, Season 2, broadcast in the USA on Sunday 6 Mar 2005

Knockin' On Heaven's Door from Pat Garrett & Billy The Kid was used in the episode broadcast in the USA on Sunday 2 May 2005

R-0721 Gotta Serve Somebody - live on TV (excerpt), "Saturday Night Live", NBC Studios, New York, 20 Oct 1979

This also appears in the DVD release Saturday Night Live: The Complete Fifth Season 1979-1980, released in the USA in Dec 2009 (see below)

Things Have Changed from the 2000 Wonder Boys soundtrack (see above), now no longer a rarity since it is included in The Essential Bob Dylan (2000) on the bobdylan.com albums page, was used in episode 4-13 "Sharif Returns" broadcast in the USA on 23 Jan 2007. The song was included on the Feb 2009 CBS US soundtrack compilation CD NCIS: The Official TV Series Soundtrack

Eight Dylan tracks were used in episode 4-15 "Blood On The Tracks" broadcast in the USA on 18 Feb 2007

As yet there is no commercial DVD release

It's All Right Ma (I'm Only Bleeding) from Bringing It All Back Home was used in the final episode 86, broadcast in the USA on 10 Jun 2007

Series Of Dreams from The Bootleg Series Vols. 1-3 was used in the final episode 1-10 of this short-lived HBO series broadcast on 13 Aug 2007

Shelter From The Storm from Blood On The Tracks is used in the first episode of this Fox US TV series, broadcast in the UK on Virgin 1

If You See Her, Say Hello from Blood On The Tracks is used in an episode of this Showtime US TV series, broadcast in the UK on Five. It is also included in the 2007 Abkco series soundtrack album

Lay, Lady, Lay from Nashville Skyline appeared in episode 6 of this ITV UK series, now available on DVD

Man In The Long Black Coat from Oh Mercy on the series soundtrack album

Don't Think Twice, It's All Right from The Freewheelin' Bob Dylan, not on the series soundtrack album

Just Like A Woman from Blonde On Blonde in episode 4-3, "Joy In A Bubble", broadcast 2 Oct 2008

R-0768 California - early version of Outlaw Blues from Bringing It All Back Home with different lyrics, on the Nov 2009 CBS US soundtrack compilation CD NCIS: The Official TV Series Soundtrack Vol. 2

The song was included in the episode of NCIS broadcast by CBS in the USA on 3 Nov 2009 (Season 7, episode 6 "Outlaws and In-laws")

Beyond Here Lies Nothin' from Together Through Life is used over the closing credits of "Beyond Here Lies Nothin' ", episode 12, Season 2, broadcast in the USA on 13 Sep 2009

Shelter From The Storm, the live 1976 version from Hard Rain, is used in "Believe", episode 9, Season 1, broadcast in the USA on 21 Nov 2009

R-0721 Gotta Serve Somebody - live on TV, "Saturday Night Live", NBC Studios, New York, 20 Oct 1979
This also appears in the DVD release Saturday Night Live: The First 5 Years, released in the USA in Sep 2005 (see above).

R-0831 Gotta Serve Somebody - live on TV, "Saturday Night Live", NBC Studios, New York, 20 Oct 1979

R-0832 Gotta Serve Somebody - live on TV, "Saturday Night Live", NBC Studios, New York, 20 Oct 1979

R-0787 Do Re Mi (Woody Guthrie) - new recording for the soundtrack album of the US History Channel TV documentary, Hip-O Records (USA), 2009

This 1967 Murray Lerner film contains several Dylan performances from the Newport Folk Festival, 1963-1965

It was released on DVD for the first time in Oct 2005

Contains several excerpts of Dylan performances

The 2000 and 2007 NewVideo DVD releases also contain four exclusive complete audio performances and extra performance footage

Johnny Cash: The Man Ÿ His World Ÿ His Music (1969)

R-0069 A Thousand Miles Behind [One Too Many Mornings] - Bob and Johnny duetting in the 1969 film and video/DVD

R-0445 East Virginia Blues [traditional] - performed by Bob and Earl Scruggs in the National Education TV programme broadcast 1971, but also available in the USA in the early 1990s on commercial video

Contains five songs recorded live with George Harrison, Leon Russell and Ringo Starr, Madison Square Garden, New York, 1 Aug 1971 (evening show)

The Warner Bros soundtrack album contains five live performances of Bob with The Band from Winterland, San Francisco, CA, 25 Nov 1976. The 2002 Rhino Expanded Edition added another performance, Hazel

Contains about forty-five minutes of concert footage with the Rolling Thunder Revue in 1975

No VHS or DVD release is available, but several songs from the film have been released by Columbia, including on Biograph and  The Bootleg Series Vol. 5 - Bob Dylan Live 1975: The Rolling Thunder Revue

Live Aid (1985)

R-0690 Blowin' In The Wind - with Keith Richards and Ronnie Wood at "Live Aid", Philadelphia, PA, 13 Jul 1985, from DVD release, Nov 2004

Released on video and laserdisc. Contains ten performances from the 1986 Australian tour with Tom Petty and The Heartbreakers, recorded Sydney, Australia, 24 & 25 Feb 1986, broadcast 20 Jun 1986

R-0202 Pretty Boy Floyd (Woody Guthrie) - performance exclusive to this soundtrack album

R-0324 Acne (Eric von Schmidt) - duet with Ramblin' Jack Elliott recorded at the Riverside Church, New York, on 29th July, 1961, previously unreleased, from the soundtrack album, Vanguard Records, 2000

This song isn't in the film, but it does include Jack Elliott singing Don't Think Twice, It's All Right

This film directed by Martin Scorsese features many Dylan performances on film, including the infamous "Judas!" shout performance at the Free Trade Hall, Manchester, England, 17 May 1966

The DVD extras include seven full-length Dylan performances not in the film

Corrina, Corrina from The Freewheelin' Bob Dylan on the Sony 2007 film soundtrack album The Future is Unwritten: Music From The Julien Temple Film

This film directed by Murray Lerner contains seventeen live Dylan performances

R-0143 Baby Let Me Follow You Down ((Rev Gary Davies, arr. Eric von Schmidt) - reprise, by Bob Dylan and The Band, from 1978's The Last Waltz, see above

Excepts from the 1967 film Don't Look Back appear in the chapter "Dylan vs. Donovan"

R-0757 I Pity The Poor Immigrant - duet with Bob Dylan and Joan Baez, live with the Rolling Thunder Revue, Fort Collins, CO, 23 May 1976