Revised:
07 May, 2008 "Starlight
In The East"
Directory
of Bob Dylan’s Unreleased Songs: H
| Compiled by Alan Fraser |
Revised:
07 May, 2008
"Searching For A Gem" (Home page) |
For the meanings of the song title colours and the circulation codes used in this directory, please see the header page for this section (click on "Up" below).
(Indefinite and definite articles at the beginning of song titles are ignored, so A WOMAN LIKE YOU is on the "W" page, and THE KING IS ON THE THRONE is on the "K" page.)
| HALF AS MUCH | 1981 | N? |
| Recorded during "Shot Of Love" sessions at Rundown Studios, Santa Monica, CA, 23 Apr 1981 | ||
| HARD TIMES BLUES | ||
| This is one of the titles on a hoax tape called "The Pittsburgh Radio Tape" listed by Paul Cable in his book "Bob Dylan - His Unreleased Recordings" - see DEATH LETTER BLUES. Bob of course recorded the Stephen Foster song HARD TIMES for the "Good As I Been To You" album in 1992, and performed it several times live in 1993 | ||
| HARD TRAVELIN' | Woody Guthrie, 1962 | M |
| This is one of the titles on a hoax tape called "The Pittsburgh Radio Tape" listed by Paul Cable in his book "Bob Dylan - His Unreleased Recordings" - see DEATH LETTER BLUES. The song is by Woody Guthrie, performed by Bob in 1962, notably on the Folksinger's Choice WBAI radio programme with Cynthia Gooding, recorded 11 Mar 1962. Bob also quotes the title in SONG TO WOODY, from his first album. | ||
| HAT PIN | 1990 | O |
| Recording session sheet title of 10,000 MEN, released on "Under The Red Sky" | ||
| HER MEMORY | Bob Dylan/Helena Springs/Kenny Moore, 1980 | N? |
| Recorded at Rundown Studios, Santa Monica, CA, 23 Sep 1980 | ||
| HER VERSION OF JEALOUSY | 1978 | N? |
| Mentioned in an interview with Craig McGregor, Brisbane, Australia, 12 Mar 1978 | ||
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| HERO BLUES | 1962 | H D S L |
This exists as a home
recording, as a Witmark demo, and in two different studio
versions: the first is an out-take from "The
Freewheelin’ Bob Dylan", recorded at Columbia
Studios, New York, 06 Dec 1962 (CO77020); the second is an
out-take from "The Times They Are A-Changin'",
recorded Columbia Studios, New York, 12 Aug 1963
(CO78980). The "Times" out-take was included on early acetate copies of
the album, see "Searching For A Gem",
1964.
This song was performed live at New York Town Hall, 12 Apr 1963 (when it was
recorded by
Columbia and put on to an acetate), but not released or performed again until January 1974, when
Bob performed a version
with revised lyrics twice with The Band.
Original lyrics on bobdylan.com  Available as a cover by
Michel Montecrossa on his 6CD Mira Sound Germany set "Bob Dylan Fest
2001", see D page for details. A live
performance of this song (misidentified, but probably the live 12 Apr
1963 performance) was made available for download by
on the Apple Computer music store
in Apr 2003, see
The "Times" out-take with fake applause was included as a
"live" track on a recently discovered acetate of a version of the
eventually unreleased album "Bob Dylan In Concert",
see "Searching For A Gem",
2004 |
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| HEY BABY | 1966 | N? |
| Possible song title listed on the manuscript page of PLEDGING MY TIME, included in "Rough Songs" by Stephen Bishop - for more details see CROSS ROADS | ||
Ernest Tubb "Let's Say Goodbye Like We Said Hello", Bear Family 5CD
boxed set, contains two versions on CD4 of HEY LA LA, performed by Bob in 1989
and misidentified
| HEY LA LA | Ray Price/Leonard McRight, 1989 | L |
| Performed three times in concerts between
May and July 1989, the composer
of this country cover is given in Dundas as "McBride", but it's
actually the song HEY
LA LA performed by Ernest Tubb and his Texas Troubadours
[identified positively by Artur Jarosinski]. It
can be found today on the 5CD boxed set "Let's Say Goodbye Like
We Said Hello", Bear Family BCD 15498, available from here
,
lyrics here
.
Also known as LA LA LA, MY
LA-LA and MY
TRUE LA LA (the chorus is "Hey la la, oh la la, my true
la la") |
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| HEY LITTLE RICHARD | 1958 | H |
| From the "John Bucklen Tape", recorded at Hibbing, MN | ||
| HIGH AWAY | 1981 | S |
| Alternate title of AH AH AH AH, instrumental recorded during "Shot Of Love" sessions, Clover Recorder, Los Angeles, CA, 01 May 1981 | ||
| (HIGH ON A) MOUNTAIN OF LOVE | Harold Dorman, 1984 | S |
| Song recorded with Al Green at Intergalactic Studios, New York, 24 Jul 1984. Mentioned by Ronnie Wood in an interview with John Bauldie, London, 1988, published in the UK Dylan fanzine "The Telegraph". Thanks to Gil Walker for the information that this is not a Dylan song, but actually written by Harold Dorman, and recorded in the 1960s by The Beach Boys, Bobby Darin, Charley Pride, Johnny Rivers and Bobby Vee, amongst others. It was also rehearsed by Bob in 1989 but not performed live | ||
| HOLD OF MY HEART | Bob Dylan, 1983 | S |
| Recording session sheet title of TIGHT CONNECTION TO MY HEART (HAS ANYBODY SEEN MY LOVE) at the "Empire Burlesque" sessions, Power Station, New York, 15 Jan 1985. (An early version recorded in 1983 during the "Infidels" sessions was released as SOMEONE'S GOT A HOLD OF MY HEART on "The Bootleg Series Vols. 1-3 [Rare & Unreleased] 1961-1991".) | ||
| HOLLY'S SONG | 1973 | S |
| Alternate title of GOODBYE HOLLY, out-take from "Pat Garrett And Billy The Kid OST", recorded at CBS Discos Studios, Mexico City, 20 Jan 1973 | ||
| HOLYLAND | ||
| Actually not a song title, but a rumoured album title mentioned by Paul Cable in his book "Bob Dylan - His Unreleased Recordings" - like SNOW OVER INTERSTATE 80 (also see my Snow Over Interstate 80 page) and STORMY SEASON, it's a hoax | ||
| HOMME ORCHESTRE | Bob Dylan/Hugues Aufray/Pierre Delanoë, 1965 | O |
| US copyrighted name of French translation of MR. TAMBOURINE MAN from "Bringing It All Back Home" found by Tim Dunn. Actually L'HOMME ORCHESTRE recorded by Hugues Aufray | ||
| HONEY BABE | Bob Dylan?, 1963 | R |
| From the "Banjo Tape" rehearsal with Gil Turner and Happy Traum, Gerdes Folk City, New York, 08 Feb 1963 (see comments for ALL OVER YOU). Paul Cable calls this song YOU DON'T DO ME LIKE YOU USED TO DO | ||
| HONEY WAIT | 1984 | S |
| Song recorded with Al Green at Intergalactic Studios, New York, 24 Jul 1984 | ||
| HOUR OF THE WOLF | Date? | N? |
| Song copyrighted by Bob at SESAC. Further details required! Thanks to Dag Braathen and Tim Dunn for information | ||
| HOW MANY DAYS? | Bob Dylan?, 1983 | N? |
| Song recorded during the "Infidels" sessions at The Power Station, New York, 29 Apr 1983 | ||
| HOW MANY ROSES? | ? | ? |
| Otherwise unknown song copyrighted by Bob at ASCAP before he left for SESAC in 1997. Thanks to Tim Dunn for the information | ||
Jude Johnstone's 2002 album Coming Of Age (BoJak Records 8014)
| HOWLIN' AT YOUR WINDOW | Bob Dylan/Jude Johnstone, 1993 | N? |
| Co-written in Austin, TX, April 1993, with singer-songwriter Jude Johnstone (who wrote Grammy Award-winning UNCHAINED for Johnny Cash, WOMAN BEFORE ME for Trisha Yearwood, CRY WOLF for Stevie Nicks, etc.). Thanks to Bob Burton from BoJak Records (Jude's manager) for confirming that she indeed wrote the lyrics for this song, while Bob wrote the music. It currently exists only in a version she's recorded as a "pitch demo". Her 2002 album "Coming Of Age" shown doesn't contain HOWLIN' AT YOUR WINDOW, nor does her second album "On A Good Day" from 2005. However Tim Dunn informs me that the song was copyrighted on 20 Dec 2005 by Sajak Music, Mad Jack Music and Bob Dylan, so it may finally be being considered for release. | ||
| HUNG OVER, HUNG DOWN, HUNG OUT | 1962 | O |
| Alternate title given to MIXED UP CONFUSION, released as a single in December 1962 and on CD on the Australian compilation "Masterpieces" and "Biograph" | ||
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