F-J
P-S
T-Z
Picture from the Highway 61 Interactive CD-ROM (see
1995) showing Bob with Johnny Cash, who recorded One Too Many Mornings together in 1969
- although not used in Nashville Skyline, an excerpt of the
performance can be seen in the documentary Johnny Cash: The Man Ÿ
His World Ÿ
His Music now available on DVD (see VHS
& DVD 1960s)
This is the third part of a list of songs in the Searching For A Gem
pages. Titles in
red are not included on a currently available Columbia Bob Dylan CD (for these see bobdylan.com
). Dates are of first
release.
(Indefinite and definite articles at the beginning of song titles are ignored, so A COUPLE MORE YEARS is listed under "C" and THE BALLAD OF HOLLIS BROWN is listed under "B", for example.)
Revised: 11 April, 2008
Keep Your Eyes On The Prize (Len Chandler)
R-0561 Bob and Joan Baez accompany Len Chandler, live from the March on Washington, 28 Aug 1963, from USA: Integration, a BBC radio station disc (UK), 1964
King Of Kings
R-0517 A previously unreleased instrumental with Ronnie Wood and Bob on guitars, presumably recorded at Ron Wood's home studio, Sandymount, County Kildare, Ireland, early 1996, at the same time as Interfere (see F-J), from Ronnie Wood's 2001 album Not For Beginners, see 2001
Knockin' On Heaven's Door [Pat Garrett & Billy The Kid OST, 1973]R-0536 Mono version of song from Pat Garrett & Billy The Kid soundtrack album on Columbia 7" singles, see 1973 and 1974
R-0593 Overdubbed album version on charity album Voices Of Hope, Ark 21 Records (USA), 2002
R-0134 Live with the Rolling Thunder Review, Providence, RI, 4 Nov 1975, from the EP Bob Dylan In Concerto from Gong in Italy, 1976
R-0181 Live from the HBO special Hard To Handle with Tom Petty and The Heartbreakers, 1986, see VHS & DVD 1980s
R-0232 Mistake in edit with loop of audience applause overdubbed, from European Columbia copies of MTV Unplugged, 1995
R-0439 Edit of MTV Unplugged version (presumably the correct version, not R-0232) from Columbia promo CD single, 1995R-0661 Live from Jack Fate and his band from the Masked And Anonymous DVD release, Feb 2004 (excerpt only), see VHS & DVD 2000s Part 2
Last Night (Traveling Wilburys)
R-0331 From Traveling Wilburys Volume One, Wilbury Records (Warner Brothers), 1988 (Wilburys)
R-0784 Studio rehearsal of R-0331 from radio station CD The Traveling Wilburys Radio Special, 2007 (Wilburys
Last Thoughts On Woody Guthrie [The Bootleg Series Vols. 1-3, 1991]
R-0801 [As Woody Poem] - live Town Hall, New York, 12 Apr 1963 (stereo version), from first version of cancelled Columbia album Bob Dylan In Concert, 1964, longer spoken intro than the stereo version released in 1991 on The Bootleg Series Vols. 1-3
R-0801M [As Woody Poem] - live Town Hall, New York, 12 Apr 1963 (mono version), from first version of cancelled Columbia album Bob Dylan In Concert, 1964, longer spoken intro than the stereo version released in 1991 on The Bootleg Series Vols. 1-3
Lay Down Your Weary Tune [Biograph, 1985]
R-0370 Live, Carnegie Hall, New York, 26 Oct 1963 (stereo version), from the unreleased 1964 Columbia album Bob Dylan In Concert (see 1964), also surfaced in 1980 on unreleased Columbia acetates (see 1980), released on bobdylan.com ( BDC5, see Online Performances (bobdylan.com) )
R-0370M Live Carnegie Hall, New York, 26 Oct 1963 (mono version), from first version of cancelled Columbia album Bob Dylan In Concert, 1964
Lay, Lady, Lay [Nashville Skyline, 1969]
R-0759 7" UK mono acetate with different mix of track from Nashville Skyline added to 1969
Lenny Bruce [Shot Of Love, 1981]
R-0177 Live from the HBO special Hard To Handle with Tom Petty and The Heartbreakers, 1986, see VHS & DVD 1980s
Leopard-Skin Pill-Box Hat [Blonde On Blonde, 1966]
R-0447 Columbia 7" mono single edit, 1966R-0626 Live with The Hawks, Dublin, Ireland, 5 May 1966, from the American Masters web-site, Aug 2005, see Online Performances (Other)
R-0409 Live with The Hawks, Royal Albert Hall, London, England, 26 May 1966, from The Gelston Acetates, a set of Columbia acetates which surfaced in 1986
Let It Be Me (Pierre Delanoe/Gilbert Becaud/M. Curtis) [Self Portrait, 1970]
R-0154 B-side of 1981 Heart Of Mine single, Shot Of Love out-take recorded May 1981 - not the 1970 Self Portrait version, see 1981Let Me Die in My Footsteps [The Bootleg Series Vols. 1-3, 1991]
R-0028 As I Will Not Go Down Under The Ground, Broadside version with Happy Traum, from the 1963 Folkways album Broadside Ballads Vol. 1, alternate version to the one released on The Bootleg Series Vols. 1-3, see 1963
R-0551 Extended version (stereo) with extra verse from the Columbia test pressing and promotional copies of The Freewheelin' Bob Dylan, 1963 (the version released in 1991 on The Bootleg Series Vols. 1-3 has this verse missing)
R-0551M Extended version (mono) with extra verse from the Columbia test pressing and promotional copies of The Freewheelin' Bob Dylan, 1963
Let's Stick Together (Wilbert Harrison) [Down In The Groove, 1988]
R-0195 Unfaded finish, on both the Columbia acetate and first and second versions of the promo cassette for Down In The Groove, see 1987 and 1988Like A Rolling Stone [Highway 61 Revisited, 1965]
R-0426 Edited version (3:50) on US Columbia acetate, 1965
R-0045 Part 1 (3:02) - A-side of Columbia/CBS radio station promo 7" singles, 1965R-0070 Part 2 (3:02) - B-side of ColumbiaCBS radio station promo 7" singles, 1965
R-0509 0:25 excerpt of the Highway 61 Revisited album track used in a special CBS album for internal circulation only: The Sounds Of The 60's In Pitman (released to commemorate the 10th anniversary of the CBS pressing plant in Pitman, New Jersey, 1970), see 1970
R-0527 1.31 excerpt from Highway 61 Revisited version (first verse and refrain), on Al Kooper promo CD What Do All These Recording Artists Have In Common???, Columbia/Legacy (USA), see 2001
R-0352 2:03 edit of album track from Highway 61 Revisited on The Essentials X Star Box, Sony Japan promotional CD, 2003
R-0301 Recorded live
with the Paul Butterfield Blues Band at the Newport Folk Festival, 25 Jul 1965,
from The Other Side Of The Mirror: Bob Dylan Live At The Newport Folk
Festival 1963-1965, Oct 2007, see
VHS & DVD 2000s Part 4
Released unofficially previously on a 1991 Italian CD Bob Dylan 1 accompanying an issue of Il Dizionario del Rock
(The Dictionary of Rock) - a series of magazines in the early 1990s, see Questionable
Releases
R-0719 Live In Newcastle, England, 21 May 1966 (previously uncirculating), from Martin Scorcese documentary film "Bob Dylan: No Direction Home", DVD release, Sep 2005, see VHS & DVD 2000s Part 3
R-0479 Recorded live with The Band at the Academy of Music in Brooklyn, New York City, 31 Dec 1971, bonus track on the 2001 reissue of the Band's Capitol album Rock Of Ages
R-0174 Live from the HBO special Hard To Handle with Tom Petty and The Heartbreakers, 1986, see VHS & DVD 1980s
Q-0026 Recorded live at the Arena Di Verona, Italy, on 29 May 1984, from the Italian commercial video Tour Europeo - Arena Di Verona, 1989, see Questionable Video
R-0457 Rap cover version by the Mystery Tramps on Imago Records, 1993, contains several samples of the original song from Highway 61 Revisited, see 1993R-0442 As Come Una Pietra Scalciata (Dylan/Aleotti/Perrini) - cover version in Italian by Articolo 31 from their album Nessuno with parts of Bob's original version included, see 1998. This track is also available on the May 2001 BMG Germany compilation May Your Song Always Be Sung Again: The Songs Of Bob Dylan Vol. 2, see 2001.
Like A Ship (Traveling Wilburys)
R-0781 1990 out-take from Traveling Wilburys Volume Three, Wilbury Records (Warner Brothers), finally released on Rhino boxed set The Traveling Wilburys Collection, 2007 (Wilburys)
Lily Of The West (Traditional, arranged E. Davies/J. Peterson) [Dylan, 1973]
R-0097 From the 1973 Columbia album Dylan, also known as A Fool Such As I, see 1973Lily, Rosemary & The Jack Of Hearts [Blood On The Tracks, 1975]
R-0116 Unreleased alternate version from the 1974 Columbia test pressing of Blood On The Tracks (with extra verse), see 1974Little Moses (Bert A. Williams/Earl C. Jones)
BDC41 Live, Historic Orpheum Theater, Minneapolis, MN, 2 Sep 1992, from bobdylan.com, Dec 1998, see Online Performances (bobdylan.com)
London Waltz (Richard Fariña)
R-0015 Bob supplies harmonica and back-up vocals to Richard Fariña and Eric von Schmidt from their 1964 Folklore album Dick Fariña & Eric von Schmidt, see 1964 (Bob's involvement is disputed)Lonesome Day Blues ["Love And Theft", 2001]
BDC80 Live, National Car Rental Center, Sunrise, Florida, 1 Feb 2002, from bobdylan.com, Feb 2002, see Online Performances (bobdylan.com)
The Lonesome Death Of Hattie Carroll [The Times They Are A-Changin', 1964]
R-0809 Live, De Montfort Hall, Leicester, England, 2 May 1965, from the bonus DVD with the Docurama "1965 Tour Deluxe Edition" of Don't Look Back, 2007, see VHS & DVD 2000s Part 4
R-0295 Live, Royal Albert Hall, London, England, 9 May 1965, from the DVD release of D.A. Pennebaker's 1965 film Don't Look Back, 2000
Q-0018 Live from a BBC TV broadcast recorded 1 Jun 1965, from a 1992 Italian CD Bob Dylan 2 accompanying an issue of Il Dizionario del Rock (The Dictionary of Rock) - a series of magazines in the early 1990s, see Questionable Releases
BDC12 Live, El Rey Theater, Los Angeles, 16 Dec 1997, from bobdylan.com, Jan 1998, see Online Performances (bobdylan.com)
The Lonesome River (Ralph & Carter Stanley)
R-0266 With Ralph Stanley, from his Rebel Records album Clinch Mountain Country, see 1998
Lonesome Whistle Blues (Hank Williams)
R-0009 A Freewheelin' out-take, recorded 1962, this song was one of those short-listed for The Bootleg Series Vols. 1-3 - from a Columbia acetate which surfaced in 1980Long Ago, Far Away
R-0029 1962 Witmark demo of a still unreleased song, from unreleased Witmark acetate LP and Witmark single acetate, 1963, and Warner Bros Nine Songs Publisher's Sampler, 1967Long John (Traditional)
Q-0003 From the "Minnesota Hotel Tape", Minneapolis, MN, 22 Dec 1961, a UK Emidisc acetate from the late 1960s, see Questionable Releases
Long Time Gone
R-0030 1963 Witmark demo of a still unreleased song, from unreleased Witmark acetate LP, 1963, and Warner Bros Nine Songs Publisher's Sampler, 1967Love Minus Zero/No Limit [Bringing It All Back Home, 1965]
R-0804 Soundcheck, The Oval, City Hall, Sheffield, England, 30 Apr 1965, from the bonus DVD with the Docurama "1965 Tour Deluxe Edition" of Don't Look Back, 2007, see VHS & DVD 2000s Part 4
R-0297 Live, The Oval, City Hall, Sheffield, England, 30 Apr 1965 (misdated as from City Hall, Newcastle, England, 6 May 1965 (incorrectly shown as 9 May 1965), from the DVD release of D.A. Pennebaker's 1965 film "Don't Look Back", see VHS & DVD 2000s Part 1. The performance has now been positively identified as actually being from Sheffield!
R-0718 Live - London, England, 10 May 1965, from Martin Scorcese documentary film "Bob Dylan: No Direction Home", DVD release, Sep 2005, see VHS & DVD 2000s Part 1
R-0824 Live, Newport Folk Festival, Newport, RI, 24 Jul 1965 (afternoon workshop), from 2007 US Columbia/Legacy DVD The Other Side Of The Mirror: Bob Dylan Live At The Newport Folk Festival 1963-1965, see VHS & DVD 2000s Part 4
R-0722 Recorded live at the Concert for Bangladesh with George Harrison, Leon Russell and Ringo Starr, Madison Square Garden, New York, 1 Aug 1971 (afternoon show), bonus track on remixed Epic 2CD release, 2005R-0233 Additional track on non-US Columbia copies of MTV Unplugged, 1995, listed on the CD as a bonus track, also on European (PAL) MTV Unplugged videos, see 1995 and VHS & DVD 1990s Part 2
Love Rescue Me (Bono/Bob Dylan)
R-0199 Bob plays harmonica and provides backing vocals for U2 on their Island Rattle And Hum Island album, 1988Love Sick [Time Out Of Mind, 1997]
R-0254 Radio edit from Columbia promo CD single, see 1997R-0263 Live, Grammy Awards, Radio City Music Hall, New York City, 25 Feb 1998, from Columbia promo CDs and CD singles, 1998
BDC56 Live, Municipal Auditorium, Nashville, TN 6 Feb 1999, from bobdylan.com, Jun 1999, see Online Performances (bobdylan.com)
R-0658 Remix from Columbia US 9-track promo CD produced exclusively for Victoria's Secret, 2004
Love's Made A Fool Of You (Buddy Holly/Wes Montgomery)
R-0058 Bob was once thought to be the "Roosevelt Gook" playing piano on Tom Rush's 1966 Elektra album Take A Little Walk With Me, see 1966 and Red HerringsR-0058M Mono version of R-0058, see 1966 and Red Herrings
R-0300 Recorded live with the Paul Butterfield Blues Band at the Newport Folk Festival, 25 Jul 1965, from Murray Lerner's film Festival, 1967 (see VHS & DVD 1960s), also available on a 1991 Italian CD Bob Dylan 1 accompanying an issue of Il Dizionario del Rock (The Dictionary of Rock) - a series of magazines in the early 1990s, see Questionable Releases. Now officially released on a Dylan album in Aug 2005 on The Bootleg Series Vol. 7: No Direction Home
Make You Feel My Love [Time Out Of Mind, 1997]
R-0443 Live, Pauley Pavilion, UCLA, Los Angeles, CA, 21 May 1998 from the European Things Have Changed CD single, May 2000 (see 2000), same as BDC26 from bobdylan.com, Jun 1998 (see Online Performances (bobdylan.com) )
BDC53 Live, UNO Lakefront Arena, New Orleans, LA, 3 Feb 1999, from bobdylan.com, May 1999, see Online Performances (bobdylan.com)
Mama, You've Been On My Mind [The Bootleg Series Vols. 1-3, 1991]
R-0220 With Joan Baez, Philharmonic Hall, New York City, 31 Oct 1964, from her Vanguard boxed set Rare, Live & Classic, 1993. Now officially released on a Dylan album in Mar 2004 on The Bootleg Series Vol. 6: Live 1964R-0420 Recorded with George Harrison during the New Morning sessions at Columbia Studios, New York, 1 May 1970, from The Gelston Acetates, a set of Columbia acetates which surfaced in 1986
BDC30 Live, Brussels, Belgium, 17 Jun 1998, from bobdylan.com, Aug 1998, see Online Performances (bobdylan.com)
The Man In Me [New Morning, 1970]
BDC20 Live, Landmark Theater, Syracuse, NY, 28 Jan 1998, from bobdylan.com, Apr 1998, see Online Performances (bobdylan.com)
Man In The Long Black Coat [Oh Mercy, 1989]
R-0460 Bob is reported to play guitar and supply vocals to this version by Emerson, Lake & Palmer from their 1994 Victory album In The Hot Seat, see 1994 (re-released by Polygram International, 2000)
BDC45 Live, Ice Palace, Tampa, FL, 30 Jan 1999, from bobdylan.com, Apr 1999, see Online Performances (bobdylan.com)
Man Of Constant Sorrow (Traditional) [Bob Dylan, 1962]
R-0716 - Live On TV, Mar 1963 (Westinghouse Studios "Folk Songs And More Folk Songs", not 1964 as listed), from Martin Scorcese documentary film "Bob Dylan: No Direction Home", DVD release, Sep 2005, see VHS & DVD 2000s Part 3
Man Of Peace [Infidels, 1983]
R-0544 Recorded with the Grateful Dead during rehearsals at Club Front, San Rafael, CA, 9 Jun 1987, from the Grateful Dead Records/Arista album Postcards Of The Hanging: The Grateful Dead Play The Music Of Bob Dylan, 2002
Margarita (Traveling Wilburys)
R-0335 From Traveling Wilburys Volume One, Wilbury Records (Warner Brothers), 1988 (Wilburys)
Mary Ann (Traditional) [Dylan, 1973]
R-0103 From the Columbia album Dylan, also known as A Fool Such As I, see 1973Mary Ann's Garage Sale (Elliott Murphy)
R-0764 Bob is rumoured to
contribute uncredited backing vocals to this song by Elliott Murphy on his
French Last Call Records album Coming Home Again,
2007
This entry has now been moved to "Red
Herrings"!
Masters Of War [The Freewheelin' Bob Dylan, 1963]
R-0292 Witmark demo version from 1963 Columbia acetate LP, different from the regular Freewheelin' version, see 1963
R-0728 Live, New York Town Hall, 12 Apr 1963 (5:21), extended version of track from The Bootleg Series Vol. 7: No Direction Home (4:43) on Columbia/Legacy US radio station CD No Direction Home: Bootleg Volume 7 - Exclusive Radio Sampler, 2005
R-0185 Live with Tom Petty and The Heartbreakers, from the Westwood One Radio Broadcast Superstars In Concert, 1986Maxine (Traveling Wilburys)
R-0782 1990 out-take from Traveling Wilburys Volume Three, Wilbury Records (Warner Brothers), finally released on Rhino boxed set The Traveling Wilburys Collection, 2007 (Wilburys)
Me And Paul (Willie Nelson)
R-0091 Bob plays harmonica and organ for Doug Sahm on the 1972 Atlantic album Doug Sahm & Band, see 1972Midnight Special (Huddie Ledbetter - "Leadbelly")
R-0001 Bob plays harmonica for Harry Belafonte on the title track of his 1962 RCA album The Midnight Special (stereo version), see 1962. The track has also appeared on many Harry Belafonte compilation albums from 1972 to 2000, see the appropriate parts of this listing.R-0001M Bob plays harmonica for Harry Belafonte on the title track of his 1962 RCA album The Midnight Special (mono version), see 1962. The track has also appeared on a West German single as B-side of Zombie Jamboree in 1964
R-0486 A previously unreleased alternate take from the same sessions as R-0001, released in 2001 on the BMG Germany compilation May Your Song Always Be Sung Again: The Songs Of Bob Dylan Vol. 2
Milk Cow Blues (Robert Johnson)
R-0010 Freewheelin' out-take, version 1 (take 3), recorded at Columbia Studios, New York, 25 April 1962, from a Columbia acetate which surfaced in 1980R-0391 Freewheelin' out-take, version 2 (take 4), recorded at Columbia Studios, New York, 25 April 1962, from a Columbia acetate which surfaced in 1980
Million Dollar Bash [The Basement Tapes, 1975]
R-0449 With The Band from The Basement Tapes, mono version on Columbia promo single, 1975, see Mono 7" Singles & EPs 1970-76Million Miles
R-0279 Live, Broome County Arena, Binghamton, NY, 19 Feb 1999, from the Columbia promo CD Million Miles: Live Recordings 1997-1999, see 1999Minellos (Rubin Steiner/Bob Dylan)
R-0553 Composition by Rubin Steiner (3:04) featuring a sample of Lay, Lady, Lay from the first release of his Chronowax/BMG album Wunderbar Drei, see 2002
Minellos (Part 2) (Rubin Steiner/Bob Dylan)
R-0838 Composition by Rubin Steiner (6:16) featuring a sample of Lay, Lady, Lay from subsequent releases of his Chronowax/BMG album Wunderbar Drei, extended version of R-0553, see 2002
Minstrel Show (Barry Goldberg)
R-0109 Bob contributes back-up vocals for Barry Goldberg on his self-titled Atco album, see 1974Miss O'Dell (George Harrison)
R-0281 Bob is rumoured to be the harmonica player on this B-side of George Harrison's Apple single Give Me Love (Give Me Peace On Earth), see 1973R-0747 Bob is rumoured to be the harmonica player on this alternate take of the song from the bonus DVD with the Apple remastered Limited Edition of George Harrison's 1973 album Living In The Material World, see 2006
Mixed Up Confusion [Single, 1962, then Biograph, 1985]
(For details of the four released alternate takes of this song, see 1962.)Take A
R-0007 Mono version, A-side of US Columbia single, 1962 - a stereo version is now on the 1997 remastered CD release of Biograph, see 1997
R-0575 Different mono mix of R-0007 (original 1962 US single), from US Columbia acetate, surfaced early 1984
Take B
R-0145 Alternate take to the original single without the opening harmonica solo and with different lyrics from R-0007, from the Japanese promo LP Mr. D's Collection # 1 (see 1974), the Japanese promo EP Mr. D's Collection # 2 (see 1977) and the 1978 Japanese/Australian compilation Masterpieces (see 1978) This take is specifically labelled as mono on the Japanese release of Masterpieces, although on the Australian release it is shown as stereo.
R-0748 Edited version of R-0145 (2:22 as opposed to 2:30) on the original 1985 release of Biograph (see 1985)
R-0576 Different mono mix of R-0145, from US Columbia acetate, surfaced early 1984
R-0577 Second different mono mix of R-0145, from US Columbia acetate, surfaced early 1984
R-0578 Third different mono mix of R-0145, from US Columbia acetate, surfaced early 1984
Take C
R-0573 Second alternate take to the original single, again without the opening harmonica solo but with different lyrics from R-0145, from a 1962 Columbia acetate that surfaced in Apr 1982
Take D
R-0574 Third alternate take to the original single, with an opening harmonica solo but with different lyrics from R-0007, from a second 1962 Columbia acetate that surfaced in Jun 1984
Money Honey (Jesse Stone)
R-0060 Bob was once thought to be the "Roosevelt Gook" playing piano on Tom Rush's 1966 Elektra album Take A Little Walk With Me, see 1966 and Red HerringsR-0060M Mono version of R-0060, see 1966 and Red Herrings
Moonlight ["Love And Theft", 2001]
BDC95 Live, Vic Theatre, Chicago, IL, 7 Mar 2004, from bobdylan.com, Mar 2004, see Online Performances (bobdylan.com)
Moonshiner (Traditional) [The Bootleg Series Vols. 1-3, 1991]
R-0704 Live, Gaslight Club, New York, Oct 1962, from Bob Dylan Live At The Gaslight 1962, Starbucks/Hear Music/Sony Music Custom Marketing Group (USA), 2005
Most Likely You Go Your Way (And I'll Go Mine) [Blonde On Blonde, 1966]
R-0543 Live with The Band from Before The Flood - mono version on Asylum radio station promo 7" single, 1974, see Mono 7" Singles & EPs 1970-76
BDC99 Live, 9:30 Club, Washington, DC, 2 April 2004, from bobdylan.com, Apr 2004, see Online Performances (bobdylan.com)
R-0826 Remix by Mark Ronson of track from Blonde On Blonde released on Columbia/Legacy 7" and CD singles, 2007
Most Of The Time [Oh Mercy, 1989]
R-0362 Radio edit (3:55) on Columbia promo CD single, 1990R-0209 New version for 1990 Columbia promo single, recorded 16 Mar 1990 at the Record Plant, Hollywood, CA, produced by Don Was, see 1990
R-0446 From the 2000 Hollywood Records soundtrack album of the film High Fidelity - this version is reportedly remixed from the Oh Mercy version - now superseded by the hybrid SACD release
Mozambique [Desire, 1976]
R-0455 Mono version on B-side of Columbia promo 7" single, 1976, see Mono 7" Singles & EPs 1970-76Mr. Bojangles (Jerry Jeff Walker) [Dylan, 1973]
R-0101 From the Columbia album Dylan, also known as Dylan (A Fool Such As I), see 1973Mr. Tambourine Man [Bringing It All Back Home, 1965]
R-0674 Previously unknown live recording, possibly Royal Festival Hall, London, 17 May 1964 (stereo version), from second version of cancelled Columbia album Bob Dylan In Concert, 1964
R-0674M Previously unknown live recording, most likely to be from the Royal Festival Hall, London, 17 May 1964 (mono version), from second version of cancelled Columbia album Bob Dylan In Concert, 1964
R-0717 Live at the Newport Folk Festival, Newport, RI, 24 Jul 1964 (not 26 Jul 1964 as listed), from Martin Scorcese documentary film "Bob Dylan: No Direction Home", DVD release, Sep 2005, see VHS & DVD 2000s Part 3
R-0726 Live, Newport Folk Festival, Newport, RI, 26 Jul 1964 (evening show), available for download from iTunes in the UK and USA in Nov 2005, see 2005 (this is the correct performance from 26 Jul 1964)
R-0398 Live at the Philharmonic Hall, New York, 31 Oct 1964, surfaced in 1980 on unreleased Columbia acetates, see 1980
R-0368 Cut version (2:25), from Positively 4th Street CBS EP, France/Spain, 1965
Q-0013 Live from a BBC TV broadcast recorded London, 1 Jun 1965, from a 1992 Italian CD Bob Dylan 2 accompanying an issue of Il Dizionario del Rock (The Dictionary of Rock) - a series of magazines in the early 1990s, see Questionable Releases
Recorded live (solo acoustic) at the Newport Folk Festival, 25 Jul 1965, from Murray Lerner's film Festival, 1967 (see VHS & DVD 1960s), also available on a 1991 Italian CD Bob Dylan 1 accompanying an issue of Il Dizionario del Rock (The Dictionary of Rock) - a series of magazines in the early 1990s, see Questionable Releases
R-0732 Live, Belfast, Northern Ireland, 6 May 1966, from the American Masters web-site, Aug 2005, see Online Performances (Other)
R-0418 Recorded live (incomplete), Royal Albert Hall, London, England, 27 May 1966, from The Gelston Acetates, a set of Columbia acetates which surfaced in 1986
R-0078 From the Concert for Bangladesh, recorded live with George Harrison, Leon Russell and Ringo Starr, Madison Square Garden, New York, 1 Aug 1971 (evening show), see 1972 (this performance is not included in the feature film now available on VHS & DVD, see VHS & DVD 1970s)
R-0217 With the Byrds, recorded at the Roy Orbison Tribute Concert, Feb 1990, from their Columbia Legacy boxed set The Byrds, 1990
R-0564 Excerpt of R-0217, with the Byrds, recorded at the Roy Orbison Tribute Concert, Universal Amphitheatre, Los Angeles, CA, 24 Feb 1990, from their Columbia Legacy boxed set The Byrds, on Country Music Video Magazine - Premier Collectors’ Edition, BMG Video (UK), 1990, see VHS & DVD 1990s Part 1
BDC4 Live, Wolftrap, Vienna, VA, 23 Aug 1997, from bobdylan.com, 1997, see Online Performances (bobdylan.com)
Mutineer (Warren Zevon)
R-0682 Live Red Bluff, CA, 7 Oct 2002 (not "live in Australia" as on the album insert), from Enjoy Every Sandwich: The Songs Of Warren Zevon, Artemis Records, USA, see 2004
BDC85 Live, Greek Theater, University of California, Berkeley, CA, 11 Oct 2002, from bobdylan.com, Oct 2002, see Online Performances (bobdylan.com)
My Back Pages [Another Side Of Bob Dylan, 1964]
R-0565 Bob playing guitar during the rehearsals at Madison Square Gardens, New York, on 14 Oct 1992, with most (if not all) of the musicians that played on it in the concert, from the video release of The 30th Anniversary Concert Celebration, Columbia, 1993 see VHS & DVD 1990s Part 1
R-0259 Recorded live at the House of Blues, Atlanta, Aug 1996, from the Columbia promo CD Live '96, see 1997
My Blue-Eyed Jane (Jimmie Rodgers/Lulu Belle White)
R-0258 From The Songs Of Jimmie Rodgers, Egyptian Records tribute album, 1997
R-0074 Version with Earl Scruggs on banjo and Bob on guitar, from the 1971 Columbia album Earl Scruggs Performing With His Family & Friends, see 1971
Never Gonna Be The Same Again [Empire Burlesque, 1985]
BDC47 Live, Ice Palace, Tampa, FL, 30 Jan 1999, from bobdylan.com, Apr 1999, see Online Performances (bobdylan.com)
Never Have Met [Another Side Of Bob Dylan, 1964]See I Don't Believe You (She Acts Like We Never Have Met)
Never Let Me Go (Joseph Wade Scott)
R-0138 From the 1978 Columbia promo 12" EP 4 Songs From "Renaldo & Clara", live with the Rolling Thunder Revue, The Forum, Montreal, Canada, 4 Dec 1975 (see 1978), also released on the 1993 Japanese promo CD Mr. D's Collection # 3 (see 1993)
New Blue Moon (Traveling Wilburys)
R-0346 From Traveling Wilburys Volume Three, Wilbury Records (Warner Brothers), 1990 (Wilburys)
R-0211 Instrumental version of R-0346 from B-sides of three 1990 Traveling Wilburys' singles: 12" version of She's My Baby, plus 7" versions of Wilbury Twist and Inside Out, see 1990 (Wilburys)
Newry Highwayman (Traditional)
BDC35 Live, Belfast, Northern Ireland, 19 Jun 1998, from bobdylan.com, Oct 1998, see Online Performances (bobdylan.com)
Night After Night
R-0192 From the 1987 Columbia Hearts Of Fire OST album, see 1987. For the video release, see VHS & DVD 1980sNo Name On The Bullet (Sly Dunbar/Robbie Shakespeare)
R-0169 Bob plays harmonica for Sly and Robbie on this track from their 1985 Island album Language Barrier, see 1985Nobody's Child (Cy Coben/Mel Foree)
R-0206 By the Traveling Wilburys, title track of the 1990 Warner Bros Romanian Angel Appeal charity album, also released as a single, see 1990 (Wilburys)North Country Blues [The Freewheelin' Bob Dylan, 1963]
R-0817 Live, Newport Folk Festival, Newport, RI, 26 Jul 1963 (afternoon workshop), from 2007 US Columbia/Legacy DVD The Other Side Of The Mirror: Bob Dylan Live At The Newport Folk Festival 1963-1965, see VHS & DVD 2000s Part 4
R-0712 Live, Carnegie Hall, New York, 26 Oct 1963, from Bob Dylan Live At Carnegie Hall 1963, Sony Music (USA/Japan), Sep 2005
Not Alone Any More (Traveling Wilburys)
R-0332 From Traveling Wilburys Volume One, Wilbury Records (Warner Brothers), 1988 (Wilburys)
R-0839 Remix of track from 1988 album Traveling Wilburys Volume One, bonus track on vinyl release of Rhino boxed set The Traveling Wilburys Collection, 2007 (Wilburys)
Not Fade Away (Buddy Holly/Norman Petty)
BDC44 Live, RPI Fieldhouse, Troy, NY 22 Feb 1999, from bobdylan.com, Apr 1999, see Online Performances (bobdylan.com)
Oh Babe, It Ain't No Lie (Elizabeth Cotten)
BDC39 Live, Stadtpark, Hamburg, Germany 12 Jun 1998, from bobdylan.com, Nov 1998, see Online Performances (bobdylan.com)
Oh Boy (Petty/West/Tilghman)
R-0568 Buddy Holly and the Crickets classic recorded with the Grateful Dead during rehearsals at Club Front, San Rafael, CA, 9 Jun 1987, previously unreleased, from The Grateful Dead Hour #705, radio station CD for broadcast during week of 25 Mar 2002, see 2002
Oh, Sister [Desire, 1976]
R-0208 Unfaded version with uncensored exchange between Emmylou Harris and Bob on 1990s "Nice Price" vinyl and cassette reissues of Desire, see 1990
Old Riley (Traditional) [The Bootleg Series Vols. 1-3, 1991]
Alternate title of Seven Curses
On A Night Like This [Planet Waves, 1974]
R-0454 Mono version on B-side of 1974 Asylum radio station promo 7", 1974, see Mono 7" Singles & EPs 1970-76On A Rainy Afternoon (a.k.a. I Can't Leave Her Behind, see F-J)
R-0654 Work in progress in hotel room, Glasgow
Scotland, 19 May 1966, from documentary Eat The Document, 1967, see VHS & DVD 1960s
Both songs were copyrighted separately by Dwarf Music in 1978, but are really
part of the same work-in-progress, and the titles are used misleadingly. The
song identified as I Can't Leave Her Behind
on the
bonus disc with the DVD release of Martin Scorcese's 2005 documentary "No
Direction Home: Bob Dylan" (see
VHS and DVD Part 6) is actually the song copyrighted as
On A Rainy Afternoon!
On The Banks Of The Old Pontrachain (Hank Williams/Ramona Vincent)
R-0639 Bob plays guitar for Doug Sahm, recorded Oct 1972 at the Doug Sahm & Band sessions, finally released in 2003 on the Rhino Handmade 2CD compilation The Genuine Texas Groover, see 2003
On The Road Again (Tom Rush - not a cover of the Dylan song)
R-0061 Bob was once thought to be the "Roosevelt Gook" playing piano on Tom Rush's 1966 Elektra album Take A Little Walk With Me, see 1966 and Red HerringsR-0061M Mono version of R-0061, see 1966 and Red Herrings
One Of Us Must Know (Sooner Or Later) [Blonde On Blonde, 1966]
R-0050 Unfaded version (mono) on 1966 Columbia singles (see 1966), mono release of Blonde On Blonde (see 1966 Blonde On Blonde Rarities), also on UK mono Bob Dylan's Greatest Hits (see 1967)R-0537 Unfaded version (stereo) from UK stereo Bob Dylan's Greatest Hits, 1967 (still available on CD) and gold CD release of Blonde On Blonde, 1990s (now deleted), see 1966
R-0537M Unfaded version (mono) from UK mono Bob Dylan's Greatest Hits, mono reduction of R-0537
R-0380 Edited version (3:07) on one side of 1966 Columbia promo single, 1966
One Too Many Mornings [The Times They Are A-Changin', 1964]
R-0673 Excerpt filmed live with the Hawks, 1966, possibly from the soundcheck at the Manchester Free Trade Hall, 17 May 1966, included in the Robbie Robertson documentary Going Home, Laserlight, 1994, see VHS & DVD 1990s Part 1
Q-0011 Listed as being recorded live with the Hawks from the Royal Albert Hall, London, 1966, but almost certainly actually from the Manchester Free Trade Hall concert - from a 1992 Italian CD Bob Dylan 2 accompanying an issue of Il Dizionario del Rock (The Dictionary of Rock) - a series of magazines in the early 1990s, see Questionable ReleasesR-0720 Live in Liverpool, England, 14 May 1966 (not 1 May 1966 as listed), from Martin Scorcese documentary film "Bob Dylan: No Direction Home", DVD release, Sep 2005, see VHS & DVD 2000s Part 3
R-0410 Live, Royal Albert Hall, London, England, 26 May 1966, from The Gelston Acetates, a set of Columbia acetates which surfaced in 1986
R-0069 [Introduced as "A Thousand Miles Behind"] Bob and Johnny Cash duetting in the 1969 film and video Johnny Cash: The Man Ÿ His World Ÿ His Music (see VHS & DVD 1960s). For a 1984 release called The Other Side Of Nashville, see VHS & DVD 1980s
R-0425 Recorded with George Harrison during the New Morning sessions at Columbia Studios, New York, 1 May 1970, from The Gelston Acetates, a set of Columbia acetates which surfaced in 1986
R-0587 Live from the Supper Club, New York, late show, 16 Nov 1993, from the Highway 61 Interactive CD-ROM, Columbia/Graphix Zone, 1995
Only A Hobo [The Bootleg Series Vols. 1-3, 1991]
The performance on The Bootleg Series Vol. 1 is an out-take from The Times They Are A-Changin', recorded Columbia Studios, New York, 12 Aug 1963 (CO78982, 3:28)
R-0027 Jan/Feb 1963 Broadside version (1:58) from the Folkways album Broadside Ballads Vol. 1, see 1963R-0034 Aug 1963 Witmark demo version (2:20), from Warner Bros promo acetate LP Nine Songs Publisher's Sample, see 1967
R-0317 Recorded for the Oscar Brand radio show at WNBC Studios, New York, in May 1963 (1:58) , from the Warner Bros. radio station disc The World Of Folk Music (Starring Oscar Brand), see 1963Only A Pawn In Their Game
R-0666 Only A Pawn In Their Game - Only A Pawn In Their Game - recorded live, Civil Rights Rally, Silas Magee's Farm, Greenwood, MS, 6 Jul 1963 (excerpt), from the D.A. Pennebaker film Don't Look Back, see VHS & DVD 1960s
R-0821 Live, Newport Folk Festival, Newport, RI, 26 Jul 1963 (evening concert), from 2007 US Columbia/Legacy DVD The Other Side Of The Mirror: Bob Dylan Live At The Newport Folk Festival 1963-1965, see VHS & DVD 2000s Part 4
R-0024 Wrongly titled The Ballad Of Medgar Evers, live at the Washington Freedom March, Washington, DC, 28 Aug 1963 from the Folkways album We Shall Overcome, 1964
Outlaw Blues [Bringing It All Back Home, 1965]
R-0282 The version from the 1965 Columbia compilation Discotheque Dance Music is reported to be a different mix from the one on the Bringin' It All Back Home album, see 1965R-0727 Alternate take from Bringing It All Back Home, recorded Columbia Studios, New York, 13 Jan 1965, available for download from iTunes in the USA and UK in Nov 2005, see 2005
Over The Cliff [The Bootleg Series Vols. 1-3, 1991]
See Sitting On A Barbed Wire Fence
Overseas Stomp (Jab Jones/Will Shade)
R-0016 Bob supplies harmonica and back-up vocals to Richard Fariña and Eric von Schmidt from their 1964 Folklore album Dick Fariña & Eric von Schmidt, see 1964 (Bob's involvement on this track is disputed)Oxford Town [The Freewheelin' Bob Dylan, 1963]
R-0290 Witmark demo version from 1963 Columbia acetate LP, different from the regular Freewheelin' version, see 1963
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