F-J
K-O
P-S
Collage from the Highway 61 Interactive CD-ROM, see 1995
This is the fifth 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: 12 April, 2008
R-0737 A cappella version (0:26) from Theme Time Radio Hour With Bob Dylan: Baseball, a CD of Dylan's historic performance on XM satellite radio on 24 May 2006, given away by bobdylan.com in conjunction with the Sony Music Store with purchases of the Limited Edition with DVD of Bob's 2006 album Modern Times, see 2006
Talkin' Devil
R-0025 Broadside version from the 1963 Folkways album Broadside Ballads Vol. 1, see 1963
Talkin' John Birch Paranoid Blues [Talkin' John Birch Society Blues] [The Bootleg Series Vols. 1-3, 1991]
R-0692 Witmark demo, recorded Mar 1963, previously unreleased, from US MPH acetates that surfaced in 2004
R-0018 Studio version (stereo) from the Columbia test pressing and promotional copies of The Freewheelin' Bob Dylan, 1963
R-0018M Studio version (mono) from the Columbia test pressing and promotional copies of The Freewheelin' Bob Dylan, 1963
Talkin' New York [Bob Dylan, 1962]
R-0379 An excerpt only, from Judy Collins' An Audio Discography Vol. 2, Elektra, 1979
Talkin' World War III Blues [The Freewheelin' Bob Dylan, 1963]
R-0819 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-0405 Recorded live, Royal Albert Hall, London, England, 9 May 1965, from the soundtrack of the 1967 film Don't Look Back (see VHS & DVD 1960s) and from Clayton Webster Corporation radio station discs D. A. Pennebaker, Rock's Cinematographer, Retro Rock Shows, broadcast 1981 (see 1981)
Tangled Up In Blue [Blood On The Tracks, 1975]
R-0120 Unreleased alternate version from the 1974 Columbia test pressing of Blood On The Tracks (alternate take to the New York sessions version released on The Bootleg Series Vols. 1-3), see 1974R-0383 Edited album version (3:27) on Columbia promo singles, 1975
R-0313 Mono version (5:31) of Blood On The Tapes album track on Columbia promo single, see 1975
R-0245 Video clip of live version from "Renaldo and Clara", Boston Music Hall, 21 Nov 1975 (evening show), from the 1988 Polygram video Rolling Stone: 20 Years Of Rock, 1988 (see VHS & DVD 1980s), and the Columbia CD Plus version of Bob Dylan's Greatest Hits Vol. 3, 1995, and on a bonus DVD included with the Limited Edition of The Bootleg Series Vol. 5 - Bob Dylan Live 1975: The Rolling Thunder Revue, see 2002
R-0746 Live, Boston Music Hall, 21 Nov 1975 (evening show), R-0245 with extended intro, on a bonus 7" single included with the 3LP Classic Record/Columbia vinyl edition of The Bootleg Series Vol. 5 - Bob Dylan Live 1975: The Rolling Thunder Revue, see 2002
Tears Of Rage (Bob Dylan/Richard Manuel) [The Basement Tapes, 1975]
Q-0007 Alternate take to that released on The Basement Tapes, on what appears to be a Dwarf Music copyright acetate, 1967, see Questionable Releases
R-0277 Live, Madison Square Garden, New York, 17 Jan 1998, same as BDC22 (see Online Performances (bobdylan.com) ), from the Japanese CD single Not Dark Yet/Dylan Alive Vol. 2, 1999BDC54 Live, RPI Fieldhouse, Troy, NY, 22 Feb 1999, from bobdylan.com, May 1999, see Online Performances (bobdylan.com)
Tell Me, Momma [The Bootleg Series Vol. 4, 1998]
R-0650 Live with The Band, recorded at the Odeon Theatre, Liverpool, England, 14 May 1966, from the Capitol/EMI boxed set The Band: A Musical History, 2005
Tell Me That It Isn't True [Nashville Skyline, 1969]
BDC88 Live, Wiltern Theater, Los Angeles, CA, 15 Oct 2002, from bobdylan.com, Nov 2002, see Online Performances (bobdylan.com)
Tell Ol' Bill
R-0649 Previously unreleased song from Columbia/Sony Music Soundtrax album North Country: Music From The Motion Picture, 2005. A newly recorded version, not the uncirculating out-take from Self Portrait recorded at Columbia Studios, New York, 4 Mar 1970. Apparently this song, which is credited to Bob Dylan, is not the same as the traditional song.
Tennessee Blues (Robert Guidry - "Bobby Charles")
R-0105 Bob plays harmonica (uncredited) for Doug Sahm on his 1973 Atlantic album Texas Tornado, recorded Oct 1972 at Doug Sahm & Band sessions, see 1973That Lucky Old Sun (Haven Gillespie/Beasley Smith)
R-0188 Live with Tom Petty and The Heartbreakers, from the Westwood One Radio Broadcast Superstars In Concert, 1986That's All Right, Mama (Arthur Crudup)
R-0582 Unreleased out-take from The Freewheelin' Bob Dylan, from a 1962 Columbia acetate that surfaced in Jun 1984
Things Have Changed [The Essential Bob Dylan, 2000]
R-0299 Specially-written song from the film and Columbia film soundtrack of Wonder Boys, also on European compilation The Best Of Bob Dylan Vol. 2, 2000 (full version)R-0667 Shortened version of R-0299, only from the film of Wonder Boys, played over the opening credits, see 2000 (still a rarity)
R-0450 Radio edit of R-0299 on May 2000 Columbia European CD single, see 2000 (still a rarity)
R-0469 Live, Portsmouth, England, 25 Sep 2000, from Bob Dylan Live: Thirty-Nine Years Of Great Concert Performances, SME Records (Sony Music Entertainment), Japan, Feb 2001, see 2001 (still a rarity)
This Land Is Your Land [ This Land Is My Land ](Woody Guthrie)
R-0607 Live with Pete Seeger and ensemble, Newport Folk Festival, Newport, RI, 28 Jul 1963, from the Vanguard album The Newport Folk Festival - 1963: The Evening Concerts Vol. 2, see 1964 (as This Land Is My Land) (stereo version)R-0607M Live with Pete Seeger and ensemble, Newport Folk Festival, Newport, RI, 28 Jul 1963, from the Vanguard album The Newport Folk Festival - 1963: The Evening Concerts Vol. 2, see 1964 (as This Land Is My Land) (mono version)
R-0068 Live with The Band and ensemble, Carnegie Hall, New York, 20 Jan 1968, from the Warner Bros album Tribute to Woody Guthrie Part 2, see 1972 (as This Land Is Your Land)
This Old Man (Traditional)
R-0213 From the Walt Disney Records children's charity album For Our Children, 1991This Train Is Bound For Glory (Woody Guthrie)
R-0067 With The Band and ensemble (backing Arlo Guthrie), from the 1972 Tribute to Woody Guthrie album, recorded 1968, see 1972Tight Connection To My Heart [Empire Burlesque, 1985]
R-0166 Columbia/CBS 7" single edit (3:45), 1985R-0167 Columbia/CBS 7" faded single edit (3:40), 1985
BDC16 Live, Supper Club, New York City, 17 Nov 1993, second show, from a shelved live album project, from bobdylan.com, Feb 1998, see Online Performances (bobdylan.com)
'Til I Fell In Love With You [Time Out Of Mind, 1997]
BDC14 Live, El Rey Theater, Los Angeles, 16 Dec 1997, from bobdylan.com, Feb 1998, see Online Performances (bobdylan.com)
Time To End This Masquerade (Bob Dylan/Gerry Goffin)R-0249 Bob provides vocals and guitar to this co-composition from Gerry's 1996 Genes album Back Room Blood, see 1996
The Times They Are A-Changin' [The Times They Are A-Changin', 1964]
R-0367 Excerpts from the album version, used twice on CD2, once in a medley with I Left My Heart In San Francisco by Tony Bennett and I Want To Hold Your Hand by the Beatles (the start of the "Come writers and critics" verse), and a 35 sec excerpt on its own (the whole "Come senators, congressmen" verse), from the 1970 Columbia 3LP documentary album I Can Hear It Now/The Sixties, see 1970
R-0462 35 second excerpt (the first verse) used in a special CBS album for internal circulation only: The Pitman Family of Music. Our First 20 Years. CBS Records 1960 - 1980 (released to commemorate the 20th anniversary of the CBS pressing plant in Pitman, New Jersey, 1980), see 1980
R-0515 Previously unreleased alternate take recorded Columbia Studios, New York, 23 Oct 1963, on limited edition of "Love And Theft", Sep 2001, see 2001
R-0709 Live, Carnegie Hall, New York, 26 Oct 1963, from Bob Dylan Live At Carnegie Hall 1963, Sony Music (USA/Japan), Sep 2005
R-0694 Recorded live, Philharmonic Hall, New York City, 31 Oct 1964, version preceded by stage announcement on early US Columbia promo copies of The Bootleg Series Vol. 6, Jan 2004, see 2004
Q-0027 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
Q-0022 Recorded live with the Grateful Dead on their 1987 tour on The Dead Play Dylan, Red Robin (Germany), see Questionable Releases
The Times We've Known [Les Bons Moments] (Charles Aznavour)
BDC40 Live, Madison Square Garden, New York City, 1 Nov 1998, from bobdylan.com, Dec 1998, see Online Performances (bobdylan.com)
Thunder On The Mountain [Modern Times, 2006]
R-0760 Edited version of track (3:59) from Modern Times (album version is 5:55) on European Columbia promo CD, 2006
R-0761 Different edited version of track (also 3:59) from Modern Times on Sony Music Box web-site, Dec 2006, see Online Performances (Other)
To Be Alone With You [Nashville Skyline, 1969]
BDC46 Live, RPI Fieldhouse, Troy, NY 22 Feb 1999, from bobdylan.com, Apr 1999, see Online Performances (bobdylan.com)
To Ramona [Another Side Of Bob Dylan, 1964]
R-0294 Unidentified live performance, misdated as from The Oval, City Hall, Sheffield, England, 30 Apr 1965 (same as BDC60, see Online Performances (bobdylan.com) ), from the 2000 DVD release of D.A. Pennebaker's 1965 film Don't Look Back, see VHS & DVD 2000s Part 1. This performance is not the one Dylan collectors know as being from Sheffield!R-0805 Live, The Oval, City Hall, Sheffield, England, 30 Apr 1965 (the correct performance?), from the bonus DVD with the Docurama "1965 Tour Deluxe Edition" of Don't Look Back, 2007, see VHS & DVD 2000s Part 4
Tombstone Blues [Highway 61 Revisited, 1965]
Q-0029 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-0260 Recorded live at the House of Blues, Atlanta, Aug 1996, from the Columbia promo CD Live '96, see 1997Tomorrow Is A Long Time [Bob Dylan's Greatest Hits Vol. II, 1971]
R-0291 Witmark demo version from 1963 Columbia acetate LP (see 1963), the version released on Greatest Hits Vol.II (USA)/More Greatest Hits (UK), 1971, is a live performance from New York Town Hall, 12 Apr 1963R-0480 Live performance from New York Town Hall, 12 Apr 1963 on 1978 Australian Masterpieces compilation with fade out (the version on Greatest Hits Vol.II (USA)/More Greatest Hits (UK), 1971, is segued into When I Paint My Masterpiece) - see 1978
Too Much Monkey Business (Chuck Berry)
R-0059 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 Herrings.R-0059M Mono version of R-0059, see 1966 and Red Herrings.
Too Much Of Nothing [The Basement Tapes, 1975]
Q-0006 Alternate take to that released on The Basement Tapes, on what appears to be a Dwarf Music copyright acetate, 1967, see Questionable Releases
Tragedy Of The Trade (Bob Dylan/Gerry Goffin/Barry Goldberg)
R-0248 Bob provides vocals and guitar to this joint composition from Gerry's 1996 Genes album Back Room Blood, see 1996Train A-Travelin'
R-0080 From the 1972 retrospective Folkways album Broadside Ballads Vol. 6: Broadside Reunion, recorded Broadside offices, New York, Mar 1963, see 1972Train Of Love (Johnny Cash)
R-0554 From the Johnny Cash Tribute special, recorded Hammerstein Ballroom, New York City, 5 Apr 1999, on the Columbia Johnny Cash Tribute album Kindred Spirits: A Tribute To The Songs Of Johnny Cash, 2002
Trouble In Mind
R-0149 Slow Train Coming out-take, B-side of 1979 Columbia single, most common version with one verse omitted, see 1979R-0150 Slow Train Coming out-take, B-side of Brazilian 1979 Columbia single - it is reported that this release had the full song, see 1979
Troubled And I Don't Know WhyR-0219 With Joan Baez, Forest Hills, New York, 17 Aug 1963, from her Vanguard boxed set Rare, Live & Classic, 1993
Trust Yourself [Empire Burlesque, 1985]R-0351 Live with Tom Petty and The Heartbreakers, Farm Aid, Champaign, IL, 22 Sep 1985, from the 2007 DVD release of ABC TV documentary ABC News Classics: Bob Dylan - 1985, see VHS & DVD 2000s Part 4
R-0218 Bob contributes backing vocals to Carlene Carter's cover which first appeared on a Giant CD single Sweet Meant To Be distributed with the 1993 album Little Love Letters ( see 1993), on her 1996 Giant Records compilation album Hindsight 20/20 (see 1996), and later on the 1997 BMG Various Artists compilations What's New Vol. 16.and May Your Song Always Be Sung (for both see 1997)
Tryin' To Get To Heaven [Time Out Of Mind, 1997]
BDC57 Live, Pavilhão do Atlântico, Lisbon, Portugal, 7 Apr 1999, from bobdylan.com, Aug 1999, see Online Performances (bobdylan.com)
R-0681 Live, Portsmouth, England, 25 Sep 2000, from US Columbia promo CD single, see 2004
BDC100 Live, Warner Theater, Washington, DC, 4 Apr 2004, from bobdylan.com, Apr 2004, see Online Performances (bobdylan.com)
Turn Turn Turn [Biograph, 1985]
See Percy's Song
Tweedle Dee and Tweedle Dum ["Love And Theft", 2001]
BDC78 Live, UCSB Events Center, Santa Barbara, CA, 14 Oct 2001, from bobdylan.com, Oct 2001, see Online Performances (bobdylan.com)
Tweeter And The Monkey Man (Traveling Wilburys)
R-0336 From Traveling Wilburys Volume One, Wilbury Records (Warner Brothers), 1988 (Wilburys)
R-0785 Studio rehearsal of R-0336 from radio station CD The Traveling Wilburys Radio Special, 2007 (Wilburys
Under The Red Sky [Under The Red Sky, 1990]
BDC111 Live, Beacon Theatre, New York City, NY, 26 Apr 2005, from bobdylan.com, May 2005, see Online Performances (bobdylan.com)
The Usual (John Hiatt)
R-0191 From the 1987 Columbia Hearts Of Fire OST album, see 1987
R-0557 From the Lorimar feature film Hearts Of Fire OST, 1987 (R-0191 soundtrack album version has horns overdubbed), see VHS & DVD 1980s
R-0559 From the Lorimar feature film Hearts Of Fire OST, 1987, second appearance in the film, see VHS & DVD 1980s
Visions of Johanna [Blonde On Blonde, 1966]
R-0396 [As Freeze Out] - early version of this song, recorded at Columbia Studios, New York, Dec 1965, surfaced in 1980 on unreleased Columbia acetates, see 1980
R-0285 Alternate mix, 5 seconds longer, from original stereo pressings of Blonde On Blonde, see 1966 Blonde On Blonde Rarities
R-0415 Live, Royal Albert Hall, London, England, 27 May 1966 from The Gelston Acetates, a set of Columbia acetates which surfaced in 1986
BDC3 Live, Orpheum Theater, Minneapolis, MN, 3 Sep 1992, from bobdylan.com, 1997, see Online Performances (bobdylan.com)
BDC50 Live, Cumberland County Civic Center, Portland, ME, 25 Feb 1999, from bobdylan.com, May 1999, see Online Performances (bobdylan.com)
BDC68 Live, Continental Airlines Arena, E. Rutherford, NJ, 13 Nov 1999, from bobdylan.com, Mar 2000, see Online Performances (bobdylan.com)
BDC108 Live, Beacon Theatre, New York City, NY, 25 Apr 2005, from bobdylan.com, May 2005, see Online Performances (bobdylan.com)
Vomit Express (Allen Ginsberg/Bob Dylan)
R-0159 Bob contributes vocals and plays guitar, piano and organ on this track from Allen Ginsberg's album First Blues, John Hammond Records, 1982 (see 1982), recorded New York, Nov 1971. Also on Allen Ginsberg's 1994 Rhino Word Beat 4CD boxed set Holy Soul Jelly Roll (see 1994)
Wade In The Water (Traditional)
R-0240 From the "Minnesota Hotel Tape", 1961, on Bakhålls Litterära Röster (The Ambush's Literary Voices), compilation CD given away with an issue of the literary magazine "Bakhåll", Sweden (see 1994), and an excerpt appeared on the Highway 61 Interactive CD-ROM, (see 1995). The performance is now available in full on the 2001 Japanese live compilation Bob Dylan Live 1961-2000: Thirty Nine Years Of Great Concert Performances (see 2001)Waitin' For You
R-0552 New Dylan composition exclusive to original film soundtrack, Divine Secrets Of The Ya-Ya Sisterhood, DMZ/Columbia/Sony Music Soundtrax, 2002
An alternate take to the version on 2002 original film soundtrack, Divine Secrets Of The Ya-Ya Sisterhood, was supposedly available from the Sony Music Bob Dylan Custom Mix CD web-site, Apr 2003, see Online Performances (Other), however, it's the same version as R-0552.
Wallflower [The Bootleg Series Vols. 1-3, 1991]
R-0088 Bob shares lead vocal and plays guitar for Doug Sahm on the 1972 Atlantic album Doug Sahm & Band (see 1972), also included on the Rhino compilation CD I Shall Be Unreleased, (see 1991) and the Columbia Australia compilation Doin' Dylan 2 (see 2002)The Walls Of Red Wing [The Bootleg Series Vols. 1-3, 1991]
R-0386 [As Red Wing Reform School] - live, Town Hall, New York, 12 Apr 1963, surfaced in 1980 on unreleased Columbia acetates, see 1980
R-0793 Studio out-take from The Freewheelin' Bob Dylan recorded at Columbia Studios, New York, 23 Apr 1963, released in 1991 on The Bootleg Series Vols. 1-3, here with fake applause added on the end, from second version of cancelled Columbia album Bob Dylan In Concert, 1964
R-0793M Studio out-take from The Freewheelin' Bob Dylan recorded at Columbia Studios, New York, 23 Apr 1963 (mono version), here with fake applause added on the end, from second version of cancelled Columbia album Bob Dylan In Concert, 1964
Watching The River Flow [Single, 1971, then Bob Dylan's Greatest Hits Vol. II, 1971]
R-0687 Mono version, A-side of Columbia/CBS international 7" singles, 1971 (stereo version is not a rarity)
We Are the World (Michael Jackson/Lionel Ritchie)
R-0164 Bob contributes vocals to charity Columbia/CBS single (6:22), see 1985 and VHS & DVD 1980sR-0357 Extended version of R-0164 (7:19) on UK CBS 12" single, see 1985
R-0631 Edited version of R-0164 (3:00) on A-side of Columbia Argentina promo 7" single, see 1985
R-0632 Edited version of R-0357 (7:02) on B-side of Columbia Argentina promo 7" single, see 1985
R-0633 Edited version of R-0164 (5:50) on both sides of CBS Discos Peru promo 7" single, see 1985
R-0358 Filmed rehearsal of the recording of the song on We Are The World - The Video Event, (USA, 1985) also titled We Are The World -The Making Of (Europe 1985), see VHS & DVD 1980s
R-0750 Bob contributes to show finale at "Live Aid", Philadelphia, PA, 13 Jul 1985, from Live Aid 4DVD release, Nov 2004, see VHS & DVD 2000s Part 2
We Shall Overcome (Zilphia Horton/Frank Hamilton/Guy Carawan/Pete Seeger)
R-0023 Bob performs with ensemble at the Newport Folk Festival, 26 Jul 1963, on the 1964 Vanguard album Evening Concerts At Newport Vol. 1, see 1964 (stereo version)R-0023M Bob performs with ensemble at the Newport Folk Festival, 26 Jul 1963, on the 1964 Vanguard album Evening Concerts At Newport Vol. 1, see 1964 (mono version)
Weeping Willow (Traditional)
BDC17 Live, Supper Club, New York City, 17 Nov 1993, second show, from a shelved live album project, from bobdylan.com, Feb 1998, see Online Performances (bobdylan.com)
Went To See The Gypsy [New Morning, 1970]
R-0683 Unreleased demo version (with Bob on piano) of the 1970 track from New Morning, available from the Apple iTunes Online Music Store, Oct 2004, see Online Performances (Other)
West Texas (Traditional)
R-0708 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
Whatcha Gonna Do
R-0579 Unreleased Freewheelin' out-take from a 1962 Columbia acetate that surfaced in May 1982
When He Returns [Slow Train Coming, 1979]
R-0283 Live, Toronto, Ontario, Canada, 20 Apr 1980, from the Highway 61 Interactive CD-ROM, Columbia/Graphix Zone, 1995. This footage will also appear on a 2006 US DVD Gotta Serve Somebody: The Gospel Songs Of Bob Dylan, see VHS and DVD 2000s Part 3
When I Paint My Masterpiece [Bob Dylan's Greatest Hits Vol. II, 1971]
R-0477 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, see 2001
R-0139 A previously unknown version is said to have been played on the radio in the US in 1978-79, this could have been the live performance from the film Renaldo & Clara, but it has not been otherwise reported as a radio station promo. Can anyone confirm? (See 1978)When The Night Comes Falling From the Sky [Empire Burlesque, 1985]
R-0591 Edit of album version (2:30) from Empire Burlesque promo cassette, Columbia USA, 1985
R-0168 Second edit of album version (4:18), Columbia/CBS 7" singles "disco mix", 1985R-0629 Third edit of album version (4:18), CBS 7" single edit unique to UK, same length but not the same verse selection as R-0168, the "disco mix", 1985
R-0178 Live from the HBO special Hard To Handle with Tom Petty and The Heartbreakers, 1986, see VHS & DVD 1980s
R-0451 "Live" performance featured in the 1987 film Hearts Of Fire, actually excerpt from 1985 promo video for Empire Burlesque single directed by Dave Stewart, see VHS & DVD 1980sWhen The Ship Comes In [The Times They Are A-Changin', 1964]
R-0373 Live, Carnegie Hall, New York, 26 Oct 1963 (stereo version), from the unreleased 1964 Columbia album Bob Dylan In Concert, see 1964, now released on The Bootleg Series Vol. 7: No Direction Home, Sep 2005
R-0373M Live, Carnegie Hall, New York, 26 Oct 1963 (mono version), from the unreleased 1964 Columbia album Bob Dylan In Concert, see 1964
Where's Bob Dylan When You Need Him? (John Oszajca/Bob Dylan)
R-0604 This song by John Oszajca on his 2000 Interscope album From There To Here features a sample from License To Kill from Infidels, see 2000
Where Were You Last Night? (Traveling Wilburys)
R-0344 From Traveling Wilburys Volume Three, Wilbury Records (Warner Brothers), 1990 (Wilburys)
Who Do You Love? (Elias McDaniels - "Bo Diddley")
R-0057 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 Herrings.R-0057M Mono version of R-0057, see 1966 and Red Herrings.
Who Killed Davey Moore? [The Bootleg Series Vols. 1-3, 1991]
R-0388 Live, Town Hall, New York, 12 Apr 1963 (stereo version), surfaced in 1980 on unreleased Columbia acetates, see 1980
R-0820 Live, Newport Folk Festival, Newport, RI, 27 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-0797 Live Carnegie Hall, New York, 26 Oct 1963 (mono version), from first version of cancelled Columbia album Bob Dylan In Concert, 1964 (stereo version was released in 1991 on The Bootleg Series Vols. 1-3)
Who Love (If Not You Love) (David Blue)
R-0121 Bob plays harmonica on this track from David Blue's 1975 Asylum album, Com'n Back For More, see 1975Wichita Blues (Big Joe Williams)
R-0006 Bob plays harmonica for Victoria Spivey and Big Joe Williams, from the 1964 album Three Kings And The Queen, see 1964R-0392 Freewheelin' out-take, version 1, recorded at Columbia Studios, New York, 25 April 1962, surfaced in 1980 on unreleased Columbia acetates (this version is shown as Traditional), see 1980
R-0393 Freewheelin' out-take, version 2, recorded at Columbia Studios, New York, 25 April 1962, surfaced in 1980 on unreleased Columbia acetates (this version is shown as Traditional), see 1980The Wicked Messenger [John Wesley Harding, 1968]
Q-0021 Recorded with the Grateful Dead on their 1987 tour on The Dead Play Dylan, Red Robin (Germany), see Questionable Releases
Wilbury Twist (Traveling Wilburys)
R-0348 From Traveling Wilburys Volume Three, Wilbury Records (Warner Brothers), 1990 (Wilburys)
The Wild Mountain Thyme (Traditional) [as "Purple Heather"]
R-0803 recorded in hotel room, Savoy Hotel, London, England, 29 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
Will The Circle Be Unbroken (Traditional)
R-0019 Bob appears on Ramblin' Jack Elliott's 1964 Vanguard album Jack Elliott as "Tedham Porterhouse" playing harmonica, see 1964 (stereo version)R-0019M Bob appears on Ramblin' Jack Elliott's 1964 Vanguard album Jack Elliott as "Tedham Porterhouse" playing harmonica, see 1964 (mono version)
With God On Our Side [The Times They Are A-Changin', 1964]
R-0311 Live with Joan Baez, Newport Folk Festival, Newport, RI, 26 Jul 1963 (afternoon workshop) (stereo version), from the 1964 Vanguard stereo album Newport Broadside: Topical Songs At The Newport Folk Festival 1963, see 1964 and the 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-0311M Live with Joan Baez, Newport Folk Festival, Newport, RI, 26 Jul 1963 (afternoon workshop) (mono version), from the 1964 Vanguard mono album Newport Broadside: Topical Songs At The Newport Folk Festival 1963, see 1964
R-0021 With Joan Baez, from the Newport Folk Festival, 28 Jul 1963 (evening concert) (stereo version), from the 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-0021M With Joan Baez, from the Newport Folk Festival,
28 Jul 1963 (evening concert) (mono version)
This is now known not to be the version from the 1964 Vanguard mono album Newport Broadside: Topical Songs At The
Newport Folk Festival 1963, see
1964
R-0713 Live, Carnegie Hall, New York, 26 Oct 1963, from Bob Dylan Live At Carnegie Hall 1963, Sony Music (USA/Japan), Sep 2005
R-0039 Part 1 on the A-side of 1964 US Columbia promo single, see 1964
R-0594 Part 2 on the B-side of 1964 US Columbia promo single, see 1964
R-0048 (Début) - Part 1 (5:21) on the A-side of CBS 1966 France EP, see 1966 (different split from R-0039/R-0594)R-0595 (Fin) - Part 1 (5:21) on the B-side of CBS 1966 France EP, see 1966 ( different split from R-0039/R-0594)
R-0253 With Joan Baez, from the Newport Folk Festival, 26 Jul 1964, previously unreleased, from the Vanguard album Joan Baez Live At Newport, 1997
R-0669 Filmed performance from the 1960s, probably from the BBC TV "Tonight" programme, 12 May 1964, released on the 1996 DVD/VHS boxed video set Dancing In The Street, see VHS & DVD 1990s Part 2
Working On A Guru
R-0421 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-0013 Bob supplies harmonica and back-up vocals to Richard Fariņa and Eric von Schmidt from their 1964 Folklore album Dick Fariņa & Eric von Schmidt, see 1964
Ye Playboys & Playgirls
R-0020 With Pete Seeger, from the Newport Folk Festival, 27 Jul 1963, from the 1964 Vanguard album Newport Broadside (Topical Songs) (see 1964). also on the Vanguard Folk Festival compilation album Folk Duets, see 1997 (stereo version)R-0020M With Pete Seeger, from the Newport Folk Festival, 27 Jul 1963, from the 1964 Vanguard album Newport Broadside (Topical Songs), see 1964 (mono version)
Yea! Heavy And A Bottle of Bread [The Basement Tapes, 1975]
BDC89 Live, Madison Square Garden, New York City, 11 Nov 2002, from bobdylan.com, Nov 2002, see Online Performances (bobdylan.com)
Yesterday (John Lennon/Paul McCartney)
R-0422 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
Yonder Comes Sin
R-0653 Special Rider demo, out-take from Shot Of Love, recorded Rundown Studios, Santa Monica, CA, 27 Oct 1980, from Columbia/CBS US/UK acetates, 1981
You Ain't Goin' Nowhere [Bob Dylan's Greatest Hits Vol. II, 1971]
BDC91 Live, Madison Square Garden, New York City, 13 Nov 2002, from bobdylan.com, Nov 2002, see Online Performances (bobdylan.com)
You Belong To Me (Pee Wee King/Red Stewart/Chilton Price)
R-0231 From the Natural Born Killers OST Nothing/Interscope soundtrack album, 1994 and VHS & DVD 1990s Part 1You Can Always Tell (Furry Lewis)
R-0012 Bob supplies harmonica and back-up vocals to Richard Fariņa and Eric von Schmidt on their self-titled album, see 1964 (Bob's involvement on this track is disputed)You Can't Tell A Book By Its Cover (Willie Dixon)
R-0056 Bob was once thought to be the "Roosevelt Gook" playing piano on Tom Rush's 1966 Elektra album Take A Little Walk With Me, 1966 and Red Herrings.R-0056M Mono version of R-0056, see 1966 and Red Herrings.
You Gotta Go [The Bootleg Series Vols. 1-3, 1991]
You Took My Breath Away (Traveling Wilburys)
R-0347 From Traveling Wilburys Volume Three, Wilbury Records (Warner Brothers), 1990 (Wilburys)
You're A Big Girl Now [Blood On The Tracks, 1975]
R-0117 Unreleased alternate version from the 1974 Columbia test pressing of Blood On The Tracks (a remixed version of this track appears on Biograph), see 1974BDC8 Live, El Rey Theater, Los Angeles, 17 Dec 1997, from bobdylan.com, Jan 1998, see Online Performances (bobdylan.com)
You're No Good (Jesse Fuller) [Bob Dylan, 1962]
R-0584 Alternate take from album track with intro frequently listed as Connecticut Cowboy, on John Hammond 12" acetate, Columbia, 1963
You're The One (Georges Aber/Petula Clark/Tony Hatch)
R-0806 Recorded in hotel room, Adelphi Hotel, Liverpool, England, 1 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 (now confirmed as Joan Baez only)
You Win Again (Hank Williams)
R-0677 Live duet with Willie Nelson, recorded Los Angeles, CA, 31 May 2004, from Red Distribution Inc. DVD (USA), Oct 2004, see VHS & DVD 2000s Part 2
BDC105 Live, Bonnaroo 2004 Music Festival, Manchester, TN, 11 Jun 2004, from bobdylan.com, Jun 2004, see Online Performances (bobdylan.com)
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