2009
Dreamin’
Of You / Down
Along The Cove (live)
Released
in USA, April 18th
The
A side is the straight LP version.
The
field recording of Down Along The Cove
is from Bonnaroo Music Festival in Manchester, Tennessee on June 11th
2004.
Limited
2,500 copies.
2010
The
Times They Are A-Changin’ / Like A Rolling Stone
Released
on red vinyl – November 26th.
Both
versions are taken from The Original Mono Recordings.
Mine came with red sticker.
Mine came with red sticker.
2011
1
- In
Concert - Brandeis University 1963
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Released
on April 16th.
Recorded
May 10, 1963 Live at Brandeis University Folk Festival Waltham, Massachusetts.
Limited
Edition 180-gram vinyl.
With
download code for high quality mp3 of the album.
Toby
Gleason:
“It had been forgotten, until it
was found last year in the clearing of the house after my mother died. It’s a
seven inch reel-to-reel that sounds like it was taped from the mixing disc. A
collector associate of the family said ‘This might be worth something to the
Dylan office’ and we sold it to them last year.”
“My
father had nothing to do with that Brandeis show. I suspect he got the tape
from Bob himself or from one of the people in Bob’s organization. My father was
one of the nationally credited writers that wrote about Bob the most, and they
became close.”
-
Rolling
Stone, 31 August 2010
2
- Subterranean Homesick Blues
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Released
on April 16th.
Europe-only
one-sided single of a remix by the Ting Tings.
The
remix is part of Sony's Make Dot Believe project, which allows fans to create
their own versions of the song using parts of the original Dylan recording:
“For music fans who have imagined what it would be like to record with
the legendary Bob Dylan or produce one of his iconic songs, reality is here.
Beginning today with the launch of “The Remix Project,” music fans can
create their own personalized online remix of Dylan’s “Subterranean Homesick
Blues” using the song’s original 4-track “stems”—the individual vocal, guitar,
bass and drum recordings— for the first time ever. Fans can mix and match the
components of the original, with new versions of the classic that have been recorded
for the project by popular Sony Music artists, including The Ting Tings, 2AM
Club, and more. Fans can record and upload their own covers of “Subterranean
Homesick Blues,” and add those to the mix as well.
The Ting Tings were handpicked to be involved in “The Remix Project.” To
kick off the program, they have created their own version
of "Subterranean Homesick Blues." The band explained that
"having the opportunity to jam with Dylan and his band in a virtual live
session in our studio was mind-explosive."
2011
1
- 7” Mono Single Box Set
Released
on October 18th 2011 in USA & April 21st 2012 in Europe.
The
7” singles and their sleeves seem to be the same for the US and European sets,
but the box and graphics are quite different.
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Subterranean
Homesick Blues/She Belongs To Me (Mar 1965)
Like
A Rolling Stone/Gates Of Eden (Jun 1965)
Positively
4th Street/From A Buick Six (Sep 1965)
Can
You Please Crawl Out Your Window?/Highway 61 Revisited (Jan 1966)
2012
1
- Duquesne Whistle / Meet Me In The Morning
The
A side is the LP version from Tempest.
The
B side is an unreleased take from the fourth Blood On The Tracks session,
recorded on September 19, 1974, with just Bob Dylan and Tony Brown on bass, was
released on on 23 Nov 2012.
2
– Somali-born MC, K’naan, released a free Record Store Day 7″ vinyl single of
his cover of With God O n Our Side
on 21 April.
2013
1
- Wigwam / Thirsty Boots
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Despite
being advertised and marketed as “an unreleased demo”, the A side isn’t a
‘demo’ version, it’s simply a different mix. It is the same take that is on Self
Portrait, minus the drum and horn overdubs.
The
other side is a cover of Eric Andersen’s Thirsty Boots. Eric Andersen’s name is
misspelled as Anderson on the label and back cover.
In
1978, Bob Dylan said:
“I am happy for the remaining
out-takes (from Self Portrait) to stay where they are.”
Released
April 20th, 2013.
2
- The Band – The Last Waltz
Limited
Edition Numbered.
Released
on Rhino, the set has three 180 Gram LPs, original packaging with embossing and
two foils, original inner sleeves plus a 12-page booklet.
Only
250 released in the UK.
The
set is not a remix, and has the over-dubs in place.
Thanks
to:
Paul
Cable - “Bob Dylan: His Unreleased Recordings” – 1978.
Searching
For A Gem.
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