I’m laughing at the first comment about Blond on Blond. There as nothing nasaly on that release or on Highway 61 Revisited. As far as i think, those two are beyond cricism, sort of like Pet Sounds, Dark Side of the Moon, Abbey Road, etc.

i have only recently started to get serious about bob dylan and started buying his stuff in the year. i have learned one thing though, when i compare and listen to his work and in particular as it relates to how he performs it, the late middle to older / present dylan beats the pants off the whiney, tinny, hollow, childish voice of recordings etc from live 1975 and before. what the heck is this idiocy about blonde on blonde being the best of his work or the best album of all time? its neither! its ok, but its not a classic (and I was around when it was released and was very aware of music and this shit never did a thing a for me! however, modern times, saved, oh mercy, and the like are true classics and worthy to present as offerings from a meister journeyperson artist, singer, musician, and composer. i guess i am saying that he has aged very well indeed. luck however was on his side when he was younger in order to establish him…a LOT of luck and even more goodwill from many others including john lennon.

“Band Of The Hand”, the theme song to an obscure “Miami Vice” ripoff movie from 1986…currently unavailable on CD to my knowledge.

Plus, “Tight Connection To My Heart (Has Anybody Seen My Love)” and “When The Night Comes Falling From The Sky” from 1985’s “Empire Burlesque”. Two very underrated tunes in his canon.

Who needs another compilation? We need unreleased songs: Girl on the Red River Shore, No Turning Back & Mississippi from Time Out of Mind sessions.

Just give the albums Self Portrait and Dylan a good remix/remaster treatment and put them in super delux packaging. Wow, that would be swell!

I just thought about this. Brian F said that obviously the comp’s playlist was already set because it contained 51 tracks (an off-the-wall number). Maybe so, but what if they’re adding a preselected new bonus track to attract collectors, and the other 50 are done by a computer tally of voter selections. It’s possible, at least. Either way, no such thing as bad publicity.

I think the 3 CD comp is a great ideaa….can’t wait. Been a life-long (since 1965) Dylan fan and collector. Hopefully it will include single sides and tracks from various artists albums that have never been released on a Dylan US album.

You got this part wrong :
“The hardcore Dylan fans over at the Dylan Pool”…….no hardcore Dylan fans/collectors over at the Dylan Pool,…only idiots without a life.

DIRTY WORLD, BROMBERG SESSIONS, BLUE EYED JANE, RED CADILLAC AND A BLACK MUSTACHE, TRAIN OF LOVE …. Forget another compilation, release the dvd of the complte FREE TRADE HALL CONCERT FROM 1966. God, no wonder the record companies are in trouble. The suits have no insight into what people want.

DIRTY WORLD, BROMBERG SESSIONS, BLUE EYED JANE, RED CADILLAC AND A BLACK MUSTACHE, TRAIN OF LOVE …. Forget another compilation, release the dvd of the complte FREE TRADE HALL CONCERT FROM 1966. God, no wonder the record companies are in trouble. The suits have no insight into what people want.

And of course, the entire Basement Tapes, long long long overdue…remastered, in one box set etc..

Love is Just a Four Letter Word…

The Lennon - Dylan session from Isle of Wight

Can You Please Crawl Out Your Window
Spanish Harlem Incident

But I agree, I’m not going to pay for another 3 disc set of songs - studio and live - that I already own. Columbia should finally bow to the real Dylan fans and release some of the songs in their vaults. We’re not suckers and are bored to death with box sets recycling the same old stuff.

How many “COMPILATIONS” can possibly be done? Call them the Best of, Essential,Biograph,etc.We need a compilation of every known performance on a DVD like Zep did!!!

“Love minus zero no limit” Has got to be in there somewhere,
Wonder if Bob is reading this list?

License To Kill - Infidels
The complete Budokan, some from Live 1975,and all his hits from Greatest Hits

brownsville girl
girl from the north country
oh sister
love minus zero,no limits

three live discs:
1980-1990
1990-2000
200 0-2007

They should release “Eat the Document”!!!

one disc of gospel shows
one disc of gospel covers
one disc of prophecy

Tambourine Man
Prague `95 1st night
Amazing performance

Knockin on heavens door- with Tom Petty

It’s all good. Go Bob.

It’s all good. Go Bob.

It’s all good. Go Bob.

has anybody pointed out the fact that the release and website say “51 tracks,” yet they are asking for suggestions?! This makes no sense– people, they’re already decided! They just want to build an advance buzz. It’s the same thing with some reality shows: “you, too, could be on the show… just go to our website and upload an audition video.” Then they cast LA models.

well,charlton what have you written lately.anything as simple as say maybe black diamond bay or idiot wind.what wrong aint talking!

“Up To Me” from Biograph, “Moonshiner” from Bootleg Series 1-3, some rare non-Lp stuff would be good, some rare live tracks too. Got all the ‘hits’ already! Come on Columbia, open the vaults!!

more rolling thunder!!! And more live sessions in general - I’ve got all the studio stuff…

the next bob dylan should not be called that he or she should be her own person. but as far as having a meaningful effect on peoples lives. Josh Ritter

Actually this is a great move by Dylan’s marketing team. “I’m Not There”, the new Dylan biopic due to be released in late September or early October, will provide plenty of free publicity and help create massive interest among new and old fans. What better time to release a compilation?

Worst of Compilation…didn’t Bob already do this with Self Portrait and Dylan? Any of the reggae tinged songs from Buddokan would fit in that comp. as well.

Tambourine Man Prague 95 1st night
Amazing performance

Okay, we’re still talking about this. Instead of another run of the mill compilation, can I suggest something different? “The Worst of Bob Dylan”

I happen to love quite a lot of his music, but if you were to compile tracks for such a collection, what would they be?

Okay, we’re still talking about this. Instead of another run of the mill compilation, can I suggest something different? “The Worst of Bob Dylan”

I happen to love quite a lot of his music, but if you were to compile tracks for such a collection, what would they be?

4 or 5 ‘greatest hit’ compilations later, you’d think Columbia would come up with a decent theme for a compilation. How about this -

‘Famous Last Words’ (compiling some of his studio album closing numbers)

It Ain’t Me Babe
It’s All Over Now, Baby Blue
Desolation Row
Sad Eyed Lady Of The Lowlands
I’ll Be Your Baby Tonight
Tonight I’ll Be Staying Here With You
Buckets Of Rain
Sara
Every Grain Of Sand
Don’t Fall Apart On Me Tonight
Shooting Star
Highlands
Sugar Baby
Ain’t Talkin’

Only 14 songs, but probably a double disc with so many lengthy songs.

KNOCKING ON HEAVENS DOOR!!!

KNOCKING ON HEAVENS DOOR!!!

Rare stuff not just the hits again and again which we all treasure but already own. Never enough Zimmy, of course. Cash and other duets pls.

Rare stuff not just the hits again and again which we all treasure but already own. Never enough Zimmy, of course. Cash and other duets pls.

Rare stuff not just the hits again and again which we all treasure but already own. Never enough Zimmy, of course.

just realease live in santa cruz 2000 as a three disc set and the complete basement tapes.

who needs another compilation? Release a beautiful box of The Complete Basement Tapes. Why the people at Columbia are so deaf to millions of Dylan’s fans who ask for it?

who needs another compilation? Release a beautiful box of The Complete Basement Tapes. Why the people at Columbia are so deaf to millions of Dylan’s fans who ask for it?

Ramblin gamblin willy

Okay, enough of this topic. What’s the point?

A million faces at my feet and all i see are dark eyes. Listen up, he’s singing about you.

Cover version of Zevon’s Mutineer. Duet of “Crazy Love” with Van Morrison. “Watching the River Flow” and You Angel You.

Restless Farewell to Sinatra

His bootlegged cover of Wheels in the Sky. When he wants to, Dylan can sing higher that Steve Perry.

Supposed to say “theme” tune not them tune. By the way, this really happened

His a capella version of the Twin Peaks them tune from 1983

Catfish or Moonshiner

How about a disc with nothing on it. He could give it a cool Bob title, and all the people in the land will applaud him for his understated approach to the recording.

I strongly suspect that Bob has little or nothing to do with such a compilation. It is a business move by the record company. As a fan, I’d love to see a rarities release.

live version of isis from the rolling thunder revue………damn, that shit is visionary

Terrible. How many times can they sell the same songs? But what if nobody buys this? That they would notice.

You know what will happen, they’ll put out the three disc set and include fifty tracks everybody knows and everybody’s got, and then include ONE rare and unreleaased gem (like ‘Katskill Serenade’ from the Bromberg Sessions) so that we HAVE to go out and spend thirty quid on it!!

Fifty-one tracks? Here they are in chronological order:

I Got A New Girl
Hang Me, Oh Hang Me
Ramblin’ Blues
Farewell
Hero Blues
Key to the Highway
Leopard-Skin Pill-box Hat
She’s Your Lover Now
I Am Your Teenage Prayer
Sign On the Cross
Someone
Understand Your Man
Thirsty Boots
Pretty Sara
Spanish Eyes
Jamaica Farewell
Bring Me Water
Alabama Bound
Blood Red River
Donald and Lydia
Never Say Goodbye
House of the Risin’ Sun
You’re Gonna Make Me Lonesome When You Go
Bell Tower Blues
Don’t Wanna No Married Woman
A Little Bit Of Rain
Money Blues
Adelita
The Water Is Wide
If I Don ‘t Be There By Morning
Walk Out In The Rain
No Man Righteous (No Not One)
Covenant Woman
Borrowed Time
Yonder Comes Sin
Let It Be Me
Fur Slippers
Blind Willie McTell (electric)
New Danville Girl
Mountain Of Love
Couple More Years
Handy Dandy
Some Enchanted Evening
Everybody’s Crying Mercy
Field Of Stone (Would You Lay With Me)
Summer Wages
Twenty-One Years
One Night of Sin
Lawdy Miss Clawdy
Girl On The Red River Shore
No Turning Back

Ooooooooo! Cloth!

she’s your lover now

she’s your lover now

One Eyed jacks
When I got troubles
Talkin Hugh Brown
Song to Bonnie
Gates of Hate

George Jackson (acoustic version). A true protest classic.

George Jackson (acoustic version). A true protest classic.

George Jackson (acoustic version). A true protest classic.

What Can I Do For You
Tomorrow Is A Long Time
Ain’t Talking
Trying To Get To Heaven
Never Say Goodbye
Covenant Woman
Property Of Jesus
I And I
To Ramona
Blonde On Blonde
Standing In The Doorway
Simple Twist Of Fate
Song To Woody
Girl From The North Country
Hard Rain’s Gonna Fall
One Too Many Mornings
She Belongs To Me
Oh, Sister
Senór
Trust Yourself
Under Your Spell
Silvio
What Good Am I
Born In Time
Hard Times
Two Soldiers
High Water
Father Of Night
Three Angels

Love Is Just A Four Letter Word (demo)
Wanted Man
Blood Red River
Never Say Goodbye (outtake)
Bell Tower Blues
Adelita
Trouble In Mind
Jokerman (outtake)
Nobody’s Fault But Mine
Main Street Moan
No Turning Back
Mountain Of Love
Some Enchanted Evening
Twenty-One Years
Lawdy Miss Clawdy
No Turning Back

- she´s your lover now (piano version 1966)
- Lily, Rosemarie and the Jack of Hearts (live 1976)
- Jokerman (live at Late Night with David Letterman 1984)
- Don’t Fall Apart From Me Tonight (alternate mix from Infidels 1983)
- Blind Willie McTell (full band electric version from 1983)
- Mississippi (original take for Time Out Of Mind)
- Girl On The Red River Shore (Time Out Of MInd Outtake)
- London Calling (live at Brixton Academy, London/UK Nov. 21, 2005)

Church With No Upstairs
Leopard-Skin Pill-Box Hat (slow blues version)
Red River Shore
Lady Came From Baltimore
Yonder Comes Sin

Something (Live from MSG in 2002 (?))

The Entire Medley from the Last Waltz (Remastered)
Baby Let me Follow you down/Hazel/I Don’t Believe You/Forever Young/Baby Let me Follow you down/I Shall Be Released

4th time around

Jamaica Farewell

Ok, you said the compilation is 51 tracks, so being the Dylan fan that I am I’m listing my perfect 51:

1) Song To Woody
2) Blowin’ In The Wind (Live 1975)
3) Masters Of War
4) With God On Our Side (Live 1964)
5) The Lonesome Death Of Hattie Carroll
6) The Times They Are A-Changin’
7) My Back Pages (Bob Dylan 30th Anniversary Concert, 1993)
8) Talkin’ Bear Mountain Picnic Massacre Blues
9) Subterranean Homesick Blues
10) Mr. Tambourine Man
11) It’s Alright Ma, I’m Only Bleeding (Live 1964)
12) Highway 61 Revisited
13) Like A Rolling Stone (Judas Version)
14) Tombstone Blues
15) When The Ship Comes In
16) Stuck Inside Of Mobile With The Memphis Blues Again
17) 4th Time Around
18) Visions Of Johanna (Live 1966)
19) One Of Us Must Know (Sooner Or Later)
20) The Ballad Of Frankie Lee and Judas Priest
21) Girl From The North Country (w/ Johnny Cash)
22) The Man In Me
23) Knockin’ On Heaven’s Door
24) Forever Young (At Budokan)
25) Hazel
26) Tangled Up In Blue
27) Shelter From The Storm (At Budokan)
28) Hurricane (Live 1975)
29) You Ain’t Goin’ Nowhere
30) One More Cup Of Coffee
31) I Shall Be Released (At Budokan)
32) Gotta Serve Somebody
33) License To Kill
34) Emotionally Yours
35) Brownsville Girl
36) Most Of The Time
37) Blind Willie McTell
38) Cat’s In The Well
39) Positively 4th Street
40) Ballad Of A Thin Man (Live 1966)
41) As I Went Out One Morning
42) Time Passes Slowly
43) Love Minus Zero - No Limit
44) Make You Feel My Love
45) Love Sick
46) Po’ Boy
47) High Water
48) Thunder On The Mountain
49) When The Deal Goes Down
50) Workingman’s Blues #2
51) Chimes Of Freedom

This is the best I could come up with to represent Bob’s complete catalog with only 51 songs. What do you think?

I’m Not There (1956)

and

All the Tired Horses

Every Grain Of Sand - Masterpiece!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

up to me
carribean wind
got my mind made up

Not Dark Yet, Every Grain of Sand, and Mississippi

Just can’t get enough of dylan, right? Well, wait till he’s dead.

Most Of The Time

Did anyone mention “Abandoned Love” (the one-time live version at the Bitter End club, not the lame studio version found on Biograph)?

New Morning.
Girl From The North Country.

Boots of Spanish Leather
The Lonesome Death of Hattie Carrol

Black Diamond Bay
One Too Many Mornings
Sara
Tweeter and the Monkey Man

I’m Not There (1956)

Heart Of Mine
The Ballad of Frankie Lee & Judas Priest

It goes without saying:

Idiot Wind
Where Are You Tonight (or whatever the full title is) from Street Legal
Maybe even throw on The Boxer from Self Portrait for fun.

Peace,
Little Oscar

i’ll buy it!!! Only one Bobby!!

how about “jack-a-roe” or “sarah”?

His cover of “The End Of The Innocence.” Or, how about “Brown Sugar”?

“Girl From the North Country” should not be left off. My gosh, how can you limit Dylan to 51 songs? Some great songs are bound to be left off.

But wait, why would I buy this anyway? I have all of Dylan’s stuff.

If you made a real Best Of it would take up about 15 CDs. That’s what’s so pointless about this. It’s like, pick your best vital organ and try to live without the rest.

One other thing:
Liner notes can often be interesting and valuable, but am I the only one who couldn’t care less about photos (rare or otherwise) and cloth-covered cases? I’m looking for music, not museum pieces. I’m growing tired of record labels thinking I’ll spend double for a pretty container.
Oh well. To each their own. Some people probably think liner notes are boring…

One thing I’m suspicious about: If they’re serious about this whole “fans deciding final tracklist” thing, then how is it they’ve already decided there will be 51 tracks - no more, no less?
I realize they’re not just gonna leave the *entire* thing up to the fans. Some tracks will be guaranteed for inclusion whether the fans like it or not, like Blowin’ In The Wind and Like A Rolling Stone. Not that most people would complain about those particular songs…Anyway, point is, pre-selecting a certain number of tracks for a certain number of discs will invariably affect the pool of songs to choose from in the first place. For example, someone (jokingly, I think) suggested making a collection of all his super-long songs, like Highlands, Desolation Row, etc. Obviously you couldn’t fit 51 songs of that length on 3 discs. And I realize that Columbia never said that they *wouldn’t* have some say in the final set. But this just smells of “hey, here’s a great way to hype up the umpteenth Dylan compilation” rather than what it’s meant to be seen as…

i’d rather see another volume of ‘the bootleg series.’ c’mon…does the world need another dylan ‘best of collection’? gives us the rare and unreleased goods, columbia records!!!

Visions of Johanna which I don’t think is on any best of even though it’s really about the best. Come on Bob, you know it’s great.

And To Make You Feel My Love. What’s he really saying there?

Romance in Durango
Meet Me in the Morning
Billy 1
Man in Me
Tough Mama
Tonight I’ll be Staying Here With U
Rita Mae

The list goes on and on.

Coloumbia should stop doing stupid compilations and make a B-sides and rarities disc for Bob Dylan fans. I’m not big on the bootleg series because its like 3 discs a box and you have all the stuff already if you have his main catalog. Please put “Knocking on Heaven’s Door” and “Positively 4th Street” on the same disc. I can care less for a compilation however. No offense to Dylan, but I just have all his classic albums, I don’t need them over again.

Sorry, it didn’t get deleted. Never mind.

Blonde on Blonde is good too.

My post got deleted! I was just saying you can’t go wrong with anything from Highway 61, the greatest rock and roll album that will ever be!

I knew the negativity would set in sooner or later. Thanks, nick.

How about Sooner or Later!

Like a Rolling Stone
Tombstone Blues
It Takes a Lot to Laugh, It Takes a Train to Cry
From a Buick 6
Ballad of a Thin Man
Queen Jane Approximately
Highway 61 Revisited
Just Like Tom Thumb’s Blues
Desolation Row

nick manho | 6/21/2007, 4:38 pm EST

this page is like flypaper for dorks. you have to laff, right?

you sure got that right nicko…

WIggle Wiggle - good choice. That’s a severely underrated song. A lot of people just don’t know what it means to wiggle like a bowl of soup.

If dogs run free

Wiggle Wiggle makes me giggle!

Changing Of The Guard

Summer Days, Summer Nights
Huck’s Theme
Highlands
I Am A Lonesome Hobo
Series Of Dreams

Brownsville Girl, it’s the only thing that makes my piles feel better.

He’s done some great duets over the years, with Patti Smith and Joan of course and Willie Nelson and Brian Wilson. How ’bout some of those?

all the songs Bob Dylan quoted as written by himself without quoting the original writers - man… that would be quite along list

abandoned station mentioned using some of Dylan’s epics. What about “Cross the Green Mountain” from the “Gods & Generals” soundtrack? Or the original 20+ minute long version of Highlands?

“Tight Connection to My Heart”, “When The Night Comes Falling From The Sky”, and “Emotionally Yours”, all from “Empire Burlesque”. Also, “Band Of The Hand”, theme song from an obscure “Miami Vice” rip-off movie dating back to 1986 or so.

-The Man in Me (simply for it’s apt placement in The Big Lebowski)
-Up to me
-Desolation Row (From MTV unplugged album)
-Romance in Durango (Live 1975)
-A-Hard Rain’s Gonna Fall (Live 1975 again pure ass kickin version)
-Angelina
-Quit yer Low Down Ways
-Gospel Plow
-Cold Irons Bound
Pretty much the entire Rolling Thunder Review concerts kick more ass than George W. could ever wish to do in Iraq. And for all you Dylan haters, remember before Bob dylan arrived, rock n’ roll music consisted of “Love me do”-esque trite phoney crap. Dylan put meaning behind lyrics and created metaphoric meaning as it is used today. When he first became big in New York, his performances and subject matter were closely scrutinized by the “intellectual” set of New York’s high society. He put politics into his lyrics. No other Rock star has been scrutinized, critisized, idolized, and demonnized like Dylan. The amount of crap he’s put up with for simply performing his art is unmatched in any celebrity circle. He’s influenced all the greatest rock bands in the world (Hendrix, Beatles, Stones, U2, Dead, etc. etc. etc.) and continues to do so today after over 6 DECADES in the industry. 6 decades, bitches. Whenever your crappy indie flavor of the month has the staying power of 6 decades, then you can talk smack but until then, honor the legend, revere the first God of Rock, and keep the hating to yourself. Chances are, if you think Dylan sucks, you haven’t heard enough. Either that or you’re not listening.

“My Back Pages” from the 30th Anniversary Concert Album acoompanied with George Harrison, Eric Clapton, Neil Young, Tom Petty, and Roger McGuinn- s super group better than the Wilburies!

“My Back Pages” from the 30th Anniversary Concert Album acoompanied with George Harrison, Eric Clapton, Neil Young, Tom Petty, and Roger McGuinn- s super group better than the Wilburies!

this page is like flypaper for dorks. you have to laff, right?

Let It Be Me cuz he sounds just like Bing Crosby!

Hamsters of Doom

big yellow taxi

Rare live cover of “Wake Me Up Before You Go-Go” from the Pat Sajak show.

(1) Visions of Johanna
(2) Spanish Boots of Leather
(3) Girl from the North Country
(4) Alberta #2
(5) It Takes Alot to Laugh, It Takes a Train to Cry
(6) 4th Time Around

“He Was A Friend of Mine” from the Bootleg Series Volume 7
God damn heart breaking.

“I Don’t Believe in You (She Acts Like We Never Met” Live 1966

“Delia” off of World Gone Wrong… one of the most underrated Dylan albums by miles

“Song for Woodie Guthrie” his first and one of his best works.

And I can’t go without saying “Stuck inside of Mobile…” it’s probably my favorite dylan song

And if they’re hoarding any Blonde on Blonde sessions recordings… it’s fucking criminal they haven’t released those yet.

I think they ought to have a compilation of covers of Dylan songs. Like The White Stripes take on “Outlaw Blues” live in Blackpool from their DVD, The Clash’s cover of “The Man in Me” from the Vanilla tapes in the 25th Anniversary of London Calling Pack, George Harrison’s “A Fool Such As I”, Red Hot Chili Pepper’s stellar take on “Subterranean Homesick Blues”, RATM’s decent “Maggie’s Farm” cover… idk you could do a really good compilation of just those.

‘High Water’, ‘One More Cup Of Coffee’, ‘Little Maggie’, ‘Ain’t Talking’

like some guy said, the ‘Brown Sugar’ cover.

If Bob really wanted to be a smartass, he’d have ‘em load the disc with his longest tunes. Stuff like ‘Ballad in Plain D’, ‘Desolation Row’, ‘Sad Eyed Lady of the Lowlands’, ‘Joey’, ‘Highlands’, etc.

How about the sound of Bob’s resperator when he breathed in the bat poop dust? That would be better than anything he tried to sing. Most overrated ‘artist’ in all music history, bar none. On this there can be no debate !!

Lord, this is like picking stars from the sky!

Sweetheart Like You
Gotta Serve Somebody
Hurricane
Like a Rolling Stone
Etc…..

I agree with jill hives on the “Jokerman” take from the old Letterman show (with the Plugz), but whatever they do, no more “Silvio” please. Why does that @%*#! song end up on every compilation?

Black Jack Davey

Talkin’ Bear Mountain Picnic Massacre Blues

Talkin’ Bear Mountian Picnic Massacre Blues

Tlakin’ Bear Mountian Picnic Massacre Blues

Simple Twist of Fate, his best song, in my humble opinion.

its always funny all the people who are so angry with the fact that their life sucks that they want to get onto a “Bob Dylan news section” on the INTERNET and complain about something as mundane as their views of Bob Dylan….get a life people….

all the tired horses- from the Self Portrait Album

Mississippi
Desolation Row
Love Sick
Joey
Series of Dreams
I’ll Keep It With Mine
It’s Alright Ma

boots of spanish leather

“All along the watchtower” from the rock and roll hall of fame concert………of course “its alright Ma”

“All along the watchtower” from the rock and roll hall of fame concert………of course “its alright Ma”

Blind Willie McTell
Can You Please Crawl Out Your Window?
Ballad of a Thin Man
Senor (Tales of Yankee Power)
Man in the Long Black Coat
Desolation Row
Things Have Changed

yu know i realli love dylan a whole lot, but i dont need 2 have 24 hour news about every single thing he does or is happening. every day there is a new dylan story out on rollingstone.com and im gettin tired of it. Breaking news: Bob Dylan has just sneezed. more info after the jump.

Cold Irons Bound definitely, also the Before the Flood live version of Most Likely You Go Your Way (And I’ll Go Mine)

Lay Down Your Weary Tune
Love-Zero/ No Limit

All the Wild Horses
Temporary Like Achilles
Odds and Ends
Sweetheart Like You
In the Garden
Barbara Allen
Tight Connection to My Heart
The Usual (John Hiatt cover w/ Eric Clapton)

These are pretty rare -

1. A hot wind blows thru these dirty trousers
2. Baby Jakob’s (voice sounds like Springsteen’s)
3. I’m tired and overrated
4. Baez can’t give head as well as Mitchell
5. Maybe I’ll learn to play an instrument well one day

How about… JOHN BROWN, ISIS, SONG FOR WOODY, Lily, Rosemary and the Jack of Hearts, Shelter from the Storm… and my personal favorite A Hard Rain’s A-Gonna Fall

his solo part on the ‘we are the world’ single, his live, drunken appearances on the chabad telethon, and the live take of ‘jokerman’ from the old letterman show.

congratulations from Traveling Wilburys

Simple Twist of Fate from Bob at Budokan

yesterday with george harrison
Neighborhood Bully from Infidels
Sundown on the Union from Infidels

I’m Not There
Sign on the Cross
Blind Willie McTell
One More Night
I’ll Be Your Baby Tonight

and so many more Dylan is one of the greatest songwriters, if not the greatest

House Of The Rising Sun, Are You Ready? and Cold Irons Bound

*Song to Woody*

We Better Talk this Over
Isis
Quinn the Eskimo

His live recording of Brown Sugar. This could be the lead off single from the proposed compilation.

Jesus Christ, I’m so sick of Bob Dylan. Who gives a fuck. He was important like 50 years ago. And every week RS has another article on this walking mummy

Obsiously Five Believers

Visions of Johanna

Brownsville Girl and Went to See the Gypsy

All of Nashville Skyline…what an underrated album

also Isis!!!

romance in durango

CORRINA,CORRINA OUTAKES

CORRINA,CORRINA OUTAKES

Ballad Of A Thin Man.

The Man in Me.

Also some Wilburys.

my back pages
summertime
things have changed

I like “Honest With Me” and “Cry A While.”

I went to that website and couldn’t figure out how to vote.

Tweeter and the Monkey Man!

Some stuff from his Cash/Dylan sessions would be cool….