This is a page of albums and singles that look like official Dylan albums but are actually from sources other than Columbia or other official record companies. For other Questionable releases, see here. For Questionable video releases, see here. Some of these entries are of items listed on eBay. Because of the very large number of Dylan fakes on eBay, I have now discontinued using eBay as a source. For the official releases of these albums, see International Album Releases, except where noted.
Revised 07 January, 2024.
Bob Dylan (1962)
"Bob Dylan Vol. 3" - stereo vinyl LPs, CSJ Records CSJ-216 (Taiwan), 1970s:
These records were legal in Taiwan at the time of release, but were produced without authorisation from Columbia. They had very flimsy covers open on three sides, which had to be protected inside plastic to survive. This album is a copy of the 1966 Japanese CBS YS-611-C release, which is actually Bob's first album from 1962 with a new title (the first two volumes released by CBS in Japan had been compilations), and the tracks re-ordered. The record exists in several sleeve and label variants, and was originally released on red vinyl.
Taiwan, formerly Formosa, calls itself the "Republic of China", mainland China is the "People's Republic of China".
Thanks to Ulf Gyllenspetz for information and to Hans Seegers for further information and scans.
"Bob Dylan" - stereo vinyl LP, Tai Shen Records KT-3046 (Taiwan), 1970s:
"Bob Dylan" - CD release, Landy Star Music LS-3367 (Russia), 1990s:
"Bob Dylan" - unauthorised download release with extra tracks, iTunes (Germany), Dec 2012:
Picture from iTunes Germany showing a pirated version of Bob Dylan with extra tracks including R-0002, R-0003 and R-0004, screenshot by Dag Braathen |
Thanks to Dag Braathen for the screenshot from iTunes Germany in Dec 2012 showing a unauthorised version of Bob Dylan with four extra tracks from Carolyn Hester's 1962 self-titled Columbia album, three of which have Bob on harmonica (Los Bibilicos is included but does not include Bob). See 1962 for the official Carolyn Hester album. See Online Recordings (Other) for releases of this album under different names on iTunes UK, Jan 2013. |
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"Bob Dylan Debut Album" - unauthorised CD releases, Various Record Labels (catalogue numbers?) (UK), 14 Jan 2013:
Hallmark 050457 126025 (UK) - picture from www.amazon.co.uk |
Thanks to Bill Hester and Paul S. Levine for information about these EU releases of Bob's first album, presumably "legal" because of copyright expiry in the EU after fifty years. See Online Recordings (Other) for releases of this album under different names on iTunes UK, Jan 2013. |
Marmot Records release - picture from www.amazon.co.uk |
CGH Ventures release - picture from www.amazon.co.uk |
Hoodoo Records 263447 (UK) - front picture from www.amazon.co.uk |
Hoodoo Records 263447 (UK) - rear picture from www.amazon.co.uk |
The Hoodoo Records release has twelve bonus tracks from other unreleased 1961-62 recordings. The CGH Ventures release is also available as an iTunes download, see below.
"Bob Dylan" - unauthorised downloads, iTunes (UK), Jan 2013:
"Bob Dylan" - unauthorised 2CD stereo and mono release, Not Now Music NOT2CD480 (NL for Europe), Jan 2013:
Not Now Music NOT2CD480 (NL for Europe) - front of slipcase, picture from www.ginza.se |
Thanks to Anders Lindh for information about this 2CD release, presumably "legal" because of copyright expiry in the EU after fifty years. As well as stereo and mono versions of the album, it includes two bonus tracks. According to Derek Barker of "Isis" magazine, Not Now Music informed him they were both sides of the original Mixed Up Confusion/Corrina, Corrina mono 7" single (R-0007 and R-0008, see 1962). However, this is completely wrong - Mixed Up Confusion is the alternate take from the original release of Biograph (R-0748, see 1985) and Corrina, Corrina is an unfaded version (2:53 instead of 2:44) of the version from The Freewheelin' Bob Dylan with a final drum roll from drummer Herb Lovelle! This is a completely new rarity. There is also a 2LP vinyl release, but it does not include the two bonus tracks. |
Not Now Music NOT2CD480 (NL for Europe) - outside of unfolded front insert (my copy) |
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Not Now Music NOT2CD480 (NL for Europe) - rear insert (rear of slipcase is the same) |
Not Now Music NOT2CD480 (NL for Europe) - reverse of rear insert |
Not Now Music NOT2CD480 (NL for Europe) - CD1 (mono) |
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Not Now Music NOT2CD480 (NL for Europe) - inside of unfolded front insert |
R-0748-2 Mixed Up Confusion - stereo mix of the overdubbed alternate take of 1962 single A-side (2:22), from original release of Biograph, see 1985, recorded Columbia Recording Studios, New York, 1 Nov 1962 (take 10) and overdubbed with different backing, probably on 8 Dec 1964
R-0955
Corrina, Corrina (traditional) - extended version of mono track
with band from The
Freewheelin' Bob Dylan with final drum roll (2:53 instead of 2:44), recorded
at Columbia Studios, New York, 26 Oct 1962 (take 6)
Thanks to Anders Lindh, Peter Coulthard and Keith Venturoni for pointing out
that R-0955 is exactly the same as the track from The Original Mono
Recordings including fade out, then there are about eight second of silence
followed by the final drum roll. As this counts as a rarity, full details
are in 2013.
Thanks to Anders Lindh, Roger Ford and Derek Barker for information and to Les Kokay for the scan. Special thanks to Anders for the album!
"House Of The Risin' Sun" - 2CD set, Movieplay Gold (catalogue number?) (UK), 11 Feb 2013; LP release: Vinyl Passion Direct Metal Master (catalogue number?) (UK), 11 Feb 2013:
Picture from www.amazon.co.uk (2CD release) |
Thanks to Paul S. Levine for information about this 39 track 2CD release
of Bob's first album plus other tracks from 1961-62, again presumably
allowed because of copyright expiry in the EU after fifty years. Thanks to James Hannigan for finding a 14 track LP from this set that has just Bob's first album plus his first single, Mixed Up Confusion (see 1962). |
Picture from elusivedisc.com (LP release) |
"Bob Dylan" - unauthorised stereo 180gm vinyl release, DOL Records DOL973HG (Russia), 2013:
DOL Records DOL973HG (Russia)
- detail of rear with 2013 date
DOL Records DOL973HG (Russia)
- spine of gatefold sleeve
This album with the same bonus tracks was reissued in 2019 on CD as part of a 5CD set from DOL Records called Timeless Classic Albums, see Questionable Releases.
Thanks to Billy Bolley for information and scans.
"Bob Dylan" - unauthorised stereo vinyl release, Not Now Music NOTLP001X (NL for Europe), 19 Apr 2014:
Not Now Music NOTLP001X (NL for Europe) - LP front picture from www.recordstoreday.co.uk |
This unauthorised release on transparent red vinyl
for Record Store Day 2014 included a "promo 7" stereo single" with Mixed Up
Confusion/Corrina, Corrina. The single has catalogue number NOT7001 and
comes in a plain white sleeve. For comments on these extra tracks see the Jan
2013 entry above. Thanks to Michel Pomarede for information and scans. |
Not Now Music NOTLP001X (NL for Europe) - LP rear scan by Michel Pomarede |
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Not Now Music NOT7001 (NL for Europe) - 7" "promo" single B-side in sleeve, scan by Michel Pomarede |
"Bob Dylan And The New Folk Movement" - unauthorised CD release: Delta Music 26694 (UK), 7 Jan 2013; unauthorised 2LP stereo vinyl release: Delta Music N 79 001 (Germany), 7 Jan 2013:
Delta Music 26694 (UK) - CD front picture from www.amazon.co.uk |
This unofficial 25-track CD from Delta Leisure Group, Dartford, Kent, is being sold by www.amazon.co.uk at a budget price of £4.15 (€4.90). It is again legal because of copyright expiry in the EU after fifty years, and has Bob's first album as the first thirteen tracks plus a compilation of twelve tracks by Judy Collins, Joan Baez, Bob Gibson and Dave van Ronk. There is also a 2LP stereo 180gm vinyl version of this set from Delta made in Germany with Bob's first album on the first disc and the bonus tracks on the second disc. | |||
Delta Music N 79 001 (Germany) - LP front picture from www.amazon.co.uk |
Delta Music N 79 001 (Germany) - LP rear picture from www.amazon.co.uk |
Delta Music 26694 (UK) - outside of CD front insert, photocopy by Paul Shenton |
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Delta Music 26694 (UK) - CD photocopy by Paul Shenton |
Thanks to John Willy Bakke, Bill Hester, Hans Seegers, Paul Shenton and Éamonn Ó Catháin for information.
"Carolyn Hester Introduces Bob Dylan" - 2CD set, Jasmine Records JASCD 259 (UK), 12 Apr 2013:
Jasmine Records JASCD 259 (UK mono/stereo, 2013) - front (my copy |
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Tradition Records TLP-1043 (USA mono) - front (my copy, 1961, no Dylan) |
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Columbia CL 1779 (USA mono), the very first Dylan mono album released in 1962 - front with sticker, scan by Hans Seegers |
Thanks to John Willy Bakke for information about this 2CD set from Jasmine Records in the UK, presumably legal because all the albums included are now out of copyright. CD1 contains Carolyn's first album, Scarlet Ribbons from 1957 on the Coral label, produced in her home state of Texas by Norman Petty, producer of Buddy Holly and the Crickets, together with Carolyn's 1961 self-titled album on Tradition Records, both in mono. CD2 contains Carolyn's second self-titled album on Columbia in 1962 with Bob on harmonica (see 1962) plus Bob's first album and what really is his first single, in mono, not as the entries immediately above. As the album is described as stereo/mono, I assume the albums on CD2 are in stereo. The main photo on the front of this 2CD set is from the UK CBS release of Carolyn's 1962 album, but I've also shown the US front for completeness.
Thanks to Thomas Fattoruso and Paul Shenton for information.
Various Artists - "I Was Young When I Left Home" - 2CD set, Influence Records (catalogue number?) (Europe), 3 Jun 2013:
"Constructing The Legend" - unauthorised CD release, BDA Records BDACD 106 (UK), 5 Aug 2013:
"Through It All Came... Dylan" - unauthorised download release with extra track, iTunes (UK), Nov 2013:
Picture from iTunes UK |
This unauthorised release of Bob's first album includes
Midnight
Special by Harry Belafonte
with Bob on harmonica as a bonus track (for releases of the original
Belafonte RCA Victor album see 1962). Thanks to Ian Woodward for information. |
"Fire Within" - unauthorised MP3 album, Don't U Records (no catalogue number) (USA), 2 May 2014:
Picture from www.amazon.com |
Thanks to Tim Dunn for information about this 24 track download-only album that includes Bob's first album and tracks from "The Minnesota Tapes". |
"Song To Woody" - unauthorised CD release, VLMedia VLCD 1370 (Finland), 2014:
Pete Seeger/Woody Guthrie/Bob Dylan - "American Folk Legends" - 3CD set, Not Now Music (catalogue number?) (NL for Europe), 25 Jun 2014:
Picture from www.amazon.com |
Thanks to Freddy Ordóñez Araque
for information about
this unofficial 3CD set with 18 Dylan tracks that are now in public domain
including all of Bob's first album. Track listing: CD1: 1. Turn! Turn! Turn! - Pete Seeger 2. Pastures Of Plenty - Woody Guthrie 3. House Of The Risin' Sun - Bob Dylan 4. If I Had A Hammer - Pete Seeger 5. Take A Whiff On Me - Woody Guthrie 6. Mixed-Up Confusion - Bob Dylan 7. Where Have All The Flowers Gone? - Pete Seeger 8. Wreck Of The Old '97 - Woody Guthrie 9. Pretty Peggy O - Bob Dylan 10. Yankee Doodle - Pete Seeger 11. I Ride An Old Paint - Woody Guthrie 12. Fixin' To Die - Bob Dylan 13. The False Knight Upon The Road - Pete Seeger 14. Tom Joad (Part 2) - Woody Guthrie 15. Talkin' New York - Bob Dylan 16. Frankie And Johnny - Pete Seeger 17. I Ain't Got No Home - Woody Guthrie 18. You're No Good - Bob Dylan 19. Casey Jones - Pete Seeger 20. Goodnight Little Arlo - Woody Guthrie |
CD2 1. This Land Is Your Land - Woody Guthrie 2. Blowin' In The Wind - Bob Dylan 3. Kisses Sweeter Than Wine - Pete Seeger 4. Blowin' Down This Road - Woody Guthrie 5. Man Of Constant Sorrow - Bob Dylan 6. Living In The Country - Pete Seeger 7. Pretty Boy Floyd - Woody Guthrie 8. Freight Train Blues - Bob Dylan 9. Delia's Gone - Pete Seeger 10. Sinking Of The Reuben James - Woody Guthrie 11. Corrina, Corrina - Bob Dylan 12. Jesse James - Pete Seeger 13. Cumberland Gap - Woody Guthrie 14. Highway 51 - Bob Dylan 15. Empty Pocket Blues - Pete Seeger 16. Little Black Train - Woody Guthrie 17. The Girl I Left Behind - Bob Dylan 18. John Hardy - Pete Seeger 19. Ramblin' Round Your City - Woody Guthrie 20. See That My Grave Is Kept Clean - Bob Dylan
CD3 1. Baby, Let Me Follow You Down - Bob Dylan 2. Wabash Cannonball - Pete Seeger 3. Tom Joad (Part 1) - Woody Guthrie 4. Song To Woody - Bob Dylan 5. Last Night I Had The Strangest Dream - Pete Seeger 6. Dust Bowl Blues - Woody Guthrie 7. In My Time Of Dyin' - Bob Dylan 8. Pretty Polly - Pete Seeger 9. John Henry - Woody Guthrie 10. Gospel Plow - Bob Dylan 11. Pittsburgh Town - Pete Seeger 12. Hard Ain't It Hard - Woody Guthrie 13. 1913 Massacre - Bob Dylan 14. Sixty Per Cent - Pete Seeger 15. Dust Pneumonia Blues - Woody Guthrie 16. In The Pines - Bob Dylan 17. We Shall Overcome - Pete Seeger 18. The Great Dust Storm - Woody Guthrie 19. Talkin' Bear Mountain Picnic Massacre Blues- Bob Dylan 20. So Long, It's Been Good To Know You - Pete Seeger
"pablO" - 2CD set, BDFOLK BDR 149 (France), 18 Nov 2014:
BDFOLK BDR 149 (France) - front of book (my copy) |
BDFOLK BDR 149 (France) - rear of book |
BDFOLK BDR 149 (France) - header pages of book |
BDFOLK BDR 149 (France) - inside rear cover with CDs |
Picture from www.amazon.co.uk |
Picture from www.amazon.co.uk |
Thanks to John Willy Bakke for information about this unaithorised 2CD set in a book-style folder created by Philippe Manoeuvre and François Kahn with illustrations by "pablO". "pablO" is an artist, a painter and cartoonist who publishes comic books on composers/artists accompanied by CDs. He has previously published similar editions on Serge Gainsbourg and Mozart. This book includes two CDs with Bob's first and second albums plus bonus tracks.
CD1: Bob Dylan plus: Mixed Up Confusion; Introduction; Poor Lazarus; Mean Old Southern Railroad (last three tracks recorded at the Riverside Church, New York, 29 Jul 1961, for the WRVR radio programme "Saturday Of Folk Music").
CD2: The Freewheelin' Bob Dylan plus bonus tracks (see below)
Various Artists - "American Folk - Milestones Of Legends" - 10CD boxed set, The Intense Media/Documents 600364 (Germany), 3 Feb 2017:
Thanks to Éamonn Ó Catháin and Peter Oudejans for information and scans.
"Bob Dylan" - unauthorised picture disc, Real Gone Music RGMLP001 (UK), 2017:
Real Gone Music RGMLP001 (UK) - picture from www.eil.com (picture disc) |
This attractive but unauthorised picture disc of
Bob's first album from Real Gone Music comes in a limited edition of 750. Thanks to Éamonn Ó Catháin for information about a version of the Real Gone Music release in a regular sleeve with a different front photo to be released on 10 Mar 2017. |
Real Gone Music RGMLP001 (UK) - picture from www.amazon.co.uk (regular disc) |
"Songs To Woody" - unauthorised stereo vinyl 2LP release, Le Chante Du Monde 742918.19 (France), 2 Oct 2018:
Le Chante Du Monde 742918.19 (Europe) - front scan from www.amazon.com |
This unauthorised 2LP set from French record label Le Chante Du Monde (probably not the same company as the one that issued Vanguard releases in France in the1970s) mixes all the tracks from Bob Dylan with other tracks from the early 1960s. |
Le Chante Du Monde 742918.19 (Europe) - rear scan from www.amazon.com |
Side 1: You're No Good*; Fixin' To Die*; He Was A Friend Of Mine; House Of The Risin' Sun*; Talkin' New York*; Song To Woody*
Side 2: Baby, Let Me Follow You Down*; In My Time Of Dying*; Man On The Street; Man Of Constant Sorrow*; Pretty Peggy-O*; See That My Grave Is Kept Clean*; Gospel Plow*
Side 3: Highway 51*; Freight Train Blues*; House Carpenter; Sally Girl; The Girl I Left Behind; Stealin' Stealin'
Side 4: In The Evening; It's Hard To Be Blind; Hard Times In New York Town; I Was Young When I Left Home; Ramblin' Round
*Songs from Bob Dylan.
Thanks to Sergio Mariano Romay for information
"Bob Dylan" - unauthorised stereo vinyl release, Glamourama Records 660150 (Europe), 1 Feb 2019:
Glamourama Records 660150 (Europe) - front picture from www.amazon.co.uk |
Just like the 2014 Not Now Music release above, this unauthorised stereo vinyl release contains a bonus 7" yellow vinyl single of Mixed Up Confusion/Corrina, Corrina, this time in a replica of the 1968 European single sleeve. Details of the official CBS single with this picture sleeve released in 1968 in Holland, France, Italy and Scandinavia are in 1962. |
Glamourama Records 660150 (Europe) - front picture from www.amazon.co.uk |
Thanks to Éamonn Ó Catháin for information.
"Collection Jean-Marie Périer Bob Dylan" - unauthorised stereo vinyl release, Wagram Music 3385136 (France), 18 Sep 2020:
The single versions of Corrina, Corrina and Mixed Up Confusion (see 1962) have been added to Side 2, both credited to "Robert Dylan". I have checked with Tim Dunn and Ian Woodward and there are no official uses of “Robert Dylan” in any Dylan copyrights or on any legal releases.
Thanks to Éamonn Ó Catháin and Michel Pomarede for information and scans.
"Essential Works: 1961-1962" - unauthorised stereo vinyl 2LP release, Diggers Factory (no catalogue number) (France), Apr 2021:
Record 2 tracklisting:
Side 1: Mixed-Up Confusion (single); Introduction; Poor Lazarus; Mean Old Southern Railroad (last three tracks recorded at the Riverside Church, New York, 29 Jul 1961, for the WRVR radio programme "Saturday Of Folk Music"); Fixin’ To Die.
Side 2: Smokestack Lightning; Hard Travellin'; The Death of Emmett Till; Standing On The Highway; Baby Please Don't Go (Fixin' To Die on Side 1 and all of Side 2 from the "Folksinger's Choice" radio programme hosted by Cynthia Gooding, WBAI-FM, New York, Jan or Mar 1962).
Thanks to François Guillez for information.
"Bob Dylan" - unauthorised stereo vinyl LP release, Vinyl Story/Diggers Factory (no catalogue number) (France), Dec 2022:
The Freewheelin' Bob Dylan (1963)
"The Freewheelin' Bob Dylan" - stereo vinyl picture disc, Columbia KCS 8786 (Canada), 1980s?:
"The Freewheelin' Bob Dylan" - CD release, Grammy (no catalogue number) (Russia), 1990s:
This release is probably pirated, since it has no record company name or catalogue number. There is a number "JPCD 2000532" in the centre of the CD itself. The front insert is a single card. The rear insert has a gramophone logo and an email address: "[email protected]".
Thanks to Keith Schweiger for information and scans.
"The Freewheelin' Bob Dylan" - fake test pressing, Columbia CL 1986 (mono) (USA), Dec 2011:
"Pablo" - 2CD set, BDFOLK BDR 149 (France), 18 Nov 2014:
BDFOLK BDR 149 (France) - front of book (my copy) |
Thanks to John Willy Bakke for information about this 2CD set in a book-style folder. Pablo is an artist, a painter and cartoonist who publishes comic books on composers/artists accompanied by CDs. He has previously published similar editions on Serge Gainsbourg and Mozart. This book includes two CDs with Bob's first and second albums plus bonus tracks. CD1: Bob Dylan plus bonus tracks (see above) CD2: The Freewheelin' Bob Dylan plus: Fixin' To Die (R-0901); Smokestack Lightning (R-0902); Hard Travellin' (R-0903); The Death Of Emmett Till (R-0904); Standing On The Highway (R-0905); Baby Please Don't Go (R-0908) (bonus tracks from the "Folksinger's Choice" radio programme hosted by Cynthia Gooding, WBAI-FM, New York, Jan or Mar 1962, released on the Pacifica Archives CD-R Bob Dylan And Cynthia Gooding, Mar 2011. |
"Bob Dylan" - mono vinyl LP, Amiga Phonoclub 8 40 040, (German Democratic Republic/East Germany), Jan 1967, copied 2015:
Amiga Phonoclub 8 40 040 (East Germany) - front scan by Hans Seegers |
This mono album is claimed to be the rarest Bob Dylan album in the world, rarer even than the withdrawn first pressing of The Freewheelin' Bob Dylan (see 1963 and above)! |
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Its contents are actually the regular commercial release of The Freewheelin' Bob Dylan, with German "socialist" sleeve notes, released as a very limited edition by an East German record club, and printed at the Amiga pressing plant in East Berlin, under licence from CBS Records. The record has orange "Phonoclub" labels. The front photo is a 1965 shot by Jerry Schatzberg.
Thanks to Michel Pomarede for news that copies of this album in both red and black vinyl are being sold on eBay and other outlets. My information is that these are unofficial reproductions, so are not recommended unless you are keen to own such a copy for its novelty value.
Thanks to Hans Seegers and Michel Pomarede for information and scans.
The Times They Are A-Changin' (1964)
"The Times They Are A-Changin'" - stereo vinyl LP releases, CSJ Records CSJ-101 (Taiwan), Sep 1965 onwards:
CSJ
Records CSJ-101 (Taiwan) - detail of rear, scan by Hans Seegers (first release)
CSJ
Records CSJ-101 (Taiwan) -
detail of rear, scan by Hans Seegers (second release variant 1
with different Chinese text)
CSJ
Records CSJ-101 (Taiwan) -
detail of rear, scan by Hans Seegers (second release variant 2
with slightly different Chinese text from variant 1)
Jules Normington gives the release dates as: first variant - Sep 1965, second variant - Mar 1968, third variant - Nov 1969, fourth variant - Jul 1970. CSJ was a label based in Taichung, central Taiwan.
The records of all Hans Seeger's copies have matrix numbers: Side 1 - "XSM-75528-1E" (stamped), "J-101-A SM 111" (handwritten), Side 2 - "XSM-75529-1E" (stamped), "J-101-B SM 1111" (handwritten).
Ger Hemel's copy has a second release front sleeve and second release variant 1 rear sleeve. The record is made of orange vinyl. The Side 1 record label is the same as Hans' second variant but the Side 2 label is different from the other Side 2s shown. The record has matrix numbers: Side 1 - "XSM-75528-1E" (stamped), "J-101-A " (handwritten) plus four Taiwanese/Chinese characters, Side 2 - "XSM-75529-1E" (stamped), "J-101-B " (handwritten) plus the same four Taiwanese/Chinese characters.
Thanks to Hans Seegers, Ulf Gyllenspetz, Jules Normington and Ger Hemel for information and pictures.
"Bob Dylan!/Vol. 1" - stereo vinyl LP, First Records FL 1328 (Taiwan), 1975 (two variants):
This unauthorised release, with the exclusive anachronistic sleeve of the Jul 1966 CBS Japan release Bob Dylan!/Vol. 4, is the regular 1964 The Times They Are A-Changin' album! These albums have flimsy paper sleeves inside a clear plastic wallet. There are two sleeve and record label variants. "Bob Dylan" is mis-spelled as "Bob Oylan" on the first front sleeve with a yellow border, although not on the red record labels. The second copy has a corrected front sleeve with a green border and a record pressed in clear orange vinyl with yellow labels, again correct.
For Rainy Day Women 12 & 35: Bob Dylan/Vol. 2, First Records FL 1329, the first record of Blonde On Blonde, see below.
Thanks to Michel Pomarede for information and scans.
"The Times They Are A-Changin'" - stereo 8-track cartridge release, Jellco Productions (no catalogue number) (USA), early 1970s:
Bringing It All Back Home (1965)
"Bringing It All Back Home" - stereo/mono(?) vinyl release, Euju Records 3004 (Taiwan), 1960s; Sun Shine Record SS-176 (Taiwan), 20 Nov 1967:
This unauthorised releases have flimsy paper sleeves encased in thin plastic wallets. The first record has red/white Euju labels which don't say whether it's stereo or mono.
The Sun Shine Record disc is made of orange vinyl and has black labels with some misprints including the album title! It has a date code of "56.11.20" (20 Nov 1967 - add "1911" to the year number).
Thanks to Ulf Gyllenspetz and Ger Hemel for information and pictures.
"Bringing It All Back Home" - stereo vinyl picture disc, Columbia KCS 9128 (Canada); Discos CBS 137490 (Brazil), 1980s?:
"Bringing It All Back Home" - mono CD release, Sony CD-116 (Hong Kong), 2001(?):
Highway 61 Revisited (1965)
"Highway 61 Revisited" - stereo vinyl LP, Eun Ha Su Record Company EU 21 (South Korea), 1960s?:
"Highway 61 Revisited" - stereo cassette release, AB Records 308 (Country?), 1970s?:
"Highway 61 Revisited" - mono red vinyl disc, Columbia CL 2389 (USA), 1980s?:
"Columbia CL 2389 (USA)" - front sleeve and fake red vinyl disc, photo from MercadoLibre (Argentina) |
Thanks to Sergio Mariano Romay for information about this copy of "Columbia CL 2389" with a red vinyl disc. Sadly, it is not a genuine Columbia US release. Augie Krater thinks these eBay albums are pirated from the 2010 mono remasters. The sleeve and labels are the same as those of the variant 2 copy above. Lars M. Banke has copies with red and white vinyl, and there is a pink vinyl version on Discogs. The handwritten matrix numbers on both of Lars' copies shown are: Side 1 - “Highway 61 Revisited 1”, Side 2 - “Highway 61 Revisited 2”, which means the discs have been pressed unofficially. |
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"Columbia CL 2389 (USA)" - front scan by Lars M. Banke (sleeve with fake red and white vinyl discs) |
"Columbia CL 2389 (USA)" - rear scan by Lars M. Banke (sleeve with fake red and white vinyl discs) |
"Columbia CL 2389 (USA)" - Side 1 scan by Lars M. Banke (fake red vinyl disc) |
"Columbia CL 2389 (USA)" - Side 2 scan by Lars M. Banke (fake red vinyl disc) |
"Columbia CL 2389 (USA)" - Side 1 scan by Lars M. Banke (fake white vinyl disc) |
"Columbia CL 2389 (USA)" - Side 2 scan by Lars M. Banke (fake white vinyl disc) |
"Highway 61 Revisited" - stereo vinyl picture disc, Columbia KCS 9189 (Canada), 1980s?:
"Highway 61 Revisited" - unauthorised gold vinyl release, CBS 62572 (NL), late 1980s:
"Highway 61 Revisited (Deluxe Version)" - unauthorised download release with extra tracks, iTunes (France), Oct 2014:
Blonde On Blonde (1966)
"Rainy Day Women 12 & 35: Bob Dylan/Vol. 2" - stereo vinyl LP, First Records FL 1329 (Taiwan), 1975 (three variants):
First Records FL 1329 (Taiwan) - front scan by Raoul Verolleman (copy 1) |
This is the first record of Blonde On Blonde and these are pirate copies of the 1966 Japanese CBS album Rainy Day Women 12 & 35: Bob Dylan/Vol. 5 (see International Album Releases). |
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CBS YS-672-C (Japan) - front scan by Hans Seegers (official release) |
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First Records FL 1329 (Taiwan) - front scan by Ger Hemel (copy 3) |
First Records FL 1329 (Taiwan) - rear scan by Ger Hemel (copy 3) |
First Records FL 1329 (Taiwan) - Side 1 scan by Ger Hemel (copy 3 - black vinyl) |
First Records FL 1329 (Taiwan) - Side 2 scan by Ger Hemel (copy 3 - black vinyl) |
The sleeves are made of very flimsy paper. "Bob Dylan" is mis-spelled as "Bob Oylan" on the first front sleeve, although not on the red record labels. Jeff Hunt's copy has a pink front sleeve without the spelling mistake. The second record is made of orange vinyl with blue labels. The third record comes with a pink front sleeve without the spelling mistake and different text placement. The rear sleeve has different Chinese text at the bottom. The record has blue labels and is of black vinyl.There was no Columbia pressing plant in Taiwan at that time.
For Bob Dylan!/Vol. 1, First Records FL 1328, actually The Times They Are A-Changin', see above.
Thanks to Raoul Verolleman, Jeff Hunt and Ger Hemel for information and scans.
"Blonde On Blonde" - stereo cassette release, Scorpio 94045 (Indonesia), 1970s:
"Blonde On Blonde" - mono CD release, Columbia C2L 41/LP 5110 (USA), 2005:
"Blonde On Blonde" - mono CD release, CBS M 66012 (Europe?), 2005:
CBS M 66012 (Europe?) - front of digipak photo by Senne Willems (pirated release) |
Several people have also emailed me and provided pictures of what
purports to be a CD promo in a digipak of the mono version of Blonde On Blonde
released in Germany, being sold on a Japanese online auction site. The
digipak uses the artwork of the Dutch Bob Dylan's Greatest Hits
and Bob Dylan's Greatest Hits 2 releases, see
International
Albums (Dylan-Only Compilations) 1960s. Roger Ford
tells me it's also been described on eBay as being from Sweden. This
item has the CBS logo on the digipak and the CD itself, with a catalogue
number of M 66012 (the same number as the UK mono release). However,
it's not a genuine CBS release, but a pirate copy of what sounds like "a
very worn copy of the US mono mix" according to Roger. It's shown
here for information purposes only. Thanks to Senne Willems for information and photos. |
CBS M 66012 (Europe?) - rear of digipak photo by Senne Willems (pirated release) |
CBS M 66012 (Europe?) - CD photo by Senne Willems (pirated release) |
Bob Dylan's Greatest Hits 2 (NL, 1967)
These Saudi Arabian cassette releases of the 1966 Dutch compilation are unauthorised. The catalogue number is higher than that of the IMD release of the 1980 album Saved, so I date this as early 1980s. Absolutely Sweet Marie is misspelled as "Mary" on both the cassette insert (twice) and the Side 2 label, as on the official release. My cassette is grey with white paper labels.
Paul Shenton's later copy has the same insert as mine, but a different cassette in light grey with text printed directly on to it, there are no paper labels. The cassette has "JAPAN" impressed at the top on both sides.
For the official release, see International Album Releases (Dylan-Only Compilations) 1960s.
Thanks to Paul Shenton for information and pictures.
Bob Dylan's Greatest Hits (1967)
"Bob Dylan's Greatest Hits'" - stereo vinyl LP, CSJ Records CSJ-817 (Taiwan), 1970s:
"Bob Dylan's Greatest Hits'" - stereo vinyl LP, Yung Feng LF-8049 (Taiwan), 1970s:
"Bob Dylan's Greatest Hits" - stereo compact cassette, Mag Music MM-0034 (Poland), 1970s:
"Bob Dylan's Greatest Hits" - stereo compact cassette, Takt Music 1636 (Poland), 1990s:
"Bob Dylan's Greatest Hits" - stereo compilation cassette, Poker 942 (Poland), 1990s:
John Wesley Harding (1968)
"John Wesley Harding" - stereo vinyl LPs, Song Jwu Record SAL 7048 (Taiwan), 15 Jun 1968; First Records FL-1656 (Taiwan), 1970s (two variants):
These releases are again from Taiwan, where they were legal to purchase, although not legal to export (Columbia had no pressing plant in Taiwan). These records have sleeves made of flimsy paper encased in thin plastic. The sound quality is reportedly very poor. The Song Jwu Record album has a date code of "57.6.15" on the labels (15 Jun 1968 - add "1911" to the year number). Ronald Born's copy of FL-1656 has red record labels while Ger Hemel's copy comes in the same sleeve but has blue record labels.
Thanks to Ronald Born, Pete Jones and Ger Hemel for information and pictures.
Nashville Skyline (1969)
"Nashville Skyline" - promo stereo vinyl LP - CBS 92 214 (West Germany), 1969:
"Nashville Skyline" - stereo vinyl LP release - Li Ming Records LM-2313 (Taiwan), 25 Oct 1969:
Below the song titles on the record labels is a date code of "58.10.25" (25 Oct 1969 - add "1911" to the year number).
Thanks to Raoul Verolleman, Jeff Hunt and Ger Hemel for information and scans.
Self Portrait (1970)
"Self Portrait" - 2LP vinyl sets, First Records FL-1941/1942 (Taiwan); World Record SLW-1778/79 (Taiwan), 1970s:
The catalogue number on the sleeve is FL-1942, but the records themselves have red labels and catalogue numbers: Side 1 - FL-1941-A, Side 2 - FL-1941-B, Side 3 - FL-1941-C, Side 4 - FL-1941-D.
This set also appears as World Record SLW-1778/79 with the false claim that Jimi Hendrix plays guitar on the album! It has a completely different sleeve design, not actually a sleeve but two sheets of flimsy paper inside a plastic sleeve. The records have black labels and matrix numbers: Side 1 - 1778A: XSM 153504-1J YMS 70/0048 SLW 1778A, Side 2 - 1778B: XSM 153505-1M YMS 70/0048 SLW 1778B, Side 3 - 1779A: XSM 153506-1L YMS 70/0049 SLW 1779A, Side 4 (not shown) - 1779B: XSM 153507-1K YMS 70/0049 SLW 1779B. Pete Jones has a version of the World Record album with a different catalogue number - SLW-1683/84 - scans required.
Thanks to Hans Seegers for information and to Gerald Mantel, Simon Blokker and Manuel García Jara for further information and pictures.
New Morning (1970)
"New Morning" - stereo vinyl LP, First Records FL-2021 (Taiwan), early 1970s:
Bob Dylan's Greatest Hits Vol. II (1971)
"Bob Dylan's Greatest Hits Vol. II" - 2LP vinyl set, PRC Records PRC-5220 (Taiwan), 1970s:
This release is again from Taiwan, where it was legal to purchase, although not legal to export (Columbia had no pressing plant in Taiwan). The set has a sleeve for both records made of flimsy paper encased in plastic, not a gatefold sleeve. The sleeve has been scanned in monochrome, because it is otherwise almost unviewable. The records have blue/white PRC Records labels.
Thanks to Allan Burger for information and scans.
"Bob Dylan's Greatest Hits Vol. II" - 2LP vinyl set, Academy Records HD 62 (Taiwan), 1970s:
"More Bob Dylan's Greatest Hits" - stereo vinyl release, Sprint Records 67239 (Turkey), late 1970s:
Also shown is a single released by Sprint with a Bob Dylan cover, Ballata Indiana [Wigwam].
Thanks to Michel Pomarede and Manuel García Jara for information and scans.
"Bob Dylan's Greatest Hits Vol. I" - stereo cassette release, IMD-6011 (Saudi Arabia), late 1970s; "Bob Dylan's Greatest Hits Vol. II" - stereo cassette release, IMD-6012 (Saudi Arabia), late 1970s:
The cassettes are both light grey with white IMD paper labels. They both have "JAPAN" impressed at the top on both sides but these releases are not Japanese.
Thanks to Ger Hemel and Paul Shenton for information and pictures.
George Harrison & Friends - The Concert For Bangladesh (1972)
George Harrison & Friends - "The Concert For Bangladesh" - stereo 3LP set, First Records FL-2154-56 (Taiwan), 1972:
First Records FL-2154-56 (Taiwan) - front photo from www.discogs.com |
First Records FL-2154-56 (Taiwan) - inside photo from www.discogs.com |
First Records FL-2154-56 (Taiwan) - inside photo from www.discogs.com |
First Records FL-2154-56 (Taiwan) - inside photo from www.discogs.com |
First Records FL-2154-56 (Taiwan) - inside photo from www.discogs.com |
First Records FL-2154-56 (Taiwan) - rear photo from www.discogs.com |
First Records FL-2154 (Taiwan) - Side 1 photo from www.discogs.com (Record 1, Side 1) |
First Records FL-2155 (Taiwan) - Side 2 photo from www.discogs.com (Record 2, Side 1) |
First Records FL-2156 (Taiwan) - Side 3 photo from www.discogs.com (Record 3, Side 1) |
First Records FL-2156 (Taiwan) - Side 4 photo from www.discogs.com (Record 3, Side 2) |
First Records FL-2155 (Taiwan) - Side 5 photo from www.discogs.com (Record 2, Side 2) |
First Records FL-2154 (Taiwan) - Side 6 photo from www.discogs.com (Record 1, Side 2) |
This unofficial 3LP set from First Records, Taiwan comes in three separate 12" sleeves joined at the spine. The record sides are arranged for auto-change record players, with Sides 1 and 6 on Record 1 (FL-2154), Sides 2 and 5 on Record 2 (FL-2155) and Sides 3 and 4 on Record 3 (FL-2156). For the original Apple vinyl boxed set release, see 1972.
All Dylan tracks were recorded live with George Harrison, Leon Russell and Ringo Starr, Madison Square Garden, New York, 1 Aug 1971 (evening show):
R-0075 A Hard Rain's Gonna Fall
R-0076 It Takes A Lot To Laugh, It Takes A Train To Cry
R-0077 Blowin' In The Wind
R-0078 Mr. Tambourine Man
R-0079 Just Like A Woman
Thanks to Simon Blokker for information.
George Harrison & Friends - "The Concert For Bangladesh" - stereo cassette release: Perina 38022 (Indonesia), 1970s:
George Harrison & Friends - "The Concert For Bangladesh" - stereo 2x8-track cartridge releases, (Record company?) (no catalogue numbers) (Country?), 1970s:
Pat Garrett & Billy The Kid Original Soundtrack (1973)
"Pat Garrett & Billy The Kid Original Soundtrack" - stereo vinyl LP, First Records FL-2392 (Taiwan), 1973:
"Pat Garrett & Billy The Kid: Original Soundtrack Recording" - "Caroche Jeans" stereo vinyl LP releases, CBS S 69042/CBS 32098 (Spain), 1984:
Lars M. Banke has a copy of CBS S 69042 in an unauthorised sleeve that was given away to promote the Spanish Caroche brand of denim jeans. Because it was not official, full details are given here. Manuel García Jara has a copy in the same sleeve but where the record labels have the new catalogue number of CBS S 32098. The album is mentioned in Francisco García's "Bob Dylan en España: Mapas de carretera para el alma [Bob Dylan in Spain: Road Maps for the Soul]" book (Editorial Milenio, Lleida 2000) p. 197. “This is a very rare disc, since this is a disc used to promote the brand of denim CAROCHE. The front sleeve is maroon in colour, similar to the inner sleeve of Blood On The Tracks, and with the CAROCHE logo in the centre. The rear sleeve is white and has on the left side the credits that appeared in the original edition, but incomplete. The block of artistic credits with the dedication to Sam Peckinpah has disappeared, as well as the two blocks belonging to the credits of the film. In the centre of the rear sleeve there is a advertising text that relates the authenticity of the folk music and country of the disc with the pure essence of the Far West of the CAROCHE cowboy pants. In no place on the sleeve is it mentioned that this is a disc of Bob Dylan. The disc has no details different from the usual release.”
However, Manuel García Jara is sceptical about its status. He divides advertising-related releases into two categories:
"Official records. Authorised, made and printed directly by their respective record companies. The sleeves and/or labels were modified to show logos and slogans of the commercial companies. Those records are very collectable and some of them are very expensive. All those records, without exceptions, can be found in the excellent book "Historia iconográfica de la música en la publicidad" ("Iconographic History of Music in Publicity") by Fernando Montañés and Mikel Barsa (published by Fundación Autor, part of SGAE, 2006). Mikel Barsa is the biggest record dealer in Spain and the organizer of most important International Record Fairs here and in South America.
Unofficial records. Most of the time, owners of commercial companies bought genuine vinyl records from a record dealer and they designed and printed their own sleeves. Those "editions" were not authorised by record companies. The "Caroche Edition" of Pat Garrett & Billy The Kid is well-known to Spanish Dylan collectors and even by collectors from other countries. It is an expensive album, too much expensive for an unofficial record! Caroche, based in Valencia, was a company that specialised in jeans clothes. In 1984 this company thought to give a record to their young customers and Pat Garrett was the best option, for the following reasons:
They bought a few hundred copies of the vinyl (both CBS S 69042 and CBS S 32098, with orange/yellow labels) and they designed a sleeve (the front has the Caroche logo over a dark background, similar to jeans clothes; the rear is white with the panel of tracklist and musician credits, but the credits of the movie are missing; there is also a text advertising the link between "good country music-good western movie-better blue jeans"). This unofficial release was not authorised by CBS and doesn't appear in the book of Fernando Montañés/Mikel Barsa. If this book had been published by a different company, the "Caroche Edtion" would have been included as in the book "Bob Dylan en España: Mapas de carreteras para el alma", because it is well known in Spain (if not infamous) and very collectable. However, "Historia iconográfica de la música en la publicidad" was published by Fundación Autor, part of SGAE, the Spanish copyright organisation and obviously an unofficial record, not authorised by the record company, couldn't be included in a book published by the SGAE.
Thanks to Lars M. Banke and Manuel García Jara for information and scans.
Dylan (1973)
"Dylan (Can't Help Falling In Love)" - stereo vinyl LP release: Life Studio 54 Life 306 (South Korea), 1973:
"Dylan (A Fool Such As I)" - CD release, Howling Wolf Records 810006-1 (Europe?), 2010:
Thanks to Billy Bolley for information and scans.
Planet Waves [Bob Dylan/The Band] (1974)
Bob Dylan/The Band - "Planet Waves" - DVD-Audio copies of Asylum Quadraphonic LP and Quadraphonic 8-track tape cartridge: Unknown Record Companies CB026/0121 (Country?), 2000s (?):
Bob Dylan/The Band - "Planet Waves"/"Bob Dylan's Greatest Hits" - stereo compact cassette, GMI 1021 (Singapore), 1974:
Bob Dylan/The Band - "Planet Waves"/"Blood On The Tracks" - stereo compact cassette, PRO GTR 23254 (country?), 1970s:
Thanks to Gerd Rundel for information and scans.
Before The Flood [Bob Dylan/The Band] (1974)
Bob Dylan/The Band - "Before The Flood Part 2" - stereo cassette release, RC 2825 (Poland), late 1970s:
Blood On The Tracks (1975)
"Blood On The Tracks" - stereo vinyl test pressing, Columbia Recording Studios S-19322 (USA), 8 Oct 1974:
Thanks to Gerd Rundel, Tim Norford and Derek Barker for information and scans.
"Blood On The Tracks" - stereo cassette release, Lord Records L-347 (Indonesia), 1970s(?):
Lord Records L-347 (Indonesia) - outside of cassette insert with 7-Tease picture, photocopy by Paul Shenton (inside is blank) |
This pirated cassette release from Indonesia comes
on a C60 cassette and includes three tracks by Donovan from his 1974 Epic
album 7-Tease at the start of Side 2. (The front album picture is not
Blood On The Tracks but 7-Tease!) Several of the track titles
are incorrect or contain spelling mistakes. Thanks to Paul Shenton and John Richardson for information and photocopies. |
Lord Records L-347 (Indonesia) - cassette Side 1 photocopy by Paul Shenton |
Lord Records L-347 (Indonesia) - cassette Side 2 photocopy by Paul Shenton |
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"Blood On The Tracks" - stereo cassette release, IBM Records 8579 (Egypt), 1980s:
Thanks to Jason Draper for information and scans.
"Blood On The Tracks" - CD release, Rock Music Records Company CD-936 (Taiwan), 2000:
Alan Hoaksey has detail of another questionable release from Taiwan, Union TD 1510, believed to be on vinyl - more information required.
The Basement Tapes [Bob Dylan/The Band] (1975)
Bob Dylan/The Band - "The Basement Tapes" - stereo cassette release, Footprint S-118B (Saudi Arabia), 1975:
Side 1: Odds And Ends; Orange Juice Blues (The Band); Million Dollar Bash; Yazoo Street Scandal (The Band); Going To Acapulco; Katie's Been Gone (The Band); Too Much Of Nothing (from Side 3); Yea! Heavy And A Bottle Of Bread (from Side 3).
Side 2: Lo! And Behold; Bessie Smith (The Band); Clothes Line Saga; Apple Suckling Tree; Please Mrs. Henry; Tears Of Rage; Crash On The Levee (Down In The Flood) (from Side 3); Ruben Remus (The Band) (from Side 3).
Thanks to Ger Hemel for information and scans.
New Gold Disc (Japan, 1975)
"New Gold Disc" - cassette compilation, IMD-831 (Saudi Arabia), 1970s:
IMD-831 (Saudi Arabia) - outside of cassette insert, scan by Tom Willems |
This pirated cassette from Saudi Arabia is an
unauthorised release of the 1975 CBS/Sony Japan
compilation, see
International Compilations (Dylan-only) 1970s. Thanks to Tom Willems for information and scans. |
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CBS/Sony SOPO 59 (Japan) - front with obi, scan by Hans Seegers |
"New Gold Disc" - cassette compilation, H.E.C. HEC 5151 (Abu Dhabi), 1970s:
Desire (1976)
"Desire" - stereo vinyl album, First Records FL-2698 (Taiwan), 1970s:
Thanks to Simon Blokker for information and scans.
"Desire" - stereo cassette release, Doll 3010 (India), 1970s:
"Desire" - stereo cassette release, GMI 2092 (Singapore), 1970s:
"Desire" - fake promo stereo vinyl album, CBS 86003 (Israel), circa 1990:
CBS 86003 (Israel) - fake promo sleeve front, scan by Patrick Helfrich |
This apparent promo album with the UK catalogue number has a unique
monochrome sleeve with text in Hebrew on the front promoting the track
Hurricane. On the rear sleeve are illustrated four earlier Dylan albums, with more
text in Hebrew. The record has orange 1960s-style CBS labels. In fact the
record is genuine but the sleeve is a fake, produced in Germany in the
1990s. Promo copies issued by CBS in Israel were just the regular albums
with promo stickers. See International Album Releases
for examples of promo copies with stickers of Bob Dylan and Another
Side Of Bob Dylan. This sleeve was
confirmed as a fake to Israeli collectors by CBS Records in Tel Aviv. Thanks to Hans Seegers and Patrick Helfrich for information and scans. |
CBS 86003 (Israel) - fake promo sleeve rear, scan by Patrick Helfrich |
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CBS 86003 (Israel) - Side 2 scan by Patrick Helfrich (genuine) |
"Desire" - fake promo stereo vinyl album, CBS/Columbia SE-76003 (Peru), 2022:
Desire was never released in Peru. François Guillez has found what purports to be a promo copy in a red/white sleeve. The record has stained white labels with an unreadable promo stamp on Side 1. It may be a genuine copy of Desire from some other country with a fake label but I am sure the sleeve is entirely fake.
Manuel García Jara says: "CBS Peru used the same promotional sleeve in the 1970s and 1980s. I've got Peruvian promo copies of Wish You Were Here (Pink Floyd), released in 1975, and Born In The USA (Bruce Springsteen) from 1984 and the promo sleeve always remained the same. The front has a big CBS/Columbia logo and the text "PROMOCIONAL / PROHIBIDA SU VENTA" at bottom right, without any mention of artist or album title; the rear always is blank with the stamped text "PROMOCIÓN". The catalogue number SE-76003 (first European editions were CBS 86003) does not belong to Peruvian CBS albums. In the 1970s and 1980s the genuine catalogue number was "SE" plus a four-digit code (not a five-digit code), starting with "8.", My Peruvian copy of Wish You Were Here, released in 1975, is SE-8.385, Animals (Pink Floyd, 1978) is SE-8.398. Peruvian promo editions come with the commercial vinyl with stamped promo text, never a white label."
Hard Rain (1976)
"Hard Rain" – stereo vinyl LP
release, Li Ming
Records LM-2757 (Taiwan):
Grand Prix 20 (Japan, 1976)
"Grand Prix 20" - stereo vinyl LP, Hoo Ver Record HV-3109 (Taiwan), 1976:
Hoo Ver Record HV - front scan by Ger Hemel |
This Dylan album is the 1976 CBS/Sony Japan-only
compilation Grand Prix 20, listed in International Album Releases (Dylan-Only Compilations) 1970s.
Unlike most unofficial releases from Taiwan, this record again has a sleeve of normal quality card. Thanks to Ger Hemel for information and scans. |
Hoo Ver Record HV - rear scan by Ger Hemel |
CBS/Sony 29AP 35 (Japan) - front with obi, scan from Esprit International |
Various Artists - "10 Greatest Folk Stars" - 10LP set, Golden Album SB-1033-1-10 (Taiwan), 1976:
Eric Clapton - No Reason To Cry (1976)
Eric Clapton - "No Reason To Cry" - stereo cassette release, IMD-6324 (Saudi Arabia), late 1970s:
IMD-6324 (Saudi Arabia) - outside of cassette insert, photocopy by Paul Shenton (inside is blank) |
R-0122 Sign Language
- Bob duets with Eric Clapton on this version of his otherwise unreleased song, recorded
at Shangri-La Studios, Malibu, CA, late March, 1976 Details of all official entries for Eric Clapton's 1976 RSO album "No Reason To Cry" with Bob performing on his otherwise unreleased co-composition Sign Language are in 1976. |
IMD-6324 (Saudi Arabia) - cassette Side 1 photocopy by Paul Shenton (includes R-0122) |
IMD-6324 (Saudi Arabia) - cassette Side 2 photocopy by Paul Shenton (no Dylan) |
The cassette is light grey with white IMD paper labels. It has "JAPAN" impressed at the top on both sides.
Thanks to Paul Shenton for information and pictures.
Street-Legal (1978)
"Street-Legal" - stereo vinyl LP release, Sierra LP 1782 (Turkey), 1978:
Thanks to Lars M. Banke for information and scans.
"Street-Legal" - stereo cassette release, Sonny's Tape Gallery (no catalogue number) (Iran), 1978:
"Street-Legal" - stereo cassette release, GS 2048 (Singapore), 1978:
"Street-Legal" - stereo compact cassette release, Contessa P-128 (Indonesia), 1978:
"Street-Legal" - stereo cassette release, Footprint S 472-A (Saudi Arabia), 1978:
"Street-Legal" - stereo cassette release, IMD-6025 (Saudi Arabia), 1978:
"Legal Para Circular [Street-Legal]" - "promo" stereo vinyl LP release, CBS CLS-5602 (Mexico), 1978:
Thanks to Manuel García Jara and Frank Fritsching for information and pictures.
Bob Dylan At Budokan (1978)
"Bob Dylan At Budokan" - stereo vinyl 2LP set, "CBS/Sony 40AP 1100/01" (Italy), 1978:
Lars M. Banke has a copy of what looks like the Japanese release CBS/Sony 40AP 1100/01 but which is actually a very convincing counterfeit made in Italy. The records have what look like genuine CBS/Sony Japan labels, but have handwritten matrix numbers: Side 1 - "SIDE 1", Side 2 - "SIDE 2", Side 3 - "SIDE 3", Side 4 - "SIDE 4". The genuine Japanese records have stamped matrix numbers with the 40AP 1100/01 catalogue numbers. For full details of the official album, see International Album Releases (Regular Albums).
Thanks to Lars M. Banke for information and scans.
"Bob Dylan At Budokan Vol. 2" - stereo cassette releases, GMI 2790 (Singapore), 1978; IMD-6395 (Saudi Arabia), 1978:
Thanks to Manuel García Jara and Paul Shenton for information and pictures.
"Bob Dylan Live" - stereo cassette release, Team Records T-1517 (Indonesia), 1978:
Side 1: Mr. Tambourine Man; Shelter From The Storm; Love Minus Zero/No Limit; Ballad Of A Thin Man; Don't Think Twice, It's All Right; I Shall Be Released; Is Your Love In Vain?
Side 2: Blowin' In The Wind; Just Like A Woman; Oh, Sister; Simple Twist Of Fate; All Along The Watchtower; All I Really Want To Do; Knockin' On Heaven's Door.
The cassette has generic Team Records labels without text.
Thanks to Lars M. Banke for information and scans.
"Bob Dylan At Budokan Part 1" - stereo cassette release, RC 2938 (Poland), 1978:
Slow Train Coming (1979)
"Bob Dylan 3 [Slow Train Coming]" - stereo cassette release, Unknown Record Company (no catalogue number) (Greece), 1979:
"Slow Train Coming" - stereo cassette release, Jazz JAZZ-184 (Country?), 1979:
"Slow Train Coming" - stereo cassette release, MG Producent Records MG 2677-1270 (Poland), 1979:
"Slow Train Coming" - promo and commercial stereo vinyl albums, Nectar LP. 8001 (Turkey), 1979(?):
"Slow Train Coming" - stereo cassette release, Footprint S 900-A (Saudi Arabia), 1979:
This cassette release is almost certainly unauthorised. The country of origin is not identified, although it actually comes from Saudi Arabia. The record company is again Footprint. The track listing on the right of the insert has been taken from an 8-track cartridge release! The cassette is light grey with white labels.
Thanks to Tom Willems and Dag Braathen for information and scans.
"Slow Train Coming" - stereo cassette release, GMI 2873 (Singapore), 1979:
"Slow Train Coming" - stereo cassette release, GS 2286 (Singapore), 1979:
Thanks to Paul Shenton for information and pictures.
"Slow Train Coming" - stereo vinyl LP release, Li Ming Records LM-3004 (Taiwan), 1979:
The rear sleeve is based on the front of the US inner sleeve.
Thanks to Michel Pomarede for information and scans.
"Slow Train Coming" - stereo cassette release, Concert CC 983 (Country?), 1980:
Thanks to Sergio Mariano Romay for information and scans.
"Slow Train Coming" - stereo vinyl LP releases, АнТроп (Anfon) C 90 31847/П 91 00007 (Russia), 1991, re-released 1993:
Man Gave Names To All The Animals is omitted, so the album has four tracks per side. Thanks to Ronald Born for pointing out that Precious Angel and Do Right To Me Baby are also reversed.
The 1991 album was released with three different labels, all shown above. The third one has the flags of the new Russian republic, which came into existence in 1991. Herman Lubenski of Belarus tells me these labels actually denoted vinyl quality, the red was best, white/brown was worst, and the white/blue was medium quality, but see the comments from Manuel García Jara below. The 1993 album belonging to Lars M. Banke has a fourth label variant in white, and the Side 1 label has the text "Riga, 1993" showing it was made in Latvia.
Thanks to Hans Seegers and Lars M. Banke for information and scans.
Saved (1980)
"Saved" - stereo cassette release, Trio Records T-1051 (Poland), 1980(?):
Trio Records T-1051 (Poland) - outside of cassette insert, photocopy by Paul Shenton (inside is blank) |
This pirated cassette release from Poland (or
possibly Russia or Ukraine) comes on a C60 cassette and includes four tracks by The
Grateful Dead from their 1980 Arista album Go To Heaven at the end of
Side 2. Thanks to Paul Shenton and John Richardson for information and photocopies. |
Trio Records T-1051 (Poland) - cassette Side 1 photocopy by Paul Shenton |
Trio Records T-1051 (Poland) - cassette Side 2 photocopy by Paul Shenton |
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"Saved" - stereo cassette release, IMD-6797 (Saudi Arabia), 1980(?):
"Saved" - stereo vinyl album, Max LP. 8013 (Turkey), 1981:
Shot Of Love (1981)
"Shot Of Love" - stereo vinyl LP release, Li Ming Records LM-3116 (Taiwan), 1981:
Infidels (1983)
"Infidels" - unauthorised stereo cassette release, CS 5581 (Indonesia), 1983:
Thanks to Lars M. Banke for information and scans.
"Infidels" - unauthorised gold vinyl release, CBS 460727 1 (NL), late 1980s:
Empire Burlesque (1985)
"Empire Burlesque" - stereo cassette release, CBS 86313 (Turkey), 1986:
Thanks to Lars M. Banke for information and scans.
"Empire Burlesque" - unauthorised stereo cassette release, Billboard BB 9814 (Indonesia), 1985 (two versions):
Thanks to Lars M. Banke and Ger Hemel for information and scans.
"Empire Burlesque" - unauthorised stereo cassette release, Team Records T 3721 (Indonesia), 1985:
This unofficial cassette release contains the ten tracks from Empire
Burlesque plus three tracks from Saved. The inside of the insert is
blank, but there is a booklet with song lyrics of Empire Burlesque songs
omitting the first three on Side 1. There are no lyrics of the Saved
tracks. The Team cassette has no text, but there is an Indonesian language
sticker on Side 1 with "PAJAK PENJUALAN [SALES TAX]".
Thanks to Ger Hemel for information and scans.
"Empire Burlesque" - unauthorised stereo cassette release, Glory 85-85 (Indonesia), 1985:
This unofficial Indonesian Empire Burlesque cassette has just the regular album tracks. The cassette comes in a plastic case with a transparent outside pocket for the insert. The lyrics of three songs are on the inside of the insert. The cassette is black with silver text, there are no paper labels.
Thanks to Lars M. Banke for information and scans.
Biograph (1985)
"Biograph" - unauthorised stereo cassette release, Bis Records 559 (Poland), 1985(?):
USA for Africa - We Are The World (1985)
USA For Africa (Various Artists) - "Nosotros Somos El Mundo [We Are The World]" - charity album promo stereo vinyl release: CBS or CBS/Sony CLS.5381 (Mexico), date?:
Knocked Out Loaded (1986)
"Knocked Out Loaded" - stereo cassette release, CBS 86326 (Turkey), 1986:
Thanks to Lars M. Banke for information and scans.
"Knocked Out Loaded" - stereo cassette release, Contessa PC 1595 (Indonesia), 1986:
Contessa PC 1595 (Indonesia) - front scan by Lars M. Banke |
This unofficial cassette release contains the eight tracks from
Knocked Out Loaded plus four tracks from Empire Burlesque and
Band Of The Hand from the 1986 MCA film
soundtrack album (R-0182, see 1986).
The cassette comes in a black plastic case with a
transparent outside pocket for the insert
and the cassette is actually a blank from Maxell. Thanks to Lars M. Banke for information and scans. |
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"Knocked Out Loaded" - stereo cassette release, Billboard BB 10.265 (Indonesia), 1986:
Thanks to Ger Hemel for information and scans.
"Knocked Out Loaded" - stereo cassette release, Team Records T 3851 (Indonesia), 1986:
Thanks to Ger Hemel for information and scans.
Band Of The Hand: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack [Various Artists] (1986)
Various Artists - "Band Of The Hand: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack" - Regular and Special Edition CDs, no label or catalogue number (Sweden), 2004:
"Regular Edition" - front scan by Jean-Pol Hiernaux |
Band Of The
Hand - with The Heartbreakers, produced by Tom Petty, lyrics on bobdylan.com
here For the original MCA release of the soundtrack album and singles, R-0182, see 1986. This CD edition was produced by a "Soundtrack Fanclub" in Scandinavia. There are two versions - one is a 10-track "professional" CD-R and was sold in the USA and Canada as an "import from Europe". It has no date, label or catalogue number. It has a black CD tray and the front insert is a single card. The second is a "Special Edition" with what looks like a black CD-R and is released by "Torn Within Soundtracks Inc.". This release has seven bonus tracks, it comes in a clear CD tray, and the front insert is a folded card. Jean-Pol Hiernaux says the quality of the Dylan track on both of these is much better than on vinyl releases and does not appear to be pirated from an LP. Thanks to Hans Seegers for initial information and to Jean-Pol Hiernaux for further information and scans. |
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"Special Edition" - front scan by Jean-Pol Hiernaux |
"Regular Edition" - front insert scan by Jean-Pol Hiernaux |
"Regular Edition" - reverse of front insert, scan by Jean-Pol Hiernaux |
"Regular Edition" - rear scan by Jean-Pol Hiernaux |
"Special Edition" - rear scan by Jean-Pol Hiernaux |
"Regular Edition" - CD scan by Jean-Pol Hiernaux |
"Special Edition" - reverse of rear insert (under clear CD tray), scan by Jean-Pol Hiernaux |
"Special Edition" - front insert unfolded, scan by Jean-Pol Hiernaux |
"Special Edition" - inside of front insert, scan by Jean-Pol Hiernaux |
Oh Mercy (1989)
"Oh Mercy" - stereo cassette release, KS (no catalogue number) (Greece), 1989:
"Oh Mercy" - stereo cassette release, Audio Master Records (catalogue number?) (India), 1990:
Traveling Wilburys Volumes One and Three [Traveling Wilburys](1988/1990)
Traveling Wilburys - "Traveling Wilburys Volume One" - vinyl LP releases, АнТроп П91 00223/Anfon P91 00223 (Russia), 1991:
This company also released Bob's Slow Train Coming, again see this page.
Thanks to Alex Ivanov and Manuel García Jara for information and scans.
Traveling Wilburys - "Traveling Wilburys Vol. 1/Vol. 3" - CD release, CD-Mаксимальная [CD-Maximum] CDM 1197-37 (Russia), 23 Feb 1999:
"The Traveling Wilburys Collection" - CD/DVD releases, (Russia/Japan), 2003-2009:
Under The Red Sky (1990)
"Under The Red Sky" - compact stereo cassette releases, Kaso 113 (Poland)/Original Tapes 168 (Poland)/Unidentified Label 389A (Poland)/Sawiton 139 (Poland), 1990:
Good As I Been To You (1992)
"Good As I Been To You" - compact stereo cassette releases, Sawiton 517 (Poland)/Tango Music T-274 (Poland)/Regional NA-0362 (Poland), 1992:
All these cassettes are unauthorised! The cassettes themselves have company logos, but do not have track listings. The Regional cassette release has only twelve tracks, Little Maggie is missing, and the tracks are reordered.
Thanks to Lars M. Banke for the loan of the Sawiton and Tango Music cassettes to scan. Thanks to Ger Hemel for information and scans of the Regional cassette.
"Good As I Been To You" - compact stereo cassette release, MT1-085 (Country?), 1992:
World Gone Wrong (1993)
"World Gone Wrong" - coloured vinyl stereo vinyl LPs, Columbia 474857 1 (NL for Europe?), Dec 1993:
Thanks to Hans Seegers for notifying me of this white vinyl copy of the Dutch Columbia 474857 1 sold on eBay. Unfortunately this is not a genuine Columbia release. Thanks to Ingo Friedrich for information about blue and green vinyl fakes on eBay. Both Carl Torstenssen and Franck Faugere also seem to have unofficial copies, although the records are in black vinyl. The sleeves are fair imitations of Columbia sleeves, although on noticeably thinner card and less well printed. Carl's album has the barcode at bottom right of the rear sleeve instead of top right, has several words misspelled in the liner notes, and the record has matrix numbers: Side 1 - D 91-A, Side 2 - D-91-B. Franck's record does not have matrix numbers.
The 30th Anniversary Concert Celebration [Various Artists] (1993)
"Tribute To Dylan [The 30th Anniversary Concert Celebration]" - 2CD set release, Immortal/Zoom/101 Distribution (catalogue number?) (Europe), 6 Jan 2009:
Picture from www.amazon.co.uk |
This release is certainly unauthorised by Columbia, so is listed here. Thanks to Bill Hester for information. |
MTV Unplugged (1995)
"MTV Unplugged" - faked promo 2LP set, Columbia C2 67000 (USA), 1995:
Columbia C2 67000 (USA) - detail of rear, scan by Gerd Rundel (faked
"promo" release)
Time Out Of Mind (1997)
"Time Out Of Mind" - stereo cassette release, Music World 3119 (Russia), 1997:
"Time Out Of Mind" - vinyl 2LP set, Columbia COL 486936 1 (Holland for Europe), 1998:
Thanks to Éamonn Ó Catháin for finding this copy on eBay with the records in transparent blue vinyl. It is almost certainly unauthorised by Columbia. Carl Torstensson has a copy with the records pressed in mottled blue vinyl. Unfortunately Hans Seegers says these are again fakes made in Germany without authorisation from Columbia. Thanks to Wiebke for finding copies on eBay with "old gold" mottled vinyl and green vinyl. Again these are fakes.
The Bootleg Series Vol. 4 - Live 1966: The "Royal Albert Hall Concert" (1998)
"Guitars Kissing & The Contemporary Fix" - 2CD set, Scorpio 51766A/E (Europe), 1996:
Scorpio 51766A/E (Europe) - front (my copy) |
17 May 2016 is the 50th anniversary of the infamous "Judas!" concert by
Bob Dylan and The Hawks at the Free Trade Hall, Manchester, for many years
available on bootleg albums as "The Royal Albert Hall" concert, apparently
because the master tapes were mistakenly labelled. In the mid-1990s this
concert appeared as a bootleg 2CD set called
Guitars Kissing & The Contemporary Fix (a chapter heading from "Tarantula"), supposedly
copied from a DAT master tape smuggled out by a Columbia employee enraged
because Bob rejected the album for release on the grounds it was "too
clean". Some still prefer this version to the official The
Bootleg Series Vol. 4 - Live 1966: The "Royal
Albert Hall" Concert release on right, belatedly released on 12 Oct 1998. One track from this abandoned master, I Don't Believe You, was released in error on the recalled release of Biograph, see 1997. It's All Over Now, Baby Blue from this show was released on Biograph in 1985, so appears here and on The Bootleg Series Vol. 4 - Bob Dylan Live 1966: The "Royal Albert Hall" Concert in remastered form. |
Columbia C2K 65759 (USA) - slipcase front, scan by Jack from Canada |
The Best Of Bob Dylan (2000)
"The Best Of Bob Dylan" - CD compilation, No Record Company (no catalogue number) (Russia), 2000s:
This release was found by Jean-Pol Hiernaux in Belgium, but was actually manufactured in Russia. The front insert is only a single folded card, not a booklet, with plain white on the reverse. The CD tray is black, not clear - the reverse of the rear insert is also blank. There is no catalogue number, no record company name on the inserts, and no barcode. The CD itself looks more official, although "Entertainment" is spelled "Entertaiment". On the rear insert Blowin' In The Wind is given as "Blowin' The Wind" while Jokerman is spelled "Jockerman" - Bob's photo is also much darker. As can also be seen, the text on the inserts is slightly compressed.
For the official releases of this album, see 1997.
Thanks to Jean-Pol Hiernaux for information and scans and to Hans Seegers
for further information.
"Bob Dylan Live 1961-2000: Thirty-Nine Years Of Great Concert Performances" (Japan, 2001)
"Bob Dylan Live 1961-2000: Thirty-Nine Years Of Great Concert Performances"- unauthorised CD release, Fan Club Recordings CDLAS 137 (Italy), (date?):
"Love And Theft" (2001)
"Love And Theft" - HDCD release, Sony Music CD-183 (Hong Kong), 2002:
This item is of questionable legality. It's
advertised as being from "mainland China", where there is no Columbia
pressing plant. Like CD-116 above, it's probably from Hong Kong.
Modern Times (2006)
"Modern Times" - promo CD-R, Sony BMG (no catalogue number) (Colombia), Aug 2006(?):
The Bootleg Series Vol. 8 - Tell Tale Signs (2008)
"The Bootleg Series Vol. 8 - Tell Tale Signs: Rare And Unreleased 1989-2006" - 2CD set, No record company (no catalogue number) (Nepal), (date?):
Front scan by Ronald Born |
Outside of front insert, scan by Ronald Born |
Rear scan by Ronald Born |
CD1 scan by Ronald Born |
CD2 scan by Ronald Born |
This pirated copy bought in Kathmandu, Nepal, uses an additional photo from the 2005 No Direction Home movie.
Thanks to Ronald Born for information and scans.
Together Through Life (2009)
"Together Through Life" - CD release, Unidentified record label (catalogue number?) (China), 2009:
Photo from eBay |
This Chinese release is almost certainly unauthorised. No other details
are available. Thanks to Wiebke Dittmer for finding this on eBay |
Christmas In The Heart (2009)
"Christmas In The Heart" - compilation 2CD set, DTS-1053/DTS-578 (China), end 2009:
The Best Of The Original Mono Recordings (2010)
"The Best Of The Original Mono Recordings" - promo compilation mono CD-R, Sony BMG (no catalogue number) (Argentina), 2010(?):
Bob Dylan In Concert: Brandeis University 1963 (2010)
"Bob Dylan In Concert: Brandeis University 1963" - mono picture discs, Columbia/Legacy/Sony Music(?) BD 62510 (Europe?), 2011 (?):
R-0024 has now been released on the Columbia/Legacy/Sony Music Europe 6LP limited edition 50th Anniversary Collection 1963, Dec 2013. The title is correct on the rear sleeve but it's wrongly listed on the Side 2 label as "Only A Prawn In Their Game"!
Keep Your Eyes On The Prize (R-0561) was missing from the Columbia/Legacy/Sony Music Europe 6LP limited edition 50th Anniversary Collection 1963, but previously officially available on USA: Integration, a BBC radio station disc (UK), 1964. It's wrongly listed as "Keep Your Eyes On The Price" on the rear sleeve and on the Side 2 label.
Thanks to Dag Braathen, Paul Shenton, Gerd Rundel and Jeremy Mayle for information and pictures.
The 50th Anniversary Collection (2012)
The 50th Anniversary Collection 1963 (2013)
"50th Anniversary Collection 1963" - 4CD set, "Columbia/Legacy/Sony Music 88883799701" (Poland?), 2014:
"Columbia/Legacy/Sony
Music 88883799701"
(Poland?) - spine scan by Jean-Pol Hiernaux
"Columbia/Legacy/Sony
Music 88883799701"
(Poland?) - detail of rear insert, scan by Jean-Pol Hiernaux
Thanks to Jean-Pol Hiernaux for scans of a 4CD set, purporting to be from Sony Music Poland, I have now determined this is not an official release. It comes in a double-width jewel case with clear CD trays plus an eight page booklet. The 4 CDs aren't CD-Rs and have matrix numbers 99701-1, 99701-2, 99701-3 and 99701-4. Jean-Pol says the sound is very good - the CDs don't sound as if they are copies from the 6LP vinyl boxed set, there isn't vinyl noise. The official 6LP set is listed in 2013.
Thanks to Jean-Pol Hiernaux for information and scans.
The 50th Anniversary Collection 1964 (2014)
"50th Anniversary Collection 1964" - 6CD set, "Columbia/Legacy/Sony Music 88875040861" (Germany?), 2015:
"Columbia/Legacy/ Sony Music 88875040861" (Germany?) - front scan by Jean-Pol Hiernaux |
Thanks again to Jean-Pol Hiernaux for scans of a 6CD set, purporting to be from Sony Music Germany I have now again determined this is not an official release. It comes in a double-width jewel case with clear CD trays plus an eight page booklet. The 6 CDs aren't CD-Rs and are numbered 88875040861JK10 to 88875040861JK15. They have matrix numbers VIDT.150305.001 to VIDT.150305.006. Jean-Pol again says the sound is very good - the CDs don't sound as if they are copies from the 9LP vinyl boxed set, there isn't vinyl noise. The official 9LP set is listed in 2014. Thanks to Jean-Pol Hiernaux for information and scans. |
"Columbia/Legacy/ Sony Music 88875040861" (Germany?) - rear insert scan by Jean-Pol Hiernaux |
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"Columbia/Legacy/ Sony Music 88875040861" (Germany?) - front insert scan by Jean-Pol Hiernaux |
"Columbia/Legacy/ Sony Music 88875040861" (Germany?) - outside of booklet, scan by Jean-Pol Hiernaux |
"Columbia/Legacy/ Sony Music 88875040861" (Germany?) - inside pages 2-3 of booklet, scan by Jean-Pol Hiernaux |
"Columbia/Legacy/ Sony Music 88875040861" (Germany?) - reverse of front insert scan by Jean-Pol Hiernaux |
"Columbia/Legacy/ Sony Music 88875040861" (Germany?) - CD1 scan by Jean-Pol Hiernaux |
"Columbia/Legacy/ Sony Music 88875040861" (Germany?) - inside pages 4-5 of booklet, scan by Jean-Pol Hiernaux |
"Columbia/Legacy/ Sony Music 88875040861" (Germany?) - inside pages 6-7 of booklet, scan by Jean-Pol Hiernaux |
"Columbia/Legacy/ Sony Music 88875040861" (Germany?) - reverse of rear insert scan by Jean-Pol Hiernaux |
"Columbia/Legacy/ Sony
Music 88875040861"
(Germany?) - spine scan by Jean-Pol Hiernaux
"Columbia/Legacy/ Sony
Music 88875040861"
(Germany?) - detail of rear insert, scan by Jean-Pol Hiernaux
Shadows In The Night (2015)
"Shadows In The Night" - promo CD-R release, "Columbia" (no catalogue number) (Country?), Feb 2015:
"Shadows In The Night" - unofficial CD release, (no record company/no catalogue number) (Nepal), (date?):
Fallen Angels (2016)
"Fallen Angels" - unofficial CD release, (no record company/no catalogue number) (Nepal), 2016:
The 50th Anniversary Collection 1969 (2019)
"50th Anniversary Collection 1969", 2CD release: Columbia/Legacy/Sony Music 190759965122 (Europe?), 2020:
Columbia/Legacy/Sony Music 190759965122 (Europe?) - front of card sleeve of pirated release, picture from Steve Hoffman Forum |
Thanks to Steve Perrin for information about a pirated "factory pressed" release of this very limited 2CD set in similar packaging to the genuine release. For the genuine set, see 2019. |
Columbia/Legacy/Sony Music 190759965122 (Europe?) - rear of card sleeve of pirated release, picture from Steve Hoffman Forum |
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