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Disco 1:
1 Intro Sequed Beatles and Dylan snippets
2 John's Intro "I don't believe in Zimmerman"
From the Rolling Stone interview of 1970 (note the Tom Jones comment)
The Beatles catch Dylan's mind '64 - "THOSE CHORDS"
3 I Want To Hold Your Hand Beatles Live BBC 1964
Dylan heard this track on the radio and misheard "I Get High"
"I Get High" is sampled from the song and repeated at the end.
4 I Wanna Be Your Lover Dylan song inspired by "I Wanna Be Your Man".
Dylan catches The Beatles attention - "THOSE AMAZING WORDS"
5 He Was Our Idol/My First Marijuana Cigarette Interviews with Paul, Ringo and George for the 1995 Anthology series
The Beatles play like Dylan '64/65 - The Ballad Of John And Bob Part 1.
6 I'm A Loser Takes 1 and 2
Allegedly the first Dylanesque words by John.
7 You've Got To Hide Your Love Away Takes 1 and 5
Preceded by a Dylan quote, then Paul breaks a glass.
8 "All of us are Dylan fans" Excerpt from a Beatles U.S. press conference.
9 Norwegian Wood Take 1
The classic Lennon Dylan pastiche.
Dylan mentions in his Biograph that he and John wrote a song together in 1965.
10 Fourth Time Around (Live) Dylan live in Melbourne 1966
Dylan's answer to Norwegian Wood, based on John's song.
11 "I Remember It Well - Albert Hall" Interview with George for Anthology.
12 Car Sick Blues 25th May 1966 - Dylan and Lennon car ride
Unised excerpt from Dylan's "Eat The Document" film.
13 Tea Rutles Parody from 1977.
The Beatles play Dylan in India - Rishikesh Tape 3/68
14 Blowing In The Wind Singalong (one can hear the Maharishi laughing)
The very first known film recording of The Beatles singing Dylan.
Music from The Big Pink 11/68 - The Ballad Of George And Bob Part 1.
15 "It was a turning point for me" Interview with George and Ringo for Anthology
16 "I Forgot To Remember To Forget Her" Dylan version of a song George sang during the Decca sessions.
17 "Strange chord G Major 7th" Interview with George for the All Things Must Pass promo in 2000
18 Everytime Somebody Comes To Town (Nowhere To Go) 30th April 1970 - Dylan-Harrison in an informal jam session recorded at Dylan's MacDougal Street townhouse on Dylan's home recording equipment.
19 I'd Have You Anytime The Beatles play Dylan during the Get Back sessions - January 1969
20 "Very unhealthy and Unhappy" Interview with George for Anthology series.
21 Please Mrs. Henry G.B.no. 3.14
22 Rambling Woman/I Threw It All Away #1 G.B.no.
23 Rambling Woman/I Threw It All Away #2 plus, Mama, You've Been On My Mind G.B.no. 9.85, 9.86 & 9.87
24 Positively 4th Street G.B.no. 28.23
25 I Shall Be Released #1 G.B.no. 2.17
26 I Shall Be Released #2 G.B.no. 7.23
27 I Shall Be Released #3 G.B.no. 22.4
28 I Shall Be Released #4
29 I Shall Be Released #5
30 Blowing In The Wind G.B.no. 3.28
31 It Ain't Me Babe G.B.no. 6.54 George produces a Dylan song with Billy Preston
32 She Belongs To Me Billy Preston Dylan live at the Isle Of Wight with John, George, Ringo and wives in the audience 8/69
33 She Belongs To Me Dylan
34 I Threw It All Away Dylan
35 John's Outro A Dylan parody of 1979 After the concert .. The Ballad of John and Bob abandoned
36 Cold Turkey Demo Take 1 Reprise
37 Mama, You've Been On My Mind (better mix)
Disco 2:
1 John's Intro "All new mornings must pass" Then seque of Beatles and Dylan records with the word "morning".
George plays with Dylan Dylan/Harrison - New Morning Sessions May 1970 The Ballad Of George And Bob Part 2
2 Ghost Riders In The Sky George playing and jamming with Bob Dylan on his "New Morning" album rehearsals on 1st May 1970 and the morning of the 2nd.
George on Electric Guitar, Charlie E, Daniels on Bass, Russ Kunkel on drums and Bob Johnston on piano who also serves as producer (George is not logged on the CBS studio recording contracts so as not to upset Apple).
The missing tracks that have yet to see the light of day are "Sign On The Window", "Time Passes Slowly", and "It Ain't Me Babe".
Reports about this session appeared in many music papers around the world at the time and an album consisting of that material was announced by the press.
Six months later the next Harrison album "All Things Must Pass" did not feature a single Dylan appearance, but one track (track 22 below) from these sessions was released as late as 1991 on Dylan's "The Bootleg Series".
The second half of the session tape exists as a Columbia acetate.
This is the best available quality release thus far and a real highlight has to be Dylan's rendition of Paul's "Yesterday".
"Put some cellos on".
3 Cupid
4 All I Have To Do Is Dream
5 Gates Of Eden
6 I Threw It All Away
7 I Don't Believe You
8 Matchbox
9 Your True Love
10 Telephone Line (Fishin' Blues)
11 Honey Allow Me One More Chance
12 Rainy Day Women Nos 12 & 35
13 Song To Woody
14 Mama, You' Been On My Mind
15 Don't Think Twice/It's All Right/Corrina, Corrina
16 Yesterday
17 Just Like Tom Thumb's Blues
18 Da Do Ron Ron
19 One Too Many Mornings #1
20 One Too Many Mornings #2
21 Working On A Guru
Released track from the sessions of May 1970
The evolution of "If Not For You"
The one and only Dylan/Harrison version ...
22 If Not For You From the session above.
George's All Things Must Pass demo tape 1970
23 If Not For You Acoustic demo from a tape made for Phil Spector early 1970.
George's version without Bob from his All Things Must Pass album 11/70
24 If Not For You U.S. 1988 c.d. mix
Bob's version without George from his New Morning album 10/70
25 If Not For You Dylan
Bonus track (Final perfection ?) - The hit single version of 1971
Pye 7N25543 - Enters the U.K. chart 20th March 1971. It reached number 7.
26 If Not For You Olivia Newton-John
27 George's Outro "I like Bob Dylan's better."
George's All Things Must Pass sessions 1
28 Mama, You Been On My Mind George remembers some Dylan chords whilst rehearsing "Apple Scruffs".
Postscriptum
The Beatles sing more Dylan during the Get Back sessions January 1969
29 Rainy Day Women Nos 12 & 35 G.B.no. 27.15
30 Yodel Outro Bob and George in sequed snippets. At end John says, "I expect more from people."
Disco 3:
1 John's Intro John compares Dylans latest songs to McCartney's
Sequed snippets of Let It Be and Let It Be Me.
Bob plays with George on his New Morning album 10/70
2 Went To See The Gypsy George sings Dylan and about Dylan without Dylanon his All Things Must Pass album 11/70
3 I'd Have You Anytime 1988 U.S. c.d. mix
4 Behind That Locked Door 1988 U.S. c.d. mix John on Dylan's New Morning album 11/70 - The Ballad of John and Bob Part 2.
5 "It doesn't mean a thing" Interview with John ("I expect more")
George sings Dylan with Phil Spector - probably 11/71
6 I'll Be Your Baby Tonight Singalong John on meeting Dylan and his music 11/70
7 "Always too paranoid/The Sound Counts" Interview John Dylan on meeting John, Instant Karma, and Working Class Hero - 1992
8 "He never gave me that impression" Interview with Bob
9 "Very sharp"/"An amazing sense of melody" Interview with Bob John plays like Dylan on his Plastic Ono Band album - 12/1970
10 Working Class Hero Censored version (the rude words literally chopped out !)
11 "Working Class Hero sounds like early Dylan" Interview with John
John quotes Zimmerman on his Plastic Ono Band album - 12/1970
12 God Official version (2000 c.d. remaster)
13 "Dylan is bullshit" Interview with John on God Bob on his favourite Lennon song 1992
14 "Don't ask me why, it's Mother" Interview with Bob
Bob with George and Ringo at the Concert For Bangla Desh 1st August 1971
The Ballad Of George And Bob Part 3.
15 If Not For You Rehearsal and Interview with George
Phil Spector introduces unreleased Dylan tracks from the afternoon show (From the radio 1972)
16 "Just Absolute Dylan" Interview with Phil Spector
17 Love Minus Zero/No Limit Dylan
18 "Just Absolute Dylan" Interview with Phil Spector
19 A Hard Rain's Gonna Fall Dylan
20 "Just Absolute Dylan" Interview with Phil Spector
George on Bob's personality and music - 1971
21 "It was touch and go" Interview with George
22 "He's a happy person" Interview with George Released Dylan tracks from the evening show (Apple acetate 12/1971)
23 A Hard Rain's Gonna Fall Dylan
24 It Takes A Lot To Laugh Dylan
25 Blowing In The Wind Dylan
26 Mr. Tambourine Man Dylan
27 Just Like A Woman Dylan George on Dylan's participation - 1997
28 "How did you manage to get Bob Dylan" Interview with George
John plays like Dylan on his Imagine album 10/1971 - The Lennon/McCartney feud inspired by Like A Rolling Stone
The Ballad Of John And Bob Part Three.
29 "Like Dylan Does"/How Do You Sleep Interview with John 1980 + Excerpts of "How"
John's birthday party tape with Yoko, Ringo, Phil Spector, Allen Ginsberg and Nilsson - 9/1971
30 Like A Rolling Stone Singalong
Bob writes a song with Allen Ginsberg at John's request/Unreleased Apple album track - 11/71
31 Going To San Diego Ginsberg/Dylan
32 George's Outro/Take Me As I Am
Postscriptum
The Beatles sing more Dylan during the Get Back Sessions - January 1969
John quotes "Rolling Stone" with The Beatles - 1969
33 "Like A Rolling Stone" (Excerpt from Dig It)
Like A Rolling Stone - Dylan
Cry Outro by Heather, John and Bob Sequed snippets all from Get Back sessions.
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