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1988réf. 60449Leeds: W.R.P. 1988. 8vo pp. 170 2; with 7 full-page illustrations from film and of rather poor quality; printed paper self-wrappers backed in red cloth; light soiling to covers and touch of wear to spine; near fine. A catalog and setlist of bootleg audience film with comments on quality. Scarce. University of Wisconsin only in OCLC. [W.R.P.] unknown
1992réf. 60479Somerset U.K.: privately printed 1992. First edition 8vo pp. 116; fine in original pictorial wrappers. A spoof on Dylan: As noted on back cover "Previously unpublished movie script to the life of Bob Wordsworth. No stone has been left unrolled as we discover the real reason why the young Robert Ashley-Zimmerframe III changed his surname to that of his favourite poet to keep ahead of his creditors; how he came to wear the mantle of 'protest singer' he sang people protested; how he tapped into the teenage psyche with his authentic 'My Underwear Sure Needs A-Changin'; how he then turned his back on 'sulk' music and 'went electric' culminating in his legendary tour with The Booed; the real reason behind his almost futile unicycle accident." Et cetera. Not found in OCLC. privately printed unknown
1987réf. 60419Cambs England: published by the Author 1987. Edition limited this copy no. 157 staple-bound chapbook 8.25" x 5.5" pp. 51 1; three double-page illustrations by Ray Madeley; printed paper wrappers inscribed by Stokes on foreword page; fine. With contributions by John Welburn Carl Bonn Keith Charles Marsh and Gulliver J. Bloyband. None found in OCLC. published by the Author unknown
1981réf. 60413Edinburgh: Paul Harris Publishing 1981. 8vo pp. 4 164; pictorial paper wrappers; covers a touch soiled spine creased but sound very good. "A new and major study of Dylan's lyrics and their background. Paul Harris Publishing unknown
1987réf. 604291987. Staple-bound chapbook 8.25" x 5.75" pp. 55 1; pictorial printed paper wrappers fine. Private publication no compiler or publisher stated. "Designed as a companion to 'Lyrics 1962 -1985' and the unofficial supplement 'Some other kind of songs . I'm not there 1986'. Although I have included some of the songs previously overlooked the main focus here is performances of known songs in which there are major lyrical changes." Cambridge only in OCLC. unknown
1980réf. 60437West Sussex: Steppin' Out Productions 1980. Staple-bound chapbook 8.25" x 5.75" pp. 6 62 2; eight text illustrations pictorial paper wrappers; fine. On Dylan's visits to London Perth and his relationship with Mark Knopfler and Dire Straits. UC Santa Cruz and Western University only in OCLC. Steppin' Out Productions unknown
1999réf. 60481London: Helter Skelter Publishing Company 1999. First edition 8vo pp. 4 183 5; fine in original pictorial wrappers. The ballad in question is the 17th-century Scottish ballad 'The Bonnie Lass o'Fyvie' which was adapted and recorded by Bob Dylan in 1961 under the title "The House Carpenter." Dylan was born Robert Zimmerman a name that means carpenter in German. Helter Skelter Publishing Company unknown
1968réf. 60414N.p.: Warner Bros.-Seven Arts Music n.d. 1968. First edition small folio approx. 12" x 9"; pp. 48; printed in pink and black; illustrations portraits; near fine in original pictorial wrappers. Musical score. Warner Bros.-Seven Arts Music, n.d. unknown
1974réf. 60454Hinckley England: published by the author 1974. Staple-bound chapbook 8.25" x 6"; pp. 22; printed from typescript; four-page addenda laid in; orange printed paper wrappers; old fold pencil additions on blank leaf very good. Early chapbook listing all circulating tapes and some not in circulation at the date of publication. This copy comes complete with a further loose 4-page errata/addenda. Not in OCLC. published by the author unknown
1997réf. 60462Rudolph WI: River City Memoirs-Mesabi 1997. First edition 8vo pp. 219 1; illustrated throughout; near fine in original pictorial wrappers. River City Memoirs-Mesabi unknown
1977réf. 60418Toronto: A William Alfred Bauer / Keith Wilson Production 1977. Staple-bound chapbook 8.25" x 5.5" pp. 56; stiff printed paper wrappers; a touch of foxing and toning a couple pen annotations very good. A listing of concerts albums singles and peripheral material mostly bootleg. LC only in OCLC. A William Alfred Bauer / Keith Wilson Production unknown
1990réf. 60407London: X-ASITY 1990. Staple-bound chapbook 8.5" x 5.75" pp. 63 1; yellow printed paper wrappers; fine. An index of all songs written and/or performed by Dylan up to 1989 in alphabetical and chronological order. The index is largely an adaptation and modification of Michael Krogsgaard's Master of the Tracks and Isis and RTR lists etc. X-ASITY unknown
2005réf. 60508Los Angeles: The Perfect Exposure Gallery 2005. First edition oblong 8vo pp. 36; 42 illustrations from photographs throughout; fine in original pictorial wrappers. Interview with the photographer Douglas R. Gilbert by his daughter regarding his photographs of Bob Dylan made for Look Magazine in 1964 - but the article and photographs were 'killed" by the Look editor because Dylan looked "too scruffy." Not found in OCLC. The Perfect Exposure Gallery unknown
1993réf. 60521Scunthorpe South Humberside: Exploding Rooster Books 1993. First edition small folio 6 137 2; printed from typescript original black cloth-backed pictorial wrappers; near fine. Criticism and interpretation of Dylan's first book. Seven in OCLC but only Akron in the U.S. Exploding Rooster Books unknown
1999réf. 60557Welwyn Garden City 1999. Five volumes 1-3 are first editions limited to 250 copies 4-5 are second edition; folio punch bound; totaling about 1200 pages; pictorial paper wrappers; light foxing to edges and covers volume four with a small break in the binding very good overall or better. An attempt at a comprehensive compilation of the texts of Dylan's interviews and press conferences with subject index. University of Cambridge and Stanford in OCLC with Cambridge identifying the compiler as John Baldwin. unknown
1999réf. 60547Lund: Bakhall 1999. 8vo pp. 187 5; parallel text in English and Swedish with an afterword by Peter Glas; pictorial paper wrappers; audio CD inserted in back of the Klas Burling interview with Dylan described by the book as unusually substantial and which had until this publication been distributed via low quality bootleg; fine. Contains an afterword by Peter Glas on: The art of reading Tarantula. Four in OCLC all in Sweden. Bakhall unknown
1968réf. 60523Island Lake & Hibbing: Hibbing Historical Society 1968. Revised edition 4to pp. 96; illustrated throughout; fine in original pictorial wrappers. History of Hibbing Minnesota where Bob Dylan lived from age 7 to 18. Hibbing Historical Society unknown
2000réf. 60524N.p. Canterbury: privately printed 2000. First edition 4to 69 1 leaves printed on rectos only; fine in mylar spiral-bound binding. A documentation of the audio resources available from the 1974 tour with The Band. Not found in OCLC. privately printed unknown
1984réf. 60522Birmingham: Wanted Man 1984. First edition small folio pictorial bifoliate covers with 10 loose leaves laid in all with artwork by Cumming. This looks to be a limited edition being copy no. 37 of an unspecified edition. Shot of Love is Dylan's 21st studio album released in 1981. Not found in OCLC. Wanted Man unknown
1977réf. 60484New York: Viking Press 1977. First edition large 8vo pp. 8 184; illustrated throughout; dust jacket with a small break at the top of the spine; all else very good. "There has never been a tour like the tour Bob Dylan's Rolling Thunder Revue made through the Northeast in 1975. At Dylan's request playwright Sam Shepard went along as a scriptwriter for a projected film of the trip. Viking Press unknown
2002réf. 60554Cambridge et al.: publisher not identified in early issues; later Wizard Publications and Woodstock Publications 2002. 22 volumes 8vo; illustrated; original pictorial wrappers; generally fine. "After 128 issues of very limited private circulation not present here Freewheelin' became public in September 1996 with the publication of Volume 1 . Four volumes were published each year each one with three new issues of the "original" Freewheelin'. The last printed issue was Volume 22 #192-194 dated January 2002 . Freewheelin' was created during the Summer 1985 by three Dylan fans from the East of England Terry Kendrick Chris Cooper and John Stokes. It was monthly distributed to the eight and later twelve members of a group who called themselves the 'Freewheelers'. The members carefully chosen among editors of Dylan publications well known writers in the Dylan 'fraternity' widely known collectors of Dylan's recorded work and archivists of press material had the obligation to submit a monthly written contribution relating to any particular aspect of Dylan's work." comewritersandcriticsdotcom. From May of 2002 to January 2006 Freewheelin' continued to exist as an online publication. publisher not identified in early issues; later, Wizard Publications and Woodstock Publications unknown
1995réf. 60488New York: St. Martin's Press 1995. First edition 4to pp. 6 441 1; a number of illustrations throughout; fine copy in the dust jacket. With much on Bob Dylan but also the Rolling Stones Led Zeppelin Bruce Springsteen and the Beatles. St. Martin's Press unknown
2003réf. 60504Great Dunmow Essex: Eye 5 2003. First edition small folio pp. 4 209 9; illustrated throughout; fine in original pictorial wrappers. History and reviews of Dylan's concerts in the UK 1964-2003. Glasgow Caladonian University only in OCLC. Eye 5 unknown
2004réf. 60546Hampshire and New York: Palgrave MacMillan 2004. First edition 8vo pp. xi 1 178; pictorial boards; fine. Dylan analyzed by notable specialists in the fields of political theory literary criticism and popular culture. Palgrave MacMillan unknown
1993réf. 60530Guilford Surrey: published for the author 1993. 8vo pp. 4 v 1 114; text illustrations and facsimiles of articles; pictorial paper wrappers; fine. Transcripts of two radio interviews with Bob Dylan on New York radio station WBAI-FM. Both interviews are call-in format mediated by Bob Fass. The first was held in 1966 and the second in 1986. LaSalle University and Middle Tennessee State University only in OCLC. published for the author unknown
