From: williamgwilliams@gmail.com   
      
   When I was in the hospital from Oct., 1964 through April, 1965, a friend   
   brought me a single of "She Belongs to Me," which I remember as thinking was   
   oh so cool. I see that it was the "B-side" of "Subterranean Homesick Blues."    
   I see (from Wikipedia)    
   that that single was released on Mar. 8, a couple of weeks before "Bringing It   
   All Back Home" was released on Mar. 22. So probably the friend gave it to me   
   before Mar. 22 (since I'm sure I got BiaBH immediately after its release).   
   Weird that I have no    
   memory of liking the A-side, only "She Belongs to Me."   
      
   Anyway, this got me to thinking about Bob's singles, and in particular, the   
   ones that were not on albums. These:    
      
   "Mixed-Up Confusion" (1962)   
   b/w "Corrina Corrina" (different take than the one from The Freewheelin' Bob   
   Dylan)   
      
   "Positively 4th Street" (later released on Bob Dylan's Greatest Hits) (1965)   
      
   "Can You Please Crawl Out Your Window?" Later released on Biograph (1965)   
      
   "George Jackson" (big band version)   
   b/w "George Jackson" (acoustic version) (1971)   
      
   "Stuck Inside of Mobile with the Memphis Blues Again (Live)"   
   b/w "Rita May" (non-album track) (1976)   
      
   "Gotta Serve Somebody"   
   b/w "Trouble in Mind" (non-album track) (1979)   
      
   "Precious Angel"   
   b/w "Trouble in Mind" (non-album track) (1979)   
      
   "Union Sundown"   
   b/w "Angel Flying Too Close to the Ground" (non-album track) (1983)   
      
   "Not Dark Yet"   
   CD single p/w "Tombstone Blues" (Live, non-album track) (1997)   
      
   "Love Sick"   
   CD single p/w "Love Sick" (Live from the Grammy Awards, non-album track) (1998)   
      
   "Things Have Changed"   
   b/w "Blind Willie McTell" (Live version, non-album track) (2000)   
      
   "Most Likely You Go Your Way (And I'll Go Mine)" (Mark Ronson Re-Version)   
   b/w Original Version (from Blonde on Blonde) (2007)   
      
   "Duquesne Whistle"   
   b/w "Meet Me in the Morning" (alternate take, non-album track) (2012)   
      
   "Motherless Children (Live at The Gaslight Café, NYC, 1962)" (download-only)   
   (2013)   
      
   "Masters of War" (The Avener Rework) / "Masters of War" (SherGun Remix) (2018)   
      
   I bought the "Positively 4th Street," "Can You Please Crawl Out Your Window?"   
   and "George Jackson" singles. I notice that "George Jackson" is only on the   
   "Side Tracks" album, which I hadn't heard of, but seems pretty cool. It's part   
   of this massive boxed    
   set:   
   https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bob_Dylan:_The_Complete_Album_Coll   
   ction_Vol._One#Side_Tracks   
   How many people have bought that package? (You can get it from Amazon for   
   $399.99.)   
      
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