 This is one of Dylan's rarest singles, a promo-only release coinciding with his Greatest Hits, Vol. 2, compilation in 1971. The A side, a hit for Olivia Newton-John and also covered by George Harrison among others, is from Dylan's seldom-heard album New Morning, released just a few months after his 1970 double-set Self Portrait. The flip, best known in a version by Rod Stewart, is a previously unreleased 1963 live recording that also was included on the compilation LP. Note: This copy comes in a vintage Columbia Records factory sleeve. The A label has a small date written on it. The audio on this styrene pressing is pristine.
Condition Detail:Label: M- (sw) | Vinyl: M- | Audio: MWritten by: B. Dylan (A&B)Produced by: Bob JohnstonChart info: Not charted 1971Mix: Mono (Default for U.S. 45s before 1973)Other info: Contains 45-only, non-LP track(s).
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| On A Night Like This/ You Angel You (M-), Asylum 11033, 1974: $12.00 |
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| Tonight I'll Be Staying Here With You/ Country Pie (M-), Columbia 45004, 1969: $15.00 |
| Wigwam/ Copper Kettle (The Pale Moonlight) (M-), Columbia 45199, 1970: $9.00 |
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| Proof/ The Coast by Paul Simon (M), WB 19464, 1991: $6.00 |
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