The Very Best of the Byrds, The Byrds, 1997 Leon Russell and the Shelter People, Leon Russell, 1995 (CD bonus track)Д«asquiat Soundtrack, Various Artists (Van Morrison), 1996Д«eautiful Queen Albert & Beautiful Homer, Robyn Hitchcock, 1997 1, Various Artists (Cops n'Robbers), 1994 Songs Of Bob Dylan (Sequel label), Various Artists (Cops 'N Robbers), 1993 The Famous Charisma Box, Various Artists (Link Wray), 1993 The Music of Bob Dylan, London Sound & Art Orchestra, 1993 It's All Over Now Baby Blue, Milltown Brothers, 1993 Inner Mystique/One Step Beyond, The Chocolate Watchband, 1993 No Way Out, Chocolate Watch Band, 1993 (as bonus track on CD version only) Just Like A Woman: Judy Sings Dylan, Judy Collins, 1993 It's All Over Now Baby Blue, Dreadful Great, 1990 Songs Of Bob Dylan (Start label), Various Artists (Them), 1989 Songs Of Dylan: As Performed By Fifteen Great Artists, Various Artists (Graham Bonnett), 1989 Sings Beatles and Dylan, Richie Havens, 1986 The Best Of The Chocolate Watch Band, Chocolate Watch Band, 1984? It Ain't Me Babe: Great Artists Sing The Songs Of Bob Dylan, Various Artists (Joan Baez), 1980 South Loomis Quickstep, South Loomis Quickstep, 1979 The Earth Band 1971-1973, Manfred Mann, 1977Д«efore We Were So Rudely Interrupted, The Animals, 1977 Live At The Cellar Door, Seldom Scene, 1975 Them Featuring Van Morrison (US), Them, 1972 The Bob Dylan Songbook, Alan Lorber, His Wife & His Orchestra, 1969

Leave Them a Flower Minus One, Wally Whyton, 1969 More Heavy Sounds, Various Artists (Byrds), 1969 Single (It'a All Over Now Baby Blue / Break My Mind), Deep Water Reunion, 1969Дeep Water Reunion, Deep Water Reunion, 1969 Portrait Of Bob Dylan, The Fontana Concert Orchestra, 1968 Inner Mystique, The Chocolate Watchband, 1968 Instrumental Versions Of Bob Dylan Favorites, Metropolitan Pops Orchestra, 1966Д®aster Everywhere, 13th Floor Elevators, 1967 The Immortal Songs Of Bob Dylan, Gotham String Quartet, 1966 Single (Baby Blue / ?), Country Gentlemen, 1966 The Traveler and Other Favorites, The Country Gentlemen, 1966 Single (Sweet Young Thing / Baby Blue), Chocolate Watchband, 1966 1, West Coast Pop Art Experimental Band, 1966 West Coast Pop Art Experimental Band, Vol. Single (It's All Over Now, Baby Blue / Are You Really Real), The Devons, 1965ДЎ4 Things to Think About, Chris Farlowe, 1966 The Bob Dylan Song Book, Golden Gate Strings, 1965 Singers & Songwriters: Troubadours, Various Artists, 2010Д«eyond Here Lies Nothin': The Collection, Bob Dylan, 2011Д®P (With God On Our Side/Farewell, Angelina/It's All Over Now, Baby Blue), Joan Baez, 1965 The Other Side of the Mirror: Live at Newport Folk Festival 1963-1965 (DVD), 2007Д®ssential Guide to Folk, Various Artists, 2007Д®ssential Bob Dylan Limited Edition 3.0, Bob Dylan, 2009 7, 2005ДЇlower Power: Age of Aquarius, Various Artists, 2007ДЇlower Power (Box set), Various Artists, 2007 No Direction Home: The Soundtrack: Bootleg Series, Vol. Q: Bob Dylan, Vol 1: Freewheelin' Bob Dylan/Bringing It All Back Home/Highway 61 Revisited, 2002

Live 1975: The Rolling Thunder Revue: Bootleg Series, Vol. 4, 1998Д«ringing It All Back Home/Highway 61 Revisited/Blonde on Blonde, 2001 Live 1966: The Royal Albert Hall Concert: Bootleg Series, Vol. Indie Flavor: Shanachie Sampler, Various Artists, 1996 The Music Never Stopped: Roots of the Grateful Dead, 1995 Of course, I was singing about a different Baby Blue. my name is Baby Blue.' It was one of the songs I used to sing back in High School. It had always been one of my favorites, Baby Blue.`when first I met my baby, she said how do you do, she looked into my eyes and said. In the notes for Biograph (1986) Dylan is quoted I had carried that song around in my head for a long time,and I remember that when I was writing it, I'd remembered a Gene Vincent song.

The version that appears on Bringing It All Back Home was recorded on January 15, 1965. It's All Over Now, baby Blue was first recorded by Bob Dylan on January 13, 1965. It total the song was performed nearly 150 times by the Grateful Dead. The song returned to the repertoire in 1981 after which it was performed every year through to 1995 though with decreasing frequency in the 1990's. The song was performed occasionally in the 1966 to 1974 period before disappearing from the repertoire. It's All Over Now, Baby Blue was first performed by the Grateful Dead in 1966.

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