DISC ONE
(1) What A Party, Farther Up The Road, She's Nineteen
(2) You Don't Know Me
(3) Leave Me Alone
(4) He Don't Love You, The Stones I Throw
(5) Number One
(6) Baby Let Me Follow You Down
(7) I'm Your Teenage Prayer, Ruben Remus (inst), Yazoo Street Scandal I, You Say You Love Me I, You Say You Love Me II, Orange Juice Blues (inst), Unknown Instrumental,  Come All Ye Fair And Tender Ladies, Beautiful Thing I, Beautiful Thing II, Orange Juice Blues, Unknown Instrumental, Ferdinand The Impostor, If I Lose, Bacon Fat (inst)
DISC TWO
(7) Katie's Been Gone, Ruben Remus, Yazoo Street Scandal II
(8) Get Up Jake, Baby Don't You Do It
(9) Don't Ya Tell Henry, Tears Of Rage
(10) Highway 61 Revisited
(11) The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down, Across The Great Divide
(12) Up On Cripple Creek, The Rumor, Time To Kill, Strawberry Wine, Rockin' Chair, Smoke Signal
DISC THREE
(12) I Shall Be Released, Caledonia Mission, Loving You Is Sweeter Than Ever
(13) Share Your Love
(14) Instrumental Jam, Crosswind Jamboree (inst)
(15) King Harvest, Rag Mama Rag, This Wheel's On Fire
(16) It Makes No Difference, Baby Don't You Do It
(17) Long Black Veil
(18) Nadine, The Weight
(19) Blind Willie McTell, Atlantic City, Soul Deep

SOURCES: (1) Hawks w/Levon Helm vocals; Sept.18, 1961, (2) Levon and the Hawks; Texas 1964, (3) Canadian Squires 45 rpm, 1964, (4) Levon and the Hawks; Atco 45 rpm, 1965, (5) Bob Dylan Sunset Studio, LA Nov. 30, 1965, (6) Bob Dylan / Band, Manchester, UK May 17, 1966, (7) Bob Dylan*/The Hawks; Woodstock, NY; 1967, (8) The Band outtakes; Bearsville Studio 1969, (9) Woodstock, NY  August 17, 1969, (10) Dylan Isle Of Wight, Aug. 31, 1969, (11) Hollywood Bowl, LA; Oct. 7 1970, (12) Academy Of Music, NY, NY; Dec. 31, 1971, (13) Roosevelt Stadium (NJ); July 31, 1973, (14) Bob Dylan; Planet Waves sessions 1973, (15) Madison Square Garden, NY Jan. 31, 1974, (16) Last Waltz, Winterland, San Fran., CA; Nov. 25, 1976, (17) Osaka, Japan; August 29, 1983, (18) Levon Helm w/Dylan; Lone Star Cafe, NY May 29, 1988, (19) Jericho demos; 1991

REVIEW: Originally released a few years ago on the Scorpio label (part of it's Genuine Bootleg Series), this title quickly sold out and has been in demand as a collector's item ever since.  The original release had a fold out cover with many extras including printed inner sleeves.  this re-release from Remasters uses the common jewel case packaging but it does include the excellent 36 page book which was the most important part of the package.  Sound quality ranges from good to excellent but with the rarity of some of the tracks and the age of them, the lesser quality recordings are still a treasure.