 
		
	 
	
	
	
	
		Volume 1
		
			
				- (As I Go) Ramblin' Round  4:08
- Death Don't Have No Mercy  2:17
- It's Hard To Be Blind  3:06
- This Train Is Bound for Glory  2:53
- {harmonica solo}  3:54
- Talking Fish Blues  6:04
- Pastures of Plenty  6:08
- Railroad Bill  4:09
- Will the Circle Be Unbroken  1:02
- Man of Constant Sorrow  3:13
- Pretty Polly  5:32
- Railroad Boy  2:44
- James Alley Blues  3:38
- Why'd You Cut My Hair  1:43
- This Land Is Your Land  3:48
- Two Trains Running  3:07
- Wild Mountain Thyme  2:46
	
		Volume 2
		
			
				- Howdido  1:48
- Car Car  2:05
- Don't You Push Me Down  1:59
- Come See  2:08
- I Want It Now  2:59
- San Francisco Bay Blues  2:06
- A Long Time Growing  4:38
- Devilish Mary  1:42
- Candy Man  3:08
- Baby Please Don't Go  4:14
- Hard Times in New York Town  2:18
- Stealin'  2:15
- Poor Lazarus  4:24
- I Ain't Got No Home  2:08
- It's Hard To Be Blind  3:02
- Dink's Song  4:55
- Man of Constant Sorrow  3:34
- The Story of East Orange, N.J.  1:34
	
		Volume 3
		
			
				- Naomi Wise  3:03
- Wade in the Water  2:59
- I Was Young When I Left Home  5:56
- In the Evening  3:58
- Baby, Let Me Follow You Down  2:58
- Sally Girl  1:44
- Gospel Plow  1:29
- Long John  6:23
- Cocaine  2:00
- VD Blues  2:12
- VD Waltz  0:50
- VD City  1:47
- VD Gunners Blues  2:37
- See That My Grave Is Kept Clean  3:38
- Ramblin' Round  3:19
- Black Cross  5:07
						Notes
			
					
							  
						
						
						
							  Wanted Man Music 33/34/35
cd1, cd2: tracks 01-08: 
"Minneapolis Party Tape"  - Bonnie Beecher's apartment, Minneapolis, Minnesota - May 1961
cd2: tracks 09-18, cd3: 
"Minneapolis Hotel Tape"   - Bonnie Beecher's apartment, Minneapolis, Minnesota - 22 Dec 1961
Recorded by Tony Glover (of Koerner, Ray & Glover) during informal sessions where Dylan played for some friends, these Minnesota tapes offer us a more accurate - and in some ways, more entertaining - aural snapshot of Bob Dylan's early repertoire than anything Columbia would release.  As a seeming antitheses to any of the spontaneity shown amongst friends, his debut album sounds barren by comparison.