Bob Dylan:
The Genuine Bootleg Series, Take 2

Subtitled "Protest and Folk Songs", this 1996 3 CD Bob Dylan bootleg with recordings from 1960 to 1993, was Scorpio's follow-up to their 1994 release The Genuine Bootleg Series. Neither should be confused with Sony's 1991 official release, The Bootleg Series, Vol. 1-3. The third bootleg set in this series, subtitled Take 4, Crossing the Great Divide, is a Band/Hawks collection. A Take 3 CD set, all Dylan content, was released in 1999.

Take 2 includes a dozen or so previously uncirculating performances and many with improved sound.

Tracks

• "I Don't Want To Be Your Partner"
  Columbia Studios, 20 November 1965.

• "Freeze Out"
  20 November 1965

• "Does She Need Me I & II"
  Glasgow hotel room 19 May 1966 with Robbie Robertson

• "Like a Rolling Stone"
  Royal Albert Hall, 27 May 1966 - including Band introduction.

• "I'm Not There"
  Basement tape.

• "Lang A-Growin'"
  Basement tape, aka "Young But Daily Growing".

• "Banks of The Royal Canal"
  Basement tape.

• "Silent Weekend"
  Basement tape.

• "Wild Mountain Thyme"
  Isle of Wight Festival, 31 August 1967, Dylan solo.

• "House of the Rising Sun"  (2.1MB)
  Village Recorders, Los Angeles 2 November 1973 with The Band minus Levon (Richard Manuel on drums).

• "Nobody Cept You"
  Village Recorders, Los Angeles 2 November 1973.

• "The Water Is Wide" (?)
  Shangri La Studios 30 March 1976. From the session bootlegged in part as "Eric Clapton's Birthday".

• "Nadine" (Chuck Berry)
  With Levon Helm & Rick Danko. Lone Star Cafe, 16 February 1983. Dreadful drunken performance. Forgetting the words to this is unforgivable.