Dylan/Cash
Silver Dagger (w. Joan Baez at Newport, 1960s)
I'm So Lonesome I Could Cry (w. Joan Baez, "Don't Look Back", 1965)
I Still Miss Someone (w. Johnny Cash, "Eat the Document", 1966)
Folsom Prison Blues (Basement Tapes and live 1981)
Alabama Getaway (House of Blues, 1996)
Give My Love to Rose (live 1980s or 90s)
The Wanderer (w. Paul Simon 1999)
Heartland (w. Willie Nelson "Across the Borderline" 1993)
Some tracks unmentioned from the "Dylan/Cash Sessions" 1969:
1974
Hero Blues
1976
Gotta Travel On
Ride 'Em Jewboy
Silver Mantis
Weary Blues From Waitin
1978
But I Forgive You
Carry Me, Carrie
Daddy's Going On One More Ride
Daddy's Little Girl
Fix It Ma
I Must Love You Too Much
I'm A Steady Rolling Man
I'm Ready
Lonesome In My Bedroom
My Gal
Reconsider Baby
Take It Or Leave It
You Don't Love Me No More
This Way That Way
Your Rockin' Chair
1980
Nobody's Fault But Mine
1981
Jesus Is The One
Just A Little Bit
1982
A Pirate Looks At Forty (Jimmy Buffett)
Do The Meditation Rock (Allen Ginsberg)
Airplane Blues (slow version) (Allen Ginsberg)
1986
I Forgot More Than You'll Ever Know
Justine (by Don Harris and Dewey Terry)
Kansas City (by Jerry Leiber and Mike Stoller. Performed at the Sandstone Amphitheater in
Bonner Springs, outside Kansas City (?). Dylan remarks after the song: "That's the
first time I've ever played that song. Anyway I know where I am".)
Let The Good Times Roll
Shake A Hand
So Long, Good Luck And Goodbye
Sukiyaki (by Rohusuke Ei and Hachidai Nakamura. Vocals only hummed on this one)
Unchain My Heart (by James Freddy and Agnes Jones.)
Uranium Rock (by Warren Smith. Also titled "Rock 'Em Dead)
1987
Go Down, Moses
1988
7 Everybody’s Movin’
9 Nadine
14 Give My Love to Rose
She's About A Mover
1989
25 House of Gold
27 Making Believe
29 (And It) Stoned Me
31 Nothin’ But You
32 Early Morning Rain
33 (I’d Be a) Legend in My Time
38 More and More
1990
42 Walk a Mile in My Shoes
43 Troubled No More (Worried Life Blues)
44 Dancing in the Dark
45 Hang Me O Hang Me
46 Paid the Price
52 Let’s Learn to Live and Love Again
59 My Head’s in Mississippi
60 Hey, Good Lookin’
1991
62 Homeward Bound
63 Folsom Prison Blues
65 It’s Too Late
72 (I Believe I’ll) Dust My Broom
73 Moondance
1992
74 Dolly Dagger
81 Don’t Let Your Deal Go Down
84 A Hazy Shade of Winter
85 Around and Around
86 West LA Fadeaway
87 Hey Joe
88 I Can’t Be Satisfied
1993
92 I’m Movin’ On
1994
100 Matchbox
1995
101 Real Real Gone
102 Ramblin’ Man
103 Alabama Getaway
1998
115 More and More
116 Blue Suede Shoes
1999
122 Honkey Tonk Blues
125 Sounds of Silence
126 I Walk the Line
127 Blue Moon of Kentucky
129 That’ll Be the Day
130 The Wanderer
132 The Heart That You Own
136 Hootchie Cootchie Man
137 Money Honey
2002
147 Brown Sugar
These are the official songs that remain to be tabbed. The list is getting shorter, but there are some gems left (33 albums finished - something left on 6 (mostly live albums; not counting Dylan and the dead, the 30th anniversary concert, GH vol 3 and Essential Bob Dylan - I suppose I should count those).
Before the Flood (1974) | Rainy Day Women #12 & 35 |
Hard Rain (1976) | Shelter from the storm You're a big girl now |
Below are bits and pieces of unfinished tabs, mainly just texts.
She's About A Mover
(Doug Sahm)
She was walking down the street
Looking fine as she could be, hey, hey
She was walking down the street
She's looking fine as she could be, hey, hey
You know I love you, baby
Oh hear what is say, hey, hey
She walked right up to me
Said, "Hey, big boy, what's your name?"
She walked right up to me
Said, "Hey, big boy, what's your name?" Hey, hey
We had love and conversation
Oh yeah, what I say, hey hey
She's about a mover
She's about a mover
She's about a mover
She's about a mover
Hey, hey
She's about a mover
She's about a mover
You know I love you, baby
Oh yeah, what I say, yeah, hey
Now, she walked right up to me, talkin' about me
She said, "Hey, big boy, what's your name?"
Well, she walked right up to me
Said, "Hey, big boy, what's your name?"
We had love and conversation
Oh yeah, what I say, hey hey
She's about a mover
She's about a mover
She's about a mover
She's about a mover, hey
It's Alright
Now when I call about her name, you know
She don't come
She don't leave me down easy [...]
But I don't
Alright, I'm alright
I'm a three time loser, but I'm alright
Johnny Mercer & Harold Arlen
One for my baby,
one for the road
I cry alone at night
there is no friend in sight
I look at
meantime is
trad.
played by Bob Dylan on the "Minnesota Party Tape" (May 1961) and on the "First Gaslight Tape" (Sept 6, 1961)
Tabbed by Eyolf Østrem
I used to be a rambler, I rambled all around. I used to be a rambler, I rambled all around. Till I courted Pretty Polly her body ....
Pretty Polly, Pretty Polly, come and go along with me. Polly oh Polly, come and go along with me. Before we get married some pleasure we'll see.
She jumped up behind him and away they did ride. She jumped up behind him and away they did ride To the wild running river, to the wild country side.
They rode a little further and what did they spy? They rode a little further and what did they spy? A newly dig... a newly dug grave and a spade lying by.
Oh Willie, oh Willie, I'm scared of your ways. Oh Willie, oh Willie, I'm scared of your ways. I'm scared you will lead my poor body astray.
Pretty Polly, Pretty Polly, you guessed just about right. Pretty Polly, oh Polly, you guessed just about right. Oh I dug on your grave just about last night.
He stabbed her in the breast, her heart blood did flow. He stabbed her in the breast and her heart blood did flow. And into her grave Pretty Polly did go.
He covered her up and he left her alone. He covered her up and he left her alone. With nobody there but the wild birds to moan.
A debt to the devil Willie must pay. A debt to the devil Willie must pay For killing Pretty Polly and running away.
Oh where is Pretty Polly? Yonder she stands. Oh where is Pretty Polly? Yonder she stands. The rings on the vingers of her lilywhite hand.
Oh remember Pretty Polly, remember her well. Remember her name, boys, remember it well. Remember her name, boys, remember it well.
Paid the Price
Trouble No More (McKinley Morganfield
We're On Borrowed Time
Written by Bob Dylan
Recorded
I'll be waiting, waiting for you
What made me lovely
What make me blue
Well I
Well, I'm getting tired working hard every day Working every day and not a-gettin' much pay I got a big geiger counter, it's a pretty good rig When the needle starts a-clickin' it's where I'm gonna dig
Money, money, honey, here's the kind you fold Money, money, honey, rock 'n' roll Rake it in, bale it up like hay, Have a rockin' good time and through it all away
Well, I can see me now in my long Cadillac Hinges in the middle, spare wheel on the back Man, don't you know I'd be hard to stop When I find that big uranium rock
Money, money honey, and the kind you fold Money, money honey, rock 'n' roll Rake it in, bale it up like hay Have a rockin' good time and throw it all away
Yes, that's me in my long Cadillac Headin' down the road and I ain't comin' back Ain't no red light gonna make me stop When I find that big uranium rock
Money, money, honey, and the kind you fold Money, money, honey, rock 'n' roll Rake it in, bale it up like hay Have a rockin' good time and throw it all away
More Than Flesh And Blood
You're fighting for existence,[...] But I [...] and you make me insecure
URANIUM ROCK (Warren Smith) WARREN SMITH (SUN, 1958) Well I'm gettin' tired workin' hard every day Workin' every day and not a-gettin' much pay I got a big geiger counter, it's a pretty good rig When the needle starts clickin' it's where I'm gonna dig Money-money honey, and the kind you fold Money-money honey, rock 'n' roll Rake it in, bale it up like hay Have a rockin' good time and throw it all away Well, I can see me now in my long Cadillac Hinges in the middle, spare wheel on the back Man, don't you know I'd be hard to stop When I find that big uranium rock Money-money honey, and the kind you fold Money-money honey, rock 'n' roll Rake it in, bale it up like hay Have a rockin' good time and throw it all away Yes, that's me in my long Cadillac Headin' down the road and I ain't comin' back Ain't no red light gonna make me stop When I find that big uranium rock Money-money honey, and the kind you fold Money-money honey, rock 'n' roll Rake it in, bale it up like hay Have a rockin' good time and throw it all away
Written by Van Morrison Performed by Bob Dylan and Van Morrison on June 27, 1989 on the Philopappos (The Hill Of The Muses), Athens, broadcast in the programme Arena: One Irish Rover - Van Morrison in Performance Tabbed by Eyolf Østrem ------------------------------------
Half a mile from the county fair And the rain keep pourin' down Me and Billy standin' there With a silver half a crown Hands are full of a fishin' rod And the tackle on our backs We just stood there gettin' wet With our backs against the fence Oh, the water Oh, the water Oh, the water Hope it don't rain all day Chorus: And it stoned me to my soul Stoned me just like Jelly Roll And it stoned me And it stoned me to my soul Stoned me just like goin' home And it stoned me Then the rain let up and the sun came up And we were gettin' dry Almost let a pick-up truck nearly pass us by So we jumped right in and the driver grinned And he dropped us up the road We looked at the swim and we jumped right in Not to mention fishing poles Oh, the water Oh, the water Oh, the water Let it run all over me Chorus On the way back home we sang a song But our throats were getting dry Then we saw the man from across the road With the sunshine in his eyes Well he lived all alone in his own little home With a great big gallon jar There were bottles too, one for me and you And he said Hey! There you are Oh, the water Oh, the water Oh, the water Get it myself from the mountain stream Chorus
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Written by Bob Dylan and Willie Nelson
Released on Willie Nelson's album Across the Borderline
Tabbed by Eyolf Østrem
There's a home place under fire tonight in the heartland, And the bankers are takin' my home and my land from me. There's a big achin' hole in my chest now where my heart was, And a hole in the sky where God used to be. There's a home place under fire tonight in the heartland, There's a well with water so bitter nobody can drink. Ain't no way to get high and my mouth is so dry that I can't speak. Don't they know that I'm dyin', why nobody cryin' for me?
My American dream Fell apart at the seams. You tell me what it means, You tell me what it means.
There's a home place under fire tonight in the heartland, The bankers are takin' my home and my land away. There's a young boy closin' his eyes tonight in the heartland Who will wake up a man with a home and a loan he can't pay.
His American dream Fell apart at the seams. You tell me what it means, You tell me what it means. My American dream Fell apart at the seams. You tell me what it means, You tell me what it means.
There's a home place under fire tonight in the heartland.... [REPEAT AND FADE]