BLONDE ON BLONDE

  BLONDE ON BLONDE is the seventh studio, released in mid 1966, on Columbia Records. BLONDE ON BLONDE completed the trilogy of rock albums that Dylan recorded in 1965 and 1966, starting with BRINGING IT ALL BACK HOME and HIGHWAY 61 REVISITED.
     Critics often rank BLONDE ON BLONDE as one of the greatest albums of all time. Combining the expertise of Nashville session musicians with a modernist literary sensibility, the album's songs have been described as operating on a grand scale musically, while featuring lyrics one critic called "a unique mixture of the visionary and the colloquial". It was one of the first double albums in rock music.

     Below are the songbooks, copyright Dwarf Music. Thank you to Peter Oudejans for the scans from his collection.

USA, 1967, Easy Guitar & Harmonica Edition, Bob Dylan Words And Music, arranged by Jerry Silverman, distributed by The Big 3, 32 pages	USA, Easy Guitar & Harmonica Edition, arranged by Jerry Silverman, distributed by Big 3, 32 pages	UK,  Easy Guitar & Harmonica Edition, Bob Dylan Words And Music Company, Inc.,  B. Feldman & Co. Ltd, London, 32 pages
USA, Deluxe edition, with foreword and notes on the songs by Paul Nelson, music arranged by John Lane and Frank Martin, photos by Jerry Scharzberg. Bob Dylan Words And Music Co. Inc., distributed by The Big 3, Robbins Miller Feist, 48 pages	UK,  Deluxe Edition, Bob Dylan Words And Music Co. Inc.,  B. Feldman & Co. Ltd, London, 48 pages	UK,  Deluxe Edition, Bob Dylan Words And Music Co. Inc., Big Ben Music, Limited,  B. Feldman & Co. Ltd, London, 48 pages
UK,  Deluxe Edition, Piano, vocal, chords. EMI Music Publishing Ltd. Big Ben Music Ltd., London, 48 pages	USA, Dylan Style Guitar Edition, Bob Dylan Words And Music Co, Inc, distributed by Big 3 Robins Fest Miller	USA, Dylan Style Guitar Edition, Arranged by Jerry Silverman, Bob Dylan Words And Music Co, Inc, distributed by Big 3. Z 004
UK, Dylan Style Guitar Edition, EMI Music Publishing Ltd., 32 pages	UK, Dylan Style Guitar Edition, Feldman & Co, London	USA, Ukulele, Baritone Uke, Tenor Guitar, Bob Dylan Words And Music, Robbins Miller Feist, The Big 3, 32 pages. Z 006
USA, 5 String Banjo, Tenor Banjo, Mandolin, Bob Dylan Words And Music, The Big 3, Robbins Miller Feist, 32 pages. Z 007	Sweden, Dylan Style Guitar Edition, AIR Music Scandinavia AB, 32 pages	Germany (West) 1966, 48 pages, Rolf Budde Musikverlag Berlin (West), Inside Photographs by Jerrold Schatzberg

   The Dutch songsbooks below were published by Schaltone Music Publishers / Productions, first established at Heemstede, then at Haarlem. There are different adresses on the front covers: two adresses in Heemstede, one in Haarlem. There are also differences in colour and types of paper used for the cover. These songbooks omits Sad-Eyed Lady Of The Lowlands. 30 pages
   This is 'Album 1' of a series of 4; see others: 2. JOHN WESLEY HARDING, 3. NASHVILLE SKYLINE, and 4. SELF PORTRAIT. Thank you to Peter Oudejans and Tom Willems for the scans and information.

Heemstede, Bronsteeweg 49, dull cover. The back cover is white	same, alternate colour
Heemstede, Heemsteedse Dreef 287, dull cover	same, Heemstede, Heemsteedse Dreef 287, back
Haarlem, Tulpenkade 1, dull cover, 30 pages. The back cover is white.	same, orange cover (variant 1)	same, orange cover (variant 2)
same, alternate, (black title, white star), glossy cover. Bears the name of the printer: ‘druk V.D. Wal B.V. Dirkhorn’	same, back. Several mistakes in the songtitles: ‘Most Likely Five Believers’ and ‘You Go Your Way, And I’ll Go Mine’.