This page contains items that aren't eligible for the main Searching For A Gem or International Stereo Releases lists because Bob does not personally perform on them, but are nevertheless of interest to Dylan collectors. This page contains details of covers of Blowin' In The Wind by Peter, Paul and Mary. I have no details of chart success in other countries but in the USA the cover by Peter, Paul and Mary reached #2 on the Billboard pop chart on 17 Aug 1963 with sales exceeding one million copies. In the UK Peter, Paul and Mary's version spent 16 weeks in the charts, reaching #13 on 10 Oct 1963 (I bought my copy of the UK EP around then).
Because of the great length of the original Blowin' In The Wind covers page, it has been divided in three parts, as well as this page:
For the main Honourable Mentions page, click the "Up" link, Honourable Mentions video items are now here. For details of the false rumour that Blowin' In The Wind was really written by Lorre Wyatt, see here.
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Mary Travers, who was married in the 1960s to Dylan photographer Barry Feinstein, sadly died on 16 Sep 2009 from leukaemia. The trio's cover of Blowin' In The Wind was released in the USA in Jun 1963 just after the song was released on The Freewheelin' Bob Dylan in May 1963. The success of this cover version contributed strongly to Bob's commercial breakthrough. Bob was present at these sessions (he's included in photos) and some say he may have played piano on the track, but this has never been substantiated. |
 Bob with Donovan and Mary, Newport Folk Festival, Jul 1965 |
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 Australian DVD release, 2014 |
The picture of Bob, Mary and Donovan taken by Barry Feinstein at the Newport Folk Festival, 1965, comes from the rear sleeve (bottom right) of their 1966 album just titled Album, which has no Dylan covers - thanks to Paul Shenton for information.
Thanks to Stuart Moore for information about the Australian DVD release Bandstand Live In Australia: Peter, Paul and Mary at Sydney Stadium, 1967, Umbrella Entertainment, 6 Aug 2014, with a live performance of Blowin' In The Wind.
US Releases, 1963-90:
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The 7" mono EP (or "Little LP"), is a promo only release with six tracks from the album In The Wind, see below. The record comes in a generic Warner Bros sleeve inside the card sleeve reproducing the LP sleeve. The B-side of the single was Flora, a song covered by Bob in 1970 during the New Morning sessions as Lily Of The West (R-0097) and released on the 1973 deleted album Dylan, see 1973. This comes from their second LP, Movin', released in Mar 1963. Also shown are mono and stereo singles in generic sleeves from 1968 to 1990. |
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 Warner Bros S 1507 (USA, mono) - 7" promo EP A-side in generic sleeve, scan by Manuel García Jara (1963) |
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 Warner Bros 7101 (USA) - 7" mono single A-side in generic sleeve, scan by Manuel García Jara (1968) |
 Warner Bros GWB 7101 (USA) - 7" stereo single A-side in generic sleeve, scan by Manuel García Jara (1978) |
 Warner Bros GWB 7101 (USA) - 7" stereo single A-side in generic sleeve, scan by Manuel García Jara (1990) |
 Witmark US sheet music (1963) |
Canadian Release, 1963:
 Warner Bros 5368 (Canada) - 7" mono single A-side in generic sleeve, scan by Manuel García Jara (1963) |
This 7" mono Canadian single in a generic Warner Bros sleeve is the direct equivalent of the USA 1963 single above. The record label design is completely different from that of the US and UK releases. |
UK/Ireland Releases:
 Warner Bros UK sheet music scan by Manuel García Jara |
From 1960 until late 1965 Warner Bros records were made and distributed in the UK by Decca (part of EMI) and from 1965 until 1971 by Pye (part of Philips). (You can see "Decca" or "Pye" in the text at the bottom of generic sleeves of singles and on the rear sleeves of EPs.) It explains the difference in catalogue numbers and in the design of labels. In the 1970s Warner Bros records in the UK were released by Kinney Music, and have "K" catalogue numbers. Both EMI and Philips (later PolyGram) are now part of Universal. This version of Blowin' In The Wind got to #13 in the UK singles charts in 1963. |
Warner Bros WB 104 (UK), Sep 1963; Warner Bros G-5368 (UK), 1966:
 Warner Bros WB 104 (UK) - 7" mono single A-side in Warner Bros sleeve. scan by Manuel García Jara (promo release) |
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 Warner Bros G-5368 (UK) - 7" mono single A-side in Warner Bros sleeve. scan by Manuel García Jara (1966 release)) |
The single Blowin' In The Wind/Flora (Warner Bros WB 104) was released in the UK in Sep 1963 and reissued several times in 1964. There were at least five variants of this single in generic Warner Bros sleeves: one of these is a promotional record; the four commercial releases have a slight difference: three of them have "K / T" below the Warner logo, in slightly different positions, not present on the first variant label. It was re-released in 1966 with a new catalogue number and orange Warner Bros labels.
Warner Bros WEP 6114/ED 1449-1 (UK), Sep 1963 (three variants); Warner Bros WEP 600 (UK), 1966:
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Warner Bros WEP 6114 (UK) - 7" mono EP front (1963 releases, my copy) |
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 Warner Bros W 1449 (USA, 1962) - mono LP picture from www.discogs.com (no Dylan material) |
 Warner Bros WEP 600 (UK) - 7" mono EP front scan by Ronald Born (1966 release) |
 Warner Bros WEP 600 (UK) - 7" mono EP rear scan by Ronald Born (1966 release) |
 Warner Bros WEP 600 (UK) - 7" mono EP A-side scan by Ronald Born (first 1966 release) |
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The UK 7" mono EP Warner Bros WEP 6114 was also released in Sep 1963 and reissued in 1964. These EPs have identical sleeves with white border and a laminated front. There were at least three record label variants of the 1963 release: the first release has the text "Recording (C) and first published 1962" on the right above the catalogue number (this date is incorrect because Peter, Paul and Mary did not not record Blowin' In The Wind until May 1963, although the other three tracks on the EP are from 1962). The other two record label variants have only "(C) & (P) 1962". These two variants have "M/T" below the Warner Bros logo on the left, in slightly different positions (a British purchase tax code). As well as the logo of the UK copyright organisation "M.C.P.S." (Mechanical Copyright Protection Society), the record labels also have the logo of "NCB", the Nordisk Copyright Bureau, allowing them also to be sold in Scandinavia (1960s and 1970s Scandinavian Dylan singles also have this logo). Manuel García Jara has a copy of the first variant UK EP bought in Norway where the record comes in a generic Warner Bros. sleeve (mine, bought in Manchester in Sep 1963, is in a plain white inner sleeve). This sleeve has a barely readable record store stamp, but "LILLEHAMMER" can be made out.
This UK EP gives the US EP catalogue number as Warner Bros ED 1449-1 on both the front sleeve and the record labels, but I have not found this release yet, and Manuel García Jara says there was not a US EP (or "Little LP" as they were called there). The reference "ED 1449-1" is the same as that of the US release of Peter, Paul and Mary's self-titled debut album from 1962 (W 1449, mono and WS 1449, stereo), from which three of the tracks on the UK EP were taken. This album (UK mono catalogue number W 4064) does not include Blowin' In The Wind. The cover photo was used for several German EPs/singles that do include Blowin' In The Wind, see below.
Thanks to Bill Hester for information the UK EP was also sold in New Zealand in early 1964. Manuel García Jara confirms this with a scan of the rear sleeve of a copy with a sticker from John Court's department store, Auckland, New Zealand, bought in Jan 1964.
Ronald Born's UK 1966 copy has a new catalogue number, WEP 600 (because of the change in distribution from Decca to Pye), the front sleeve does not have a white border and the record has orange Warner Bros labels dated 1964. On the first 1966 labels the copyright text to the left of the centre hole has lines 2 and 4 indented, and there is a gap between these lines and the catalogue number. On the second 1966 labels, also dated 1964, the copyright text lines are all left aligned and there is no gap between these and the catalogue number.
Warner Bros EWEP 6114/ED 1449-1 (Ireland), 1963:
 Warner Bros EWEP 6114 (Ireland) - 7" mono EP front scan by Manuel García Jara |
The Irish EP comes in an identical UK sleeve to that of my copy, but the record has a different catalogue number, EWEP 6114, and the text "PRESSED IN EIRE" on the record labels. |
 Warner Bros EWEP 6114 (Ireland) - 7" mono EP rear scan by Manuel García Jara |
 Warner Bros EWEP 6114 (Ireland) - 7" mono EP A-side with Blowin' In The Wind, scan by Manuel García Jara |
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Related releases with no Dylan material: Warner Bros ED 1449-2 (Australia), 1963; Warner Bros WEP 6122/ED 1449-3 (UK, mono)/Warner Bros WSE 6122/ESD 1449-3 (UK, stereo), Oct 1963:
 Warner Bros ED 1449-2 (Australia) - 7" mono EP front scan by Manuel García Jara |
The original UK mono EP above with Blowin' In
The Wind covered by Peter, Paul and Mary was released in Sep 1963 with
catalogue number WEP 6114 and the sub-reference ED 1449-1. As
explained above, "1449" is the catalogue number of the debut album of Peter,
Paul and Mary, not from a US Peter, Paul and Mary EP. Two weeks later, in
Oct 1963, a second mono EP titled Peter, Paul and Mary Vol. 2" was
released in the UK with an identical sleeve but a different tracklist
(without Dylan covers) and catalogue number WEP 6122. Surprisingly, this EP
has the sub-reference ED 1449-3, so it implies that an intermediate
EP with the sub-reference ED 1449-2 should have been released in the
UK. However, such an EP was never released in the UK, but an EP with the reference ED 1449-2 does exist! Amazingly, it was released in Australia as shown, but not in the UK. |
 Warner Bros ED 1449-2 (Australia) - 7" mono EP A-side scan by Manuel García Jara |
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 Warner Bros WEP 6122/ED 1449-3 (UK) - 7" mono EP front scan by Manuel García Jara |
 Warner Bros WEP 6122/ED 1449-3 (UK) - 7" mono EP rear scan by Manuel García Jara |
 Warner Bros WEP 6122/ED 1449-3 (UK) - 7" mono EP A-side scan by Manuel García Jara |
 Warner Bros WSE 6122/ESD 1449-3 (UK) - 7" stereo EP front scan by Manuel García Jara |
 Warner Bros WSE 6122/ESD 1449-3 (UK) - 7" stereo EP rear scan by Manuel García Jara |
 Warner Bros WSE 6122/ESD 1449-3 (UK) - 7" stereo EP A-side scan by Manuel García Jara |
There is another important mystery. There was also a UK stereo version of Peter, Paul & Mary Vol. 2! This extremely rare EP has the catalogue number WSE 6122 and the sub-reference ESD 1449-3. The sleeve is identical but the record has now golden labels, used by Warner for Stereo releases. Does a stereo version exist for the EP with Blowin' In The Wind, which would be WSE 6114? Manuel García Jara is still looking for this EP after over fifty years even though he has been told that WSE 6122 was made only for jukebox use and there never was a stereo version of WEP 6114.
Warner Bros K 16207 (UK/NL), 1972 (three variants):
 Warner Bros K 16207 (UK/NL) - 7" stereo EP front scan by Manuel García Jara (promo and commercial releases) |
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 Warner Bros K 16207 (UK) - 7" stereo EP A-side scan by Manuel García Jara (promo release) |
 Warner Bros K 16207 (UK/NL) - 7" stereo EP A-side scan by Manuel García Jara (commercial release with push-out centre) |
 Warner Bros K 16207 (UK) - 7" stereo EP A-side scan by Manuel García Jara (commercial release with solid centre) |
This stereo EP was released in 1972 as part of the Warner Bros "4 FOURS" series. There was a promo release which came in the commercial sleeve, and two commercial releases, one with a push-out centre, and one with a solid centre. Ronald Born has a copy with the same front sleeve and the record with the push-out centre, but where the sleeve has "NL printed in Holland" printed vertically at bottom left. Ronald thinks the record was exported to Holland but the sleeve was printed locally. The cut-outs at the top of the UK and Dutch rear sleeves are differently shaped!
West Germany - English Language Releases:
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Warner Bros A 5368 (West Germany) - 7" mono single front scan by Ronald Born (first 1963 release) |
 Warner Bros A 5368 (West Germany) - 7" mono single rear scan by Ronald Born (first 1963 release, dated "1963") |
 Warner Bros A 5368 (West Germany) - 7" mono single A-side scan by Ronald Born (first 1963 release, "GEMA" and "BIEM" on labels) |
 Warner Bros A 5368 (West Germany) - 7" mono single A-side scan by Manuel García Jara (variant first 1963 release, "GEMA" and "BIEM" on labels) |
 Warner Bros A 5368 (West Germany) - 7" mono single front scan by Ronald Born (1963-64 release) |
 Warner Bros A 5368 (West Germany) - 7" mono single rear scan by Ronald Born (1963-64 release) |
 Warner Bros A 5368 (West Germany) - 7" mono single front scan by Ronald Born (1963-64 and 1965 releases, just "GEMA" on labels) |
 Warner Bros A 5368 (West Germany) - 7" mono single front scan by Manuel García Jara (variant 1963-64 and 1965 releases, just "GEMA" on labels) |
 Warner Bros A 5368 (West Germany) - 7" mono single front scan by Ronald Born (1965 release, same as first 1963 release) |
 Warner Bros A 5368 (West Germany) - 7" mono single front scan by Ronald Born (1965 release, dated "1965") |
Warner Bros A 5368 (West Germany) - 7" mono single front scan by Ronald Born (1967-70 release, rear is the same) |
 Warner Bros A 5368 (West Germany) - 7" mono single A-side scan by Ronald Born (1967-70 release) |
There were four mono releases of the West German English language single, all with the same catalogue number, A 5368.
First release (1963): white front sleeve, rear sleeve dated "1963", "GEMA" and "BIEM" on record labels. On the variant record label the text to the right of the centre hole "M. Witmark... / FX 13153/ " is closer to the arrows than on the first copy. Also, the title track and composer are in a higher position.
Second release (1963 or 1964): black front sleeve, different rear sleeve and "GEMA" only on record labels. On the variant record label there is less space between the "GEMA" logo and "RECORDS".
Third release (1965): same sleeve design as the first release but different text on the rear, dated "1965", same record labels as the second release.
Fourth release (1967-70): again the same sleeve design as the first release, but this time the rear sleeve is the same as the front. The record has green Warner Bros/Seven Arts labels.
Warner Bros 16 112 (West Germany), 1978 (two variants), re-released 1982:
 Warner Bros 16 112 (West Germany) - 7" stereo single front scan by Manuel García Jara (1978 release) |
There were two German stereo reissues of the
English version of Blowin' In The Wind by Peter, Paul and Mary, this time
with Puff The Magic Dragon on the B-side. The first was released in
1978 as part of the "Original Oldies" series and comes with two record label
variants (one has copyright text round the whole circumference; the other
only round the lower half). Ronald Born's copy with second variant record
labels has a different rear sleeve - "MORE ORIGINAL OLDIES" is in red
instead of black, and the listed singles are different. It also has extra "WEA
Musik GmbH" text at the bottom. A second version of this single was released around 1982 with the same catalogue number as part of the "Golden Oldies" series with a different sleeve. However, but the record label is similar, if not identical, to the second variant of the 1978 release. |
 Warner Bros 16 112 (West Germany) - 7" stereo single rear scan by Manuel García Jara (1978 release) |
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 Warner Bros 16 112 (West Germany) - 7" stereo single alternate rear scan by Ronald Born (1978 release) |
 Warner Bros 16 112 (West Germany) - 7" stereo single A-side scan by Manuel García Jara (1978 release, first variant) |
 Warner Bros 16 112 (West Germany) - 7" stereo single A-side scan by Manuel García Jara (1978 release, second variant) |
 Warner Bros 16 112 (West Germany) - 7" stereo single front scan by Manuel García Jara (1982 release) |
 Warner Bros 16 112 (West Germany) - 7" stereo single rear scan by Manuel García Jara (1982 release) |
 Warner Bros 16 112 (West Germany) - 7" stereo single A-side scan by Manuel García Jara (1982 release - same as 1978 release, second variant) |
West Germany - German Language Releases:
 Warner Bros A 5560 (West Germany) - 7" mono single front scan by Ronald Born |
 Warner Bros A 5560 (West Germany) - 7" mono single rear scan by Ronald Born |
 Warner Bros A 5560 (West Germany) - 7" mono single A-side scan by Ronald Born |
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 Warner Bros A 5560 (NL) - 7" mono single A-side scan by Ronald Born |
 Warner Bros/Deutsche Schallplatten Club BW 8072 (West Germany for Norway) - 7" mono EP unfolded insert, scan by Manuel García Jara |
 Warner Bros Germany recording studio invoice, scan by Ronald Born |
 Warner Bros/Deutsche Schallplatten Club BW 8072 (West Germany) - 7" mono EP front scan by Ronald Born |
 Warner Bros/Deutsche Schallplatten Club BW 8072 (West Germany) - 7" mono EP rear scan by Ronald Born |
 Warner Bros/Deutsche Schallplatten Club BW 8072 (West Germany) - 7" mono EP A-side scan by Ronald Born |
 Warner Bros/Deutsche Schallplatten Club BW 8072 (West Germany for Norway) - 7" mono EP A-side scan by Manuel García Jara |
In Sep 1963 Peter, Paul and Mary visited West Germany and recorded three songs in German at Warner Bros Studios in Berlin: Die Antwort Weiß Ganz Allein Der Wind [Only The Wind Knows The Answer (Blowin' In The Wind)] with German lyrics by Hans Bradtke, Pretty Mary and Puff (The Magic Dragon) - see the recording studio invoice below right. These new recordings appeared on three rare 7" releases: a German single; a German EP released by Warner Bros in conjunction with the Deutsche Schallplatten Club [German Record Club]; and a Dutch single. The Dutch single has a sleeve like Scandinavian singles of the time, a folded sheet with the same design on both sides. On the German Record Club EP only Flora is sung in English and the Blowin' In The Wind song title is listed incorrectly as "Die Antwort Weiß Nur Der Wind" on the front and rear of the sleeve but as "Die Antwort Weiß Ganz Allein Der Wind" on the record A-side. Manuel García Jara has a rare copy of this German Record Club EP sold in Norway. The record is the German Club EP without and differences from the one sold in Germany. The sleeve has the usual Scandinavian design, like a folded insert, and it has the same front as for the German release, but in a different colour. The rear sleeve is plain white except for some small text "trykk og lay-out: team trykk a.s" in Norwegian.
Dutch Releases:
Warner Bros WB 5368 (NL)/Warner Bros A 5560 (NL), 1963:
 Warner Bros WB 5368 (NL) - 7" mono single front scan by Ronald Born (English version) |
There were two 1963 Dutch 7" mono single releases, one with Blowin' In The Wind in English, and one with the song in German. Both have the same rear sleeve, which is generic, not title-specific. The English language single (WB 5368) has Flora (Lily Of The West) as the A-side, unlike the US and West German singles above with the same catalogue number. Ronald Born's copy has a record store sticker on the rear sleeve and an open centre. The record of Manuel's copy has a push-out centre. The German language single (A 5560) has Blowin' In The Wind as the A-side and Pretty Mary as the B-side. This too has a push-out centre. |
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 Warner Bros WB 5368 (NL)/Warner Bros A 5560 (NL) - 7" mono single rear scan by Manuel García Jara (both singles) |
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 Warner Bros A 5560 (NL) - 7" mono single front scan by Manuel García Jara (German version) |
 Warner Bros WB 5368 (NL) - 7" mono single A-side with push-out centre, scan by Manuel García Jara (no Dylan material) |
 Warner Bros WB 5368 (NL) - 7" mono single A-side with push-out centre, scan by Manuel García Jara (includes English Dylan cover) |
 Warner Bros WB 5368 (NL) - 7" mono single B-side with open centre, scan by Ronald Born (includes English Dylan cover) |
 Warner Bros A 5560 (NL) - 7" mono single A-side with push-out centre, scan by Manuel García Jara (includes German Dylan cover) |
 Warner Bros A 5560 (NL) - 7" mono single B-side with push-out centre, scan by Manuel García Jara (no Dylan material) |
Warner Bros WB 7101 (NL), 1969:
 Warner Bros WB 7101 (NL) - front scan by Ronald Born |
This Dutch mono release in the "Gouwe Ouwe [Golden Oldie]" reissue series has Blowin' In The Wind on the A-side with Puff The Magic Dragon as the B-side. The record, which is missing from the copy shown, has green Warner Bros/7 artsz labels. Label scans required! |
 Warner Bros WB 7101 (NL) - rear scan by Ronald Born |
French Releases:
Warner Bros 5042 (France), 1963:
 Warner Bros 5042 (France) - A-side scan by Ronald Born |
There was no French commercial 7" single release, so this single must have been for jukeboxes only. It did not have a picture sleeve and has Flora (Lily Of The West) as the B-side. |
 Warner Bros 5042 (France) - B-side scan by Ronald Born |
Warner Bros EB.55 (France), 1963-64:
 Warner Bros EP 55 (France) - 7" mono EP front scan by Ronald Born (all releases) |
All three mono EP releases shown here have the same front and rear sleeve. The first release has record labels with a push-out centre, the second has record labels with an open centre but the same design. Both were released in 1963. |
 Warner Bros EP 55 (France) - 7" mono EP rear scan by Ronald Born (all releases) |
 Warner Bros EP 55 (France) - 7" mono EP A-side scan by Ronald Born (first 1963 release) |
 Warner Bros EP 55 (France) - 7" mono EP A-side scan by Ronald Born (second 1963 release) |
 Warner Bros EP 55 (France) - 7" mono EP A-side scan by Ronald Born (1964 release) |
The record of the third release has a different label design, and on the rear sleeve there is a stamp with "Oct.64" (not shown), which may be the release date, although it still has "1963" printed on the front and back of the sleeve.
Warner Bros 16 286 (France), 1973:
 Warner Bros 16 286 (France) - 7" stereo single front scan by Ronald Born (test pressing and commercial release) |
This 1973 French 7" stereo single is #19 in reissues series "Série Chouchou [Favourites Series]". It has a fully laminated sleeve. The commercial record now has the Warner Bros "Burbank Palm Trees" labels. Blowin' In The Wind is the A-side. The test pressing has white labels with handwritten text and a date of "9-8-73" (9 Aug 1973) on the A-side. It comes in the regular commercial sleeve with a white paper inner sleeve that confusingly is dated "8 FEV 1974" (8 Feb 1974). Manuel García Jara's commercial copy has the same record with Warner Bros "Burbank Palm Trees" labels inside a sleeve that is red/black instead of pink/purple. |
 Warner Bros 16 286 (France) - 7" stereo single rear scan by Ronald Born (test pressing and commercial release) |
 Warner Bros 16 286 (France) - 7" stereo single inner sleeve scan by Manuel García Jara (test pressing dated "8 FEV 1974") |
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 Warner Bros 16 286 (France) - 7" stereo single front scan by Manuel García Jara (alternate commercial release) |
 Warner Bros 16 286 (France) - 7" stereo single rear scan by Manuel García Jara (alternate commercial release) |
 Warner Bros 16 286 (France) - 7" stereo single A-side scan by Ronald Born (commercial release, includes Dylan cover) |
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 Warner Bros 16 286 (France) - 7" stereo single A-side scan by Manuel García Jara (test pressing dated "9-8-73", includes Dylan cover) |
 Warner Bros 16 286 (France) - 7" stereo single B-side scan by Manuel García Jara (test pressing, no Dylan material) |
Norwegian Release: Warner Bros WB 5368 (Norway), 1963 (two releases), reissued 1966:
 Warner Bros WB 5368 (Norway) - 7" mono single front scan by Manuel García Jara (first 1963 release) |
As well as the UK EP sold in Scandinavian countries, Norway
had its own release of this single. It was released in late 1963 with a picture
sleeve and it is one of the rarest releases of this single.
The first sleeve shown is made of fragile paper and it is a regular sleeve not a folded
insert, unusual for Scandinavia. The front has a picture of Peter, Paul and Mary and the rear is plain white with a sticker with
the text "FONA". The record has red Warner Bros labels with the text "MFD in Norway For Egil Monn Iversen"
round the circumference. The A-side label is misprinted: although Blowin' In
The Wind is the A-side, it has "5368-B" on the label. The second copy shown
has a sleeve made of good quality card, with stronger printing. The rear has
a jukebox strip, filled in by the original owner. The record itself is the
same as before, but the centre has been pushed out. This single was also sold in Denmark, and was reissued in Norway in 1966 without a picture sleeve and the record label has noticeable differences even though it still has the same misprint: the Blowin' In The Wind side is again "5368-B". |
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 Warner Bros WB 5368 (Norway) - 7" mono single rear scan by Manuel García Jara (first 1963 release) |
 Warner Bros WB 5368 (Norway) - 7" mono single A-side scan by Manuel García Jara (first 1963 release) |
 Warner Bros WB 5368 (Norway) - 7" mono single front scan by Manuel García Jara (second 1963 release) |
 Warner Bros WB 5368 (Norway) - 7" mono single rear scan by Manuel García Jara (second 1963 release) |
 Warner Bros WB 5368 (Norway) - 7" mono single A-side scan by Manuel García Jara (second 1963 release) |
 Warner Bros WB 5368 (Norway) - 7" mono single A-side scan by Manuel García Jara (1966 release) |
Italian Release: Warner Bros WB 1000 (Italy), 1964:
 Warner Bros WB 1000 (Italy) - 7" mono single front scan by Manuel García Jara |
Peter Paul and Mary's version of Blowin' In The Wind is on the B-side of this very rare Italian single, released after a special TV programme dedicated to JFK, after he was killed. Where Have All The Flowers Gone was used as the theme song of this programme. The front says: "Motivo conduttore del programma TV dedicato a John Kennedy [Theme Song of TV Programme dedicated to John Kennedy]". Although it's correct on the rear sleeve, the name of the trio is incorrectly shown as "Peter, Paul & Mary Travers" on the record labels. |
 Warner Bros WB 1000 (Italy) - 7" mono single rear scan by Manuel García Jara |
 Warner Bros WB 1000 (Italy) - 7" mono single B-side scan by Manuel García Jara |
 Warner Bros WB 1014 (Italy) - 7" mono single front scan by Manuel García Jara |
Also shown is another 1964 Peter, Paul and Mary mono 7" Italian single, Peter, Paul & Mary Cantano Bob Dylan [Peter, Paul & Mary Sing Bob Dylan], with covers of The Times They Are A-Changin' and When The Ship Comes In.
Spanish Releases: Warner Bros EP 68 (Spain), 1964 (two variants); Warner Bros HWB 327-11 (Spain), 1966:
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Thanks to Manuel García Jara for scans of two Peter Paul and Mary Spanish Warner Bros EPs that include this cover. The song title is translated on the 1964 release "EP 68" as "Soplando Al Viento [Blowin' To The Wind]" but on the 1966 release "HWB 327-11" it's "Quisiera Saber... [I Would Like To Know...]"! Warner Bros records were manufactured and distributed in Spain by RCA up to 1965, after which they were taken over by Hispavox, so the second EP comes from Hispavox, hence the "HWB" catalogue number. Ronald Born's 1964 copy of "EP 68" has the same front sleeve and record labels as Manuel's copy but it has a tiny difference on the rear sleeve - on Manuel's copy the record sides are "Cara: 1" and "Cara: 2", but on Ronald's copy they are "Cara 1a:" and "Cara 2a:". |
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 Warner Bros HWB 327-11 (Spain) - 7" mono EP front scan by Manuel García Jara (1966) |
 Warner Bros HWB 327-11 (Spain) - 7" mono EP rear scan by Manuel García Jara (1966) |
 Warner Bros HWB 327-11 (Spain) - 7" mono EP A-side scan by Manuel García Jara (1966) |
Japanese Releases:
Peter, Paul and Mary were the most popular folk singers in Japan - more Peter, Paul and Mary records were released in Japan than in any other country in the world. These are just the ones that include Blowin' In The Wind.
Warner Bros/Toshiba 7B-26 (Japan), 1963:
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Warner Bros/Toshiba 7B-26 (Japan) - 7" mono single front of insert scan by Ronald Born (1963 release) |
 Warner Bros/Toshiba 7B-26 (Japan) - 7" mono single inside left of insert scan by Ronald Born (1963 release) |
 Warner Bros/Toshiba 7B-26 (Japan) - 7" mono single inside right of insert scan by Ronald Born (1963 release) |
 Warner Bros/Toshiba 7B-26 (Japan) - 7" mono single rear of insert scan by Ronald Born (1963 release) |
 Warner Bros/Toshiba 7B-26 (Japan) - 7" mono single A-side scan by Ronald Born (1963 release) |
 Warner Bros/Toshiba 7B-26 (Japan) - Warner Bros generic sleeve scan by Ronald Born (1963 release) |
This is the very first Peter Paul and Mary single with Blowin' In The Wind in Japan, made by Toshiba Records. First copies were released with red vinyl as shown but black vinyl copies also exist. The sleeve is a folded sheet and the record comes in a Warner Bros sleeve. The inside of the folded sheet has the lyrics. On the back it ends with the rest of the "Flora" lyrics. The printed price on the back is only ¥330.
Warner Bros/Toshiba BR 1487 (Japan), 1964 (stereo 7" single, two releases), re-released 1969:
 Warner Bros/Toshiba BR 1487 (Japan) - 7" mono single front scan by Manuel García Jara (1964 releases - price ¥370) |
This stereo single was originally released in 1964 with
Puff The Magic Dragon on the A-side and
Blowin' In The Wind on the B-side. It has the
usual Japanese unfolded insert with the price on front (¥370).
The song lyrics are the inside of the insert. the record is in a generic
Toshiba inner sleeve. A test pressing of this single has the first regular sleeve and includes a white inner sleeve with handwritten text including the date of manufacture "41.3.14" (this was Year 41 of the Showa/Hirohito era, therefore "14 Mar 1966"). The record was made in red vinyl and the labels have handwritten titles. |
 Warner Bros/Toshiba BR 1487 (Japan) - 7" mono single front scan by Manuel García Jara (1964 releases) |
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 Warner Bros/Toshiba BR 1487 (Japan) - 7" mono single test pressing A-side scan by Manuel García Jara (no Dylan) |
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 Warner Bros/Toshiba BR 1487 (Japan) - 7" mono single B-side scan by Manuel García Jara (1964 red vinyl release) |
 Warner Bros/Toshiba BR 1487 (Japan) - 7" mono single A-side in generic sleeve, scan by Manuel García Jara (1964 releases) |
 Warner Bros/Toshiba BR 1487 (Japan) - 7" mono single rear of generic sleeve, scan by Manuel García Jara (1964 releases) |
 Warner Bros/Toshiba BR 1487 (Japan) - 7" mono single front scan by Manuel García Jara (1969 release - price ¥400) |
 Warner Bros/Toshiba BR 1487 (Japan) - 7" mono single outside of insert, scan by Manuel García Jara (1964 releases - price ¥370) |
 Warner Bros/Toshiba BR 1487 (Japan) - 7" mono single inside of insert, scan by Manuel García Jara (all releases) |
 Warner Bros/Toshiba BR 1487 (Japan) - 7" mono single B-side scan by Manuel García Jara (1964 black vinyl release) |
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 Warner Bros/Toshiba BR 1487 (Japan) - 7" mono single rear scan by Manuel García Jara (1969 release) |
 Warner Bros/Toshiba BR 1487 (Japan) - 7" mono single outside of insert, scan by Manuel García Jara (1969 release - price ¥400) |
 Warner Bros/Toshiba BR 1487 (Japan) - 7" mono single B-side scan by Manuel García Jara (1969 release) |
 Warner Bros/Toshiba BR 1487 (Japan) - 7" mono single A-side in generic sleeve, scan by Manuel García Jara (1969 release) |
 Warner Bros/Toshiba BR 1487 (Japan) - 7" mono single rear of generic sleeve, scan by Manuel García Jara (1969 release) |
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There were two variants of the original single: one with red vinyl and another with black vinyl, both with red Warner Bros labels. The red vinyl single was first (It has "27" in addition to the matrix numbers; the black vinyl single has "28"). This single was reissued in 1969, again with a similar unfolded insert. This time the front has a slight difference: now the price is ¥400. The rear of this insert is different but the inside is again the same. It includes a different Toshiba inner sleeve and the record labels have now the new green "Seven Arts" design of labels.
Warner Bros/Toshiba BR 4017 (Japan), 1964 (stereo 7" EP, three releases):
 Warner Bros/Toshiba BR 4107 (Japan) - 7" stereo EP front scan by Manuel García Jara (all releases) |
 Warner Bros/Toshiba BR 4107 (Japan) - 7" stereo EP rear scan by Ronald Born (red vinyl copy 1) |
 Warner Bros/Toshiba BR 4107 (Japan) - 7" stereo EP rear scan by Manuel García Jara (red vinyl copy 2 and black vinyl) |
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 Warner Bros/Toshiba BR 4107 (Japan) - 7" stereo EP rear of insert, scan by Ronald Born (red vinyl copy 1 - front of insert is the same as Manuel's copy) |
 Warner Bros/Toshiba BR 4107 (Japan) - 7" stereo EP B-side scan by Manuel García Jara (both red vinyl copies) |
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 Warner Bros/Toshiba BR 4107 (Japan) - 7" stereo EP inside of insert, scan by Manuel García Jara (all releases) |
 Warner Bros/Toshiba BR 4107 (Japan) - 7" stereo EP B-side scan by Manuel García Jara (black vinyl) |
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This was the first Japanese EP with Blowin' In The Wind covered by Peter Paul and Mary. It was again made by Toshiba and cost ¥500 (the price this time is on the rear sleeve). There were again two variants of the record: first with red vinyl and later with black vinyl, both with black "WARNER BROS COMPACT" labels. Blowin' In The Wind is track 1 on the B-side; the EP also includes Don't Think Twice, It's All Right, track 2 on the B-side. As usual in Japanese EPs, it has a regular sleeve but not a generic inner sleeve. It includes a six-page insert. Ronald Born's copy has the red vinyl record, but the rear sleeve and the rear of the six-page insert are different from those of both Manuel's copies - this may be the first release. The rear of the insert of Ronald's copy lists two Warner Bros/Toshiba Japan EPs and eight singles, although not 7B-26 above, all priced at ¥330 (the 1963 price). The rear of the inserts of Manuel's copies just have a Warner Bros logo.
Warner Bros/Toshiba BP 4317-4318 (Japan), 1965 (stereo 7" 2EP set, two releases):
 Warner Bros/Toshiba BP 4317-4318 (Japan) - front of 7" stereo 2EP set, scan by Manuel García Jara (both variants) |
Warner Bros/Toshiba BP 4317-4318 is a stereo 2-EP set in a gatefold sleeve made of heavy cardboard. The price on the rear sleeve is ¥1200. |
 Warner Bros/Toshiba BP 4317-4318 (Japan) - outside of unfolded gatefold sleeve of 7" stereo 2EP set, scan by Manuel García Jara (both variants) |
 Warner Bros/Toshiba BP 4317-4318 (Japan) - inside of unfolded gatefold sleeve of 7" stereo 2EP set, scan by Manuel García Jara (both variants) |
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 Warner Bros/Toshiba BP 4317-4318 (Japan) - outside of unfolded lyrics insert, scan by Manuel García Jara (both variants) |
 Warner Bros/Toshiba BP 4317 (Japan) - Side 1 scan by Manuel García Jara (variant 1) |
 Warner Bros/Toshiba BP 4317 (Japan) - Side 2 scan by Manuel García Jara (variant 1) |
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 Warner Bros/Toshiba BP 4318 (Japan) - Side 4 scan by Manuel García Jara (no Dylan material - variant 1) |
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 Warner Bros/Toshiba BP 4317-4318 (Japan) - inside of unfolded lyrics insert, scan by Manuel García Jara (both variants) |
 Warner Bros/Toshiba BP 4317 (Japan) - Side 1 scan by Manuel García Jara (variant 2) |
 Warner Bros/Toshiba BP 4317 (Japan) - Side 2 scan by Manuel García Jara (variant 2) |
 Warner Bros/Toshiba BP 4318 (Japan) - Side 3 scan by Manuel García Jara (variant 2) |
 Warner Bros/Toshiba BP 4318 (Japan) - Side 4 scan by Manuel García Jara (no Dylan material - variant 2) |
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The set was again made by Toshiba for Warner Bros Records, this time as part of their "Compact DeLuxe Best 8" series, which also included releases on Capitol Records like the 1965 Kingston Trio 2EP set below. There is a 4-page folded insert with lyrics. The Times They Are A-Changin' is track 1 on the A-side of the first EP (BP 4317), Blowin' In The Wind is track 1 on the B-side of the same EP and Don't Think Twice It's All Right is track 2 on the A-side of the second EP (BP 4318). There were two record label variants, on the first one "STEREO" is without arrows, on the second variant "STEREO" is in smaller text with arrows on either side. Both sets of records came in the same gatefold sleeve.
Warner Bros/Toshiba BP 4515 (Japan), 1966 (stereo 7" EP, two releases):
 Warner Bros/Toshiba BP 4515 (Japan) - 7" stereo EP front scan by Manuel García Jara (both variants) |
Warner Bros/Toshiba BP 4515 is a stereo 7" EP set, again in a gatefold sleeve made of heavy cardboard. The price on the rear sleeve is ¥600. There was a double-sided lyrics insert. The record comes in two variants, one with black vinyl and one with red vinyl. Blowin' In The Wind is track 1 on the B-side. |
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 Warner Bros/Toshiba BP 4515 (Japan) - front of lyrics insert of 7" stereo EP, scan by Manuel García Jara (both variants) |
 Warner Bros/Toshiba BP 4515 (Japan) - rear of lyrics insert of 7" stereo EP, scan by Manuel García Jara (both variants) |
 Warner Bros/Toshiba BP 4515 (Japan) - inside of unfolded gatefold sleeve of 7" stereo EP, scan by Manuel García Jara (both variants) |
 Warner Bros/Toshiba BP 4515 (Japan) - 7" stereo EP B-side scan by Manuel García Jara (black vinyl) |
 Warner Bros/Toshiba BP 4515 (Japan) - 7" stereo EP B-side scan by Manuel García Jara (red vinyl) |
Warner Bros/Toshiba BR 2616 (stereo 7" single, Japan), ca. 1970:
 Warner Bros/Toshiba BR 2616 (Japan) - 7" mono single front scan by Manuel García Jara (1970 release - price ¥400) |
This new version of BR 1487 with a different catalogue number and new artwork must have been released in the late 1960s or 1970. It again has a folded sleeve with lyrics on the side. The record has the same green Warner Bros "Seven Arts" design of labels (previous to "Burbank palm tree") as the 1969 single, and an identical Toshiba generic sleeve. The single is still priced at ¥400. |
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 Warner Bros/Toshiba BR 2616 (Japan) - 7" mono single rear scan by Manuel García Jara (1970 release) |
 Warner Bros/Toshiba BR 2616 (Japan) - 7" mono single B-side scan by Manuel García Jara (1970 release) |
 Warner Bros/Toshiba BR 2616 (Japan) - 7" mono single A-side in generic sleeve, scan by Manuel García Jara (1970 release) |
 Warner Bros/Toshiba BR 2616 (Japan) - 7" mono single rear of generic sleeve, scan by Manuel García Jara (1970 release) |
 Warner Bros/Toshiba BR 2616 (Japan) - 7" mono single inside of insert, scan by Manuel García Jara (1970 release) |
Warner Bros.-Pioneer P-2504W (Japan), early 1970s:
 Warner Bros.-Pioneer P-2504W (Japan) - front scan by Ronald Born (early 1970s release) |
Warner Bros first released records in Japan through Toshiba Records. The Warner Bros.-Pioneer Corporation was founded in 1970, and the company name was changed to Warner-Pioneer Corporation in 1972. This Warner Bros.-Pioneer Corporation single unusually comes in a bag-type sleeve instead of a generic sleeve with a folded insert, and the record has green Warner Bros labels similar to those of the previous entry. The single is still priced at ¥400. |
 Warner Bros.-Pioneer P-2504W (Japan) - rear scan by Ronald Born (early 1970s release) |
 Warner Bros.-Pioneer P-2504W (Japan) - A-side scan by Ronald Born (early 1970s release) |
Warner-Pioneer P-1742 (Japan), 1983:
 Warner-Pioneer P-1742 (Japan) - 7" stereo single insert front scan by Manuel García Jara (1983 release) |
 Warner-Pioneer P-1742 (Japan) - 7" stereo single insert rear scan by Manuel García Jara (1983 release) |
 Warner-Pioneer P-1742 (Japan) - 7" stereo single A-side scan by Manuel García Jara (1983 release) |
 Warner-Pioneer P-1742 (Japan) - 7" stereo single B-side scan by Manuel García Jara (1983 release) |
 Warner-Pioneer P-1742 (Japan) - 7" stereo single A-side in generic sleeve, scan by Manuel García Jara (1983 release) |
 Warner-Pioneer P-1742 (Japan) - 7" stereo single rear of generic sleeve, scan by Manuel García Jara (1983 release) |
This single with two Dylan covers was released in 1983, now made by Warner-Pioneer. It now has a single insert, not a regular sleeve, and comes in a blue/white Warner-Pioneer generic sleeve. The front of the insert reproduces the artwork of Peter Paul and Mary's 1963 Moving album, used again for a 1983 Japanese compilation entitled The Best Collection, from which these two tracks were taken. The record labels now have the 1980s Warner Bros design with parallel lines on a beige background and are dated 1983. The price is now ¥700!
Australian Releases:
Warner Bros ED 1507-2 (Australia), 1963 (three variants), re-released 1966:
 Warner Bros ED 1507-2 (Australia) - 7" mono EP front scan by Ronald Born (all 1963 and 1966 variants) |
 Warner Bros ED 1507-2 (Australia) - 7" mono EP rear scan by Ronald Born (1963 variants 1 and 2) |
 Warner Bros ED 1507-2 (Australia) - 7" mono EP A-side scan by Manuel García Jara (1963 variant 1) |
 Warner Bros ED 1507-2 (Australia) - 7" mono EP B-side scan by Manuel García Jara (1963 variant 1) |
 Warner Bros ED 1507-2 (Australia) - 7" mono EP A-side scan by Ronald Born (1963 variant 2) |
 Warner Bros ED 1507-2 (Australia) - 7" mono EP B-side scan by Manuel García Jara (1963 variant 2) |
 Warner Bros ED 1507-2 (Australia) - 7" mono EP rear scan by Manuel García Jara (1963 variant 3) |
 Warner Bros ED 1507-2 (Australia) - 7" mono EP A-side scan by Manuel García Jara (1963 variant 3) |
 Warner Bros ED 1507-2 (Australia) - 7" mono EP B-side scan by Manuel García Jara (1963 variant 3) |
 Warner Bros ED 1507-2 (Australia) - 7" mono EP rear scan by Manuel García Jara (1966 release) |
 Warner Bros ED 1507-2 (Australia) - 7" mono EP A-side scan by Manuel García Jara (1966 release) |
 Warner Bros ED 1507-2 (Australia) - 7" mono EP B-side scan by Manuel García Jara (1966 release) |
This mono EP, In The Wind, originally released in late 1963, includes Blowin' In The Wind on the A-side and Don't Think Twice, It's All Right on the B-side. There are three variants of this release with the same laminated front for all of them and two folded-over flaps on the rear. Only the first variant was released in 1963; the other two variants must have been released between 1964 and 1965.
Variant 1 was the first and the rarest: Rear sleeve - the text "High Fidelity" below the Warner logo is centred. Record labels - Side 1 has the Essex logo and the text "Warner Bros. Control"; Side 2 has both Essex and Allan's logos.
Variant 2: Rear sleeve same as Variant 1. Record labels - Sides 1 and 2 have only the Allan's logo.
Variant 3: Rear sleeve - the text "High Fidelity" below the Warner logo is now right aligned. record labels - both sides have only the Allan's logo but it is bigger than in previous variants, Side 1 has the tracklist on three lines, instead of four lines as Variants 1 and 2.
This EP was reissued in 1966. It has the same catalogue number, laminated front sleeve and two folded-over flaps on the rear, but the rear is different from the two 1963 variants. The text "High Fidelity" is again centred, and the copyright text at the bottom is different. The record now has orange Warner Bros labels.
For Warner Bros ED 1449-2, a 1963 mono EP released in Australia that did not have any Dylan covers, but is still of interest, see above.
Warner Bros EPW 203 (Australia), 1972:
 Warner Bros EPW 203 (Australia) - 7" stereo EP front scan by Manuel García Jara |
This four-track stereo EP was released in 1972 with a new selection of tracks taken from the compilation album Best Of Peter, Paul & Mary. Blowin In The Wind is track 2 on the A-side. |
 Warner Bros EPW 203 (Australia) - 7" stereo EP rear scan by Manuel García Jara |
 Warner Bros EPW 203 (Australia) - 7" stereo EP A-side scan by Manuel García Jara (first release, includes Dylan cover) |
 Warner Bros EPW 203 (Australia) - 7" stereo EP B-side scan by Manuel García Jara (first release, no Dylan material) |
 Warner Bros EPW 203 (Australia) - 7" stereo EP A-side scan by Manuel García Jara (second release, includes Dylan cover) |
The front sleeve is laminated, the rear has no flaps and the first release record has plain green Warner Bros labels. The second release record comes in the same sleeve and now has the then brand new "Burbank Palm Trees" design of Warner Bros labels.
Warner Bros WB 7101 (Australia), 1980s:
 Warner Bros WB 7101 (Australia) - 7" stereo single front scan by Ronald Born |
This 1980s 7" stereo single has two tracks taken from a different compilation album Their Greatest Hits, listed as Warner Bros BS 2552. This appears to be a mistake, Warner Bros BS 2552 was the 1970 compilation album 10 Years Together: The Best Of Peter, Paul & Mary. The record now has the replacement Warner Bros labels, plain beige with parallel lines, introduced in 1980, so definitely does not date from 1970. Blowin In The Wind is on the B-side. Manuel García Jara has a copy which comes in a generic WEA sleeve. |
 Warner Bros WB 7101 (Australia) - 7" stereo single rear scan by Ronald Born |
 Warner Bros WB 7101 (Australia) - 7" stereo single B-side scan by Ronald Born |
 Warner Bros WB 7101 (Australia) - 7" stereo single B-side in generic sleeve, scan by Manuel García Jara |
New Zealand Releases:
Warner Bros EP 61 (New Zealand), 1963 (three variants):
 Warner Bros EP 61 (New Zealand) - 7" mono EP front scan by Ronald Born (all variants) |
This four-track mono EP called Voices In The Wind is from 1963 and was made by His Master's Voice (NZ) Ltd., part of EMI, for Warner Bros. There are three record label variants, all the the same sleeve with a laminated front and two folded-over flaps. |
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 Warner Bros EP 61 (New Zealand) - 7" mono EP A-side scan by Ronald Born (variant 1) |
 Warner Bros EP 61 (New Zealand) - 7" mono EP A-side scan by Manuel García Jara (variant 2) |
 Warner Bros EP 61 (New Zealand) - 7" mono EP A-side scan by Manuel García Jara (variant 3) |
The first variant has a white Warner Bros logo, white text in the circumference and the EP title on two lines; the second has a white Warner Bros logo, white text in the circumference and the EP title on one line; the third has a black Warner Bros logo, black text in the circumference, the EP title on one line and one song title above the centre hole. The third variant record label shown has a sticker from "John Court's Record Bar, Queen Street". (John Court's was a department store in Auckland, New Zealand, that closed in 1972.) Unlike the Australian version, this EP includes only Blowin' In The Wind but not Don't Think Twice, It's All Right.
Warner Bros EPW 2552 (New Zealand), 1972:
 Warner Bros EPW 2552 (New Zealand) - 7" stereo EP front scan by Manuel García Jara |
As in Australia, an EP was also released in New Zealand with tracks taken from the compilation album Best Of Peter, Paul & Mary. This New Zealand release has the same tracklist and laminated front as the Australian EP, but a different catalogue number. The front looks identical but there is no catalogue number above the Warner Bros logo at top right; the rear has two folded-over flaps and a very different design. The record still has green Warner Bros labels. |
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Mexican Release: "Peter, Paul Y Mary", Gamma/Warner Bros GX 07-187 (Mexico), 1965:
 Gamma/Warner Bros GX 07-187 (Mexico) - 7" mono EP front scan by Ian Woodward (first variant) |
On this 1965 Mexican EP, released in Mexico by Gamma Records on behalf of Warner Bros, Blowin' In The Wind is translated as "La Respuesta Está En El Viento [The Answer Is In The Wind]", the same as for several Spanish releases below. |
 Gamma/Warner Bros GX 07-187 (Mexico) - 7" mono EP rear scan by Ian Woodward (first variant) |
 Gamma/Warner Bros GX 07-187 (Mexico) - 7" mono EP A-side scan by Ian Woodward (first variant) |
 Gamma/Warner Bros GX 07-187 (Mexico) - 7" mono EP A-side scan by Ronald Born (second variant) |
 Gamma/Warner Bros GX 07-187 (Mexico) - 7" mono EP A-side scan by Ronald Born (third variant) |
Ronald Born has three copies of this EP with different record labels. The first comes in a bag type sleeve as shown with folded-over flaps, the second and third have folded open paper sleeves with the same design. The second copy has the same label design as the first but with the artists' names in bold type, the third copy has Warner Bros "Burbank Palm Trees" record labels.
Colombian Release: Warner Bros WC-7700 (Colombia), 1965:
 Warner Bros WC-7700 (Colombia) - 7" mono EP front scan by Manuel García Jara |
This rare 1965 Colombian mono 7" EP includes: Blowin' In The Wind (Side A, track 1) and Don't Think Twice, It's All Right (Side A, track 2). |
 Warner Bros WC-7700 (Colombia) - 7" mono EP rear scan by Manuel García Jara |
 Warner Bros WC-7700 (Colombia) - 7" mono EP A-side scan by Manuel García Jara |
Indian Release: Warner Bros 5742 (India), 1966:
 Warner Bros 5742 (India) - 7" mono single front scan by Manuel García Jara |
This rare 1966 Indian single was made for Warner Bros by the Gramophone Company of India (Private) Ltd., part of EMI (bought by Universal in 2012). The sleeve is monochrome on the front and very flimsy. Blowin' In The Wind is on the B-side, and the A-side is 500 Miles. |
 Warner Bros 5742 (India) - 7" mono single rear scan by Manuel García Jara |
 Warner Bros 5742 (India) - 7" mono single B-side scan by Manuel García Jara |
Russian Flexidisc Release, 1970:
 Krugozor" No. 3, 1970 (Russia), front picture from Ronald Born |
"Krugozor [Outlook]" was a monthly magazine in a 7" format from the former Soviet Union and 6 flexidiscs were included in each issue. In "Krugozor" No.3 from 1970 on the back of the third flexidisc (side 6) there is a Russian report about the American civil rights movement. This includes Martin Luther King speaking at the March on Washington 1963, Pete Seeger singing This Land Is Your Land (all excerpts only), Bob Dylan is mentioned, and at the end Peter, Paul and Mary sing Blowin' In The Wind interrupted by a Russian commentary. You don't need to cut out the flexidisc because there is a hole in the middle of the magazine so that you can play each side of each flexidisc together with the complete magazine on your turntable and keep the magazine intact. For another "Krugozor" flexidisc from 1973 with a cover of Blowin' In The Wind by Sonya Salvis, see below |
 Krugozor" No. 3, 1970 (Russia), flexidisc Side 6, scan by Ronald Born |
Thailand Release, 1970s:
 Express! Songs EXP. 017 (Thailand) - 7" stereo EP front scan by Manuel García Jara |
This unofficial Thai EP from the 1970s has 6 tracks. The A-side includes three tracks by The Brothers Four (misspelled on the front as "The Brother Four", but correct on the rear and on the A-side record label); the B-side includes three tracks from Peter, Paul and Mary, Blowin' In The Wind is track 2. |
 Express! Songs EXP. 017 (Thailand) - 7" stereo EP rear scan by Manuel García Jara |
 Express! Songs EXP. 017 (Thailand) - 7" stereo EP B-side scan by Manuel García Jara |
Brazilian Release: Warner Bros 96.069 (Brazil), 1981:
 Warner Bros 96.069 (Brazil) - 7" stereo EP front scan by Manuel García Jara |
This 1981 Brazilian stereo 7" EP is called The Best Of Peter Paul & Mary. The record has beige Warner Bros labels with parallel lines. |
 Warner Bros 96.069 (Brazil) - 7" stereo EP rear scan by Manuel García Jara |
 Warner Bros 96.069 (Brazil) - 7" stereo EP A-side scan by Manuel García Jara |
Thanks to Ronald Born, Manuel García Jara and Ian Woodward for information and scans.
Peter, Paul and Mary - "In The Wind" - stereo and mono vinyl LP releases, Warner Bros WS 1507 (USA, stereo)/Warner Bros W 1507 (USA/Canada, mono)/Warner Bros WB.1507 (New Zealand, mono), Dec 1963; CD: Warner Bros 26224-2 (USA), 1990:
 Warner Bros WS 1507 (USA, stereo) - LP front scan by Jack from Canada |
This
album has three Dylan covers on Side 2 - Blowin' In The Wind, Don't Think Twice,
It's All Right and Quit Your Low-down Ways (the out-take from The
Freewheelin' Bob Dylan not released until The Bootleg Series Vols.
1-3 in 1991), plus liner notes by Bob. The liner notes can be found on
the "Words Fill My Head" page of Olof Björner's website
The sleeve of the New Zealand release has three folded-over flaps. Both sleeve and record labels say "Made in New Zealand". |
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 Warner Bros 26224-2 (USA) - CD front scan by Jack from Canada |
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 Warner Bros WB.1507 (New Zealand, mono) - front scan by Bill Hester |
 Warner Bros WB.1507 (New Zealand, mono) - rear scan by Bill Hester |
 Warner Bros WB.1507 (New Zealand, mono) - detail of rear, scan by Bill Hester |
 Warner Bros WB.1507 (New Zealand, mono) - Side 2 scan by Bill Hester |
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Thanks to Éamonn Ó Catháin for news that this album has been remastered by Steve Hoffman and Stephen Marsh, and will be released as a stereo SA-CD by Audio Fidelity in the USA in 2014.
Thanks to Jack from Canada, Manuel García Jara and Bill Hester for information and scans.
Because of the great length of the original page, it has been divided in three parts, as well as this page. Parts 2 and 3 are here:
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