Highway 80 Revisited

Artists

Album Info

Release Date: 1985

Label: UFO Records

Released on generic yellow & orange "UFO Records" label.
Also released on "OZ" & "Reformation" record label.
Both labels were sub labels for "Rock Solid Records"

Cover was reused for (3) three other Bob Dylan releases ("45 Miles From Nowhere", "Idiot Wind Again" and "Rundown Studios")
Stickers were pasted over original title and songs.
"Highway 80 Revised" on spine.

Recorded at the Golden Hall, San Diego, CA 11/26/80.

A4 listed as "Keep Falling In Love" on back cover. Sung by Regina McCrary, a backing vocalist on the tour.
B2 listed as "That's All" on back cover.
B6 is asterisked with the following notation on back cover: "Recorded at the Fox Warfield S.F. CA 1/12/80."

Nobody Has Any Respect:
“At the time this was an unexpected release from the US. They were, at the time, tending to concentrate on reissuing old albums or issuing new material. For them, to issue an album from a previous tour (albeit unreleased material) was unusual.
Notable for it’s exclusion of “The Groom’s Still Waiting At The Altar.”
Sometimes called “Highway 80 Revised” due to title being misspelt on the sleeve spine.
The covers from “Highway 80 Revisited” were used as the base (with stickers applied) for the double and triple issues from the “Toasted - The Australian Collection” 10 LP set thus tying what was, for a while, thought to be an independent production back to a factory.”