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  1.  CALENDAR

  "Early"      SELF PORTRAIT sessions in New York

  Feb/March    The first NEW MORNING sessions in New York.
	       Heylin attributes these sessions to August.

  March 3      The last SELF PORTRAIT session includes
		    Pretty Saro
		    Balls And Stripes Rag (In Search Of Little Sadie?)
		    Sitting On The Dock Of The Bay
		    Went To See The Gypsy
		    Universal Soldier
		    (When A Man's) Out Of Job
		    These Working Hands
		    Spanish Eyes
		    Woogie Boogie
	       according to a track listing rescued from a trash can by
	       A.J. Weberman.  All tracks remains uncirculated.

  May 1        "The George Harrison" session in New York

  May ?        Private jam with George Harrison in Woodstock.

  June 8       Release of SELF PORTRAIT

  June 9       Dylan accepts an honorary doctorate in music at 
	       Princeton University.

  June/July    Last NEW MORNING session in New York.

  July         Release of 'Wigwam/Copper Kettle'.

  October 21   Release of NEW MORNING

  November 11  Tarantula finally published by MacMillan.

  December     Earl Scruggs Documentary

  Fall 1970 to Spring 1971
	       Birth of Samuel Dylan.


  2.  RECORDINGS

  Early : SELF PORTRAIT session
          ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
          Columbia Studios, New York.

          1. Alberta No. 1 (trad.)
          2. Alberta No. 2 (trad.)
          3. Gotta Travel On (Clayton/Ehrlich/Lazar/Six)
          4. Early Morning Rain (Gordon Lightfoot)
          5. Lily Od The West (Davies/Peterson(
          6. Spanish Is The Loving Tongue (Charles Badger Clark)

          1-5 probably backed by Alvin Rogers (drums), Stu Woods (bass),
	      Al Kooper (guitar and keyboards), David Bromberg (guitar),
	      Bubba Fowler and Ron Cornelius (guitar and dobro).
	  Background vocals on 1,2,4 and 5 by Hilda Harris, Maeretha Stewart 
	  and Albertine Robertson.
	  6 Bob Dylan solo on piano.
	  
	  1-4 released on SELF PORTRAIT June 8, 1970.
	  5 released on DYLAN, November 16, 1973.
	  6 released on MASTERPIECES (CBS/Sony), 1978 in Japan and Australia.


  Feb/    The NEW MORNING sessions
  March:  ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
          Columbia Studios, New York

           1. Winterlude
           2. If Dogs Run Free
           3. New Morning
           4. Sign On The Window
           5. One More Weekend
           6. The Man In Me
           7. Three Angels
           8. Father Of Night
           9. Mr. Bojangles (Jerry Jeff Walker)
	  10. Mary Ann (trad.)
          11. Big Yellow Taxi (Joni Mitchell)
          12. Can't Help Falling In Love (Weiss(Peretti/Creatore)
          13. Sara Jane (trad.)
          14. The Ballad Of Ira Hayes (Peter La Farge)

          Backed by Charlie Daniels (bass), David Bromberg (guitar & dobro),
	  Ron Cornelius (guitar), Russ Kunkel (drums, except 8 and 14).
          1,4,6,8,14 Bob Dylan piano.
	  2,5,13 Al Kooper piano.
	  3,4,6,7,8,10,11,12,14 Al Kooper organ.
	  Background vocals by Hilda Harris, Maeretha Stewart 
	  and Albertine Robertson.
	  3 Al Kooper french horn.
	  3 Al Kooper flute.

	  1-8 released on NEW MORNING October 21, 1970.
	  9-15 released on DYLAN November 16,1973.

  May 1   The George Harrison session
	  ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
	  Columbia Studio B, New York

          1. Song To Woody
          2. Mama, You Been On My Mind
          3. Don't Think Twice. It's All Right (instrumental)
          4. Yesterday (Lennon/McCartney)
          5. Just Like Tom Thumb's Blues
          6. Da Doo Ron Ron (Barry/Greenwich/Spector)
          7. One Too many Mornings
          8. One Too many Mornings
          9. Working On A Guru

          Backed by George Harrison (guitar), Charlie Daniels (bass and
	  backup vocal), Billy Mundi (drums) and Bob Johnston (piano).


  May     The George Harrison Woodstock home tape
	  ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
	  Woodstock

          1. I'd Have You Anytime (Bob Dylan/George Harrison)
          2. Everybody Somebody Comes To Town (George Harrison)

	  Duets with George Harrison.

  June/   Last NEW MORNING sessions
  July    ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
	  Columbia Studios, New York

          1. If Not For You
          2. Day Of The Locusts
          3. Time Passes Slowly
          4. Went To See The Gypsy

          Backed by Buzzy Feiten (guitar), Harvey Brooks (bass), 
	  Billy Mundi (drums).
	  2,3,4 Bob Dylan piano.
	  1,2,4 Al Kooper organ.
	  3 Al Kooper guitar.

	  Released on NEW MORNING October 21, 1970.
	  1 released on GRETAEST HITS VOL 2, November 27, 1971.
	  1 released on MASTERPIECES (CBS/Sony), 1978 in Japan and Australia.
	  1 and 3 released on BIOGRAPH October 28, 1985.

  Dec     Earl Scruggs Documentary
	  ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
	  Carmel, New York

	  1. East Virginia Blues (trad.)
	  2. Nashville Skyline Rag

	  With Earl Scruggs (banjo), Randy Scruggs (ac. guitar),
	  Gary Scruggs (el. bass).

	  Broadcast by National Educational TV, New York, January 10-17, 1971
	  2 released on 'Earl Scruggs Performing With His Family and Friends'
	  (Columbia), mid 1971.


  3.  DYLAN SONGS 1970

  Winter    All The Tired Horses
	    Wigwam
  March     Went To See The Gypsy
	    Woogie Boogie
  May       Air To Breathe (1)
	    I'd Have You Any Time (2)
	    If Not For You
	    Time Passes Slowly
	    Working On A Guru
  August    Day Of The Locusts
	    Father Of Night
	    If Dogs Run Free
	    The Man In Me (3)
	    New Morning
	    One More Weekend
	    Sign On The Window
	    Three Angels
	    Winterlude

  Notes:
  ~~~~~~
  (1) No recording known. 
  (2) Co-written with George Harrison and recorded by him on the
      album ALL THINGS MUST PASS, which also contains a nice cover of
      If Not For You.

  Live performances:
  ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
  (3) Played during the 1978 World tour with partially rewritten lyrics.
      Also aired occasionally during 1988-1989.