Bob Dylan – One Of Us Must Know (Sooner Or Later) / Queen Jane Approximately

According to searchingforagem.com, Queen Jane is on side B, and One of Us on side A. The Swedish 202 053 has Queen Jane is on side A, and One of Us on side B .

In the mid-60s, maybe some Dylan singles came out because CBS thought it was time for a single, and maybe some came out because he felt he'd created something that he was so pleased with, that he wanted it out as a single. This is the only song on Blonde on Blonde that comes from his earlier sessions with The Band, and it's a magnificent Band arrangement. The song / lyric isn't a bunch of wiseass wordsmithing, it is full of sincerity and regret - brilliantly written and movingly sung. Over many years of listening to Blonde On Blonde, this eventually bubbled-up to the top of my favorite songs on the album. Singles tend to have a more direct impact, compared to hearing the same song on an LP, and that applies with this relatively rare 45 - The Band sound wonderful, and this is perhaps the only studio performance that is on a par with their grand live performances on the 1966 tour.