December 2009 (UTC)
Kohoutec: So far, here's what I've found: Here it's listed on Dutch Charts: It's All Over Now Baby Blue but with the 1973 sleeve.  This link: Them Again shows "Baby Blue" as one of the songs for the recording session for Them Again.  Here's also a mention in J Rogan's book that the arrangement was actually worked out separately before the session for Them Again: "Like everyone else on the pop scene in late 1965, [Tommy] Scott readily acknowledged the importance of Bob Dylan and was eager for Morrison to cover "It's All Over Now, Baby Blue". After several hours work on the Dylan track at Regent Sound, pianist Phil Coulter went home and Scott called a break.  'The number wasn't going down', Scott remembers. 'Van wasn't sure. Then the guys said he didn't fancy it and thought it was cheap because I'd tried to go after the 'Here Comes The Night' tempo.' Scott reconsidered and after picking up a blues riff, a new arrangement emerged, apparently with added piano work from Peter Bardens. Engineer Bill Farley modulated the sound and Morrison provided one of his most expressive vocals." pp. 137-138 Rogan, Van Morrison: No Surrender.  It then goes on to say ......"After the preliminaries at Regent Sound, Them were booked into Decca's studios to record their next album. (which was Them Again - my notation) I'll continue looking but info is sparse on the single release for this.   18:13, 6