| FARE THEE WELL | perhaps spring 1960 | |
| This song appears on the Karen Wallace Tape, which apparently consists of songs from Dylan's earliest repertoire. | ||
| FAREWELL TO THE GOLD | November 2, 1992 | Stanbaugh Auditorium (Youngstown) |
| FEMALE RAMBLING SAILOR | March 21, 1992 | Entertainment Centre (Perth) |
| FEVER | November 22, 1980 | Fox Warfield (San Francisco) |
| FIXIN' TO DIE | perhaps summer 1961 | |
| Heylin reports a lost recording of this song, performed with Dave Van Ronk and John Gibson, from the Folklore Center, late in October 1961. Dylan performed the song solo at his November 4 Carnegie Recital Hall concert and recorded it for his first album. | ||
| FLIRTY GERTY | probably winter 1957 | |
| Reported as one of the setpieces of the Golden Chords' performances in and around Hibbing. | ||
| FOLSOM PRISON BLUES | July 10, 1991 | Champlain Valley Fairgrounds (Essex Junction) |
| FRANKIE AND ALBERT | no live performance |
| FREIGHT TRAIN BLUES | undetermined | |
| While this song was recorded for Bob Dylan, only one live performance has been documented, on a short club tape variously dated to late 1962 and spring 1963. Hajdu reports that this song, like all the covers recorded for the debut album, was drawn from Dylan's existing club repertoire. | ||
| FRIEND OF THE DEVIL | August 27, 1990 | Holiday Star Theater (Merrilville) |
| FROGGIE WENT A-COURTING | no live performance |