| VD BLUES | unknown, perhaps fall 1961 | |
| While no live performances of this song have been recorded or reported, Dylan played it for Tony Glover's Minnesota Hotel Tape recording. It appears likely that the song, part of the "infamous medley," turned up in Dylan's early New York club performances. | ||
| VD CITY | unknown, perhaps fall 1961 | |
| While no live performances of this song have been recorded or reported, Dylan played it for Tony Glover's Minnesota Hotel Tape recording. It appears likely that the song, part of the "infamous medley," turned up in Dylan's early New York club performances. | ||
| VD GUNNER'S BLUES | unknown, perhaps fall 1961 | |
| While no live performances of this song have been recorded or reported, Dylan played it for Tony Glover's Minnesota Hotel Tape recording. It appears likely that the song, part of the "infamous medley," turned up in Dylan's early New York club performances. | ||
| VD WALTZ | unknown, perhaps fall 1961 | |
| While no live performances of this song have been recorded or reported, Dylan played it for Tony Glover's Minnesota Hotel Tape recording. It appears likely that the song, part of the "infamous medley," turned up in Dylan's early New York club performances. | ||
| VINCENT VAN GOGH | April 18, 1976 | Civic Center Arena (Lakeland) | Performed only as a duet with Bobby Neuwirth, during the 1976 Rolling Thunder tour. By Heylin's reckoning, the previous day's semi-public dress rehearsal in Clearwater would be the first live performance. |
| VIOLA LEE BLUES | February 24, 1997 | Kosei Nenkin Kaikan (Sapporo) |
| A VOICE FROM ON HIGH | August 15, 2002 | Erie County Fair Grandstand (Hamburg) |