| JOLÉ BLON - V1 | 4:44 | LM-13 |
| JOLÉ BLON - V2 | 1:29 | LM-13 |
| JOLÉ BLON - V3 | 3:44 | LM-13 |
| JOLÉ BLON - V4 | uncirculating | |
| JOLÉ BLON - V5 | 3:25 | GUEST: DEDICATION / 1981 single |
Note: Based on a traditional Cajun waltz and adapted by Springsteen from Roy Acuff and his Smoky Mountain Boys' 1947 recording. The song was a big hit for the first time in 1947 for Harry Choates (recorded in 1946), and also for Red Foley & the Cumberland Valley Boys, who had a no. 1 Folk hit (formerly referred to as Hillbilly and by 1958 Country & Western charts) in January 1947 with "New Jolé Blon", and again a year later for Moon Mullican. "Jolé Blon" ("Pretty Blonde") was considered for the album once it became a two-LP set. V1–V3 are from Telegraph Hill rehearsals on January 11, 1980. V4 was recorded at Power Station studios on January 14, 1980, and the backing track may have been used by Gary U.S. Bonds on his 1981 album Dedication. V5 is the duet recorded with Bonds for Dedication.