Side A: Miss Marmelstein (Barbra Streisand)
Side B: Who Knows? (Marilyn Cooper)
#JZSP 57067, released April 1962 (PS, promo only)
Barbra Streisand's "Miss Marmelstein" showstopper from the musical I Can Get It For You Wholesale marks her first appearance on a Columbia single, even though it's only one side of a promotional single, which was released only to radio stations. The version matches that on the original cast album. Note the mispelling of her first name on the record label.

Happy Days Are Here Again / When The Sun Comes Out
#4-42631, released November 1962
Barbra's first commercial single was arranged and conducted by George Williams and recorded at Columbia's NYC studios in mid-October before her first album sessions the following January. Only 500 copies were pressed for the New York market and none sent to radio stations.

My Coloring Book / Lover, Come Back To Me
#4-42648, released November 1962
Barbra's second single was arranged and conducted by Robert Mersey ("Coloring") and George Williams ("Lover") and recorded before her first album sessions. It was actually serviced to radio stations. Although produced by Mike Berniker, who so deftly produced Barbra's first three LPs, Streisand and Berniker don't regard the first two singles as particularly memorable.

People / I Am Woman
 #4-42965, released January 1964 (BB: 4-4-64 / 19 / #5)
"I Am Woman," Barbra's unique solo version of the "You Are Woman" duet from Funny Girl, pre-dates the Broadway cast album release by three months and was one of Barbra's last recordings produced by Mike Berniker. Released for first time on CD in 2002 as bonus track on non-U.S./Canada remastered editions of People album.

Absent Minded Me / Funny Girl
#4-43127, released August 1964 (BB: 9-12-64 / 9 / #44)
Cut from the Broadway musical, this uptempo song pre-dates and completely differs from the dramatic film ballad. It did resurface on the Columbia Record Club's The Headliners '65 album (#DS80)*.

Why Did I Choose You? / My Love
#4-43248, released March 1965 (BB: 4-3-65 / 5 / #77)
Like the A-side, this song is from the musical, The Yearling, and reappeared as "My Pa" with different lyrics on My Name Is Barbra. An abridged version of "Why Did I Choose You?" appears on the vinyl My Name album, while this long single version appears on the CD.

Happy Days Are Here Again / My Coloring Book
#13-33078, released March 1965
"Hall of Fame" series single contains original November 1962 versions of both songs.

My Man / Where Is The Wonder
#4-43323, released June 1965 (BB: 7-3-65 / 6 / #79)

He Touched Me / I Like Him
#4-43403, released September 1965 (BB: 10-2-65 / 10 / #53)
Both songs taken from the short-lived Broadway musical starring Elliott Gould, Drat! The Cat!

Second Hand Rose / The Kind Of Man A Woman Needs
#4-43469, released November 1965 (BB: 12-18-65 / 9 / #32)

Where Am I Going? / You Wanna Bet
#4-43518, released January 1966 (BB: 2-19-66 / 2 / #94)

Sam, You Made the Pants Too Long / The Minute Waltz
#4-43612, released April 1966 (BB: 5-21-66 / 1 / #98)

Non C'est Rien / Le Mur
#4-43739, released July 1966

EN FRANÇAIS - EP
Side A
1. Non C'est Rien
2. Les Enfants Qui Pleurent

Side B
1. Et La Mer
2. Le Mur
CBS #EP 6048, released July 1966
7-inch EP entitled En Français, manufactured in England and released in France/Europe only, with two unreleased tracks from the Je m'appelle Barbra sessions.

Free Again / I've Been Here
#4-43808, released September 1966 (BB: 10-15-66 / 4 / #83)

Sleep In Heavenly Peace / Gounod's Ave Maria
#4-43896, released October 1966 {PS (no photo), with different sleeve issued in November 1967 to match set of 5 promo-only radio singles from A Christmas Album}

Stout-Hearted Men / Look
#4-44225, released June 1967 (BB: 8-26-67 / 2 / #92)
One more song among the unreleased material from the Je m'appelle Barbra sessions.

Lover Man / My Funny Valentine
#44331, released October 1967

Jingle Bells? / White Christmas
#4-44350, released November 1967 (PS, promo only)
Sleeve front: A Christmas Album cover; back: Columbia message to radio; identical to other Christmas song single sleeves.

Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas / The Best Gift
#4-44351, released November 1967 (PS, promo only)

My Favorite Things / The Christmas Song
#4-44352, released November 1967 (PS, promo only)

The Lord's Prayer / I Wonder As I Wander
#4-44354, released November 1967 (PS, promo only)

Our Corner Of The Night / He Could Show Me
#4-44474, released February 1968
Arranged by Jimmy Wisner, both uptempo tracks were written by contemporary pop songwriters, but the single failed to enter Billboard's Top 100.

The Morning After / Where Is The Wonder
#4-44532, released April 1968

Funny Girl / I'd Rather Be Blue Over You (Than Happy With Somebody Else)
#4-44622, released July 1968
Both sides offer alternate versions of Funny Girl soundtrack songs, arranged and conducted by Peter Matz, with "Funny Girl" extended more than one minute. "I'd Rather Be Blue Over You" was released for first time on CD in 2002 as bonus track on non-U.S./Canada remastered editions of Funny Girl soundtrack.

My Man / Don't Rain On My Parade
#4-44704, released November 1968 (PS)
"Don't Rain" contains alternate vocal section near song's conclusion.
Sleeve front: image collage matching that inside gatefold Funny Girl soundtrack album.

Frank Mills / Punky's Dilemma
#4-44775, released February 1969
Barbra gives a comic rendering to "Frank Mills," one of the quirky songs from the smash Broadway musical, Hair.

Funny Girl / I'd Rather Be Blue Over You (Than Happy With Somebody Else)
#13-33154, released May 1969
"Hall of Fame" series single contains same songs released July 1968.

My Man / Don't Rain On My Parade
#13-33161, released June 1969
"Hall of Fame" series single contains same songs released November 1968.

Little Tin Soldier / Honey Pie
#4-44921, released July 1969

What Are You Doing The Rest Of Your Life? / What About Today?
#4-45040, released October 1969

Before The Parade Passes By / Love Is Only Love
#4-45072, released December 1969
Arranged and conducted by Peter Matz and produced by Wally Gold, "Before" is a completely different recording than the Hello, Dolly! soundtrack version.

Hello, Dolly! (mono) / Hello, Dolly! (stereo)
#6714, released December 1969 (20th Century Fox Records, promo only)
Edited version of movie soundtrack song with alternate vocal section.

The Best Thing You've Ever Done / Summer Me, Winter Me
#4-45147, released April 1970
"Best Thing" contains different vocal section on ending than subsequently released The Way We Were album track.

On A Clear Day (You Can See Forever) {mono} / On A Clear Day (You Can See Forever) {stereo}
AE-24, released July 1970 (Columbia Records, promo only)
Arranged and conducted by Peter Matz and produced by Wally Gold, this is a completely different recording than the On A Clear Day soundtrack version.

Stoney End / I'll Be Home
#4-45236, released September 1970 (BB: 10-31-70 / 18 / #6)

Time And Love / No Easy Way Down
#4-45341, released February 1971 (BB: 3-20-71 / 7 / #51)
"Time" contains different instrumental mix than Stoney End album track.

Flim Flam Man / Maybe
#4-45384, released April 1971 (BB: 5-15-71 / 5 / #82)

Where You Lead / Since I Fell for You
#4-45414, released June 1971 (BB: 7-24-71 / 8 / #40)

Stoney End / Time And Love
#13-33199, released August 1971
"Hall of Fame" series single contains original 2/71 side.

Mother / The Summer Knows
#4-45471, released September 1971 (BB: 10-16-71 / 5 / #79)

Space Captain / One Less Bell To Answer/A House Is Not A Home
#4-45511, released November 1971

The Best Thing You've Ever Done / What Are You Doing The Rest Of Your Life?
#13-33207, released May 1972
"Hall of Fame" series single contains original 4/70 side.

Sweet Inspiration/Where You Lead / Didn't We
#4-45626, released May 1972 (BB: 6-24-72 / 12 / #37)

Sing/Make Your Own Kind Of Music / Starting Here, Starting Now
#4-45686, released August 1972 (BB: 9-30-72 / 3 / #94)

Didn't We / On A Clear Day (You Can See Forever)
#4-45739, released November 1972 (BB: 12-9-72 / 8 / #82)

If I Close My Eyes / If I Close My Eyes (Instrumental)
#4-45780, released January 1973 (PS)
Sleeve: Up The Sandbox publicity image & collage of Barbra in various movie scenes.

The Way We Were / What Are You Doing The Rest Of Your Life?
#4-45944, released September 1973
(BB: 11-24-73 / 23 / #1(3) || G, 2/6/74; P, 8/19/97)
"WWW" contains alternate vocal take with identical instrumental track to subsequently released The Way We Were album version and appearances on hits collections. Barbra's very first #1 single.

The Way We Were
- no serial number, released September 1973 (Columbia Pictures, promo only)
Distributed to movie theaters, this single features an alternate version of the soundtrack album rendition.

All In Love Is Fair / My Buddy/How About Me?
#4-46024, released March 1974 (BB: 3-30-74 / 5 / #63)

The Way We Were / All In Love Is Fair
#13-33262, released November 1974
"Hall of Fame" series single contains 9/73 side.

Guava Jelly / Love In the Afternoon
#3-10075, released December 1974

Jubilation / Let The Good Times Roll
#3-10130, released April 1975

How Lucky Can You Get / More Than You Know
#AS 0123, released April 1975 (Arista Records)
"How Lucky" is alternate to original LP version but subsequently included as bonus track on Arista's 1998 Funny Lady reissue CD.

My Father's Song / By The Way
#3-10198, released August 1975

Shake Me, Wake Me (When It's Over) / Widescreen
#3-10272, released December 1975

Shake Me, Wake Me (short version) / Shake Me, Wake Me (long version)
#3-10272, released December 1975 (promo only)
#AS 217, released December 1975 (12-inch promo only)
Long version runs 4:55, while short version matches album's 2:52 track.

Love Theme From "A Star Is Born" (Evergreen) / I Believe In Love
#3-10450, released November 16, 1976 (PS)
(BB: 12-11-76 / 25 / #1(3) || G, 3/31/77; P, 8/19/97)
Sleeve: album cover portrait.

Evergreen (French language version - De Rêve En Rèverie)
/ Evergreen (English version)
CBS #5101, released February 1977 (PS)
Available only in French-speaking territories; a different 7-inch record with identical French language version was issued in Canada. This track was subsequently included on the Europe-only "If I Could" CD single in 1998.
Sleeve: album cover portrait.

Evergreen (Italian language version - Sempreverde) / Evergreen (English version)
CBS #5062, released February 1977 (PS)
Available only in Italian-speaking territories.
Sleeve: album cover portrait.

Evergreen (Spanish language version - Tema De Amor De "Nace Una Estrella") / Creo En El Amor (I Believe In Love)
CBS #5866, released February 1977 (PS)
Available only in Spain, with parallel releases in Argentina and Mexico which varied in b-sides. "I Believe In Love" is not sung in Spanish. The Spanish "Evergreen" was subsequently included on U.S. versions of the "I Finally Found Someone" single in 1996 and bonus track on non-U.S./Canada remastered editions of A Star Is Born in 2002.
Sleeve: album cover portrait.

My Heart Belongs To Me / Answer Me
#3-10555, released May 1977 (BB: 5-21-77 / 17 / #4)

Songbird / Honey Can I Put On Your Clothes?
#3-10756, released May 1978 (BB: 6-17-78 / 10 / #25)

Love Theme From "Eyes Of Laura Mars" (Prisoner) / Laura & Neville (Instrumental)
#3-10777, released July 1978 (BB: 7-29-78 / 12 / #21)

You Don't Bring Me Flowers (duet with Neil Diamond) / You Don't Bring Me Flowers (Instrumental)
#3-10840, released October 1978
(BB: 10-28-78 / 17 / #1(2) || G, 11/16/78; P, 8/19/97)

Superman / A Man I Loved
#3-10931, released March 1979

The Main Event/Fight (short version) / The Main Event/Fight (Instrumental)
#3-11008, released June 1979 (BB: 6/16/79 / 17 / #3 || G, 8/30/79)
A-side: standard album version

The Main Event/Fight (short version) / The Main Event/Fight (long version)
#3-11008, released June 1979 (promo only)
This "short version" is actually a shorter version edited down to 3:59, and the "long version" at 4:51 matches the commercial A-side listed above and album version.

The Main Event/Fight / The Main Event/Fight
#AS 625, released June 1979 (12-inch promo only)
Both sides contain the medley's slightly longest version at 11:42.

No More Tears (Enough Is Enough) {duet with Donna Summer} / Wet
#1-11125, released October 1979 (PS)
(BB: 10-20-79 / 15 / #1(2) || G, 2/11/80; P, 8/19/97)
A side: short version edited from the 8-minute album version and subsequently included on Memories.
Sleeve front: see below; back: Wet album cover (b&w).

No More Tears (Enough Is Enough) {duet with Donna Summer}
# NBD 20199, released October 1979 (Casablanca Record & FilmWorks) {PS}
(G, 2/11/80)
12-inch one-sided disco single contains the 11:40 extended dance mix, which was subsequently issued on Donna Summer's On The Radio: Greatest Hits Volumes 1&2 and The Dance Collection CDs.
Sleeve front: see above; back: On The Radio album cover (b&w).

Kiss Me In The Rain / I Ain't Gonna Cry Tonight
#1-11179, released December 1979 (BB: 1-12-80 / 11 / #37)

Woman In Love / Run Wild
#1-11364, released August 1980 (BB: 9-6-80 / 24 / #1(3) || G, 11/7/80; P, 8/19/97)

Guilty (duet with Barry Gibb) / Life Story
#11-11390, released October 1980 (BB: 11-1-80 / 22 / #3)

What Kind Of Fool? (duet with Barry Gibb) / The Love Inside
#11-11430, released January 1981 (BB: 1-31-81 / 16 / #10)

Promises / Make It Like A Memory
#11-02065, released April 1981 (BB: 5-23-81 / 9 / #48)
Both sides are short versions edited from the album tracks.

Promises / Make It Like A Memory
#43-02089, released May 1981
12-inch disco single contains color photo of Barbra on label and extended remix (5:55) of shorter Guilty album track. Conversely, "Make It" is edited to half its original album length.

Comin' In And Out Of Your Life / Lost Inside Of You
#18-02621, released November 1981 (BB: 11-14-81 / 16 / #11)

Memory / Evergreen
#18-02717, released February 1982 (BB: 2-20-82 / 7 / #52)

The Way He Makes Me Feel (studio version) / The Way He Makes Me Feel (film version) {PS}
#38-04177, released October 1983 (BB: 10-22-83 / 15 / #40)
Sleeve front: Yentl poster image; back: text only (different from promo picture sleeve pictured here).
#AS99-1791, released November 1983 (promo-only 12-inch picture disc)

Papa, Can You Hear Me? / Will Someone Ever Look At Me That Way?
#38-04357, released January 1984 (PS)
"Papa" substitutes a brief string instrumental introduction for the chanted vocal prayer on the Yentl album track.

"Papa" sleeve (front) "Papa" sleeve (back)

Left In The Dark / Here We Are At Last
#38-04605, released September 1984 (PS) (BB: 9-22-84 / 12 / #50)
Sleeve front: Emotion album cover image; back: text only.

Left In The Dark (without spoken intro) / Left In The Dark (with spoken intro)
#38-04605, released September 1984 (promo only, PS)
A-side: 5:28 edited version of album track.

Make No Mistake, He's Mine (duet with Kim Carnes) / Clear Sailing
#38-04695, released November 1984 (PS) (BB: 12-15-84 / 10 / #51)
Sleeve back: Emotion album cover.

Emotion / Here We Are At Last
#38-04707, released February 1985 (PS) (BB: 3-9-85 / 2 / #79)
"Emotion" is a short version edited from the album track.
"Emotion" sleeve (front) "Emotion" sleeve (back)

Emotion / Emotion (Instrumental)
#44-05167, released February 1985 (PS)
12-inch disco single contains extended remix (6:34) by Jellybean Benitez of shorter Emotion album track. Cover art identical to 7-inch sleeve.

Somewhere / Not While I'm Around
#38-05680, released November 1985 (PS) (BB: 12-14-85 / 14 / #43)
"Somewhere" is a short version edited from the album track.
Sleeve front: Broadway Album cover image; back: text only.

Send In The Clowns / Being Alive
#38-05837, released February 1986 (PS)
Sleeve back: Broadway Album cover.

The Main Event/Fight / Promises
#44H-06920, released 1987 (Columbia Mixed Masters Series)
12-inch contains previously unreleased 11:42 version of "Main" and 5:55 version of "Promises."

Till I Loved You (duet with Don Johnson) / Two People
#38-08062, released October 1988 (PS) (BB: 10-22-88 / 12 / #25)
"Till" is a short version (4:48) edited from the album track.
Picture sleeve back features b&w photo of Barbra and Don.

Till I Loved You (duet with Don Johnson) / Two People
- CD3 single
#38K 08062, released October 1988
Both songs on this first-ever commercially released U.S. Streisand CD single, a very limited edition 3-inch disc, match the 7-inch versions.

Till I Loved You (duet with Don Johnson) / Two People
#BARB 2 (CBS Records, UK), released October 1988 (PS)
"Till" is an even shorter version (4:14) edited from the album track. A promo-only CD single (#CSK 1312) with both above edited versions was issued to U.S. radio stations, and in 2002 the 4:14 edit was commercially released on Barbra's Duets.

All I Ask Of You / On My Way To You
#38-08026, released December 1988 (PS)
Sleeve front: Till I Loved You front cover image; back: album back cover image.

What Were We Thinking Of / Why Let It Go?
#38-68691, released February 1989 (vinyl, PS cassette only)

We're Not Makin' Love Anymore / Here We Are At Last
#38-73016, released October 1989 (vinyl, PS cassette only)
"We're Not" is a short version edited from the album track.
Sleeve: A Collection back cover image.

You Don't Bring Me Flowers (duet with N. Diamond)
/ Forever In Blue Jeans (N. Diamond) - CD3 single
#13K 68640, released 1989
Previously released hit songs on this "Hall Of Fame" series CD single, a very limited edition 3-inch disc.

The Way We Were / All In Love Is Fair - CD3 single
#13K 68660, released 1989
Notable for its very limited edition 3-inch size, but otherwise unimportant, since both songs are album tracks. 

The Music Of The Night (duet with Michael Crawford) {edited version}
/ The Music Of The Night (duet with Michael Crawford)
#CSK 5429, released summer 1993 (PS)
Promo CD single contains short version (4:17) and album version of Back To Broadway track.

I've Got A Crush On You (duet with Frank Sinatra) / Frank Sinatra - One For My Baby (duet with Kenny G)
Capitol #8-81139-2, released November 1993 (PS)
Promo CD single contains short version (2:50) of Frank Sinatra - Duets track, omitting the instrumental intro. This edited version also appears on Capitol #8-79316-2, a promo CD single also containing the album version.

The Music Of The Night (duet with Michael Crawford)
/ Children Will Listen / Move On
#659738-2 (Columbia/Sony Music, Europe), released January 1994 (PS)
CD single includes Barbra's introductory acapella lullaby and monologue for "Children," which was recorded during the Back To Broadway studio sessions. This version also appears on the European cassette and 7-inch two-song singles. The previous year, a promo-only CD single (#CSK 5288) with this special version was issued to U.S. radio stations.
Sleeve front: Streisand & Crawford photo from Back To Broadway CD booklet.

Ordinary Miracles / Ordinary Miracles (Live Version)
#38-77533, released May 1994 (vinyl; PS cassette only)

ORDINARY MIRACLES - CD single
1. Ordinary Miracles
2. As If We Never Said Goodbye
3. Evergreen
4. Ordinary Miracles (Live Version)
#44K 77534, released May 17, 1994 (PS)
Barbra's second commercially released U.S. CD single with new material and first full-size U.S. CD single contains the studio (produced and arranged by Walter Afanasieff) and live (produced by Barbra, recorded at MGM Grand Garden, Las Vegas, January 1, 1994) versions of a song written by Marvin Hamlisch and Marilyn & Alan Bergman. A different, later live performance of the song (in NYC) appears on Barbra - The Concert and Barbra - The Concert -- Highlights. The studio version also appears on 1995 Grammy Nominees (Grammy Recordings/Sony Music #CK 67043, 1/95)*.

"Evergreen" promo CD single insert

I FINALLY FOUND SOMEONE - CD single
1. I Finally Found Someone (Barbra Streisand and Bryan Adams)
2. Let's Make A Night To Remember (Bryan Adams)
3. Evergreen (Spanish Version)
#38K 78480, released November 1996 (PS)
(BB: 11-23-96 / 20 / #8 || G, 1/8/97)
Barbra's third commercially released U.S. CD single contains the duet with Bryan Adams from The Mirror Has Two Faces - Music From The Motion Picture and the Spanish language version of the classic "Evergreen," not previously available in the U.S. and non-Spanish speaking countries since its release in 1977. The single was released overseas without track #3 but with additional Bryan Adams songs. In the U.S. a cassette single was released with tracks #1 & 3.

TELL HIM - CD single
1. Tell Him (Barbra Streisand and Celine Dion) - radio edit
2. Everything Must Change (Barbra)
3. Where Is The Love (Celine)
#665305-2, released November 3, 1997 (outside U.S., PS)
Labeled "radio edit," this version of "Tell Him" is crucial in name only. The supposedly slightly remixed track for radio virtually matches the album version. Can you discern them? The two additional tracks come from Barbra's Higher Ground album and Celine's Let's Talk About Love albums. The radio edit originally appeared on the Columbia #BSK 3469 promo single along with the album version. A 12-inch vinyl single (#665205-6) containing four songs - the "Tell Him" radio edit and album version, plus the two Barbra and Celine solo tracks - was pressed in Holland and became available there, in France, and some other countries in November; it's now out-of-print. The CD single was cancelled a few weeks before its scheduled November 4th U.S. release date. At the end of September in the U.S., Sony Music released to a few retailers a very limited edition 7-inch vinyl single (#36 78737) containing only the "Tell Him" radio edit on both sides, which is now out-of-print.

IF I COULD - CD single
1. If I Could
2. At The Same Time
3. I Believe (single version)
4. Evergreen (French version)
#665522-2, released February 23, 1998 (Holland, PS)
This second single from Higher Ground, again not released in the U.S., features the elusive French language version of "Evergreen," only previously available on 7-inch vinyl in France. "I Believe" (3:26 but actually a few seconds less) has a shorter and edited intro. plus an added lengthy outro. not on the album version, subsequently appeared on 2005's compilation CD Hurricane Relief: Come Together Now.  Also, tracks #1 & 2 appear on a two-song single in a cardboard sleeve (#665522-1).

I'VE DREAMED OF YOU - CD single
1. I've Dreamed Of You
2. At The Same Time
#38K 79211, released June 22, 1999 (PS)
(BB/Singles Sales: 7-10-99 / 6 / #24)
Streisand's fourth U.S. CD single with new material features an advance track from her then forthcoming album, A Love Like Ours. Also released in Australia and Canada.

IF YOU EVER LEAVE ME - CD single
1. If You Ever Leave Me (Duet with Vince Gill)
2. Just Because
3. Let's Start Right Now
4. At The Same Time
#667801-2, released September 13, 1999 (Holland, PS)
This first foreign-only single from September 1999's A Love Like Ours, features two non-album tracks. "Just Because," written, arranged, and produced by Mervyn Warren and Jeremy Lubbock, is a tender, passionate pop song. The romantic, cool jazz-flavored "Let's Start Right Now" is written by Cristovao Bastos, Abel Silva, and Roxanne Seeman, and produced by Barbra Streisand. Tracks 1 & 2 appear on a two-song card sleeve single (#667801-1), which may not be available in all markets. The three-track single (#668124-2) was released October 18, 1999 (UK, PS) and omits track 4. Track 3 also available on free promo CD single (Columbia #CSK 43719) in special limited edition of A Love Like Ours album (Columbia #CK 63981), exclusively available at all U.S. Musicland Group retail stores.

COME RAIN OR COME SHINE - CD single
Columbia #CSK 16130, released September 19, 2000 (PS, promo only)
U.S. Barnes & Noble stores (not available via online store) include this exclusive limited edition promo-only bonus disc in custom designed card sleeve with special catalog number Timeless - Live In Concert double-CD (Columbia #C2K 61635). The one-track bonus disc contains Barbra's otherwise unreleased "Come Rain Or Come Shine," recorded live at Australia's Sydney Football Stadium, March 10, 2000.

GOD BLESS AMERICA - CD single
Columbia #CSK 54832, released October 30, 2001 (promo only)
U.S. Target stores (not available online) included this exclusive promo-only bonus disc inside its Christmas Memories jewel case (Columbia #CK 86203) during Christmas 2001 and 2002. Barbra's previously unreleased "God Bless America" (by Irving Berlin) was recorded live at the Voices For Change '92 political fundraiser on September 16, 1992.

I WON'T BE THE ONE TO LET GO - CD single
Columbia #CSK 59450, released January 6, 2003 (PS, promo only)
1. Radio Version Edit (4:13)
2. Radio Version (4:40)
Not commercially released, this disc was serviced mainly to U.S. Adult Contemporary radio stations. Compared with the original Duets version, the radio version is virtually identical; the edit omits the synth introduction and deletes some of the vocal performance in the song's final minute.  

STRANGER IN A STRANGE LAND - CD single
Columbia #CSK 17314, released September 1, 2005 (PS, promo only)
U.S. Barnes & Noble stores and a few other major chain retailers offer this limited edition promo-only disc in custom designed card sleeve. Album version of song. "Stranger" enhanced CD single released in UK on October 17, 2005 with 1980's "Guilty" studio recording joining the single in addition to "Stranger" video.

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