The "If God Will Send His Angels" singles were backed with the following B-sides: "Slow Dancing" is a country song written by Bono for Willie Nelson in 1989.

This version features the entire band, in addition to vocals by Nelson and harmonica by Mickey Raphael.

It was played for Sinatra in the United States at a televised birthday tribute on 19 November 1995 and was likely recorded a few days earlier.

U2's Adam Clayton and Larry Mullen Jr. play bass and drums respectively for the track (they did not appear on the original recording).

Because Bono lost his voice early in the show, guitarist the Edge sang the song, accompanied only by his guitar.

This was the first time the song was performed this way, replacing Edge's nightly karaoke song in the set (with the exception of the immediately subsequent shows in Thessaloniki, Greece and Tel Aviv, Israel, this set list change would continue until the end of the PopMart tour).

As Bono sings the song, numerous different people sit down at his table, talk for a while, and leave (including the three other members of the band at one point).