World Gone Wrong is the twenty-ninth studio album by American singer-songwriter Bob Dylan, released on October 26, 1993, by Columbia Records.

[10] Two outtakes from these sessions, Robert Johnson's "32-20 Blues" and the traditional "Mary and the Soldier", were released on The Bootleg Series Vol.

[12] There are rumors of at least three additional outtakes that do not circulate among collectors: "Goodnight My Love", "Twenty-One Years", and the Carter Family's "Hello Stranger".

[13] The album cover is a photograph by Ana Maria Velez-Wood of Dylan wearing a top hat, seated at a table at Flukes Cradle Cafe bar in Camden Town, London.

[19] The video appears on the bonus DVD included in the Limited Edition version of Dylan's 2006 album Modern Times.

The color photograph of Dylan that adorns the cover of World Gone Wrong was taken on the same day that the video was shot.

[34] NJArts' Jay Lustig wrote that World Gone Wrong is "a little stronger, overall" than Good as I Been to You and cited "Blood in My Eyes" as the highlight of the album.

Strand of Oaks' Tim Showalter selected "Lone Pilgrim", noting "I must have checked out World Gone Wrong [from the Goshen Public Library] a hundred times.