Here's what I recognize from scrolling down the list of songs that Dylan has recorded on his own albums. There are probably a bunch I;ve missed.

A Fool Such as I, by B. Abner
A Satisfied Mind, by Red Hayes and Jack Rhodes
Alberta, traditional
Arthur McBride, traditional
Baby, Let Me Follow You Down, by Eric von Schmidt
Big Yellow Taxi, by Joni Mitchell
Blackjack Davey, traditional
Broke Down Engine, traditional
Canadee-i-o, traditional
Copper Kettle, by A.F. Beddoe
Corrina Corrina, traditional
Days of 49, traditional
Delia, traditional
Diamond Joe, traditional
Driftin' Too Far from Shore, traditional
Early Mornin' Rain, by Gordon Lightfoot
Fixin' to Die, by Bukka White
Frankie & Albert, traditional
Freight Train Blues, traditional
Froggie Went a Courtin', traditional
Gospel Plow, traditional
Gotta Travel On, by P. Clayton, L. Ehrlich, D. Lazar and T. Six
Hard Times, by Stephen Foster
Highway 51 Blues, by C. White
House of the Rising Sun, traditional
In My Time of Dyin', traditional
It Hurts Me Too, by Elmore James
Jack-A-Roe, traditional
Kinsport Town, traditional
Let It Be Me, by M. Curtis, P. Delanoe and G. Becaud
Lily of the West, by E. Davies and J. Peterson
Little Maggie, traditional
Little Sadie, traditional
Man of Constant Sorrow, traditional
Mary Ann, traditional
Moonshiner, traditional
Mr. Bojangles, by Jerry Jeff Walker
Ninety Miles an Hour (Down a Dead End Street), by H. Blair and D. Robertson
No More Auction Block, traditional
Pretty Peggy-O, traditional
Rocks and Gravel, traditional
Saro Jane, traditional
See That My Grave is Kept Clean, by Blind Lemon Jefferson
Shenandoah, traditional
Sittin' on Top of the World, traditional
The Ballad of Ira Hayes, by Peter LaFarge
The Boxer, by Paul Simon
Worried Blues, traditional

And here are some I remember from Dylan's contributions to compilations, tributes, etc.

Train of Love, by Johnny Cash
Pretty Boy Floyd, by Woody Guthrie
I Ain't Got No Home, by Woody Guthrie
Dear Mrs. Roosevelt, by Woody Guthrie
The Grand Coulee Dam, by Woody Guthrie
My Blue Eyed Jane, by Jimmie Rodgers
The LOnesome River, by Ralph Stanley
I Can't Get You Off Of My Mind, by Hank Williams.


How's that list, fer ya?