Were there different versions of this made? On Amazon D01T05 is listed as "5. Baby Come On Home" and disc one has 16 tracks listed whereas on your Official Releases listings BCOH is not listed and D1 has only 15 tracks.

For your listing of this song it states it as having been on BSV2 so it's a little contradictory. [/EndNitpickery]

Apologies for bringing this up again

The track list of the 1st disc of Box Set II is:

01 - Good Times Bad Times 2:46
02 - We're Gonna Groove 2:37
03 - Night Flight 3:36
04 - That's the Way 5:37
05 - Baby Come On Home 4:29
06 - The Lemon Song 6:19
07 - You Shook Me 6:28
08 - Boogie with Stu 3:51
09 - Bron-Yr-Aur 2:06
10 - Down By the Seaside 5:14
11 - Out on the Tiles 4:05
12 - White Summer-Black Mountain Side 2:05
13 - Moby Dick 4:21
14 - Sick Again 4:43
15 - Hot Dog 3:17
16 - Carouselambra 10:32

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Following changes will be reflected in Version 1.1

Changed the credit for 'Baby come on Home' to (Bert Berns/Jimmy Page/Robert Plant)
Added 'Baby Come on Home' to the track list of 'Box Set Vol 2' as the 5th song on the first disk
Adjusted the sequence for all of the songs on the first disk of 'Box Set Vol2' to reflect the addition of 'Baby Come on Home'
Added the lyrics to 'Baby Come on Home'

As I think about this I realize why I did it the way I did it.

When mapping out the setlists I decided early on that I wasn't going to distinguish between White Summer and Black Mountainside because drawing a line between the songs during performances would have been really messy.

So all performances are just called 'White Summer-Black Mountainside'.

When I did this I sort of forced myself into referring to the song on any album releases in the same manner since the versions on the album pages are links that link to all of the performances of the song. If I didn't do it this way we would have a song on the first album (Black Mountainside) that was never performed.

This was a necessary fudge for the sake of clarity of the data.