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These are the original mixes, released before the Rhino Records box set of 2007!

Collector's Must-Have edition!

1. Handle With Care
2. Dirty World
3. Rattled
4. Last Night
5. Not Alone Any More
6. Congratulations
7. Heading For The Light
8. Margarita
9. Tweeter And The Monkey Man
10. End Of The Line

1. She's My Baby
2. Inside Out
3. If You Belonged To Me
4. The Devil's Been Busy
5. 7 Deadly Sins
6. Poor House
7. Where Were You Last Night?
8. Cool Dry Place
9. New Blue Moon
10. You Took My Breath Away
11. Wilbury Twist

11. Handle With Care (Extended Version)
12. End Of The Line (Extended Version)
13. Handel With Care  (Basic Tracks)
14. Dirty World (Alternate Take / Vocals)
15. Rattled (Alternate Version)
16. Last Night (Early Basic Tracks)
17. Congratulations (Basic Tracks)
18. Heading For The Night (Instrumental)
19. End Of The Line  (Alternate Take / Vocals)
20. Del Shannon "Lost In Memory"
21. Tom Petty "Christmas All Over Again" (Merry Christmas From Nelson And Pee Wee Wilbury)
22. Wilbury Commercial

12. Nobody's Child
13. Dave Stewart "Lumiere" (Instrumental)
14. Ringo Starr "With A Little Help From My Friends" (Live At The Greek Theatre, Los Angeles 04/09/89)
15. Duane Addy "The Trembler" (Instrumental)
16. New Blue Moon (Instrumental)
17. Runaway
18. Maxine (Outtake)
19. You Took My Breath Away (Alternate Mix)
20. She's My Baby (Alternate Take)
21. The Devil's Been Busy (Alternate Take)
22. Wilbury Twist (Early Mix Missing Many Overdubs)
23. New Blue Moon (Rough Mix)
24. Runaway (Rough Mix)

1. Handle With Care
   The video for the song directed David Leland was shot towards the beginning of October in an undisclosed location in Los Angeles and received saturation play on MTV and VH-1.
   
2. End Of The Line
   On December 10 1988, 4 days after Roy Orbison’s death, the Villie Smax – directed video was shot in Los Angeles with an empty rocking chair taking the place of the fallen Lefty Wilbury. January 20, 1989
   
3. Nobody's Child
   The film directed by Derek Hayes was completed on June 11th, 1990, but did not feature appearances from the group. It instead relied on animation and newsreel footage of the Romanian orphanages.
   
4. She's My Baby
   The video was produced by Peter Kohn and directed David Leland for Limelight Films; the soundtrack was completed on October 13, 1990.
   
5. Inside Out
   The promotional film opens with an orchestral warm-up and ends with a bit of sporadic clapping.
   
6. Wilbury Twist (Version 1)
7. Wilbury Twist (Version 2)
   A star-studded video (John Candy , Eric Idle, Cheech Marine, Whoopi Goldberg, Woody Harrelson, Fred Svage, Bob & Fab from Milli Vanilli were in it) was produced for the track, but it was rarely seen. Shot in Los Angeles, it was completed on February 28th, 1991.

8. Tom Petty - I Won't Back Down
   On March 22 & 23 1989 on a sound stage at Pinewood Studios in Iver Heath, Backinghampshire, George Harrison, Jeff Lynne and Ringo Starr join Tom Petty to film a promotional video for Petty’s track “I Won’t Back Down”. For the second day’s shot, March 23 , panic erupts when the director, David Leland, realizes he still need Ringo, who had been told not to turn up, for one long shot. Instead, a look-alike from the Beatlemania stage play is drafted in as a replacement, much to everyone's  annoyance.
   
9. Wilbury World News
   Commercial to Volume 3 album.
   
10. She's My Baby (Shooting)
    A fragment from shooting of "She’s My Baby" promo film – October 1990.
    
11. Wilbury Bros. Presents
    The Warne Bros. Promo film to volume 3.
    
12. 1990 Rare Home Video
    Video documentary of some of the “Camp Wilbury” sessions (beginning sessions for Volume 3 at a private home) shot by an unnamed Wilbury captures highlights of the Bel Air sessions.
    
13. Volume 3. EPK
    Electronic press kit for Volume 3. Includes interview with George Harrison, Jeff Lynne and Tom Petty.
    
14. Wilbury's Promotings
    Jeff Lynne, Roy Orbison and Tom Petty promote Traveling Wilburys and George Harrison complete interview about Traveling Wilburys (November 1988).
    
15. Whatever Wilbury Wilbury
    An unreleased film (to the general public that is) of the Traveling Wylburies recording the album is shot and subsequently titled "Whatever Wilbury Wilbury." The Warner Brothers production premieres at the annual Warner Brothers Records convention later this year.
    Interestingly enough, though the shot 15-minute film is shot in a color, the film is exhibited to the WB hierarchy in black and white due to a mix-up in the film prints.
    
16. TV News
    A pre-recorded videotaped interview with the Traveling Wilburys , carrid out by Rona Elliot, that was transmitted on the NBC TV show Today on morning of November 2, 1988. Bob Dylan does not appear because he was performing in New York when the feature was recorded.
    
17. Smoking Wilburys
    Interview with George Harrison, Jeff Lynne and Tom Petty about new video “End Of The Line”.
    
18. At The Repain Shap
    May 7, 1990 – in Los Angeles, with Wilburys activities still on hold, George is seen by fans shopping for a camcorder.