Il menestrello del rock per antonomasia, catturato live allo Stadtpark Freilichtbuhne lo scorso 26 Giugno. Una registrazione audience tra il VG e l'EX!Se qualche lettore fosse interessato anche alla registrazione audio di Milano all'Alcatraz del 22 Giugno... mi scriva!
Su boblinks.com Brian Steedman commenta lo show:"Things Have Changed was magnificent - wonderful vamping voice and great expression and phrasing; the harmonica interludes were very atmospherically deep and ‘Yiddish-sounding’. I Don’t Believe You was a similar, superb treatment - great tender phrasing against a simple strummed backing with long line-ending notes. Beyond Here Lies Nothing drove along with gusto and, by now, we were hearing the crowd repeatedly add little whoops of appreciation at the subtleties of the interplay between band and voice. Bob’s guitar up in the mix, Charlie was playing solid clever fills against lovely rhythm from Stu and back-bony bass from Tony. To Ramona was a crooners dream in waltz-time, with Bob daring his voice to let him down… it almost didn’t!! Then, Cold Iron’s Bound: the third centre-stage song, and a rocking stop-starting one, with leaping, echoing voice and lovely drumming from George…
I go from place to place dreaming unsuccessfully of a performance of Visions of Johanna and, when it finally came this time I had been so swept along by Highway 61 Revisited that I didn’t see it coming in its uncharacteristic arrangement. I am, of course, so grateful to hear it any way…
This brings me to Ballad of A Thin Man, which was a standout last year and is, if anything, even better now. Bob has got the gestures off well and the nuances he has developed in his singing and harp-playing are quite amazing; the crowd was, in fact amazed!! Like A Rolling Stone was the anthem singalong we all craved after that, and Bob wittily played ‘I bet you can’t keep in time with me’, and we couldn’t…
A GREAT concert… The band has grown, with Stu at last seeming to me to earn his fee and register involvement, Donnie and Charlie playing skilled, subtle, unflashy stuff, George was resonant and Bob drove the tempo with those weird organ licks… The audience was the last band member and rose to the occasion. Small and perfectly formed (apart from those who know who they are in the front row) it was generous and involved on a warm midsummer evening; Bob saw this, said it was good, and gave generously."
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Disc 1
Track 101. Intro (2.8MB)
Track 102. Leopard-Skin Pill-Box Hat (6.6MB)
Track 103. Don’t Think Twice, It’s All Right (9.8MB)
Track 104. Things Have Changed (9.0MB)
Track 105. I Don’t Believe You (She Acts Like We Have Never Met) (7.8MB)
Track 106. Beyond Here Lies Nothin’ (7.6MB)
Track 107. To Ramona (10.1MB)
Track 108. Cold Irons Bound (10.0MB)
Track 109. Tangled Up In Blue (10.1MB)
Track 110. Summer Days (9.8MB)
Track 111. Tryin’ To Get To Heaven (10.2MB)
Track 112. Highway 61 Revisited (12.6MB)
Disc 2
Track 201. Visions Of Johanna (15.3MB)
Track 202. Thunder On The Mountain (14.9MB)
Track 203. Ballad Of A Thin Man (14.6MB)
Track 204. Like A Rolling Stone (12.9MB)
Track 205. All Along The Watchtower (10.2MB)
Track 206. Forever Young (14.3MB)
Bonus
Volkspark, Mainz, Germany; June 25, 2011
Track 207. Girl From The North Country (10.6MB)
Track 208. The Lonesome Death Of Hattie Carrol (13.4MB)
Track 209. Desolation Row (18.3MB)
Marvin Sands PAC, Constellation Brands, Canandaigua, New York; August 9, 2011
Track 210. Love Minus Zero/No Limit (9.6MB)
Track 211. John Brown (11.7MB)
Track 212. Blind Willie McTell (11.7MB)
Lineup:
Bob Dylan - vocals, keyboard, electric guitar
Charlie Sexton - lead guitars
Stu Kimball - rhythm guitars
Donnie Herron - pedal steel, violin, electric mandolin
Tony Garnier - bass, stand-up bass
George Recile - drums
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