Bob Dylan: The 1966 Live Recordings - Sony 36-CD box-set - November 11th 2016

It's the 17th of May! Again!

 

Not only is it the 17th of May, but it is Tuesday the 17th of May. The show is about to begin.


Show your tickets:-





"Get your official tour programme here...!"

Anyone got a programme??

 

"Oh, good, he's playing his folk music. Hurrah!"

 

Hmm. A new one. But he's stolen the tune from those Scouse Gits up the road.

 

You know I do.

My copy was obtained at the Newcastle Odeon on 21 May 1966:

 

I only scored a balcony seat. PM me if you have a spare floor ticket to sell-

 

Poetic licence

 

I don't believe you...

 

Hard to believe he went out on tour so soon after marrying Isis.

 

I'm licking my screen. I could look at this all night long! What a great show Newcastle was. He's always good in Newcastle.

 

I’ll have to take more photos of the inside for you. You know what it looks like anyway, but there’s nothing quite like having a physical copy in front of you.

Newcastle 1998 was one of my favourite NET shows of those I attended.

 

Ah, back to Bringing It All Back Home. I wonder if those last two songs are going to be on his new folk LP. Word on the street is that it's a double.

 

I bought this on release day and have listened to quite a lot of the discs but I never got around to ripping them to iTunes. The thought of it gives me hives. I do have the Bootleg Series Vol. 4 on there though.

 

Probably why he couldn't hold on to her very long...

 

One time in Dublin town there was a boy and his guitar...

 

Exactly, I feel the same way. I'm slightly ocd, slightly..........

 

Holy ****. It sounds and looks great. I'd love to have the whole show.

 

Oh, yes, we know they are great records, alright. Might be on the new LP. That piano player on "One Of Us Must Know" is amazing! I'll bet he plays a mean spooky organ, too, given half a chance...

In the fair Dublin town once more...

 

INTERMISSION. I'll have a tub and two choc ices, please.

 

What I find most interesting about the Feldman’s ad on the inside back page is that it appears to reference “Tell Me, Momma”: a song that wouldn’t be released officially for many years to come, had only begun to be performed live in the few months preceding the U.K. tour, and had never been recorded in the studio. Yet the ad implies that Feldman’s were already aware of the song.

 

Backstage:-

 

"I got me this unofficial programme outside. Only cost me half a crown."

"You were done, mate. I mean, it says it's not a programme on the cover! Won't be worth more than a fiver in fifty years time."




"Oh, no! He brought that band with him! Where's Joan Baez!"

 

It goes like this, now...




The press will have a field day before long.

 

I have all the bootleg series on ITunes. Best way to listen to them is on shuffle ! Like you I haven’t got round to ripping the 66 or 75 boxes…..yet !

 

Yikes!