Bob Dylan thread

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https://www.npr.org/2019/05/30/727499115/first-listen-bob-dylan-the-rolling-thunder-revue-the-1975-live-recordings

#42

I just came to post that :grin:

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This stuff is just bonkers. Listened to it all weekend.

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“Life is about creating yourself.” Love it!

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yep. rad.

#50

That’s so great! My daughter is going to MInneapolis as an exchange student and I’m bringing her, in august. I’m staying a day or five, and was planning on maybe going to Duluth and Hibbing…

#51

Listening to Desire on vinyl right now. Not my fave but some solid 70s Dylan.

#52

The movie is tomorrow…

#53

I saw Dylan in the 70’s and shot a few photos. I think it was 1978 at Wings Stadium in Kalamazoo. He had a good sized band… Scarlet Riviera on violin and Bob Marley’s I-Threes were singing background vocals. Photos aren’t great, I had no idea how to shoot good concert photos back then - or even now.

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#54

Any chance that’s Bloomfield back there on guitar?

#55

Sure looks like it, doesn’t it? Looks like he got along with Dylan until his death, he played with him about a year before he died in San Francisco, so it wouldn’t surprise me if he was there at some point for this tour as well.

http://www.bjorner.com/DSN05910%201980%20A%20Musical%20Retrospective%20Tour.htm#DSN05970

#56

Definitely not Mike Bloomfield playing guitar at the show I was at in Kalamazoo.

#57

Based on the info on the site Dan posted, my guess then is Steven Soles is the one that looks like Bloomfield.

#58

I enjoyed the live footage in the Rolling Thunder documentary, but the fact that Scorsese decided to make this a weird work of fiction is kind of off-putting to me.

#59

Expectations!

#60

Watched Rolling Thunder last night. Dylan is enchanting. I don’t think I’ve seen him so candid. He’s pretty light even in the recent interviews. He and the band we’re on fire that tour. This movie is a real gift.