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AT47
Bob Dylan
Amphitheater Dmoi
Beersheba, Israel
June 19, 1993
Another from the "Righteous To Me" box. One listen to "Jim Jones" from this show
is all the evidence necessary to make the case for the value of these newly circulating '93
recordings. Thanks again Matt!!
Conversion: Unknown CD-R>EAC(secure)>FLAC Frontend>FLAC
Total Size: 633MB
Disc 1 [71:31]
1. Hard Times [4:59]
2. Stuck Inside Of Mobile With The Memphis Blues Again [8:45]
3. All Along The Watchtower [5:30]
4. Just Like A Woman [8:08]
5. Tangled Up In Blue [12:21]
6. You're A Big Girl Now [6:12]
7. Watching The River Flow [6:12]
8. Jim Jones [6:15]
9. Tomorrow Night [5:14]
10. Mr. Tambourine Man [7:50]
Disc 2 [62:46]
1. Don't Think Twice, It's All Right [8:04]
2. Knockin' On Heaven's Door [4:42]
3. Cat's In The Well [5:04]
4. I And I [9:12]
5. Simple Twist Of Fate [8:43]
6. Maggie's Farm [7:37]
7. What Good Am I? [5:47]
8. Highway 61 Revisited [0:29]
9. Highway 61 Revisited [6:07] ***
10. It Ain't Me, Babe [6:57] ***
Concert # 483 of The Never-Ending Tour. Third concert of the 1993 Europe Summer Tour. 1993 concert # 27.
Concert # 27 with the 9th Never-Ending Tour Band: Bob Dylan (vocal & guitar), Bucky Baxter (pedal steel guitar
& electric slide guitar), John Jackson (guitar), Tony Garnier (bass), Winston Watson (drums & percussion).
1, 8-12, 19 acoustic with the band.
12 starts acoustic and ends electric.
5, 9-11, 14, 15, 19 Bob Dylan harmonica.
1, 8, 12 Bucky Baxter (accordion).
4 new songs (21%) compared to previous concert. 3 new songs for this tour.
NOTES:
Some track transitions are not entirely seamless
D2 T8: [0:28] cut
*** = rest of show filled out using a audience recording
SOUND: Alien. Tony fans take note, the mix has our boy center stage, along with Bob's vocals. Compressed but
warm and throaty, this unusual sound has some personality to it. This may be one that grows on you the longer
you listen. For the impatient among us however this isn't the best recording in the box set, you'll probably
hear the overcooked, bleeding and buzzy vocals and think I've lost it, calling it 'unusual'. I don't know, I
like shows with lots of bass in 'em, so I like this.
COMMENTS: Take a listen at the nice jam in Watchtower, nothing like refreshing a stale drink now and then to
jumpstart a tape. The band is all over these songs tonight, and Bob is answering the challenge. Mellow vibes
abound in Big Girl Now, too bad Bob's guitar solo not only sprays graffiti over the melody, but it throws his
timing off just enough to make him start yelling to catch up. Tony turns Watching The River Flow into a honky-tonk
parade, you can hear every fill he's pulling off on this recording. Tomorrow Night, let me count the ways. How can
you not jab wildly at the repeat button when he's singing like that? I'm a sucker for that bending, roller coaster
country-folk-blues lilt, or whatever it is. That's Bob all right: his voice has tremendous bend. It gets reedy on
Tambourine Man, but we get a Tam Jam that takes us to the bus stop and back, so it's worth a couple listens. In later
years he would use that breathless, stacking vocal style to great effect (for good or ill) on Don't Think Twice and
Hard Rain, among others. Speaking of Don't Think Twice, Bob's singing like a dumb kid who just lost his favorite thing
in the world; baffled, sad, and talking to himself even though others are in the same room. Excellent. Making like
the Grateful Dead, they melt right into Heaven's Door, but Bob is doing the shouty-karaoke thing and the best the band
can muster is a clich?-ridden solo that belongs in a museum somewhere, where future bands can go study how the dinosaurs
used to sound when the world was new and musical clich?s were still okay. Bob tones it down for Simple Twist of Fate,
and it's a goodie. Hey, somebody finished off the show by using an audience source, that was nice of them. Man,
hearing the crowd where they're supposed to be is like opening a window and catching a stiff breeze. Now I'm tripping
on the clap along attempts and the miscellaneous cheering and hooting instead of listening to the music. Ah well, I'm
sure I didn't miss much.
BOTTOM LINE: Not too bad, a few highlights, Bob's singing pretty well. Call this one slightly above average, which
means it's mildly recommended...sort of.
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