Bob Dylan ??/??/1978

Set I

Disc 1:
1. Like A Rolling Stone *(1)
2. It's All Over Now Baby Blue (1)
3. It's All Over Now Baby Blue (2)
4. Blowin In The Wind
5. Maggie's Farm
6. Like A Rolling Stone (2)
7. The Man In Me
8. To Ramona
9. Most Likely You Go Your Way
10. Simple Twist Of Fate
11. Leopard Skin Pill Box Hat
12. If Not For You
13. I Threw It All Away
14. I'll Be Your Baby Tonight
15. Going Going Gone
16. You're Gonna Make Me Lonesome
17. Simple Twist Of Fate
18. My Babe*
19. Like A Rolling Stone (3)*

Disc 2:
1. Just Like A Woman (1)*
2. Just Like A Woman (2)*
3. Blowin' In The Wind (1)
4. Blowin' In The Wind (2)
5. I'll Be Your Baby Tonight *
6. The Man In Me *
7. You're A Big Girl Now *
8. Don't Think Twice *
9. I Threw It All Away *
10. Love Minus Zero *
11. Maggie's Farm *
12. Ballad Of A Thin Man
13. Simple Twist Of Fate *
14. To Ramona *
15. If You See Her Say Hello *

Set II

Disc 3:
1. I Don't Believe You
2. Going Going Gone *
3. I'll Be Your Baby Tonight
4. The Times
5. If You See Her Say Hello
6. The Man In Me
7. I Don't Believe You
8. Tomorrow Is A Long Time
9. You're A Big Girl Now
10. Knockin' On Heavens Door
11. It's Alright Ma
12. Forever Young
13. Repossession Blues
14. One Of Us Must Know
15. Girl Of The North Country

Disc 4:
1. We'd Better Talk This Over
2. Coming From The Heart
3. I Threw It All Away
4. Maggie's Farm
5. Ballad Of A Thin Man
6. Simple Twist Of Fate
7. To Ramona
8. If You See Her Say Hello
9. I Don't Believe You
10. Love Minus Zero
11. Stop Now (1)
12. Stop Now (2)
13. Coming From The Heart (2)
Bonus:
14. Am I Your Stepchild?
15. Do Right To Me Baby
16. Coming From The Heart (3)
17. More Than Flesh And Blood

Set III

DISC 1:
Track # 1: January 1978
02 - 14: December 30, 1977
15 - 17: Early January 1978
18 - 19 : January 1978

DISC 2:
January 1978

DISC 3:
1-2: January 1978
3-12: January 30, 1978
13-15: February 1, 1978

DISC 4:
1-10: April 1978
11: June 8, 1978
12: May 2, 1978
13: May 1, 1978

Disc 4 Bonus live tracks:
14. Oakland, November 13, 1978
15. Miami, December 16, 1978
16. St.Paul, MN, October 31
17. More Than Flesh And Blood (Written By Dylan/Springs) Studio recording, unknown date (post 1978) and location. Performed By Helena Springs.

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jetydo (1/5)	SHN / 3	8	View	.shn's posted at rmd ftp site May 2002 (off silvers?) > renamed files [included original .md5's])
Notes:	273min
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Notes:	Updated version, includes bonus material. Sound quality on D1 is A-.
Gemini7 (1/5)	CD-R / 4		View	Studio SBD > Master Cassette > DAT > Factory Silver 4xCD (White Bear Records/GDD...
Notes:	"The Rundown Rehearsal Tapes" (White Bear Records GDD 009-012);BT BU 195
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Notes:	Bob Dylan - "Rundown Rehearsal Tapes" Label: White Bear (GDD 009/010/011/012) Released: May 2002 Pressed Bootleg CD > EAC > SHN source: Rundown Recordings from 1978 From: http://www.bobsboots.com/CDs/cd-r32.html Disc 1: Like A Rolling Stone (1) 01. It's All Over Now Baby Blue (1) 02. It's All Over Now Baby Blue (2) 03. Blowin In The Wind 04. Maggie's Farm 05. Like A Rolling Stone (2) 06. The Man In Me 07. To Ramona 08. Most Likely You Go Your Way 09. Simple Twist Of Fate 10. Leopard Skin Pill Box Hat 11. If Not For You 12. I Threw It All Away 13. I'll Be Your Baby Tonight 14. Going Going Gone 15. You're Gonna Make Me Lonesome 16. Simple Twist Of Fate 17. My Babe 18. Like A Rolling Stone (3)* Disc 2: 01. Just Like A Woman (1)* 02. Just Like A Woman (2)* 03. Blowin' In The Wind (1) 04. Blowin' In The Wind (2) 05. I'll Be Your Baby Tonight * 06. The Man In Me * 07. You're A Big Girl Now * 08. Don't Think Twice * 09. I Threw It All Away * 10. Love Minus Zero * 11. Maggie's Farm * 12. Ballad Of A Thin Man 13. Simple Twist Of Fate * 14. To Ramona * 15. If You See Her Say Hello * Disc 3: 01. I Don't Believe You 02. Going Going Gone * 03. I'll Be Your Baby Tonight 04. The Times 05. If You See Her Say Hello 06. The Man In Me 07. I Don't Believe You 08. Tomorrow Is A Long Time 09. You're A Big Girl Now 10. Knockin' On Heavens Door 11. It's Alright Ma 12. Forever Young 13. Repossession Blues 14. One Of Us Must Know 15. Girl Of The North Country Disc 4: 01. We'd Better Talk This Over 02. Coming From The Heart 03. I Threw It All Away 04. Maggie's Farm 05. Ballad Of A Thin Man 06. Simple Twist Of Fate 07. To Ramona 08. If You See Her Say Hello 09. I Don't Believe You 10. Love Minus Zero 11. Stop Now (1) 12. Stop Now (2) 13. Coming From The Heart (2) 14. Am I Your Stepchild? 15. Do Right To Me Baby 16. Coming From The Heart (3) _________________________________________________________________________________ Information: Disc 1: Track # 1: January 1978 02 - 14: December 30, 1977 15 - 17: Early January 1978 18 - 19 : January 1978 Disc 2: January 1978 Disc 3: 1-2: January 1978 3-12: January 30, 1978 13-15: February 1, 1978 Disc 4: 1-10: April 1978 11: June 8, 1978 12: May 2, 1978 13: May 1, 1978 Disc 4 Bonus live tracks: 14: Oakland, November 13, 1978 15: Miami, December 16, 1978 16: St.Paul, MN, October 31 _________________________________________________________________________________ Edited From Sleeve Venue Info: The first CD opens with an arrangement of Like A Rolling Stone that's quite different from the one utilized on the tour itself, before introducing a first ever CD transfer of the complete December 30th 1977 tape. This particular rehearsal comes at a time when the touring band was still in a state of flux, with Denny Siewell on drums, Jesse Ed Davis on guitar and Katie Segal and Debbie Dye Gibson on backing vocals. It also features Dylan figuring out a piano arrangement of It's all over now baby blue, as well as versions of three songs that failed to appear on the tour; Most likely you go your way, Leopard skin pill box hat and If not for you. Though this is a first generation digital transfer of the cassette master, this is one recording not from the mixing console, but recorded by one of the musicians with a boom box. (hence the slightly recessed vocals). However, it remains a fascinating insight into the embryonic stage of rehearsals at this point. Tracks 15-17 on the first CD gain come from a first-gen digital transfer of a tape that has generally only circulated in mediocre quality, from high generational recordings. This session featured a different drummer, (Bruce Gary), as well as a unique 1978 arrangement of the Blood On The Tracks classic You're Gonna Make Me Lonesome When You Go. Finally, the CD concludes with a teaser of the goodies to be found on CD2... a previously uncirculated take of the old blues standard My Babe. The second CD continues in the same vein, and features a full disc worth of uncirculated gems (save for versions of Blowin In The Wind and Ballad Of A Thin Man previewed on the legendary Genuine Bootleg Series: Third One Now set. Every song is presented complete, with false starts kept to a minimum, and a number of outstanding arrangements from the early 1978 shows are first realized here (notably I Threw It All Away, The Man In Me and If You See Her Say Hello. The latter is a magnificent arrangement that, thankfully, is represented in three separate guises on this collection (given the paucity of actual live performances)... it never made it past the first four gigs!!). These recordings feature the backing vocalists Helena Springs and Jo Ann Harris, although the drummer(s) is unknown. The third CD concludes these new recordings with fully realized versions of I Don't Believe You and Going Going Gone. These are followed by what many Dylan fans choose as their favorite Dylan rehearsal recording, bar none... the January 30th 1978 tape. Again, it has been transferred from the master cassette direct to DAT. It has never before sounded this good! Continuing with some important arrangements discarded early in the tour; Tomorrow Is A Long Time, and Knockin' On Heavens Door receive their definitive renditions. A lovely play-through experience which concludes, fittingly, with a new transfer from a first generation cassette of the equally renowned three song tape from two days later that Dylan personally gave to a reporter who was interviewing him for a cover story on Renaldo and Clara. The February 1st rendition of Repossession Blues is another holy grail recording for the bobcat fraternity, here transferred in all of its' pre-Dolby, original, expansive glory. The fourth CD jumps ahead to the end of the first leg of the tour, and the recruitment of a new bass player/ bandleader, Jerry Scheff. (of Elvis Presley fame). Scheff replaces a disenchanted Rob Stoner. This so called Scheff Audition tape appears here in a new transfer from a first generation cassette, and features two new Dylan compositions in incomplete but fascinating versions. We'd Better Talk This Over will appear in a matter of days at the Street Legal sessions, but with some subtle lyric changes. Coming From The Heart will have no such luck, despite being the best of the songs co-written with backing singer Helena Springs. However, just to show the song in all of its stages and splendor, at the end of the audition tape is a complete recording from the Rundown made immediately after the Street Legal sessions. Along side it are two distinctly different recordings of the Dylan-Springs unreleased original Stop Now. The Bonus Tracks rounding out this overview of the Alimony Tour Rehearsals are three notable forms of Dylan originals debuted on the American leg of the tour. Do Right To Me Baby and Coming From The Heart are one-off 1978 debuts. Do Right, would of course, would be the first public performance of a Slow Train song. Finally, there is a soundboard recording of Am I Your Stepchild? from the Oakland show. This particular performance, which is quite different from the version on Genuine Bootleg Series Vol.1, was apparently used for copyright. So there you have it. Songs and arrangements are raw and reborn from one of Dylan's most overlooked years -- when he played to something close to 3 million people in a single year, and wowed just about every one of them. Oh..., and then found Christ....
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Notes:	Title: Rundown Rehearsal Tapes Manufacturer: White Bear Catalog No.: GDD009/010/011/012 The first CD opens with an arrangement of Like A Rolling Stone that's quite different from the one utilized on the tour itself, before introducing a first ever CD transfer of the complete December 30th 1977 tape. This particular rehearsal comes at a time when the touring band was still in a state of flux, with Denny Siewell on drums, Jesse Ed Davis on guitar and Katie Segal and Debbie Dye Gibson on backing vocals. It also features Dylan figuring out a piano arrangement of It's all over now baby blue, as well as versions of three songs that failed to appear on the tour; Most likely you go your way, Leopard skin pill box hat and If not for you. Though this is a first generation digital transfer of the cassette master, this is one recording not from the mixing console, but recorded by one of the musicians with a boom box. (hence the slightly recessed vocals). However, it remains a fascinating insight into the embryonic stage of rehearsals at this point. Tracks 15-17 on the first CD gain come from a first-gen digital transfer of a tape that has generally only circulated in mediocre quality, from high generational recordings. This session featured a different drummer, (Bruce Gary), as well as a unique 1978 arrangement of the Blood On The Tracks classic You're Gonna Make Me Lonesome When You Go. Finally, the CD concludes with a teaser of the goodies to be found on CD2... a previously uncirculated take of the old blues standard My Babe. The second CD continues in the same vein, and features a full disc worth of uncirculated gems (save for versions of Blowin In The Wind and Ballad Of A Thin Man previewed on the legendary Genuine Bootleg Series: Third One Now set. Every song is presented complete, with false starts kept to a minimum, and a number of outstanding arrangements from the early 1978 shows are first realized here (notably I Threw It All Away, The Man In Me and If You See Her Say Hello. The latter is a magnificent arrangement that, thankfully, is represented in three separate guises on this collection (given the paucity of actual live performances)... it never made it past the first four gigs!!). These recordings feature the backing vocalists Helena Springs and Jo Ann Harris, although the drummer(s) is unknown. The third CD concludes these new recordings with fully realized versions of I Don't Believe You and Going Going Gone. These are followed by what many Dylan fans choose as their favorite Dylan rehearsal recording, bar none... the January 30th 1978 tape. Again, it has been transferred from the master cassette direct to DAT. It has never before sounded this good! Continuing with some important arrangements discarded early in the tour; Tomorrow Is A Long Time, and Knockin' On Heavens Door receive their definitive renditions. A lovely play-through experience which concludes, fittingly, with a new transfer from a first generation cassette of the equally renowned three song tape from two days later that Dylan personally gave to a reporter who was interviewing him for a cover story on Renaldo and Clara. The February 1st rendition of Repossession Blues is another holy grail recording for the bobcat fraternity, here transferred in all of its' pre-Dolby, original, expansive glory. The fourth CD jumps ahead to the end of the first leg of the tour, and the recruitment of a new bass player/ bandleader, Jerry Scheff. (of Elvis Presley fame). Scheff replaces a disenchanted Rob Stoner. This so called Scheff Audition tape appears here in a new transfer from a first generation cassette, and features two new Dylan compositions in incomplete but fascinating versions. We'd Better Talk This Over will appear in a matter of days at the Street Legal sessions, but with some subtle lyric changes. Coming From The Heart will have no such luck, despite being the best of the songs co-written with backing singer Helena Springs. However, just to show the song in all of its stages and splendor, at the end of the audition tape is a complete recording from the Rundown made immediately after the Street Legal sessions. Along side it are two distinctly different recordings of the Dylan-Springs unreleased original Stop Now. The Bonus Tracks rounding out this overview of the Alimony Tour Rehearsals are three notable forms of Dylan originals debuted on the American leg of the tour. Do Right To Me Baby and Coming From The Heart are one-off 1978 debuts. Do Right, would of course, would be the first public performance of a Slow Train song. Finally, there is a soundboard recording of Am I Your Stepchild? from the Oakland show. This particular performance, which is quite different from the version on Genuine Bootleg Series Vol.1, was apparently used for copyright. More Than Flesh And Blood (Written By Dylan/Springs) is the final track, but it's not listed on the package. It's a studio recording, unknown date (post 1978) and location. Performed By Springs. So there you have it. Songs and arrangements are raw and reborn from one of Dylan's most overlooked years -- when he played to something close to 3 million people in a single year, and wowed just about every one of them. Oh..., and then found Christ....
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