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Seeing as he did add a new string of shows at the Beacon to the itinerary, there's still a chance he will add more - specifically some shows in California!

"Watch this page on bobdylan.com for updates. All information is subject to change". -

very very unlikely – the line "watch this page…" is alaways there.
If you look a the schedule of this leg of his tour – staring in Phoenix/AZ, heading east and ending in Philly – it's very unlikely that shows in California will be added.
and By the way: with some 40 shows it's already one of the longest legs of the NET

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Seeing as he did add a new string of shows at the Beacon to the itinerary, there's still a chance he will add more - specifically some shows in California!

"Watch this page on bobdylan.com for updates. All information is subject to change". -

very very unlikely – the line "watch this page…" is alaways there.
If you look a the schedule of this leg of his tour – staring in Phoenix/AZ, heading east and ending in Philly – it's very unlikely that shows in California will be added.
and By the way: with some 40 shows it's already one of the longest legs of the NET

Deja vu as I think we had nearly the exact same conversation a while back....

Ah yes, it was just over a month ago and two pages back.

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complete dates for the US fall tour (Oct 4 - Nov 11) have been just announced
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Complete dates?

None yet listed for California, with Phoenix AZ being the closest dang it.
High time he comes back here as it's been a couple of years - the Santa Barbara Bowl w/Mavis Staples (what a great show), and then the Desert Trip shows.

"Watch this page on bobdylan.com for updates. All information is subject to change".

Hoping for a few west coast shows - come on Bob!

I would not count on that – the US fall tour usually kicks off in early October and runs thru mid November. Thus it's unlikely that more dates will be added (especially not in September). The line "watch this page on bobdylan.com…" is always there…

Not counting on anything when it comes to Bob, and realize the "watch this page" is always there.
Was just a hope and a wish, and chances are very good he will return here again...someday. After all, this is where he calls home (when he's not on the road).
And if not this tour, then probably after it - maybe another multi-night residency somewhere in the SoCal area as he's done in the past - the Dolby Theater a few years ago, the Wiltern Theater in 2002, etc., etc

Perhaps you're right, but you could be wrong...now that he's added a string of shows at the Beacon, anything is possible.

"Watch this page on bobdylan.com for updates. All information is subject to change".

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Perhaps you're right, but you could be wrong...now that he's added a string of shows at the Beacon, anything is possible.

yeah, but he doesn't have travel thousand of miles to add a few more shows at the east coast

Has Bob ever cancelled a concert because of throat problems?
Just a thought as his vocals are certainly a desired taste these days.

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Has Bob ever cancelled a concert because of throat problems?
Just a thought as his vocals are certainly a desired taste these days.

No, as far as I know. Acctually he only cancelled very few shows during the last 30 years or so (except for 1997 when he had to cancelled his European summer tour due to a heart infection)

His vocals have been fine in recent years (much better than in the early 90s)

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Played here on the 26th of last month & we are a long way away, it's a big trip for anyone over 70, well 1st Class is a little different, I experienced twice, thank you Emirates and Singapore Airlines.. Upgrade Baby, smile when your happy..

"On 18th September 1974, Bob Dylan was back in A & R Studios in New York for the third day of recording Blood on the Tracks. Engineer and studio chief Phil Ramone was busy mixing tracks pulled to master from the previous two days, and pedal steel player Buddy Cage was brought in to add overdubs on a few of the takes. As far as recording goes, this was the least productive day of the four. Bob had a go at recording ‘Buckets of Rain’ under the gaze of Mick Jagger in the control room, but abandoned it after four attempts. He left the studio early to go watch a concert and think about what he needed to do the following day to get the album he was hearing in his head."

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Thx Rockman!
This thread would be rather empty without your clippings.

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The tracklist for the deluxe edition of More Blood, More Tracks, from Amazon UK (thanks, Gazza!)

Disc: 1
1. If You See Her, Say Hello
2. If You See Her, Say Hello
3. You're a Big Girl Now
4. You're a Big Girl Now
5. Simple Twist of Fate
6. Simple Twist of Fate
7. You're a Big Girl Now
8. Up to Me
9. Up to Me
10. Lily, Rosemary and the Jack of Hearts
11. Lily, Rosemary and the Jack of Hearts

Disc: 2
1. Simple Twist of Fate
2. Simple Twist of Fate
3. Simple Twist of Fate
4. Call Letter Blues
5. Meet Me in the Morning
6. Call Letter Blues
7. Idiot Wind
8. Idiot Wind
9. Idiot Wind
10. Idiot Wind
11. Idiot Wind
12. You're Gonna Make Me Lonesome When You Go
13. You're Gonna Make Me Lonesome When You Go
14. You're Gonna Make Me Lonesome When You Go
15. You're Gonna Make Me Lonesome When You Go
16. You're Gonna Make Me Lonesome When You Go
17. You're Gonna Make Me Lonesome When You Go
18. You're Gonna Make Me Lonesome When You Go
19. You're Gonna Make Me Lonesome When You Go
20. You're Gonna Make Me Lonesome When You Go

Disc: 3
1. Tangled Up in Blue
2. You're a Big Girl Now
3. You're a Big Girl Now
4. Tangled Up in Blue
5. Tangled Up in Blue
6. Spanish Is the Loving Tongue
7. Call Letter Blues
8. You're Gonna Make Me Lonesome When You Go
9. Shelter from the Storm
10. Buckets of Rain
11. Tangled Up in Blue
12. Buckets of Rain
13. Shelter from the Storm
14. Shelter from the Storm
15. Shelter from the Storm

Disc: 4
1. You're Gonna Make Me Lonesome When You Go
2. You're Gonna Make Me Lonesome When You Go
3. Buckets of Rain
4. Buckets of Rain
5. Buckets of Rain
6. Buckets of Rain
7. Up to Me
8. Up to Me
9. Buckets of Rain
10. Buckets of Rain
11. Buckets of Rain
12. Buckets of Rain
13. If You See Her, Say Hello
14. Up to Me
15. Up to Me
16. Up to Me
17. Buckets of Rain
18. Meet Me in the Morning
19. Meet Me in the Morning
20. Buckets of Rain

Disc: 5
1. Tangled Up in Blue
2. Tangled Up in Blue
3. Tangled Up in Blue
4. Simple Twist of Fate
5. Simple Twist of Fate
6. Up to Me
7. Up to Me
8. Idiot Wind
9. Idiot Wind
10. Idiot Wind
11. You're a Big Girl Now
12. Meet Me in the Morning
13. Meet Me in the Morning

Disc: 6
1. You're a Big Girl Now
2. Tangled Up in Blue
3. Tangled Up in Blue
4. Idiot Wind
5. You're a Big Girl Now
6. Tangled up in Blue
7. Lily, Rosemary and the Jack of Hearts
8. If You See Her, Say Hello

6 discs, 87 songs, only 13 different ones . All 10 from Blood On The Tracks then 3 others (Up To Me, Spanish Is The Loving Tongue, Call Letter Blues).

I don't know Dylan sessions or archives so I don't know whats better or how the boxes could be better, but hey I'm game for if this is simply the complete Blood On The Tracks sessions. Looks like a cool box. Did he really JUST have these 10 songs basically throughout the entire sessions?

Fantastic - multiple versions of multiple songs...like a puzzle. Bootlegs aside, it will now be possible to listen to Blood on the Tracks in an infinite number of ways in pristine fashion.
That said, there's always ways to make these things better, but will be a nice addition to all the other bootleg series nevertheless.

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From His Bobness' website

No One Else Could Play That Tune

The Making and Unmaking of Bob Dylan’s 1974 Masterpiece
Wanted Man Study Series: Take II ~ Vol.1

Author: Clinton Heylin



In 1974, Bob Dylan broke several years of domestic retreat by taking to the road for the first time since 1966. With his marriage crashing down and a new girlfriend by his side, he had notebooks bursting with a set of new songs. Within days of re-signing for Columbia Records in September 1974, he returned to the studio where he had recorded his first six albums – Studio A-1 in New York. In three epic sessions, he recorded his masterpiece three times over. Test Pressings of the results were cut and distributed to a select few lucky souls. Come Christmastime, Bob Dylan had a change of heart and entered Sound 80 Studio in Minnesota to rerecord 5 of the 10 tracks that featured on the album Blood On The Tracks, much to the disappointment of those who’d heard the originals.

In the first of a new incarnation of the Wanted Man Study Series, Clinton Heylin’s monograph tells the story of the ‘New York’ Blood On The Tracks filtered through the searing lens of hindsight with the full session tapes as witness.

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No One Else Could Play That Tune

[www.amazon.co.uk]

The 2-LP edition:



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If You See Her, Say Hello - Take 1 on Spotify

Pre-sale for the Beacon shows this morning starting at 10:00am NY time. Code: DYLAN.

Looking forward to this set,thanks to all
for updates and informations.

Herald Sun -- 22 September 2018



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Re the new expanded "Blood On The Tracks" release does anyone know why the tapes of the "Minneapolis Sound 80" sessions still exist only as fragments?

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"My opinion about the NY sessions is that he recorded 12 amazing songs, every song works and it is awesome separatelyl, every song works as an individual song, But when you put all the songs together, just like in the test pressing... the whole thing doesn't work.

He did the trick in MN. He recorded again 5 of the songs under another perspective and another feeling... and the mix of the five MN tracks with the five NY tracks becomes a masterpice.

I'm sure the best takes of MN are into BOTT, but I want to hear how he prosecutes the good one in MN. A completist edition of BOTT sessions must include the MN tapes. This BS14 it's not about BOTT, it's about the NY sessions.

To be honest, I don't believe that the MN tapes are lost. Obviously I don't have any proof. But I'm pretty sure Bob knows where are these tapes"
[expectingrain.com]

Mmmm... interesting!



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BOB DYLAN: THE UNCUT INTERVIEW
Robert Love February/March 2015 -- AARP Magazine










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Press Conference LA 1965

Aint it good when Mr Zimmerman flicks the funny switch ta ON …..



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Phoenix show October 4:


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Setlist.

"Things Have Changed"
"It Ain't Me Babe"
"Highway 61 Revisited"
"Simple Twist of Fate"
"High Water (For Charley Patton)"
"When I Paint My Masterpiece"
"Honest With Me"
"Tryin' to Get to Heaven"
"Workingman's Blues #2"
"Make You Feel My Love"
"Pay in Blood"
"Like a Rolling Stone"
"Early Roman Kings"
"Don't Think Twice, It's All Right"
"Love Sick"
"Thunder on the Mountain"
"It Takes a Lot to Laugh, It Takes a Train to Cry"
"Gotta Serve Somebody"

Encore:
"Blowin' in the Wind"
"Ballad of a Thin Man"



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Has Bob ever cancelled a concert because of throat problems?
Just a thought as his vocals are certainly a desired taste these days.

Bob most certainly is a desired taste! He has the most beautiful voice in the history of man. Maybe that's why nearly everyone tries to imitate him.

Solid additions with Like A Rolling Stone and It Takes A Train! Haven't seen those listed previously.