Hi , I'm coming over to New York for some of The Beacon Theatre shows .
Will he play a more varied set list at these shows ?
He recently played 3 nights in Prague and the setlists were almost identical..
R

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Hi , I'm coming over to New York for some of The Beacon Theatre shows .
Will he play a more varied set list at these shows ?
He recently played 3 nights in Prague and the setlists were almost identical..
R

He plays the same setlist every night. It changes occasionally but don't expect it. In the past, he plays like 10 nights at the Beacon and its exactly the same every night.

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Hi , I'm coming over to New York for some of The Beacon Theatre shows .
Will he play a more varied set list at these shows ?
He recently played 3 nights in Prague and the setlists were almost identical..
R

changes in the setlist (during the same leg of the NET) are rare these days but the overall sound changed at lot since he changed his band at the beginning of this leg to the tour. Some songs that haven't been performed for a while returned to the set and a featured in new versions (Lenny Bruce and Not Dark Yet)

Dylan is going to tour Japan in April 2020

2020-4-1 Zepp DiverCityTokyo
2020-4-2 Zepp DiverCityTokyo
2020-4-4 Zepp DiverCityTokyo
2020-4-5 Zepp DiverCityTokyo
2020-4-6 Zepp DiverCityTokyo

2020-4-8 Zepp Namba Osaka
2020-4-9 Zepp Namba Osaka
2020-4-10 Zepp Namba Osaka

2020-4-14 Zepp Tokyo
2020-4-15 Zepp Tokyo

2020-4-17 Zepp DiverCityTokyo
2020-4-19 Zepp DiverCityTokyo
2020-4-20 Zepp DiverCityTokyo
2020-4-21 Zepp DiverCityTokyo

(see: [expectingrain.com]; dates were originally posted on [udo.jp] but have now disappered (obviously they were posted too early)



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Great news as I was just this week making some plans to visit Japan around that time now I will definitely go.
I have heard it can be difficult as a foreigner to get concert tickets in Japan,anyone here has any experience of this?

Thanks

Nate



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Tokyo Japan April 5th is up on the tour schedule on bobdylan.com

Nate

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Dylan is going to tour Japan in April 2020

2020-4-1 Zepp DiverCityTokyo
2020-4-2 Zepp DiverCityTokyo
2020-4-4 Zepp DiverCityTokyo
2020-4-5 Zepp DiverCityTokyo
2020-4-6 Zepp DiverCityTokyo

2020-4-8 Zepp Namba Osaka
2020-4-9 Zepp Namba Osaka
2020-4-10 Zepp Namba Osaka

2020-4-14 Zepp Tokyo
2020-4-15 Zepp Tokyo

2020-4-17 Zepp DiverCityTokyo
2020-4-19 Zepp DiverCityTokyo
2020-4-20 Zepp DiverCityTokyo
2020-4-21 Zepp DiverCityTokyo

(see: [expectingrain.com]; dates were originally posted on [udo.jp] but have now disappered (obviously they were posted too early)

All of these dates are up on bobdylan.com now

Nate

I had the pleasure of seeing Dylan over the weekend in South Bend Indiana.A great show I gotta say.The uptempo material really rocked and the ballads sounded sweet.A fine band backing up Bob.

Anyone from IORR attending the run of the Beacon Theatre Shows in NYC? Would love to hear your thoughts/Reviews...The 3 Nights in Prague back in April were Excellent...Bob was singing like a Bird..Happy Sunday Everyone

Bob Dylan - 50th Anniversary Collection - 1969



"Limited Edition.
Exclusive UK release is only available from Badlands

Limited to one copy per customer

Disc 1

February 13, 1969
Columbia Studio A, Nashville, TN

1. To Be Alone with You – Rehearsal (1:11)
2. To Be Alone with You – Take 2 (:48)
3. To Be Alone with You – Take 3 (1:00)
4. To Be Alone with You – Take 4 (1:52)
5. To Be Alone with You – Take 5 (2:34)
6. One More Night – Take 1 (2:17)
7. One More Night – Take 3. (:31)
8. Lay, Lady, Lay – Rehearsal (3:51)
9. Lay, Lady, Lay – Take 1 (3:27)
10. Lay, Lady, Lay – Take 3 (3:29)

February 14, 1969
Columbia Studio A, Nashville, TN

11. Peggy Day – Take 2 (1:16)
12. Tell Me That It Isn’t True – Take 1 (2:06)
13. Tell Me That It Isn’t True – Take 3 (2:35)
14. Lay, Lady, Lay – Take 1 (3:15)
15. Lay, Lady, Lay – Take 2 (1:24)
16. Lay, Lady, Lay – Take 3 (3:15)

Bob Dylan – vocals, guitar, piano, harmonica
Kelton D. Herston, Norman Blake, Charlie Daniels, Wayne Moss: guitars
Bob Wilson: piano, organ
Peter Drake: steel guitar
Charlie McCoy: bass
Kenneth Buttrey: drums

February 17, 1969
Columbia Studio A, Nashville, TN

17. One Too Many Mornings – Rehearsal (7:38)
18. One Too Many Mornings – Take 1 (4:14)
19. One Too Many Mornings – Take 2 (3:40)
20. One Too Many Mornings – Take 3 (4:45)
21. I Still Miss Someone – Rehearsal (:58)
22. I Still Miss Someone – Rehearsal (1:14)
23. I Still Miss Someone – Take 1 (1:04)
24. I Still Miss Someone – Take 2 (:40)
25. I Still Miss Someone – Take 3 (2:23)
26. I Still Miss Someone – Take 4 (4:19)
27. Don’t Think Twice, It’s All Right/Understand Your Man – Take 1 (1:44)

Disc 2

February 18, 1969
Columbia Studio A, Nashville, TN

1. One Too Many Mornings – Take 2 (4:01)
2. I Still Miss Someone – Takes 1 & 3 (:58)
3. I Still Miss Someone – Take 4 (2:21)
4. Matchbox – Rehearsal (:51)
5. Matchbox – Take 2 (3:05)
6. Big River – Take 2 (1:59)
7. I Walk the Line – Take 1 (2:15)
8. Ring of Fire – Takes 2 & 3 (2:44)
9. Guess Things Happen That Way – Take 1 (:45)
10. Guess Things Happen That Way – Take 2 (1:37)
11. Guess Things Happen That Way – Take 6 (1:44)
12. Waiting for a Train – Take 1 (:55)

Bob Dylan: vocals, guitar
Johnny Cash: vocals, guitar
Carl Perkins: guitar
Bob Wootton: guitar
Marshall Grant: bass
W.S. Holland: drums

April 26, 1969
Columbia Studio A, Nashville, TN

13. Running (2:27)

Bob Dylan: vocals, guitar
Fred F. Carter, Norman Blake, Charlie Daniels: guitars
Bob Wilson: piano
Peter Drake: steel guitar
Charlie McCoy: bass
Kenneth Buttrey: drums
Delores Edgin and Dottie Dillard: background vocals

May 3, 1969
Columbia Studio A, Nashville, TN

14. Take A Message To Mary (2:31)
15. Blue Moon (2:29)
16. Blue Moon (2:19)
17. Ring of Fire (2:33)

Bob Dylan: vocals, guitar
Fred F. Carter, Norman Blake, Charlie Daniels: guitars
Bob Wilson: piano
Peter Drake: steel guitar
Doug Kershaw: fiddle
Charlie McCoy: bass
Kenneth Buttrey: drums
Delores Edgin and Dottie Dillard: background vocals

All songs written by Bob Dylan except “I Still Miss Someone” by Johnny Cash and Roy Cash, Jr.; “Matchbox” by Carl Perkins; “Big River” and “I Walk the Line” by Johnny Cash; “Ring of Fire” by June Carter and Merle Kilgore; “Guess Things Happen That Way” by Jack Clement; “Waiting for a Train” by Jimmie Rodgers; “Take a Message to Mary” by Felice Bryant and Boudleaux Bryant; “Blue Moon” by Richard Rodgers and Lorenz Hart"

[www.badlands.co.uk]

Travelin' Through was already boring. I wonder what these outtake will sound like – even more boring…
(they are just releasing this stuff to avoid these recording becoming public domain - EU law has it that every recording becomes public domain if it is not been commercially used within 50 years)

No Chance getting this for me. Did anyone get IT?

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hockenheim95
No Chance getting this for me. Did anyone get IT?

I managed to get one.

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hockenheim95
No Chance getting this for me. Did anyone get IT?

It was sold out in less than a minute.

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slewan
Travelin' Through was already boring. I wonder what these outtake will sound like – even more boring…
(they are just releasing this stuff to avoid these recording becoming public domain - EU law has it that every recording becomes public domain if it is not been commercially used within 50 years)

Aah...so we should expect CS Blues (single) before too long?

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slewan
Travelin' Through was already boring. I wonder what these outtake will sound like – even more boring…
(they are just releasing this stuff to avoid these recording becoming public domain - EU law has it that every recording becomes public domain if it is not been commercially used within 50 years)

Aah...so we should expect CS Blues (single) before too long?

theoretical: yes.
practical: maybe not – either they claim that the very very short snippet in 25x5 has been a commercial use. Or they just let it slip by and CS Blues becomes public domain

"In the tradition of the New Basement Tapes, Bob Dylan recently lent some vintage lyrics to the single Gone, But Not Forgotten. Produced by T Bone Burnett and created by Jingle Jared + Poo Bear, the single is available everywhere now. You can hear it on the podcast Bear and a Banjo, which is the fictional story of two musicians making their way through America."

Bear and a Banjo - Gone but Not Forgotten

So da brains behind Boris are Dylan fans ….

Subterranean Homesick Blues …………….



ROCKMAN

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So da brains behind Boris are Dylan fans ….

Subterranean Homesick Blues …………….

yeah,
'You don’t need a weatherman
To know which way the wind blows'

'Don’t follow leaders
Watch the parkin’ meters'

and so on



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Or I Aint Gonna Work On Teresa May's Farm No More ……..



ROCKMAN

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Or I Aint Gonna Work On Teresa May's Farm No More ……..

but that's another song…

I'm starting a track list for my fav Dylan Songs -

Positively Fourth street
Maggie's Farm (Hard Rain)
Stuck Inside (Hard Rain)
Along the Watch Tower (Before the Flood}

Good review about the present Dylan and his recent Beacon run.

[brooklynrail.org]

'm starting a track list for my fav Dylan Songs -

Positively Fourth street
Maggie's Farm (Hard Rain)
Stuck Inside (Hard Rain)
Along the Watch Tower (Before the Flood}
My Back Pages- (Any version but the tribute concert is best w/ Mcguinn Singing)

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spikenyc
Good review about the present Dylan and his recent Beacon run.

[brooklynrail.org]

Thanks for sharing. I hope to get to see this band.

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'm starting a track list for my fav Dylan Songs -

Positively Fourth street
Maggie's Farm (Hard Rain)
Stuck Inside (Hard Rain)
Along the Watch Tower (Before the Flood}
My Back Pages- (Any version but the tribute concert is best w/ Mcguinn Singing)

maybe you should rather search for bootlegs…

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slewan

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Chris Fountain
'm starting a track list for my fav Dylan Songs -

Positively Fourth street
Maggie's Farm (Hard Rain)
Stuck Inside (Hard Rain)
Along the Watch Tower (Before the Flood}
My Back Pages- (Any version but the tribute concert is best w/ Mcguinn Singing)

maybe you should rather search for bootlegs…

So far this s a pretty good song list - I ruled out Hurricane (Carter the boxer) although it is a great song but political in nature.

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spikenyc
Good review about the present Dylan and his recent Beacon run.

[brooklynrail.org]

Brillant review, thanks spike.

I was there last week. Brought me to tears in all it's "layer upon layer of weirdness," as the reviewer put it. Truly a sublime experience.

I'm sure this is old hat to most of you Bob-a-philes but I just came across it this morning and my god what a read!

Q&A With Bill Flanagan (upon the release of Triplicate)

I know it's an overused term but this dude Dylan is seriously a national treasure. He is both trickster and shaman and his nearly encyclopedic (though delivered in a typically psychedelic off-kilter manner) knowledge of American music is stunning.

What we will have lost -- musically and culturally -- once he is no longer among the living. In a very real sense - at least to me - he carries a torch for a certain idea about America ... I almost can't bear the thought of that torch flickering and then lapsing into forever darkness.