Bob Dylan in Cedar Rapid / Iowa

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	All Shows in Cedar Rapids / Iowa 09. 07. 2005 03. 04. 2000 Norbert Baro last update 11. 05. 2008

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08. JULY 2005
Cedar Rapids / Iowa - Veterans Memorial
Stadium

REVIEWS
Bob Links

Review by John Pruski
“Most Likely You Go Your Way” hammered home what most had already figured out - these guys can play. It bounced along like an old jalopy on a gravel road. Out here in the heartland, it had us appreciating rural electrification like it was still a brand new marvel. “Just Like a Woman” perked up those who hadn’t recognized some of the other tunes. “Honest with Me” again recommended Love and Theft to the crowd and “Girl from the North Country” was as bittersweet as always. This song always makes me think of his 30th ‘Anniversary MSG performance and makes me think how cool it’d be if Bob would do a solo song or two each night, whether it was on the guitar or keyboard.
(Bob Links)

HIGHLIGHTS
Cry a while
Just like a woman
Honest with me

BOOTLEG

Bob Dylan
Cedar Rapids, Iowa
Veterans Memorial Stadium
July 9th, 2005

2 CDR
M & A Recording
Complete show

ARTWORK
Bob Dylan CDR Artwork Guide 2005

SETLIST

1. Maggie´s farm
2. To Ramona
3. Cry a while
4. Positively 4th Street
5. High water
(For Charly Patton)
6. Highway 61 revisited
7. Ballad of Hollis Brown (A)
8. Most likely you go your way
(And I´ll go mine)
9. Just like a woman
10. Honest with me
11. Girl of the North country (A)
12. Summer days
13. Tangled up in blue
14. All along the watchtower

MUSICIANS

Bob Dylan
Harp,
Piano, Vocals

Stu Kimball
Guitar

Denny Freeman
Guitar

Donnie Herron
Violine, Mandoline
Pedal Steel

Tony Garnier
Bass, Stand up Bass

George Recile
Drums

SOME PICS

Bob Dylan Picture
Archive 2005

03. APRIL 2000
Cedar Rapids / Iowa - Five Seasons Center

REVIEWS
Bob Links

Review by Dan Rest
i knew something was up when he kicked song to woody as the second tune. and desolation row was so far out of my conciousness that before he started singing i thought we were getting stuck inside of mobile. i've wanted to hear desolation row for years and never gotten it. twice he's done it the night after i saw him. so when they started selling postcards, it was my spirits that were hanging, as in from the fucking rafters. and all this occurred within the first three tunes!! i was with two friends of mine who were dylan virgins and i kept telling them what an extrordinary show this was. i don't think they fully realized the rarity of this set, but i guess it doesn't really matter.
(Bob Links)

HIGHLIGHTS
Song to Woody
Desolation row
Tombstone Blues