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Review by Charles Cicirella Now onto the two absolute highlights of the night for me My Back Pages and Honest With Me. I saw My Back Pages in Louisville in 2005 and while watching it I so very much felt like I was experiencing the man - the poet who wrote this song while also experiencing how much this song and these lyrics still meant to him and tonight in Cleveland it was taken up two or three thousand notches as Bob stood out there laying himself completely bare and this was not the legend - the man who had written Like A Rolling Stone or Blowing In The Wind or Tangled Up In Blue or you name your favorite song this man has constructed and deconstructed so many times during his unbelievably prolific and fragrant career no the man standing before us during this song was just a man (any man and every man) - a human being telling himself just as much as he was telling us all about crimson flames and half-wracked prejudice and phony jealousy and the self-ordained professor's tongue too serious to fool and like all truly honest to God art it wasn't anything that should be hung in the museum but in fact something living that needs to be shared and experienced right out in the fields and the cities - something you can ride like a donkey into the center of town or wear like a backpack or flak jacket into both adventurous and sadly confrontational situations - the words are no longer words nor are they actual warnings or signs no they are more like notes - sketches about a very human condition where you are no longer old but younger than that now because with experience comes inexperience and the circle is never actually broken nor is it completely round or without some obvious dents and lapses of cooling memory. The next song was Honest With Me which was more like a declaration of interdependence delivered at breakneck speed and I absolutely loved how toward the end Donny was all smiles banging his head toward Bob making it very clear that yes Bob we are really knocking this one right out of the park. (Bob Links) |
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17. MAY 1996
Cleveland / Ohio - Nautica Stage
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02. SEPTEMBER 1995
Cleveland / Ohio - R & R Hall Of Fame
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20. AUGUST 1994
Cleveland / Ohio - Nautica Stage
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17. JULY 1991
Cleveland / Ohio - The Flats Stage
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17. NOVEMBER 1990
Cleveland / Ohio - Music Hall
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02. NOVEMBER 1989
Cleveland / Ohio - State Theater
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12. NOVEMBER 1965
Cleveland / Ohio - Music Hall
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