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All Shows in Costa Mesa / California 26. 07. 2007 27. 07. 2003 01. 10. 1993 08. 09. 1989 31. 07. 1988 17. 06. 1986 16. 06. 1986 Norbert Baro last update 26. 12. 2006 |
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26. JULY 2007
Costa Mesa / California - Pacific Amphitheatre
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Review by Michael Smith And what a show it was! The Bob of the night before was gone, replaced by another Bob, some kind of torch singer who confidently sang his heart out on six (six!) of his best slow, moving ballads: I'll Remember You, Make You Feel My Love, It Ain't Me, Babe, I'll Remember You, Standing in the Doorway and Moonlight. The show started off on the right foot with a very snappy Tombstone Blues, followed by an achingly beautiful I'll Remember You. This was great to hear as the M&A version had been stuck inside my head all day. Make You Feel My Love, in the fourth slot, provided another early highlight when Bob began with a great harp intro in which he actually played the song's melody pretty faithfully. There was more great harp between the verses as well. The whole show was solid but the other highlights for me were: Cold Irons Bound - with the same "false ending" as in Kelseyville. Incredibly sung with Bob roaring out the words like some kind of wrathful god. It Ain't Me, Babe - another beautiful version. I had no clue what this was when it started because Larry was playing the cittern without a capo and it sounded very different. Then, during the middle of the song, the guitar tech came out and clamped one down on the neck. It didn't detract from the performance at all though because Bob sang this wonderfully from beginning to end. I Believe in You - an amazing rendition where I felt like Bob recaptured the spirit of '79 with his singing (especially the way he drew out some of the words, like "heeeeeaaaaaaart"). This made my girlfriend cry. What else can I say? Standing in the Doorway - the new arrangement from last tour. I wasn't crazy about the mp3s I had heard of this (it sounded a bit awkward to me - as if the melody Bob was singing didn't go with the music the band was playing) but I sure was when I heard it in person. Bob sang this very slowly and deliberately in that great low voice and nailed down all of the words. (Bob Links) |
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