REVIEWS
Bob Links

Review by Alex Leik
JLAW was the concert moment you never think you’ll be a part of @ a Dylan
 show, if only because after 5 or 6 shows, you pretty much know to throw out
 all previous concert going experiences when seeing Dylan. After dozens of 
Dylan shows, you forget those experiences even exist at other bands’ shows - hell, 
you forget there ARE other bands doing other shows ;-). The moment in Greensboro 
was a truly lovely and heart-warming sing along to the chorus. After Bobby would
 sing “…and she takes” or “…and she aches” etc., on “takes” or “aches” etc. the
band hits a hard downbeat, and then very lightly picks up the song, and several
thousand people can be heard singing “…just like a woman”, and by the time they
are singing “woman”, Bob is coming in with that (gotta sing this line really fast)
“justlikeawoman”. Simply beautiful. And what was really nice with this was I have
 been in many a situation where the audience wants to sing along, and Bob will have
none of it, he’ll alter his delivery, or have the band go into a solo, something to
sidestep it. Not in Greensboro with JLAW. He continued with each chorus to
delight in his fans serenade to him. A great Bobby moment in my concert
going experience.
(Bob Links)

Review by Holden Reaves
The closer, Watchtower, which I have seen him play as the standard closer the last couple of years, was an absolute wicked scorcher. Wicked. It's better that it was last tour and rivals the Jimi version. I think the older folks in the crowd that maybe had not seen Dylan before, and maybe were expecting some of kind of nostalgia act, had to leave thinking "what the f-u- -k ? The show rocked hard and was good.
(Bob Links)

HIGHLIGHTS
Cry a while
Just like a woman
All along the watchtower

BOOTLEG

Bob Dylan
Greensboro



2 CDR
unidentified label
Complete show

ARTWORK
Dustyoldfairgrounds.com 1978 
Bob Dylan CDR Artwork Guide 1978

SETLIST

1. My Back Pages
 (instrumental) 
2. She's Love Crazy
3. Mr. Tambourine Man
4. Shelter From The Storm
5. Love Minus Zero / No Limit
6. Tangled Up In Blue
7. Ballad Of A Thin Man
8. Maggie´s Farm
9. I Don´t Believe You
10. Like A Rolling Stone 
11. I Shall B e Released
12. Senor
(Tales Of Yankee Power)
13. The Times They Are A - Changin´ 
14. Raniny Day Women #12 & 35
15. It Ain´t Me, Babe (A)
16. Am I Your Stepchild
17. One More Cup Of Coffee
(Valley Below)
18. Blowin´ In The Wind
19. Girl From The North Country
20. Where are you tonight
(Journey through dark heat)
21. Masters Of War
22. Just Like A Woman
23. All Along The Watchtower
24. To Ramona
25. It´s Alright, Ma
(I´m Only Bleeding)
26. Forever Young
27. Changing Of The Guards 

MUSICANS

Bob Dylan 
  Harp, Guitar, Vocals

Billy Cross
Guitar

Steven Soles
Guitar

David Mansfield 
Violine, Mandoline

Alan Pasqua 
Keyboards

Steve Douglas
Horns

Bobbye Hall
Percussion

Background Gesang
 Helena Springs
Jo Ann Harris
Caroyn Denni

SOME PICS

Bob Dylan Picture
Archive 1978