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All Shows in Lewiston / Maine 17. 05. 2008 13. 11. 2000 16. 08. 1994 Last update 11. 05. 2008 |
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17. MAY 2008
Lewiston / Maine - Androscoggin Bank Colisée
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Review by Zoo Cain Twenty minutes till show time, Great couple here be side from Montreal, Lucas and Melissa. Big music fans, into the likes of Woody Guthrie, Leadbelly, Wanda Jackson, to name a few and there only in their mid-twenties. 7:43 they are out and rolling into Watching the River Flow, while the crowd comes fully alive. All in black and the playing is already outrageous!!! A whozzy, mellow, strong, beauitiful version of Lay, Lady, Lay. Complete foot-stomping The Levee's Gonna Break. The men are rocking out. Bob has smiled several quick ones since the first song, should be a great night. The bard is fully into Shelter from the Storm. The band hangs with Bob like no-ones business. Rollin and Tumblin, doing just that. Lewiston, Maine is blessed tonight. The band is having a blast. The Lonesome Death of Hattie Carroll is direct and extremly well done. Tweedle Dee and Tweedle Dum, the Bush, Cheny classic rocks into space. Mississippi a very cool tune. The band is impeccable. A magnificant Highway 61 Revisited. Close your eyes and eat the dirt and the glory. A truly beautiful rendition of Workingman's Blues #2. A haunting It's Alright,Ma(I'm Only Bleeding). Where else would people, teenagers, twenties, thirties, forties, fiftie, sixties and beyond, be rocking together, in such harmony and so naturally? Bob Dylan knits the generations together. Tap-dancing into Spirit on the Water, a marvel of the 21st century. Ballad of Hollis Brown brings out the Gunsmoke in this band and there is plenty of that in this highly magical group. Summer Days rips into the dark night. The ultimate kick ass song of the night. A gorgeous lilting Ain"t Talkin. A crystal clear voice,excellent musical accompaniment. Calls for encore from the crowded house. 9:20 back with Thunder on the Mountain. Rock and Roll all the way! Introducing this fine, fine band. (Bob Links) |
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13. NOVEMBER 2000
Lewiston / Maine - Central Maine Civic Center
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Review by Mark Ishkanian I am usually accompanied by my 18 year old son and we have had many, many memorable evenings together listening to Dylan in person but Jared is half a world away this fall and I was on my own, but with friends. The highlight for me were several songs I had never heard in concert: Country Pie and Girl of the North Country. These were outstanding renditions of beautiful and haunting tunes. Tangled shifted into another gear about half way through and took the crowd along with it.. The next song, Searching for a Soldier's Grave, broke the momentum built by Tangled but was nice in its own right ( I just wish it had come a song earlier). Positively 4th Street was nailed, definitely the best version I have ever heard live. Tryin' to Get to Heaven was of a different world than the studio cut but done masterfully. The band seemed to be on a mission with Cold Irons; a tune that nearly took my breath away. What struck me more than anything is how Bob keeps going and going and going. His willingness to play in out of the way places (and believe, Lewiston definitely makes the top of that list) and stay in touch with his legion of fans in Maine is extraordinary. He is truly the last troubadour and his fans in Maine know and appreciate this. He did not play Forever Young but all of us hope he'll live those lyrics for years to come. Thank you Bob for such great memories. There are many people smiling today as we recall a gem of a performance Monday night. (Bob Links) |
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16. AUGUST 1994
Lewiston / Maine - Androscoggin Bank Colisée
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