n.B.u
DYLAN
LONDON

n.B.u
DYLAN
LONDON

REVIEWS
Bob Links

Review by Rebecca Harley
During a heart-rending "Chimes of Freedom", I found tears rolling down my face, much to my amazement and embarrassment. "Hattie Carroll", "Workingman's Blues" and "Hollis Brown" were delivered differently this time, less as psychological dramas emerging from inside the songs and inside Dylan, but as potent social stories delivered as powerful hard-hitting journalism. "Highway 61" was a stunner. he was thrilled, everyone was thrilled. He went and high-fived Donnie Herron afterwards - and here is another change too. In previous years, I've thought that Donnie has looked at his wit's end and scared. Last night he was animated and smiling hugely and ther was a vibrant and friendly rapport between him and Bob. George Recile and Tony Garnier both fantastic. Husband felt it a shame that Bob has so much control that he doesn't let the guitarists cut loose and fly, but that's not what the music is about at the moment. He loved "Spirit on the Water" Son loved "Things Have Changed".
(Bob Links)

HIGHLIGHTS
Chimes Of Freedom
The Lonesome Death Of Hattie Carroll
Workingman's Blues #2

REVIEWS
Bob Links
Indipendent

Review by Mr Jinx
In truth, though, this was not Dylan at the top of his game tonight. The voice, a thing of rich melody the previous evening had become a dry, parched husk and it was hard to engage fully with the songs when they were presented in such a stark and unforgiving manner. That said - and things are never quite straightforward with Dylan - the version of Don't Think Twice was both tender and moving and Spirit on the Water hit the mark as it has done with pleasing regularity on this tour. Generally, though, I felt that he never quite nailed what he was going for in this set . This felt uncomfortable to witness in direct contrast to the elation and joy of the night before. But when so many lie dead in Virginia and there is a show to play perhaps 'feeling comfortable' is not really on the top of anyone's priority list.
(Bob Links)

Review by Paul Gill
An atmospheric rendition of "Ain't talkin'", with a great violin sound and yet another reasonable guitar solo. "Summer days" finally got some people behind me up dancing. "Like a rolling stone" just gets better and better. 1st encore number was "Thunder on the mountain". Another one that ROCKED. We then had the band intros in a very pleasant and understandable way. First time I've ever been able to understand what he's said at this point. To finish we had the expected "All along the watchtower", but I hadn't heard this version, and I thought it was fabulous. We then got a very long wave and bow from the whole band. The way Bob did this made me think he's not going to return to this venue. Maybe I'm wrong. All-in-all this was the best gig I've ever been to. Just had to come home and share it with you all. This man just keeps getting better and better. I'm even tempted to go to Birmingham tomorrow. That's later today now of course. You know what? I'm going. I don't have a ticket but I'm gonna go and try my luck. Surely I'll get at least one played from my wish list.

HIGHLIGHTS
Spirit on the water
Highway 61 revisited
John Brown

BOOTLEG

Bob Dylan
Wembley Arena, London / England
15th April 2007



2 CDR
Rimbaud Recording
Complete show

ARTWORK
Lewis & stewArt CD Artwork 2007

SETLIST

1.  Cat´s in the well
(Bob on electric guitar)
2. Don´t think twice, it´s all right
(Bob on electric guitar)
3.Watching the river flow
(Bob on electric guitar)
4. It´s alright, ma
(I´m only bleeding)
(Bob on electric guitar)
05. The levee´s gonna break
6. The lonesome death 
of Hattie Carroll
7. Rollin´n and tumblin´'
8. Spirit on the water
9. Highway 61 revisited
10. John Brown
11. When the deal goes
12. Most likely you go your way
(And I´ll go mine)
13. Ain´t talkin´
14. Summer days
15. Like a rolling stone
16. Thunder on the mountain
17. All along the watchtower  

MUSICIANS

Bob Dylan 
  Harp,Piano, Gesang

Stu Kimball
Guitar

Denny Freeman
Guitar

Donnie Herron
  Violin, Mandolin
Pedal Steel, Banjo

Tony Garnier 
  Bass

George Recile
  Drums

REVIEWS
Bob Links 
NME
Empire Burlesque

Review by Martin Gayford
Unfortunately, the band did not impress. In fact, they were far better in Bournemouth last year. Stu Kimball and Tony Garnier are fine, but nothing special (Tony must be one hell of a card player to warrant re-employment in Bob's band for the 18th year running). George is okay, but I noticed a few slip ups from him, and he is still far less subtle than David Kemper. The only instrument I heard anything substantial played from the little guy at the back was the violin in Nettie Moore, the rest of the evening he could have spent in the bar it would have made very little difference. The lead guitarist (Donnie? Dennie?) is be becoming increasingly boring to watch, and listen to. Only one song (When The Deal Goes Down) had an inspired solo from him, and many songs featured such inane doodling, I started wondering if he was sick in the head. And he's so dull to watch - at least Freddy Koella had a personality. Finally, Bob's voice was strong on the opening songs, but it was pretty rough on several others, far more so than last year. It was great to see him out front with guitar - how about making the organ a 4 song experiment instead of the other way round, Bob?
(Bob Links)

HIGHLIGHTS
Just like Tom Thumb´s blues
Blind Willie McTell
Nettie Moore

BOOTLEG

Bob Dylan
Wembley Arena, London / England
15th April 2007

2 CDR
Young´s Best Recording
Complete show

ARTWORK
Lewis & stewArt CD Artwork 2007

SETLIST

1.  Cat´s in the well
(Bob on electric guitar)
2. It ain´t me, babe
(Bob on electric guitar)
3. Just like Tom Thumb´s blues
(Bob on electric guitar)
4. It´s alright, ma
(I´m only bleeding)
(Bob on electric guitar)
05. The levee´s gonna break
6. Spirit on the water
7.Highway 61 revisited
8. When the deal goes
9. Rollin´n and tumblin´
10. Chimes of freedom
11. Blind Willie McTell
12. Stuck inside of Mobile
with the Memphs blues again
13. Nettie Moore
14. Summer days
15. Like a rolling stone
16. Thunder on the mountain
17. All along the watchtower  

MUSICIANS

Bob Dylan 
  Harp,Piano, Gesang

Stu Kimball
Guitar

Denny Freeman
Guitar

Donnie Herron
  Violin, Mandolin
Pedal Steel, Banjo

Tony Garnier 
  Bass

George Recile
  Drums

BOOTLEG

Bob Dylan
Brixton Academy London
24th November 2005



2 CDR
unidentified label
Complete show

Bob Dylan
Brixton First Second Evening 2005
???

2 CD
Crystal Cat CC 789-90
Complete show

ARTWORK
Dustyoldfairgrounds.com 2005 
Bob Dylan CDR Artwork Guide
5

SETLIST

1. Maggie´s farm
2. Tonight I´ll be staying here
with you
3. I´ll be your baby tonight'
4. It´s alright, ma
(I´m only bleeding)
5. Positively 4th street'
6. Down along the cove
7. Girl of the North country (A)
8. High water
(For Charly Patton)
9. Just like a woman
10. Highway 61 revisited
11. Every grain of sand
12. Honest with me
13. Sugar baby (A)
14. Summer days
15. London calling
16. Like a rolling stone
17. All along the watchtower
  

 

MUSICIANS

Bob Dylan 
  Harp,Piano, Gesang

Stu Kimball
Guitar

Denny Freeman
Guitar

Donnie Herron
  Violin, Mandolin
Pedal Steel, Banjo

Tony Garnier 
  Bass

George Recile
  Drums

SOME PICS

Bob Dylan Picture
Archive 2005

BOOTLEG

Bob Dylan
Brixton Academy London
23th November 2005



2 CDR
unidentified label
Complete show

Bob Dylan
Brixton First Second Evening 2005

???

2 CD
Crystal Cat CC 789-90
Complete show

ARTWORK
Dustyoldfairgrounds.com 2005 
Bob Dylan CDR Artwork Guide

SETLIST

1. Rumble
(Instrumental song by Link Wray)
2. Maggies Farm
3. She belongs to me
4.  Cry a while 
5. Shelter from the storm
6. Down along the cove
7. Positively 4th street
8. High water
(For Charly Patton)
9.  Most likely you go your way
(And Ill go mine)
10. JMillion miles
11. Stuck inside the Mobile
with the Memphis blues again  
12. A hard rain´s a - gonna fall
13. Highway 61 revisited
14. The lonesome death of
Hattie Carroll (A)
15. Summer days
16. Blue Monday
(Song by Fats Domino & Dave
Bartholomew
17. Like a rolling stone
 18. All along the watchtower

 

MUSICIANS

Bob Dylan 
  Harp,Piano, Gesang

Stu Kimball
Guitar

Denny Freeman
Guitar

Donnie Herron
  Violin, Mandolin
Pedal Steel, Banjo

Tony Garnier 
  Bass

George Recile
  Drums

SOME PICS

Bob Dylan Picture
Archive 2005

BOOTLEG

Bob Dylan
Brixton Academy London
22th November 2005



2 CDR
unidentified label
Complete show

Bob Dylan
Brixton First Third Evening 2005

???

2 CD
Crystal Cat CC 791-92
Complete show

ARTWORK
Dustyoldfairgrounds.com 2005 
Bob Dylan CDR Artwork Guide

SETLIST

1. Rumble
(Instrumental song by Link Wray)
2. Maggies Farm
3. Love minus zero / No limit
4.  Lonesome day blues 
5. Positively 4th street
6. Most likely you go your way
(And Ill go mine)
7. Cold irons bound
8. Girl of the North country (A)
9. I don´t believe you
(She acts like we never have met)
10. John Brown
11. Stuck inside the Mobile
with the Memphis blues again  
12. Mississippi
13. Highway 61 revisited
14. Waiting for you
15. Summer days
16. Like a rolling stone
 17. All along the watchtower

 

MUSICIANS

Bob Dylan 
  Harp,Piano, Gesang

Stu Kimball
Guitar

Denny Freeman
Guitar

Donnie Herron
  Violin, Mandolin
Pedal Steel, Banjo

Tony Garnier 
  Bass

George Recile
  Drums

SOME PICS

Bob Dylan Picture
Archive 2005

BOOTLEG

Bob Dylan
Brixton Academy London
21th November 2005



2 CDR
unidentified label
Complete show

Bob Dylan
Brixton First Second Evening 2005

???

2 CD
Crystal Cat CC 789-90
Complete show

ARTWORK
Dustyoldfairgrounds.com 2005 
Bob Dylan CDR Artwork Guide

SETLIST

1. Rumble
(Instrumental song by Link Wray)
2. Maggies Farm
3. The times they are a- changin´
4.  Million dollar bash 
5. It´s alright, ma
(I´m only bleeding)
6. Moonlight
7. Down along the cove
8. Boots of Spanish leather
9. Cold irons bound
10. Mr. Tambourine Man
11. Tweedle dee & tweedle dum
12. Visions of Johanna
13. Honest with me
14. Waiting for you
15. Highway 61 revisited
16. London calling
17. Like a rolling stone
 18. All along the watchtow

MUSICIANS

Bob Dylan 
  Harp,Piano, Gesang

Stu Kimball
Guitar

Denny Freeman
Guitar

Donnie Herron
  Violin, Mandolin
Pedal Steel, Banjo

Tony Garnier 
  Bass

George Recile
  Drums

SOME PICS

Bob Dylan Picture
Archive 2005

BOOTLEG

Bob Dylan
Brixton Academy London
20th November 2005



2 CDR
unidentified label
Complete show

Bob Dylan
Brixton First Second Evening 2005

???

2 CD
Crystal Cat CC 789-90
Complete show

ARTWORK
Dustyoldfairgrounds.com 2005 
Bob Dylan CDR Artwork Guide

SETLIST

1. Rumble
(Instrumental song by Link Wray)
2. Drifter´s escape
3. Senor
(Tales of Yankee power)
4.  God knows
5. To Ramona
6. It´s alright, ma
(I´m only bleeding)
7. Queen Jane approximately
8. ´Til I fell in love with you
9. Stuck inside the Mobile with the
Memphis blues again
10. New morning
11. Highway 61 revisited
12. Man in the long black coat
13. Honest with me
14. Desolation row
15. Summer days
16. Don´t think twice,
it´s all right
 17. All along the watchtower


 

MUSICIANS

Bob Dylan 
  Harp,Piano, Gesang

Stu Kimball
Guitar

Denny Freeman
Guitar

Donnie Herron
  Violin, Mandolin
Pedal Steel, Banjo

Tony Garnier 
  Bass

George Recile
  Drums

SOME PICS

Bob Dylan Picture
Archive 2005

BOOTLEG

Bob Dylan
Fleed Festival London 2004



2 CD
Mainstream Mast 96/97
Complete show

ARTWORK
Dustyoldfairgrounds.com 2004  
Bob Dylan CDR Artwork Guide

SETLIST

1. Down Along The Cove
2. It's All Over Now, Baby Blue
3. Lonesome Day Blues
4. Maggie's Farm
5. Desolation Row
6. Seeing The Real You At Last
7. Positively 4th Street
8. Tweedle Dee & Tweedle Dum
9. High Water
 (For Charley Patton)
10. Highway 61 Revisited
11.Not Dark Yet
12. Honest With Me
13. Boots Of Spanish Leather
14. Summer Days
15. Like A Rolling Stone
 

MUSICIANS

Bob Dylan 
  Harp,
Piano, Vocals

Stu Kimball
Guitar

Larry Campbell
Guitar

Tony Garnier 
  Bass

George Recile
  Drums

Special Guest:
Ronnie Wood
Guitar on all songs

SOME PICS

Dylan Archive 
Gallery 2004

REVIEWS
Bob Links

Review by Neil Millar
The final three London shows, which were all at comparatively small venues, were a marked contrast. Although Dylan played his now usual 17-song set each night, he played a total of 36 different songs during the three shows (if I've counted correctly). Of course, set lists don't tell the whole story. These were also great performances. I know such things are highly subjective, but I thought Dylan and the Band were quite outstanding at these three shows. It would be hard to chose between them, but he seemed to get better each night. Dylan gave a virtuoso performance at Brixton and, at the risk of sounding corny, it was a privilege to be there. He may an old man, but at these final shows of his European tour Dylan was close to his best. I suppose this is why we keep buying the tickets!
(Bob Links)

HIGHLIGHTS
The Wicked Messenger
Love Sick
A Hard Rain's A-Gonna Fall

BOOTLEG

Bob Dylan
The London Tour 2003
Hammersmith Apollo 2003



2 CD
Crystal Cat Records 727-28
Complete show & Bonustracks

ARTWORK
dustyoldfairgrounds.com 2003 
Bob Dylan CDR Artwork Guide

SETLIST

1. The Wicked Messenger
2. Yea! Heavy And A Bottle Of Bread
3. Tweedle Dee & Tweedle Dum
4. Blind Willie McTell
5. Tangled Up In Blue
6. Million Miles
7. Boots Of Spanish Leather
8. Highway 61 Revisited
9. Love Sick
10. Jokerman
11. A Hard Rain's A-Gonna Fall
12. Honest With Me
13. The Lonesome Death
 Of Hattie Carroll
14. Summer Days
15. Cat's In The Well
16. Like A Rolling Stone
17. All Along The Watchtower

MUSICIANS

Bob Dylan 
 Guitar, Harp, Vocals

Larry Campbell 
 Electric-  and 
Acoustic Guitar, Vocals

Freddie Koella
  Pedal Steel Guitar
Electric-  and 
Acoustic Guitar, 
Slide Guitar, Dobro,
electric Mandoline

Tony Garnier 
 Bass

George Receli
 Drums 

REVIEWS
Bob Links

Review by Graham Cole
However, let me add a bit more. After last night's amazing setlist and the full experience at the Shepherds Bush Empire, I like many others, was wondering what Bob would do next. Would he revert to the Arena setlist or delve further into his treasure trove of songs with another glittering display of different songs for the crowd. He must have been aware that many in each night's audience have followed him around the country as best they could and might welcome a further change of songs, and the evidence of last night showed just how much they appreciated the astonishing range of songs he produced at that wonderfully intimate venue. In the event tonight was a mix of the arena-familiar and the wonderful surprises.
(Bob Links)

HIGHLIGHTS
Romance in Durango

BOOTLEG

Bob Dylan
The London Tour 2003
Hammersmith Apollo 2003



2 CD
Crystal Cat Records 725-26
Complete show & Bonustracks

ARTWORK
dustyoldfairgrounds.com 2003 
Bob Dylan CDR Artwork Guide

SETLIST

1. Drifter's Escape
2. You Ain't Goin' Nowhere
3. Cry A While
4. Girl Of The North Country
5. Romance In Durango
6. Dear Landlord
7. High Water
(For Charley Patton)
8. Tough Mama
9. Floater
(Too Much To Ask)
10. Million Miles
11. Jokerman
12. Honest With Me
13. The Lonesome Death 
Of Hattie Carroll
14. Summer Days
15. Cat's In The Well
16. Like A Rolling Stone
17. All Along The Watchtower

MUSICIANS

Bob Dylan 
 Guitar, Harp, Vocals

Larry Campbell 
 Electric-  and 
Acoustic Guitar, Vocals

Freddie Koella
  Pedal Steel Guitar
Electric-  and 
Acoustic Guitar,  Slide Guitar, Dobro , electric Mandoline

Tony Garnier 
 Bass

George Receli
 Drums 

REVIEWS
Bob Links

Review by Mark Sturgis
I think that this is a show where Dylan fans from around the world will look incredulously at the set list and check the date to ensure that it's not 1st April. But, as I said above, the set-list only tells part of the story. There were indeed some fantastic highlights. For me, it was Quinn The Eskimo, Down Along The Cove, Positively 4th Street, Dear Landlord and Jokerman. The performance of Dear Landlord, always one of my favourite Dylan songs, was worth the entrance fee alone. What was also fantastic to see was the response of the audience, particularly those close to me, who, when they recognised the intro's to songs like Jokerman and Dear landlord went absolutely nuts. Let's hope this enthusiasm got to Dylan and he'll do similarly diverse sets at the Hammersmith and Brixton.
(Bob Links)

HIGHLIGHTS
Quinn The Eskimo
Down Along The Cove Positively 4th Street
Dear Landlord
Jokerman.

BOOTLEG

Bob Dylan
Nights in London



3 CD
Mainstream MAST 086/87/88 
Complete Sheperd & Wembley Show

Bob Dylan
The London Tour 2003
Sheperds Bush Empire 2003



2 CD
Crystal Cat Records 723-24
Complete show & Bonustracks

ARTWORK
dustyoldfairgrounds.com 2003 
Bob Dylan CDR Artwork Guide

SETLIST

1. Cold Irons Bound
2. Quinn The Eskimo
3. Down Along The Cove
3. It Takes A Lot To Laugh,
It Takes A Train To Cry
4. Just Like Tom Thumb's Blues
5. Most Likely You Go Your Way
(And I'll Go Mine)
6. Million Miles
7. Tough Mama
8. Under The Red Sky
9. Positively 4th Street
10. Dear Landlord
11. Tombstone Blues
12. Jokerman
13. Silvio
14. Tweedle Dee & Tweedle Dum
15. Like A Rolling Stone
16. All Along The Watchtower

MUSICIANS

Bob Dylan 
 Guitar, Harp, Vocals

Larry Campbell 
 Electric-  and 
Acoustic Guitar, Vocals

Freddie Koella
  Pedal Steel Guitar
Electric-  and 
Acoustic Guitar,  Slide Guitar, Dobro , electric Mandoline

Tony Garnier 
 Bass

George Receli
 Drums 

REVIEWS
Bob Links

Review by Toby Richards - Carpenter
Though 'Desolation Row' was tremendous, if I could pick a single 'Bob Moment' of brilliance from the show, it wouldn't come from that song. Nor would it come from the rejuvenated, fired-up 'Like A Rolling Stone' to which we were treated as an encore. My vote would go to the final passage of 'Mr. Tambourine Man', a goose-bump sequence that only Bob Dylan is capable of crafting. It was the old 'triumph in adversity' trick again. This was a version that, for two thirds of its duration, was far from magical - curtailed phrasing and 'up-singing', allied to a flat-sounding band, killed the thrill felt from the opening chords. Into the final verse, however, Bob began to latch onto the words, until with the final refrain he found the answer: "In the jingle-jangle morning I'll come following yooouuuuuu…….." The last word was delivered straight down the middle of the high and low notes he'd veered between for the whole song - finally, he'd realised the purity and drama 'Mr. Tambourine Man' had lacked this evening. Then Bob grabbed a harmonica and cast his dancing spell - at this point, he could do no wrong.
(Bob Links)

HIGHLIGHTS
Cry A While

BOOTLEG

Bob Dylan
Nights in London



3 CD
Mainstream MAST 086/87/88 
Complete Sheperd & Wembley Show

Bob Dylan
The London Tour 2003
Sheperds Bush Empire 2003



2 CD
Crystal Cat Records 721-22
Complete show & Bonustracks

ARTWORK
dustyoldfairgrounds.com 2003 
Bob Dylan CDR Artwork Guide

SETLIST

1. Maggie's Farm
2. It's All Over Now, Baby Blue
3. Cry A While
4. Desolation Row
5. It's Alright, Ma
(I'm Only Bleeding)
6. Boots Of Spanish Leather
7. Tweedle Dee & Tweedle Dum
8. Mr.Tambourine Man
9. Things Have Changed
10. Highway 61 Revisited
11. Every Grain Of Sand
12. Honest With Me
13. The Lonesome Death
Of Hattie Carroll
14. Summer Days
15. Cat's In The Well
16. Like A Rolling Stone
17. All Along The Watchtower

MUSICIANS

Bob Dylan 
 Guitar, Harp, Vocals

Larry Campbell 
 Electric-  and 
Acoustic Guitar, Vocals

Freddie Koella
  Pedal Steel Guitar
Electric-  and 
Acoustic Guitar,  Slide Guitar, Dobro , electric Mandoline

Tony Garnier 
 Bass

George Receli
 Drums 

REVIEWS
Bob Links

Review by Eben Hensby
If You See Her, Say Hello - This was the big surprise of the night. I saw Larry pull out the fiddle and I started getting excited…what were we getting? My Back Pages? To Be Alone With You? If You See Her, Say Hello? And as it started up I let out a little shout of excitement…it was If You See Her, Say Hello! Some notes on which lyrics he used: he sung "sometimes do" and "through and through", and he sung "bone" and "alone". Then there were two lyric changes I caught: he sung "she still lives inside my mind" instead of "heart" and he also sung (I missed writing down the parts represented by "…") "…quick, / please don't mention her name to me … just makes me sick". This, along with You're A Big Girl Now from Birmingham, makes two Blood On The Tracks songs with lyric changes.
(Bob Links)

HIGHLIGHTS
If You See Her Say Hello
A Hard Rain's A-Gonna Fall
Forever Young

BOOTLEG

Bob Dylan
London Second 2002



2 CD
Crystal Cat Records 647 / 648
Complete show

ARTWORK
dustyoldfairgrounds.com 2002 
Bob Dylan CDR Artwork Guide

SETLIST

1. I Am The Man Thomas,  To Ramona
2. It's Alright Ma 
(I'm Only Bleeding)
3. If You See Her Say Hello
4. Stuck Inside Of Mobile
 With The Memphis Blues Again
5. Moonlight
6. Subterranean Homesick Blues
7. Cry A While 
8. Mama You Been On My Mind
9. A Hard Rain's A-Gonna Fall
10. Forever Young
11.  Summer Days
12. Sugar Baby
13.The Wicked Messenger
14. Rainy Day Women #12 & 35
15. Like A Rolling Stone
16. Honest With Me
17. Knockin' On Heaven's Door
18. All Along The Watchtower

MUSICIANS

Bob Dylan 
 Guitar, Harp, Vocals

Larry Campbell 
 Electric-  and 
Acoustic Guitar, Vocals

Charlie Sexton
  Pedal Steel Guitar
Electric-  and 
Acoustic Guitar,  Slide Guitar, Dobro , electric Mandoline

Tony Garnier 
 Bass

George Receli
 Drums 

SOME PICS

Bob Dylan Picture
Archive 2002

REVIEWS
Bob Links

Review by Richard Maynard
Another Saturday night, another Bob show, after last week's outing to Brighton. What a difference a week makes.Bob has only had one night off since then and it's starting to show. After a storming opener of 'I Am The Man, Thomas' we had one of the worst renditions of 'The Times They Are A Changin' I've heard for ages, as Bob struggled to find his voice and gabbled through the words.In fact it took Bob an hour to really find his voice, and much of the singing was indifferent compared to a week before. 'Visions Of Johanna', despite some lovely playing from the band, was almost unrecognisable to begin. That said, it was certainly a more interesting set than last week, less dependant on crowd-pleasers, and so there was a rare outing for the likes of 'Blind Willie McTell' and 'Solid Rock', and a nice 'Don't Think Twice, It's Alright'. It was a shorter set tonight, with fewer encores, but I think the old boy enjoyed himself, judging by the way he dropped down to one knee at the end. Now what was that all about...
(Bob Links)

HIGHLIGHTS
The Times They Are A-Changin'

BOOTLEG

Bob Dylan
London First 2002



2 CD
Crystal Cat Records 645 / 646
Complete show

ARTWORK
dustyoldfairgrounds.com 2002 
Bob Dylan CDR Artwork Guide

SETLIST

1. I Am The Man Thomas
2. The Times They Are A-Changin'
3. It's Alright Ma 
(I'm Only Bleeding)
4. It's All Over Now Baby Blue
5. Solid Rock
6. Floater
7. Subterranean Homesick Blues
8. Lonesome Day Blues
9. Mr. Tambourine Man
10. Visions Of Johanna
11. Don't Think Twice It's All Right
12. Blind Willie McTell
13. Summer Days
14. Cold Irons Bound
15. Leopard-Skin Pill-Box Hat
16. Like A Rolling Stone
17. Honest With Me
18. Blowin' In The Wind
19. All Along The Watchtower

MUSICIANS

Bob Dylan 
 Guitar, Harp, Vocals

Larry Campbell 
 Electric-  and 
Acoustic Guitar, Vocals

Charlie Sexton
  Pedal Steel Guitar
Electric-  and 
Acoustic Guitar,  Slide Guitar, Dobro , electric Mandoline

Tony Garnier 
 Bass

George Receli
 Drums 

SOME PICS

Bob Dylan Picture
Archive 2000

REVIEWS
Bob Links

Review by Richard Maynard
What I have always wanted to study was how Dylan changes his lyrics to suit his mood and outlook. It was his various treatments of "Twist of Fate", which originally inspired this interest. What changes in Dylan's outlook must have come about for him to change: "He woke up the room was bare, he didn't see her anywhere. He told himself he didn't care, pushed the window open wide", into: "He woke up and she was gone. He didn't see nothing but the dawn. Got out of bed and put his clothes back on, pushed back the blind."? (Budokan, 1978). I took my notebook with me to Wembley Arena on the evening of Friday, October 6, hoping to note some similar lyrical shifts, but there were hardly any to speak of: except, that is, for a gem on "Memphis Blues Again", when "He just smoked my eyelids" became "He just smoked my eyeballs" - Ow! But for the most part, Dylan does not have to change his lyrics: he still feels them in the same way as when he wrote them. In fact, he is true to a tradition which goes back further than his own songs.
(Bob Links)

HIGHLIGHTS
Song To Woody
Girl From The North Country
 Cold Irons Bound

BOOTLEG

Bob Dylan
Somebody Touched Me




Komplettes Konzert
DCD
Spielzeit
146 : 24 Minuten

Bonus tracks:
Regensburg 25. Mai 2000
Desolation Row (a) 
Delia (a) 
To Ramona (a) 
Country Pie 
Positively 4th Street 

ARTWORK
dustyoldfairgrounds.com 2000 
Bob Dylan CDR Artwork Guide

SETLIST

1. Duncan And Brady (A)
2. Song To Woody (A)
3. Desolation Row (A)
4. Girl From The North Country (A)
5. Tangled Up In Blue (A)
6. Searching For A Soldier's Grave (A)
7.  Country Pie
8. Blind Willie McTell
9. Stuck Inside Of Mobile
With The Memphis Blues Again
10. Standing In The Doorway
11. Cold Irons Bound
12. Leopard-Skin Pill-Box Hat
13. Things Have Changed
14. Like A Rolling Stone
15. If Dogs Run Free (A)
16. All Along The Watchtower
17. I Shall Be Released (A)
18. Highway 61 Revisited
19. Blowin' In The Wind (A)
 

MUSICIANS

Bob Dylan 
 Guitar, Harp, Vocals

Larry Campbell 
 Electric-  and 
Acoustic Guitar, Vocals

Charlie Sexton
  Pedal Steel Guitar
Electric-  and 
Acoustic Guitar,  Slide Guitar, Dobro , electric Mandoline

Tony Garnier 
 Bass

David Kemper
 Drums 

SOME PICS

Bob Dylan Picture
Archive 2000

REVIEWS
Bob Links

Review by Alessandro Cavazutti
Then comes the highlight of the night to me...Larry opens with some chords i cant recognize...they sound 'Twist of fate' style but i know it's not like that...what's this??? then Bob goes 'the air is getting hotter...' i cant believe this version of Trying to get to heaven. Swingy, jazzy..Bob underlining every single word, it's just unbelievable and breathtaking... and my mind is blown away...
(Bob Links)

HIGHLIGHTS
Tryin´to get to heaven
Standing in the dorway
Tombstone blues

BOOTLEG

Bob Dylan





Komplettes Konzert
DCD
Spielzeit
146 : 24 Minuten

Bonus tracks:
Regensburg 25. Mai 2000
Desolation Row (a) 
Delia (a) 
To Ramona (a) 
Country Pie 
Positively 4th Street 

ARTWORK
dustyoldfairgrounds.com 2000 
Bob Dylan CDR Artwork Guide

SETLIST

1. 1. Duncan & Brady (A)
2.  To Ramona (A)
3. It´s alright, Ma 
 (I´m only bleeding)  (A)
4. Fourth time around  (A)
5. Tangled up in blue (A)
6. Searching for a soldier´s grave (A)
7. Country  pie
8. Standing in the dorway
9. Tombstone blues
10. Tryin´to get to heaven
11. The wicked messenger
 (A Bob mit Harp)
12. Leopard - skin pill - box hat
13. Things have changed
14. Like a rolling stone
15. If dogs run free (A)
16. All along the watchtower 
17. I  shall be released (A)
18. Highway 61 reviseted
19. Blowin´ in the wind (A)
 

MUSICIANS

Bob Dylan 
 Guitar, Harp, Vocals

Larry Campbell 
 Electric-  and 
Acoustic Guitar, Vocals

Charlie Sexton
  Pedal Steel Guitar
Electric-  and 
Acoustic Guitar,  Slide Guitar, Dobro , electric Mandoline

Tony Garnier 
 Bass

David Kemper
 Drums 

SOME PICS

Bob Dylan Picture
Archive 2000