Bob Dylan in Pawtucket / Rhode Island, USA (All Shows)

REVIEWS
Bob Links

Review by Larry Fishman
Bob Dylan. Still as thin as microphone stand, white hat, black suit with sort of a shiny purply shirt and two glistening rings on both ring fingers. This was indeed "The Bob Dylan Show" as the ticket stub says. I've been to a few (okay more than a few) shows and never have I seen Bob take every single solo. That's every one. When he played guitar, he played guitar solos. When he played organ, he played organ solos. The band, tonight at least, was treated as the backing band. Garnier, Kimball and Freeman all lined up stage right, then Recile and Heron behind and just supported the boss, No-one stepping forward for a lead. Bob was certainly hoarse voiced throughout the night, but passionate, focused and jovial. This was also a night for rocking - while I usually pine for the ballads and slow songs, not tonight. This was a hard rocking, pedal to the medal, rock show.
(Bob Links )

HIGHLIGHTS
Cat´s in the well
Ain´t talkin´

BOOTLEG

Bob Dylan
The Real McCoy

Bob Dylan in Pawtucket 2009 - Bootlegcover

2 CDR
Unwanted Man Music Recording
Complete show

ARTWORK
Lewis & stewART CD Artwork 2009

SETLIST

01. Cat´s in the well
02. It ain´t me, babe
03. I´ll be your baby tonight
04. This wheel´s on fire
05. The levee´s gonna break
06. Masters of war
07.It´s alright, ma
(I´m only bleeding)
08. Po´boy
09. Highway 61 revisited
10. Ain´t talkin´
11. Summer days
12. Like a rolling stone
13. Jolene
14. All along the watchtower

MUSICIANS

Bob Dylan
Harp, Guitar
Vocals

Stu Kimball
Guitar

Denny Freeman
Guitar

Donnie Herron
Violine, Mandoline
Pedal Steel, Banjo

Tony Garnier
Bass, Stand up Bass

George Recile
Drums

SOME PICS

Bob Dylan Picture
Gallery 2009

REVIEWS
Bob Links

Review by T. M. Hawley
Next up was “Tweedle Dee and Tweedle Dum,” which for me highlighted the band ’s tightness. You don’t get a sound like that without long, rigorous rehearsals, and it was gratifying to hear that Dylan’s still working that hard for his audience. After that he brought the tempo down with “Just Like a Woman.” The way he phrases the song nowadays is a long way from Blonde on Blonde, but for a craggy-voiced, chin-saggy 65-year old, he can still bring it off with all the sincerity he ever could. Donnie Herron on pedal steel had some nice breaks in “Just Like a Woman.”
(Bob Links )

HIGHLIGHTS
Tweedle dee & tweedle dum
Highway 61 revisited

BOOTLEG

Bob Dylan
(Pawtucket)

???

2 CDR
Soomlos Recording
Complete show

ARTWORK
Lewis & stewART CD Artwork 2006
Bob Dylan CDR Artwork Guide 2006

SETLIST

1. Cat´s the well
2. You ain´t goin´nowhere
3. Tweedle dee & tweedle dum
4. Just like a woman
5. Just like Tom Thumb´s blues
6. Masters of war
7. Highway 61 revisited
8. Shelter of storm
9. I´ll be your baby tonight
10. Tangled up in blue
11. A hard rain´s a - gonna fal
12. Summer days
13. Like a rolling stone
14. All along the watchtower

MUSICIANS

Bob Dylan
Harp, Guitar
Piano, Vocals

Stu Kimball
Guitar

Denny Freeman
Guitar
Donnie Herron
Violine, Mandoline
Pedal Steel

Tony Garnier
Bass, Stand up Bass

George Recile
Drums

SOME PICS

Bob Dylan Picture
Archive 2006