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Saarbruecker Zeitung

Review by Joachim Neumann
The venue filled extremely fast, the prime minister of the county was there and also Wolfgang Niedecken showed up. He´s a musician, quite famous in Germany, and he thinks he´s the biggest Bob fan, which we all know cannot be true, hehe. Lot´s of nice conversation while waiting, and then the lights dimmed and Santos announced Bob. Gotta Serve Somebody, well, I was waiting for that since Hannover, now Bob served it. The band very tight. A brilliant opener in my opinion. When Bob grabbed his guitar I figured out that we had a model change here. It wasn´t the Jazz-Gibson he used before, this time it was a semi-acoustic, smaller body with a "D" on the headstock, wonder which brand. He played some tricky chords while performing a romantic Lay,Lady,Lay. Levee never been a favorite of mine, but this night he blew me away with that, everybody starts to shake during the song. And I was swinging too. Every Garin Of Sand followed, man, what a true performance, Bob´s voice right in the meaning of the sun, I just realized it´s a sunday show. Tweedle is now as swinging and rolling like Summer days in the good old days, you must like it, there were other times you all know. But today it´s not boring anymore, it seems that Bob has invented it again, brandnew. Beyond The Horizon in this new, slow arrangement, quite a point of the show to calm down a bit and listen closely to Bob and the fine playing of the band. Honest With Me rocks you off again, the guitars on the left barking, not too many solos, but straight and hard rhythm playing by Denny and Stu. Guitar outlaws for me, there they are, and they can rock if they want to. Sugar Baby, a song most of the crowd likes, not me. Wonder why. Not my piece of cake, can´t get into the rhythm, but Bob´s voice again clear and shiny. Mobile woke me up again, they are not playing the usual intro anymore, Stu starts with nice chords on his acoustic Gibson, and then the song comes down the road very close to it´s original on Blonde on Blonde. I got my kicks from Po´Boy that night. What a nice slow arrangement, and Dylan delivered the lyrics the way they had to be. Wonderful
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HIGHLIGHTS
Lay, Lady,Lay
Every Grain Of Sand