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04. 10. 2002 06. 10. 2001 04. 06. 1995 03. 06. 1995 02. 06. 1995 21. 08. 1993 28. 04. 1992
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09. 02. 1974 09. 02. 1974 25. 03. 1966 01. 12. 1965 ??. 04. 1965

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05. OCTOBER 2009
Seattle / Washington - Wa Mu Theatre

REVIEWS
Bob Links

Review by Drew Kampion
The concert was splendid. Bob was strong from the first words of the evening: “Gonna change my way of thinking, Make myself a different set of rules.” Such a relief! Although the second number was “Lay Lady Lay,” a song I profoundly wish he would never perform again, since he’s a good quarter century past making the prospect sound appealing. If I were doing a Dylan standup routine, this would be a big part of my shtick.

Fortunately, “Beyond Here Lies Nothing” quickly brought things right again. Bob’s new material is growing into a body of work that is truly redefining our sense of Dylan the artist. There’s a whole universe in the last four albums of original work, as definitively unique as that great ’60s period of unequaled poetic creation. The new stuff lacks the abstract mythology of those more nascent works, but it fully occupies the present Gestalt (or whatever you want to call it) in that same way. There’s a great convergence of word and sound and image that seems to conjure an atmosphere at once literary and abstract and painfully present. He’s like a teacher of aikido in a nuclear age.
Bob Links

HIGHLIGHTS
Honest With Me
Forgetful Heart

BOOTLEG

Bob Dylan
WaMu Theatre, Seattle, Washington
5 October 2009

Bob Dylan in Seattle 05.10.2009 - Bootlegcover

2 CDR
Spot Recording
Complete show

ARTWORK
Lewis & stewART CD Artwork 2009

SETLIST

1. Gonna Change My Way
Of Thinking
2. Lay Lady Lay
(Bob on guitar)
3. Beyond Here Lies Nothin'
(Bob center stage on harp)
4. Spirit On The Water
5. Honest With Me
(Bob center stage on harp)
6. I Don't Believe You
(She Acts Like We Never Have Met)
(Bob on guitar)
7. My Wife´s Hometown
(Bob on guitar)
8. Stuck Inside Of Mobile
With The Memphis Blues Again
9. Forgetful Heart
(Bob center stage on harp)
10. If You Ever Go To Houston
11. Highway 61 Revisited
12. I Feel A Change Comin' On
13. Thunder On The Mountain
14. Ballad Of A Thin Man
(Bob center stage on harp)
15. Like A Rolling Stone
16. Jolene
17. All Along The Watchtower

MUSICIANS

Bob Dylan
Harp, Guitar
Vocals

Stu Kimball
Guitar

Charlie Sexton
Lead Guitar

Donnie Herron
Violine, Mandoline
Pedal Steel, Banjo

Tony Garnier
Bass, Stand up Bass

George Recile
Drums

SOME PICS

Bob Dylan Picture
Gallery 2009

04. OCTOBER 2009
Seattle / Washington - The Moore Theatre

REVIEWS
Bob Links

Review by Tim Whittone
Unquestionably, a wild looking Charlie Sexton added some panache and energy to both shows and at the Moore, he played some solos from the floor of the stage. Bob seemed delighted to have him and the two would play to one another in an intensive dance - Bob looking mostly inscrutable but intent on his guitarist and Charlie looking focused and energized, eager not to disappoint boss or audience. The remainder of the band was much as usual - tight, rehearsed, competent but largely lacking the stand out flair that Sexton brought to the shows. In introducing the band, Dylan finally recognized Tony Garnier as someone who has been around a long time. Where once Garnier was introduced as the man who was playing bass 'tonight' as if he had just dropped by, now he gets introduced as the guy playing bass 'as usual'. Tony has been playing with Bob since the Den Haag show of 1989 - a staggering 20 years now and age appears to be finally catching up on him. Interestingly, both he and Bob appeared to be displaying almost identical and somewhat expensive looking diamond and silver wedding rings! Anyone know anything on Bob's status here - can there have been a third marriage no one has known about?

If I had to make one suggestion, I would say that I wish that the band had more subtlety in their artistry. They throw every instrument into every song and more slowed down arrangements I think would help Bob's voice a lot because one of the two questions I always would love to be able to ask him is 'how do you stand it night after night throwing so much of your voice into each song?' The other question would be - 'Do you take away many memories of the towns and cities you visit?' For example, 'Did anything strike you about Seattle at this time?'
Bob Links

HIGHLIGHTS
Gonna Change My Way
Of Thinking
Ballad Of A Thin Man

BOOTLEG

Bob Dylan
The Moore Theatre, Seattle, Washington
4 October 2009

Bob Dylan in Seattle 04.10.2009 - Bootlegcover

2 CDR
Spot Recording
Complete show

ARTWORK
Lewis & stewART CD Artwork 2009

SOME PICS

Bob Dylan Picture
Gallery 2009

13. OCTOBER 2006
Seattle - Key Arena

REVIEWS
Expectingrain
Seattle Times
Bob Links

Review by Patrick MacDonald
He played three of the best songs from "Modern Times," the wise, questioning and spiritual "When the Deal Goes Down," "Workingman's Blues #2," about money, war and worries, and the mysterious "Thunder on the Mountain," which somehow captures modern life, name-checking singer Alicia Keys and creating a word-picture of hectic city living.
(Seattle Times)

Review by Tim Whittome
Thunder on the Mountain was a pale shadow of its recorded cousin and When the Deal Goes Down and Workingman's Blues were not much better. Their placing so deep in the set, at positions 8 and 12 suggests that Bob either hasn't rehearsed the new material, he is uncertain about it, or, worse, doesn't like it. I can't believe he is still using Summer Days and the same old encores. A performer of his stature and longevity knows well by now how to place new material in the set - think back to 2001 when Love and Theft songs punched their way into the set list, or the late 1997 shows when Time out of Mind got promoted with an urgency sadly lacking with Modern Times.
(Bo Links)

HIGHLIGHTS
When the deals go on
Workingman´s blues #2
Thunder on the mountain

BOOTLEG

Bob Dylan
Seattle
October 13, 2006

Bob Dylan in Seattle 2006 - Bootlegcover

2 CDR
unidentified label
Complete show

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

SETLIST

1. Maggie´s farm
2. She belongs to me
3. Lonesome day blues
4. Positively 4th street
5. It´s alright, ma
(I´m only bleeding)
6. Just like a woman
7. Highway 61 revisited
8. When the deals go on
9. Tangled up in blue
9. Workingman´s blues
10. A hard rain´s a - gonna fall
11. Watching the river fall
12. Workingman´s blues #2
13. Summer days
14. Thunder on the mountain
(First live)
15. Like a rolling stone
16. All along the watchtower

MUSICIANS

Bob Dylan
Guitar, Harp, 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

16. JULY 2005
Seattle - Amazon.com 10th Anniversary Event - Benaroya Hall

REVIEWS
Bob Links

Review by Howard Weiner
I think Bob’s performances are more inspired at indoor venues. Bob’s at home when he has the red curtains and night sky background. I’ve had enough of these Willie Nelson Minor League Ballpark Tours. Bob’s not as focused when he’s playing for the locals and the crowd is not as attentive. You got people shuffling in and out all night and families bringing their young kids in for free. This is not suitable material for family viewing. Bob’s at his best when he knows he has his fans focused on him like he did tonight via the internet or when he’s playing a small venue in New York, Boston, or Los Angeles.
(Bob Links)

HIGHLIGHTS
Blind Willie McTell

BOOTLEG

Bob Dylan
3/7/2005 Seattle, Washington

Bob Dylan in Seattle 16. 07. 2005 - Bootlegcover

2 CDR
unidentified label
Complete show

ARTWORK
Bob Dylan CDR Artwork Guide 2005

SETLIST

1. Maggie´s farm
2. Tell me that it isn´t true
3.I´ll be your baby tonight
4. Lay lady lay
5. Most likely you go your way
(And I´ll go mine)
6. Blind Willie McTell
7. Watching the river flow
8. Ballad of a thin man
9. I shall be released
(Mit Norah Jones)

MUSICIANS

Bob Dylan
Piano, Harp, Vocals

Stu Kimball
Lead Guitar

Denny Freeman
Guitar

Donnie Herron
Violin, Mandolin, Pedal Steel

Elana Fremerman
Violin

Tony Garnier
Bass

George Recile
Drums

SOME PICS

Bob Dylan Picture
Archive 2005

9. MARCH 2005
Seattle - Paramount Theater

REVIEWS
Bob Links

Review by William Feinberg
Tune highlights were: a great version of Hollis Brown – especially the ending.
sing me back home (a Haggard tune that he sang all 3 nights) and despite my
usual take or leave attitude about Watchtower, it was pretty good (I usually
prefer the acoustic version), most likely you go your way . . . and it’s alright, ma
– which he really “reptillianened” out. The show was about 1¼ to 1½ hours.
Overall, a pretty good show in an awesome venue with a fantastic line-up + my
buddy got us 11th row on the floor which weren’t too bad.
(Bob Links)

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HIGHLIGHTS
Just like a woman
Ballad of Hollis Brown
All along the watchtower
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BOOTLEG

Bob Dylan
9th March 2005 Seattle

Bob dylan in Seattle 9. 3. 2005 - Bootlegcover

2 CDR
unidentified label
Complete show

ARTWORK
Bob Dylan CDR Artwork Guide 2005

SETLIST

1. To be alone with you
2. I´ll be your baby tonight
3. Tweedle dee & tweedle dum
4. Just like a woman
5. It´s alright, ma
(I´m only bleeding)
6. Floater
(Too much to ask)
7. Highway 61 revisited
8. Make you feel my love
9. Most likely you go your way
(And Í´ll gomine)
10. Honest with me
11. Ballad of Hollis Brown (A)
12. Summer days
13. Sing me back home
(Song von Merle Haggard)
14. All along the watchtower

SOME PICS

Bob Dylan Picture
Archive 2005

8. MARCH 2005
Seattle - Paramount Theater

REVIEWS
Bob Links

Review by Russell Kelly
I've seen enough shows over the last 15 years to know that Tuesday was a
working rehearsal for Bob and band. We all love the fact that he mixes up the
setlists from night to night, but with three new band members it amounts to trial
by fire. This was a mediocre performance by Bob.

Review by Greg Shipman
In response to Russell Kelly's review of 3/8/05.First of all he's entitled to his
opinion as I am mine.I didn't feel that it was a mediocre Bob performance. Bob
rocked the entire night.The song list was forgettable???Out of the 3 nights that I
attended I felt that 3/8's song list was the strongest.Russell mentioned Baby Blue
and This Wheel's On Fire which were outstanding,but High Water,Highway 61
and Summer Days were also rocking highlights.Forever Young,You Ain't Goin'
Nowhere and Masters of War were all welcomed additions from this
(forgettable?) song list.
(Bob Links)

HIGHLIGHTS
It´s all over now,
Baby Blue
This wheel´s on fire
Masters of war

BOOTLEG

Bob Dylan
8th March 2005
Seattle

Bob Dylan in Seattle 08. 03. 2005 - Bootlegcover

2 CDR
unidentified label
Complete show

ARTWORK
Bob Dylan CDR Artwork Guide 2005

SETLIST

1. Drifter´s escape
2. You ain´t goin´nowhere
3. Tweedle dee & tweedle dum
4. High water
(For Charly Patton)
5. Highway 61 revisited
6. It´s all over now, Baby Blue
7. Down along the cove
8. This wheel´s on fire
9. Masters of war
10. Forever young
11. Summer days
12. Sing me back home
(Song von Merle Haggard)
13. Rainy day women
#12 & 35
14. Like a rolling stone

SOME PICS

Bob Dylan Picture
Archive 2005

7. MARCH 2005
Seattle - Paramount Theater

REVIEWS
The Seattle Times
Seattle Post
Herald Net
Boblinks
Seattle Weekly

Review by Stasia K.
This was my 30th time seeing him, and it's worth it every time. Three songs that
I'd never heard live before (Man in me, Queen Jane, Sugar Baby), with Queen Jane
as the highlight of the night - from the first words I was in awe.

Review by Dennis Lind
.He slowed down many of his more recent songs...like Moonlight and Sugar Baby...giving them a "nightclub act" effect. Did not rock quite as much as some concerts...though Honest With Me and Watch Tower really got going., My highlight was a simply beautiful Tambourine Man...song very slow and with very little back up...putting heart felt emotion into every word.

HIGHLIGHTS
The man in me
It´s alright, ma
Queen Jane approximately
Mr. Tambourine Man

BOOTLEG

Bob Dylan
3/7/2005 Seattle, Washington

Bob Dylan in Seattle 07. 03. 2005 - Bootlegcover

2 CDR
unidentified label
Complete show

ARTWORK
Bob Dylan CDR Artwork Guide 2005

SETLIST

1. Drifter´s escape
2. The man in me
3. Stuck inside the mobile
with the Memphis Blues again
4. Moonlight
5. It´s alright, ma
(I´m only bleeding)
6. I don´t believe you
(She acts like we never
have met)
7. Queen Jane approximately
8. Cat´s in the well
9. Sugar baby
10. Watching the river flow
11. Mr. Tambourine Man (A)
12. Honest with me
13. Like a rolling stone
14. All along the watchtower
15. Sing me back home
(Song von Merle Haggard)

SOME PICS

Bob Dylan Picture
Archive 2005

4. OCTOBER 2002
Seattle - Paramount Theater

REVIEWS
Boblinks

Review by Dennis Lind
The "recognizable highlights"...a great Lay Lady, Lay; a very moving Don't Think Twice, It's all RIIIIGHT. Romantic Love Minus Zero...No limit (my wifes' all time favorite). Highwater was not reconizable until the "12th Street and Vine" line...but a great version. Brown Sugar another total surprise...but of course very appropriate and well received with the Stones touring here soon. I never seem to recognize 'Soldiers Grave"...and how did I not recognize "To Ramona"... until seeing the set list? Closing the regular set, Summer Days was simply outstanding...probably my highlight. Tremendous energy, with guitar riffs that made you want to stomp and shout.
(Bob Links)

Review by Mitch Rath
During Accidentally Like A Martyr there was a moment where Bob sang (I think) "never thought I'd be so lonely... time out of mind", and there seemed to me to be particularly strong emphasis....or perhaps I just imagined that.
(Bob Links)

HIGHLIGHTS
I´ll be your baby tonight
Brown sugar
Summer days
High water

BOOTLEG

Bob Dylan
The never ending surprise

DCD
Komplettes Konzert
no label

ARTWORK
dustyoldfairgrounds.com
Bob Dylan CDR Artwork Guide

SETLIST

1. Solid Rock
(A Bob on piano)
2. Lay, lady, lay
(A Bob on piano & harp)
3. Tombstone blues
(Bob on piano)
4. Accidentally like a matyr
(Bob on piano)
5. I´ll be your baby tonight
(Bob on piano & harp)
6. Brown sugar
7. Don´t think twice, it´s all right (A)
8. It´s alright, ma
(I´m only bleeding)
(A Bob on piano)
9. Love minus zero / No limits
(A Bob on piano)
10. Boom boom Mancini
11. Searching for a soldier´s grave (A)
12. Mr. Tambourine Man (A)
13. Honest with me
(Bob on piano)
14. To Ramona (A)
15. High water
(For Charly Patton)
(Bob on piano)
16. Mutineer
(Bob on piano)
17. Floater
(Too much to ask)
(Bob am Piano)
18. Summer days
(Bob on piano)
19. Like a rolling stone
(Bob on piano)
20. Knockin´on heaven´s door
(Bob on piano)
21. All along the watchtower
(Bob on piano)

MUSIKER

Bob Dylan
Gitarre, Harmonika,
Piano, Gesang

Charlie Sexton
Pedal Steel Gitarre
Electric - und Akustikgitarre,
Slide Gitarre, Dobro ,
elektrische Mandoline

Augie Meyers
Vox Orgel,
B3, Akkordeon

Tony Garnier
Bass, Stand up Bass

Larry Campbell
Elektrische und
Slide Gitarre,Zitter,
Pedal Steel Gitarre,

David Kemper
Schlagzeug

SOME PICS

6. OCTOBER 2001
Seattle - Paramount Theater

REVIEWS
Boblinks

Review by Gurl Randolph
And then the evening's Piece de Resistance: "A Hard Rain's Gonna Fall." Everyone all around seems transfixed by this song and its delivery. In fact, Dylan and his band completely becalm the sea of bobbing heads at their feet. The audience stands rapt, straining to hear lines like "I saw guns and sharp swords in the hands of young children . . . I met a young girl who gave me a rainbow. . . And I'll tell it and think it and speak it and breathe it, And reflect it from the mountain so all souls can see it. . ." Caught up in the spinal tingle of the moment, many join in on the chorus. "Hard Rain" reigns as the evening's anthem. When it ends, shouts of "Bravo!" intersperse the lengthy applause and appreciative whistles.

HIGHLIGHTS
Tweedle dee & tweedle dum
Tonight I ´ll be staying here with you
Moonlight
A hard rain`s a - gonna fall
Sugar baby

BOOTLEG

Bob Dylan
Tweedle dee, tweedle dum,
What´s going on in
Washington ???

DCD
Komplettes Konzert
no label

ARTWORK
dustyoldfairgrounds.com
Bob Dylan CDR Artwork Guide

SETLIST

1. Wait for the light to shine (A)
2. To Ramona (A)
3. It ´s alright , ma
(I´m only Bleeding) (A)
4. Searching for a soldier ´s grave (A)
5. Tweedle dee & tweedle dum
6. Tonight I ´ll be staying
here with you
7. Stuck inside of Mobile with the
Memphis Blues again
8. Moonlight
( Bob mit Harp)
9. Masters of war (A)
10. One too many mornings
( Bob mit Harp)
11. A hard rain`s a - gonna fall (A)
12. Country pie
13. Sugar baby
14. The wicked messenger
(Bob mit Harp)
15. To be alone with you
16. Love sick
17. Like a rolling stone
18. Forever young (A)
19. Honest with me
20. Blowin´ in the wind (A)

SOME PICS

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4. JUNE 1995
Seattle - Paramount Theatre

BOOTLEG

Bob Dylan
Seattle, Washington
June 4, 1995

Bob Dylan in Seattle - Bootlegcover

DCD
Komlpettes Konzert
no label

ARTWORK
dustyoldfairgrounds.com 1995
Bob Dylan CDR Artwork Guide 1995

SETLIST

1. Crash On The Levee
(Down In The Flood)
2. If You See Her, Say Hello
3. All Along The Watchtower
4. I Don't Believe You
5. Shooting Star
6. Silvio
7. Mr. Tambourine Man (A)
8. Boots Of Spanish
Leather (A)
9. Don't Think Twice,
It's All Right (A)
10.Stuck Inside Of Mobile
With The Memphis Blues Again
11. I Believe In You
12. Obviously Five Believers
13. Cat's In The Well
14. My Back Pages (A)
15. I Shall Be Released

MUSIKER

Bob Dylan
Guitar, Harp
Vocals

John Jackson
Guitar

Tony Garnier
Bass, Stand up Bass

Bucky Baxter
Pedal Steel Guitar
Slide Guitar

Winston Watson
Drums

REVIEWS

???

3. JUNE 1995
Seattle - Paramount Theatre

BOOTLEG

Bob Dylan
Seattle, Washington
June 3, 1995

Bob Dylan in Seattle 03. 06. 1995 - Bootlegcover

DCD
Complete show
no label

ARTWORK
dustyoldfairgrounds.com 1995
Bob Dylan CDR Artwork Guide 1995

SETLIST

1. Crash On The Levee
(Down In The Flood)
3. If Not For You
4. All Along The Watchtower
5. Simple Twist Of Fate
6. Silvio
7. It Takes A Lot To Laugh,
It Takes A Train To Cry
8. Mr. Tambourine Man (A)
9. Gates Of Eden (A)
10. It's All Over Now,
Baby Blue (A)
11. Seeing The Real You At Last
12. Never Gonna Be The Same Again
13. Ballad Of A Thin Man
14. Like A Rolling Stone
15. The Times They Are
A-Changin' (A)
16. Rainy Day Women
# 12 & 35

MUSIKER

Bob Dylan
Guitar, Harp
Vocals

John Jackson
Guitar

Tony Garnier
Bass, Stand up Bass

Bucky Baxter
Pedal Steel Guitar
Slide Guitar

Winston Watson
Drums

REVIEWS

???

2. JUNE 1995
Seattle - Paramount Theatre

BOOTLEG

Bob Dylan
Seattle, Washington
June 2, 1995

Bob Dylan in Seattle - Bootlegcover

2 CDR
Complete show
no label

ARTWORK
dustyoldfairgrounds.com 1995
Bob Dylan CDR Artwork Guide 1995

SETLIST

1. Crash On The Levee
(Down In The Flood)
2. I want you
3. All Along The Watchtower
4. Just like a woman
5. Just like To thumb´s blues
6. Silvio
7. Mr. Tambourine Man
8. Masters of war
9. Love minus zero / No limit
(acoustic w band)
10. God knows
11. I´ll remember you
12. Obviously five believers
13. Highway 61 revisted
14. It Ain't Me, Babe
(acoustic w band)
15. Knockin' On Heaven's Door

MUSIKER

Bob Dylan
Guitar, Harp
Vocals

John Jackson
Guitar

Tony Garnier
Bass, Stand up Bass

Bucky Baxter
Pedal Steel Guitar
Slide Guitar

Winston Watson
Drums

REVIEWS

Externer Link
Boblinks

21. AUGUST 1993
Seattle - Memorial Stadium

BOOTLEG

Bob Dylan
Seattle, Washington
June 2, 1995

2 CDR
Complete show
no label

ARTWORK
dustyoldfairgrounds.com 1995
Bob Dylan CDR Artwork Guide 1995

SETLIST

1. Hard Times
(acoustic w band)
2. Stuck Inside Of Mobile
With The Memphis Blues Again
3. All Along The Watchtower
4. Just Like A Woman
5. Emotionally Yours
6. Watching The River Flow
7. Little Moses
(acoustic w band)
8. Gates Of Eden
(acoustic w band)
9. Don't Think Twice, It's All Right
(acoustic w band)
10. God Knows
11. Maggie's Farm
12. Ballad Of A Thin Man
13. It Ain't Me, Babe
(acoustic w band)

MUSIKER

Bob Dylan
Guitar, Harp
Vocals

John Jackson
Guitar

Tony Garnier
Bass, Stand up Bass

Bucky Baxter
Pedal Steel Guitar
Slide Guitar

Winston Watson
Drums

REVIEWS

Externer Link
Boblinks