REVIEWS
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Review by Armanda Burns
I was left clasping my chest and gazing at The Great One in complete adoration. His voice sounded better at this show than I have heard it in years (although in my opinion, it has never sounded bad). What a showman! I also must comment on his dress..he looked so fantastic as usual with his old fashioned cowboy attire..tonight he appeared to be sporting a blue ascot of sorts. He is such a cool character, that he makes no akward moves at any time whatsoever. Complete confidence. In the moments in between songs, I could have sworn I saw Bob motioning to his band mates to make a little noise here and there, to block out any annoying things or requests that came from the crowd. If this is true, I wouldn't blame him. So next was "It's Alright Ma"..a very rockin' rendition, too. "If You Ever Go to Houston" was so fantastic..you could not help swaying back and forth with the band and that wonderful song. Great! Up next was a spirited " Highway 61" Not a personal favorite, but the crowd seemed to enjoy. We got a smile from Bob during this. " Nettie Moore" was solid.. I think this is such a pretty song. Some sort of disturbance was happening in the crowd near me during this time. How rude of them to try to interrupt this, but Bob was busy being the greatest singer of all time, so he did not pay it any mind.  We then got a much appreciated " Summer Days " This is always fun,  Tony was really getting down! Bob even saluted the crowd a little with a nod of his tie, I wish it were meant for me! They encored with the predictable " Rolling Stone" this was an especially well played version. Next was " Jolene ", and then the show ended with " All Along The Watchtower" 
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HIGHLIGHTS
 The leveee´s gonna break
Po´boy
Forgetful heart