Review provided by Daniela Barbosa and Dylan Orlando show started at precisely 9:44pm with a speedy roving gambler. the up tempo gambler led to a moderately paced tambourine man. no one cheered for roving gambler they simply had no idea what it was, but tambourine man got a huge cheer and even a few people tested their english and sang along briefly he muffed a few lines of tambourine man and during the guitar solo bob and larry looked at each other to take the solo but neither really did then a solid masters of war that got tentative applause. here is the million dollar question- was it that they don't like it or was it that they don't know it? next a very nice north country- dare i say perfect? tangled. then it happened it wasn't visions or gates of eden but he played tryin to get to heaven- i had resigned this to the list of songs i'll never here i was more than glad to cross it off that list. he hit a funky chord during the first minor chord "you broke a heart that loved you..." but after that it was perfect- slower than the album and bucky was clear as a bell with the pedal steel moanin' in the background. next bob said "thanks everybody, we're gonna take a short break" and they walked off for 15 minutes maggies was a little sloppy lyrically but as always tight musically lay lady was real good just all around solid blind wilie would have been perfect but he skipped the woman by the river verse, otherwise a stunner. and by the way he said "i can tell ya one thing nobody can sing..." just like a woman may have been the best electric song of the night and believe me it takes a lot for me to say that. the way he phrased ect.. was breathing new life into a tune i'd heard him mumble his way through too many times. he did the harp over two istrumental breaks the first was lame the second he really picked it up. can't wait did it's thing just fine rolling stone was another standard that was really done superb( i can't believe i'm saying that about that song) the crowd, as expected, knew and loved anything on greatest hits album and sat quiet and curious on more obscure numbers lovesick had a ripping solo by larry another highlight of the evening leopard skin was eh blowin was all right but not as good as last tour-the crowd clapped along quite to my dismay. hwy was a barn burner but no different than usual.show ended 11:28 in total it was better than the setlist lets on-quite good two notes : the cue sheet had two different setlists on it(one that began electric and one that began acoustic) and the crowd stood and rushed the stage from can't wait on(but no one got on the stage)-dylan
Return to Current Tour Guide page
Return to Bob Links
Go to the Set Lists (by city) page (1995 & 1996)
Go to the Set Lists (by date) page 1996 Tour ,
1995 Tour,
Pre 1995 Tours
Go to the Cue Sheet page