Bob Dylan
Rolling Thunder Revue – Live 1975 Companion
Label: Red Devil – RD054-1 – RD056-1
Disk 1
Bob Dylan:
When I Paint My Masterpiece – 12/04/75
The Times They Are A-Changin’ – 12/08/75
Wild Mountain Thyme – 12/02/75
Dark as a Dungeon – 12/04/75
Never Let Me Go – 12/04/75
I Don’t Believe You – 10/31/75
With God On Our Side – 11/04/75, Afternoon Show
It’s Alright Ma (I’m Only Bleeding) – 11/04/75, Evening Show
Fourth Time Around – 11/26/75
I Dreamed I Saw St. Augustine – 11/04/75, Evening Show
This Land Is Your Land – 11/21/75, Evening Show
The Lonesome Death of Hattie Carroll – 10/42/75
Featuring – Joan Baez
Notes
“This is a compilation of every song that Dylan played on the 1975 fall tour not included on the official release. Also included is the one time duet with Joan Baez on ‘The Lonesome Death Of Hattie Carroll’.”
Disk 2
Ramblin’ Jack Elliott
Friend Named Ramblin’ Jack
Me and Bobby McGee
South Coast
Muleskinner Blues
San Francisco Blues
Grand Coulee Dam
912 Greens
Pretty Boy Floyd
Friend of the Devil
Talkin’ Fishin’
Salt Pork
Rake and Ramblin’ Boy
This Land Is Your Land
Notes
This CD is released in the name Bob Dylan, although all recordings are by Ramblin Jack Elliott from the Dylan-led Rolling Thunder Revue tour of ’75.
Disk 3
Joan Baez
Diamonds and Rust
Swing Low, Sweet Chariot
Joe Hill
Prison Trilogy
Love Song to a Stranger
Love Song to a Stranger, Pt 2
All My Trials
Pastures of Plenty
Suzanne
What a Wonderful World
Oh, Happy Day
Do Right Woman
John Riley
Jesse
Help Me Make It Through the Night
Long Black Veil
Please Come to Boston
The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down
Notes
This CD is released in the name Bob Dylan, although all recordings are by Joan Baez from the Dylan-led Rolling Thunder Revue tour of ’75.
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Cool set. Thanks, Mat.
Thanks!
I;ve picked up a few things with this or similar ritles over the years. Pretty sure one of them was disk 1 here.
This is well worth it for the Ramblin’ Jack methinks
Of course I Iove Joan’s stuff, but there is considerably more of that about
They used to say Ramblin’ Jack sounded more like Woody Guthrie than Woody did himself! Great picker and singer in any case, I’m sure he was on the tour at Bob’s insistence
Comments taken from a repost of this show which has now been deleted.
JIMMY W
October 4, 2016 at 7:39 pm Edit
RIP Jerry Moore. I did not authorize the online sharing for the record.
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MAT BREWSTER
October 4, 2016 at 7:46 pm Edit
I apologize. You are Jimmy Warburton I assume? Are you asking me to take this show down? Why would you not want it shared?
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BRUCE M’
October 4, 2016 at 8:27 pm Edit
Thanks Mat….and Jimmy W, What a superb sounding superb show!
THANK YOU FOR SHARING!!
Be Blessed!
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BRUCE M’
October 4, 2016 at 8:38 pm Edit
Man, I’ve just got to say once again thanks so much… this is absolutely devastatingly beautiful.
Sarah, is one of the best ever.. this is the best version of this ever.
TY!!
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DYLANDAVE
October 4, 2016 at 10:58 pm Edit
For the record this has been on-line shared previously. I’ve had my copy for ages.
Presumably, if somebody has made some kind of promise not to share a traded copy, then it is only current for the duration of their life. R.I.P. Jerry Moore, though I did not know you, your generously shared recordings are a wonderful legacy for true music lovers everywhere.