Bob Dylan
10870 Recreation Hall
Pennsylvania State University
State College, Pennsylvania
14 January 1990
CD 1
1. Lonesome Whistle Blues (Hank Williams-Jimmy Davies)
2. Political World
3. One More Cup Of Coffee (Valley Below)
4. What Was It You Wanted
5. Where Teardrops Fall
6. You Angel You
7. Ballad Of A Thin Man
8. Tight Connection To My Heart (Has Anybody Seen My Love)
9. Highway 61 Revisited
10. Gotta Serve Somebody
11. Across The Borderline (Ry Cooder/John Hiatt/Jim Dickinson)
CD 2
12. Pretty Peggy-O (trad. arr. Bob Dylan)
13. All Along The Watchtower
14. I’ve Been All Around This World (trad.)
15. Wiggle Wiggle
16. Everything Is Broken
17. Man In The Long Black Coat
18. In The Garden
19. Lenny Bruce
20. Like A Rolling Stone
21. Knockin’ On Heaven’s Door
Concert # 172 of The Never-Ending Tour. Second concert of the 1990 Fastbreak Tour. 1990 concert # 2.
Concert # 94 with the second Never-Ending Tour band: Bob Dylan (vocal & guitar), G. E. Smith (guitar), Tony Garnier
(bass), Christopher Parker (drums).
14, 17, 19-21 Bob Dylan harmonica.
9 G.E. Smith (electric slide guitar).
Notes.
Before playing Wiggle Wiggle. Dylan refers to it as a new song.
Live debut of You Angel You., apparently done as a request.
Reference. Rec Hall, Penn State , article by Peter Labella, Look Back #25 (Summer 1990), page 23.
4 new songs (19%) compared to previous concert. 4 new songs for this tour.
themidnightcafe.org 
One of the essential N.E.T. shows and decent recording too
I was a student usher for the University Concert Committee at this show. After the concert, a tape collector friend informed me that there had been a taper in my section, just behind me. That made me happy. Thanks for sharing.
Wow, what a setlist! Thanks for this, Mat.
Thanks Mat.
A true classic, many of these songs (and arrangements) were given a final try-out before their showcasing in the epic Paris Hammersmith run
Oh and before the half a million or whatever souls at Rio. Here in cold damp London town we still like to believe it was all for our final run of theatre shows. It certainly seemed that way at the time!