Bob Dylan
Stockholm, Sweden
Globe Arena
28 May 1989
CD1
01. The Times They Are A-Changin’
02. Hey La La (Hey La La)
03. All Along the Watchtower
04. Simple Twist of Fate
05. Ballad Of A Thin Man
06. Highway 61 Revisited
07. Mr. Tambourine Man
08. It Ain’t Me, Babe
09. Eileen Aroon
10. Knockin’ On Heaven’s Door
CD2
01. Silvio
02. When Did You Leave Heaven?
03. Like A Rolling Stone
04. Boots of Spanish Leather
05. Maggie’s Farm
Concert # 73 of The Never-Ending Tour. Second concert of the 1989 Tour Of Europe.
Concert # 73 with the first Never-Ending Tour Band: Bob Dylan (vocal & guitar), G. E. Smith (guitar), Kenny Aaronson (bass), Christopher Parker (drums).
First show during Never Ending Tour not to start with Subterranean Homesick Blues!
First of three performances of Hey La La (Hey La La) .
First performance of When Did You Leave Heaven?
Source 1:
LB-7218
(72min), Taper: Legendary Taper: D, Lineage: Sennheiser MKE 2002 >Sony WM 6 (Maxell XLIIS) >DAT 48kHz >, Hard Drive >ssrc 44.1kHz >wave convert to >flac (dbpoweramp Music Converter) >md5summer; bittorrent download 02/09; same recording as LB-2389 based on same clapping wavs at end of d1t7; in comparison this has a fuller warmer sound; excellent sound [A-]
Source 2:
LB-2389
SOURCE : AUD recording of unknown generation
LINEAGE : CDR>EAC>WAV>MKW>SHN
NOTES : very good+ sound; brief squeek at open of t1, edit between t9-10
Excerpt from “Performing Artist, 1986*1990 & beyond” by Paul Williams, p. 215
In the summer 1989 Telegraph, John Bauldie quotes his friend Felix Canares, who said
he had “a strange feeling all through the Stockholm show [the second 1989 concert],
like anything could happen. I was really worried that he wouldn’t survive the show
in a way – that he’d do something really bizarre. He seemed to be so confused,
started this really bad version of “Times Are A-Changing'”, and his harmonica playing
was terrible, really embarrasing. He mixed up everything, started several songs in
the wrong places…His singing was very low, rough voice, he wasn’t even singing into
the mike…He was really drunk, or influenced by drugs.”