Bob Dylan
Mngersdorfer Stadion
Cologne, West Germany
June 16, 1984

I no longer have this show. If you have a copy and would like to share it, please let me know.

Source: Unknown audience recording > “Low generation audio discs > (Feurio) wav > (flacfront end) flac.” Taped by GS (according to source).

LB-2968

CD 1:
01. Highway 61 Revisited
02. Jokerman
03. All Along The Watchtower
04. Just Like A Woman
05. Maggie’s Farm
06. I And I
07. License To Kill
08. A Hard Rain’s A-Gonna Fall (acoustic)
09. Tangled Up In Blue (acoustic)
10. It’s Alright, Ma (I’m Only Bleeding) (acoustic)
11. Love Minus Zero – No Limit
12. Masters Of War

CD 2:
01. Ballad Of A Thin Man
02. Simple Twist Of Fate
03. Every Grain Of Sand
04. Like A Rolling Stone
05. Mr. Tambourine Man (acoustic)
06. It Ain’t Me, Babe (acoustic)
07. Leopard-Skin Pill-Box Hat
08. Tombstone Blues
09. Blowin’ In The Wind
10. Just Like Tom Thumb’s Blues
11. Why Do I Have To Choose?

Total time = 117:55

The show was scheduled like this:
Joan Baez started with a solo set including some 10 songs.
(intermission)
Santana performed for about 90 minutes.
(intermission)
First set: 7 songs by Bob Dylan and the band.
One song sung by Gregg Sutton backed by the band without Dylan
Second set: 2-4 songs solo by Dylan
6-7 songs by Dylan and the band.
Encores: 2-3 songs solo by Dylan
1-6 songs by Dylan and the band and Carlos Santana

Personnel:
Bob Dylan – vocals, guitar
Mick Taylor – guitar
Ian MacLagan – keyboards
Gregg Sutton – bass
Colin Allen – drums
Carlos Santana – guitar (during the encores)

There are six LB numbers assigned: LB-1536 (“Leave No Stone Unturned”) or the Southside Butcher’s version; LB-1841; LB-2968 (version “a” taped by “gs”); LB-3924 (direct copies from SM masters); LB-9797; and LB-9859. LB-9797 was posed in July ’13; LB-9859 in Jan. ’12

LB-2968 was last posted here by charlespoet in July ’05. jokerman.org described it as, “not much above 17k; same recording as Fendert [LB-1841] and Southside Butcher [LB-1536] versions based on clapping and talking at begin of Its Alright Ma; this one is warmer than Fendert or Southside Butchers which seem harsher in comparison; same annoying crowd as noted on previous version.”