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| Bound To Cross The Line source: Digital Audience Tracks: Subterranean Homesick Blues Ballad Of Hollis Brown Shelter From The Storm (h) Pancho And Lefty (T. van Zandt) (h) Lyrics You’re A Big Girl Now (h) Highway 61 Revisited Barbara Allen (h) It Ain’t Me Babe (h) Mr. Tambourine Man (h) All Along The Watchtower I Shall Be Released Like A Rolling Stone The Times (h) Knockin’ On Heaven’s Door (h) Maggie’s Farm Review: Thinman is on a roll. It's great to see these quality releases of entire concerts on a single disc. Once again, they use quality images and graphics to create a sumptuous release. This up-front digital audience recording has passed between tape traders since the night of the show, but this is the first appearance of the full show on silver disc. It was released on the milestone, record twentieth year of Tony joining the band. No other musician has come close to this feat. Tony joined in June of 1989, and this show is only his tenth, of what would be many many more to follow. He has remained the one constant in a dizzying array of players that have supported Bob over the past two decades. The show kicks off with a power house Subterranean Homesick Blues that features GE Smith on backing vocals. This show also sees the first performance of the Willie Nelson country western hit Pancho And Lefty. A beautiful acoustic encore of The Times is followed by a powerful acoustic / electric version of Knockin’ On Heaven’s Door followed by the standard Maggie’s Farm to end the show. Yet another feather in the THINMAN's funnel. © 2009 CD Pinkerton - bobsboots.com |
source: Stadio Lamberti - Cava Dei Tirreni, Italy - June 21, 1989 Manufacturer / Catalog No.
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