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| From Nassau To Mexico source: Live stereo audience Tracks: Disc one Intro Leopard-Skin Pill-Box Hat [Be] Lay, Lady, Lay [Be] I'll Be Your Baby Tonight [Be] Love Sick [Bp] Rollin' And Tumblin' [Bp] Spirit On The Water [Bh] Boots Of Spanish Leather [Bh / DV] High Water (For Charlie Patton) [Bp /Db] When The Deal Goes Down [Bp] Honest With Me [Bp] Disc two (encore) My Back Pages [Bh] Highway 61 Revisited [Bp] Ain't Talkin' [Bp /Dv] Summer Days [Bp] Like A Rolling Stone [Bp] encore: Thunder On The Mountain [Bp] Blowin' In The Wind [Bh] bonus: Watching The River Flow [Be] Masters Of War [Bp] The Levee's Gonna Break [Bp /Dm] Review: This is the second TMR release of the trilogy that documents the 2008 South American tour. They all come in double slimline jewel cases, and have similar themes running through the packages. TMR is trying so hard to be creative with the names of their titles. Here they borrow a line from Caribbean Wind. Problem is, it makes no sense. Had Bob played in the Caribbean (or at least a little further east) and then traveled to Mexico City, the name would be spot on. Had they only tried a little harder they could have released it as Mexico City Blues from Something's Burning, Baby, or Way Down in Mexico from Brownsville Girl. Or they could have picked a title to thrill the hardcores such as Down Around The Old Mexican Plains from Farewell or even gone cryptic with I Know I've Seen That Face Before from The Jack Of Hearts, or gone for the word play with Boots Of Spanish Leather. As this song is definitely one of, if not the highlight of the show, they kind of missed the dirty gondola on that one. TMR packages are getting sweeter with each one they issue. If they could just stop experimenting with fonts, ask bobsboots.com to name their releases, and strive for quality photos... they could soon be going toe to toe with Crystal Cat. This Label is the one to watch. They're slowly jingle janglin' their way to the top. Bob Links Concert Review |
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