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Just A Song And Dance Man source: Various dates
Tracks: 
Introduction (10)
Humming Bird (J. Wright, J & J Anglin) (2)
This World Can't Stand Long   (4)
Wait For The Light To Shine (Fred Rose) (1)
A Voice From On High (Bill Monroe) (3)
Accidentally Like A Martyr (W. Zevon) (7)
Brown Sugar (Jagger & Richards) (7)
Boom Boom Mancini (Warren Zevon) (5) *
Mutineer (Warren Zevon) (7)
Lawyers, Guns & Money (Warren Zevon) (6) *
The End Of the Innocence (Don Henley) (10)
Old Man (Neil Young) (9)
Carrying A Torch (Van Morrison) (8) *
Something (George Harrison) (9) *
Review:
It is not the intention, nor will it ever be the purpose of bobsboots.com to include fan projects. However, if and when those fan projects become a silver disc release, the background information of how the release came about becomes historically important. Such is the case here. This title was assembled, engineered, mastered, tracked and synched by "JD Hawkins in Santa Cruz" as a personal project for Dylantree.com in 2002. It has been distributed throughout the world via Dylantree and BitTorrent. Along with the cover artwork was a disc artwork so that traders could print their own paper labels. In 2003, a Japanese Label copied the disc, designed a different cover, and released it as a silver master under the title of  The Lost Cover show of  2002.
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Here is the statement released to Dylantree by JD Hawkins:
"I just finished essentially the 10th disc of the N.E.T. Tour covers (2001-2002) with one major difference. I mixed this disc to play like it was one continuous show of Bob performing these particular covers. After listening to the initial mixdown, it turned out much better than I originally expected. It really flows great, and the transitions between songs are close to flawless, in keeping with an attended concert. I was able to listen to and pick the best from this years concerts as examples. Carrying A Torch from San Diego has an incredible feeling, and to hear Bob sing "I say yeah yeah yeah WOOOOO" from Brown Sugar' at Red Bluff is pretty darn cool."
© 2002 JD Hawkins  Used by permission
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Information:
source:
(1)  Spokane Arena, Spokane, WA, Oct 5, 2001
(2)  Le Zénith, Paris, France, April 29, 2002
(3)  Sioux Falls Stadium, SD, Aug. 22, 2002
(4)  Buttermilk Mountain, Aspen, CO Sept. 01, 2002
(5)  Key Arena, Seattle, WA, Oct. 4, 2002
(6)  MacArthur Court, U of O, Eugene, OR, Oct. 5, 2002
(7)  Tehama Fairgrounds, Red Bluff, CA, Oct. 7, 2002
(8)  San Diego State U, San Diego, CA, Oct. 19, 2002
(9)  Madison Square Garden, NY, NY. Nov. 13, 2002
(10)Ryan Center, U of RI, Kingston, RI, Nov. 20, 2002

* First live performance of this song
(4)  - written by Johnnie Wright and Jim & Jack Anglin


Manufacturer / Catalog No.
Hawkeye Productions /    Fan project


Released:  
Dec. 2002

Quality: 
9½ stars

Bob's Boots ref  # 
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