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Orbiting Uvula
source: Foxboro, MA  July 4, 1987

Tracks: 
The Times
Man Of Peace
I'll Be Your Baby Tonight
John Brown
I Want You
Ballad Of A Thin Man
Stuck Inside Of Mobile
Queen Jane Approximately
Chimes Of Freedom
Slow Train
Joey
All Along The Watchtower * 
Knockin' On Heaven's Door

Review:
This release is perhaps the first Dylan boot to come in a cardboard digipack. It's a unique one, as well. There are four folding panels that open to form a cross, with the CD nestled in the center. Although the cover is a little week, the inside panels contain great looking photos of Dylan, Garcia, Lesh, and the Dead. The digipack came in a reusable, but annoying cellophane dust cover. The disc clocks in at just under an hour. The two missing songs from the show, Slow Train & Joey are official releases to be found on Dylan And The Dead. The recording is from a stereo feed directly from the soundboard. Each audience cheer at song end fades, somewhat professionally, into the next track. The performance is typical of the tour. Highlight is a funky Chimes Of Freedom.
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Other commercial Foxboro bootlegs releases:
Bob Dylan With The Grateful Dead
A Dream Came True
Foxboro
Knockin' On Foxboro's Door
Together We're Strong.  LP
Unreleased Live Album
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Front
CD
Spine
Back
Information: 
Source / Venue:
Sullivan Stadium, Foxboro, MA  July 4, 1987 
* Misidentified on cover & CD as "Joey"

Manufacturer / Catalog No.
Turtle Records /   TR-247

Released:
1992

Quality:  8-9 stars

Bob's Boots ref  #
BB-o18

Notes by Olof Björner:
First concert with The Grateful Dead. First 1987 concert.
Bob Dylan (vocal, harmonica), Jerry Garcia (guitar, steel guitar, slide guitar), Bob Weir (guitar, vocal), Phil Lesh (bass), Brent Mydland (keyboards), Bill Kreutzmann & Mickey Hart (drums).
7, 8, 10, 11, 13 backup vocals by Jerry Garcia and Bob Weir.

First live performance of John Brown since Studs Terkel Wax Museum, Chicago, Illinois, 26 April 1963
Live debuts of Queen Jane Approximately and Joey
First live performance of Chimes Of Freedom since Town Hall, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, September 1964
John Brown was selected by the Grateful Dead for release on their version of DYLAN & THE DEAD

Bootlegs:
Bob Dylan With The Grateful Dead. Joker 040-A T-331.
A Dream Came True. Genschman 1015.
Foxboro, Yellow Cat 040 T-448.
Knockin' On Foxboro's Door. Stortebaker T-038.
Orbiting Uvula. Turtle Records TR-247.
Together We’re Strong. Archive Series LP.
Unreleased Live Album. Moonlight Records ML 9636.

Official release
10, 11 released on DYLAN & THE DEAD,
CBS 463 381, 6 February 1989.
10 released on Live 1961-2000 - Thirty-nine years of great concert performances, SME Records SRCS 2438, 28 February 2001
© 2004 by Olof Björner All Rights Reserved.

 
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