Bird's
Nest In Your Hair
source: Earl's Court 1981
Tracks:
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McCrary / Dennis /
King:
Come On In This House
It's Gonna Rain Again (C.
Johnson)
Show Me The Way
Saved By The Grace Of Your Love (1)
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Gotta Serve Somebody
I Believe In You
Like A Rolling Stone
Til I Get It Right (2)
Man Gave Names To All The Animals
Maggie's Farm
Simple Twist Of Fate
Dead Man Dead Man
Girl Of The North Country
Ballad Of A Thin Man
Slow Train
Walk Around Heaven (3)
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Let's Begin (w/Clydie King)
All Along The Watchtower
Lenny Bruce
Mr. Tambourine Man
Solid Rock
Just Like A Woman
In The Summertime
Masters Of War
Forever Young
When You Gonna Wake Up?
In The Garden [with rap &
band
intro]
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Blowin' In The Wind
Love Minus Zero (acoustic w/ harp)
Knockin' On Heaven's Door
Notes:
(1) Willie
Smith
sings a song written by he & David Palmer
(2)
Regina McCrary
sings a song by Red Lane / Larry
(3)
Carolyn Dennis sings a song written
by Rev.James Cleveland / Cassietta George
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Information:
Source / Venue:
Earl's Court, London, UK June 29,
1981
Manufacturer / Catalog No.
Rattlesnake
006/007
Released:
1999
Quality:
8 stars
Bob's Boots ref #
BB-b21
Review:
There are many tapes of the 1981 European
tour.
This is one of the better ones. It's an audience recording, but it has
a very
clear, crisp sound. An incredible performance by Bob and the band makes
this one stand out. Most songs are slightly slower than the released
versions
giving them a more majestic feel. On top of that, Bob drags out every
word to its extreme limit to give each syllable it's own spotlight.
Most of the classic songs have unfamiliar beginnings to surprise the
audience. It's also interesting to hear the total silence at the
beginning of the Shot Of Love songs. As the LP
would not be released for another month and a half, the audience was
hearing them for the first time. Bob introduces Dead Man
only as "one we've been workin' on" and doesn't bother to introduce the
others. If you are only going
to
allow yourself one recording from this well documented tour, this is a
great choice, and one that
won't
disappoint.
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