I think the highlight of the show in Charlotte was the band thought he was done, but then Bob kicked into 'I'll Be Your Baby Tonight'....I saw that happen years ago during a show when Larry Campbell thought they'd just played the last song, but Bob wasn't done....Larry was looking out into the crowd and I was on the rail....I saw Bob strap back on his guitar and I happened to lock eyes with Larry and pointed to Bob, and Larry gave me this "oh shit" little grin as if to say "guess we're not through yet"....I love little moments like that!
Yep, I have the same thing with every concert I've ever been to. Saw Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers and the Royal Albert Hall, remember dancing to "American Girl" at the end. That's it.
Saw Dylan in 2011. Mark Knopfler was there, Dylan had an incredible, almost mystical presence - don't remember a single second of music.
That’s what’s so great about Dylan fans. If you look around you can probably find a bootleg of all the shows you’ve been too. YouTube has a ton. Just search Bob Dylan live plus the date and hopefully you’ll find something.
I think the highlight of the show in Charlotte was the band thought he was done, but then Bob kicked into 'I'll Be Your Baby Tonight'....I saw that happen years ago during a show when Larry Campbell thought they'd just played the last song, but Bob wasn't done....Larry was looking out into the crowd and I was on the rail....I saw Bob strap back on his guitar and I happened to lock eyes with Larry and pointed to Bob, and Larry gave me this "oh shit" little grin as if to say "guess we're not through yet"....I love little moments like that!
I remember that because everyone around me started clapping. I have it on video
No shame in the taking written notes game.
Yep, I have the same thing with every concert I've ever been to. Saw Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers and the Royal Albert Hall, remember dancing to "American Girl" at the end. That's it. Saw Dylan in 2011. Mark Knopfler was there, Dylan had an incredible, almost mystical presence - don't remember a single second of music.
That’s what’s so great about Dylan fans. If you look around you can probably find a bootleg of all the shows you’ve been too. YouTube has a ton. Just search Bob Dylan live plus the date and hopefully you’ll find something.