Bob Dylan & The Rolling Thunder Revue - New Orleans 1976 (Zion) [SBD]

Bob Dylan & The Rolling Thunder Revue
New Orleans 1976 Soundboard
(2023 Zion : Zion-247)
The Warehouse, New Orleans, Louisiana, USA
May 3rd, 1976 - Evening Show

Soundboard Recording
Encoded: FLAC & MP3@320 Kbps

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Track List: (Artwork Included)
CD 1:
01. Intro
02. Mr. Tambourine Man
03. Love Minus Zero / No Limit
04. Vincent Van Gogh
05. Maggie's Farm
06. Mozambique
07. Isis
08. Eight Miles High
09. Jolly Roger
10. Lover Of The Bayou
11. Chestnut Mare
12. Do Right Woman, Do Right Man
13. (Ain?t Gonna Let Nobody) Turn Me Around
14. Love Song To A Stranger, Part II
15. The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down
16. Sweeter For Me (aka Red Telephone)
17. Dancing In The Streets

CD 2:
01. Diamonds And Rust
02. Railroad Boy
03. I Pity The Poor Immigrant
04. Shelter From The Storm
05. Stuck Inside Of Mobile With The Memphis Blues Again
06. You're A Big Girl Now
07. Rita May
08. Lay Lady Lay
09. Silver Mantis
10. Idiot Wind
11. Knockin' On Heaven's Door
12. Gotta Travel On

Line-up:
Bob Dylan (guitar & vocal).
Scarlet Rivera (violin)
T-bone J. Henry Burnett (guitar & piano)
Steven Soles (guitar)
Mick Ronson (guitar)
Bobby Neuwirth (guitar & vocal)
Roger McGuinn (guitar & vocal)
David Mansfield (steel guitar, mandolin, violin & dobro)
Rob Stoner (bass)
Howie Wyeth (drums)
Gary Burke (percussion).
Joan Baez (guitar and shared vocal).

Rolling Thunder Review The 1975 activities are now summarized in a box set, but the 76 version review is undeniable that it has become far from the official release. Rather, it was a time when the situation was more favourable than the previous year due to the live album “HARD RAIN” and the TV program in Real Thailand, but now the position is reversed. However, the 1976 edition review is blessed enough for the official release at least in terms of items, and the New Orleans evening show has been popular as a standard outflow sound board since the analog era. (...More)