Love what you guys do!! Saw Bob at the Palace Theater, Columbus OH. My sister lost her husband not long ago-it was just what she needed. I had on my Harmonica Bob tee shirt -East West Touring Co.-from 1991 when he played Evansville,In. Blessings
Wonderful review! Makes me darned sorry that I did not chose to travel for it. But I did catch a middle 4 shows (Cleveland thru Kentucky) that all just knocked me out. He is amazing. Let’s all hope he’s back on the road again soon. Looks to this old fan like Bob really is enjoying this.
Really super review. You illuminated some things for me, Alan, that I hadn't thought of while listening to most of these shows from Expecting Rain-shared recordings. Love the reference to "I Contain Multitudes" as a sort of “Drink Me” or “Warning: Flammable" notice.
It all makes me wistful that I didn't road trip to the one show I could have - in Louisville - but I had family commitments that night that I needed to stick to. But I sure am happy thinking about my favorite musician/songwriter being back on the road these days, age 80, with his best new album since "Love & Theft," playing so many new ones and reinventing old ones.
Love what you guys do!! Saw Bob at the Palace Theater, Columbus OH. My sister lost her husband not long ago-it was just what she needed. I had on my Harmonica Bob tee shirt -East West Touring Co.-from 1991 when he played Evansville,In. Blessings
Great review, thanks! (Might be the best concert of the tour, too!)
Wonderful review! Makes me darned sorry that I did not chose to travel for it. But I did catch a middle 4 shows (Cleveland thru Kentucky) that all just knocked me out. He is amazing. Let’s all hope he’s back on the road again soon. Looks to this old fan like Bob really is enjoying this.
Saw the opening here at the Beacon. Glad to hear it’s going on strong!
Really super review. You illuminated some things for me, Alan, that I hadn't thought of while listening to most of these shows from Expecting Rain-shared recordings. Love the reference to "I Contain Multitudes" as a sort of “Drink Me” or “Warning: Flammable" notice.
It all makes me wistful that I didn't road trip to the one show I could have - in Louisville - but I had family commitments that night that I needed to stick to. But I sure am happy thinking about my favorite musician/songwriter being back on the road these days, age 80, with his best new album since "Love & Theft," playing so many new ones and reinventing old ones.
It's a brilliant time to be a Dylan fan.