On Topic: Bob Dylan Playlist
Upbeat & Cheerful Martin
a bit of moving about. It's still not quite as I'd like it, but I've
nearly got to the end of my free time. It wasn't easy making a Bob
playlist, but I managed to get it down to 13.4 hours. It seemed to
require a lot more work to flow well - the others worked surprisingly
well without any tweaking. Also, some selections are just what I felt
like listening to at the time, rather than my favourite versions
(Tangled Up In Blue for example).
Alberta # 2
All I Really Want To Do (Newport Folk Festival 27-7-64)
Athur McBride
Ballad Of A Thin Man (No Direction Home)
Baby, Let Me Follow You Down (Live 1966)
You've Been Hiding Too Long (Town Hall NYC 12-4-63)
Boots Of Spanish Leather (Carnegie Hall 26-10-63)
Blood In My Eyes
Let Me Die In My Footsteps
Born In Time (Tell Tale Signs Version 1)
Broke Down Engine
Down The Highway
Buckets Of Rain
Bye & Bye
Can't Wait (Tell Tale Signs Version 1)
Canadee-I-O
Changing Of The Guards
Chimes Of Freedom
Clothes Line Saga
Cry Awhile
Dark Eyes
Dear Landlord
Don't Think Twice, It's Alright (No Direction Home)
Diamond Joe
Dignity (Tell Tale Signs Version 2)
Ballad Of Hollis Brown
Down In The Flood (More Greatest Hits)
Dreamin' Of You
Duncan And Brady
Do Right To Me Baby (Do Unto Others)
Everything Is Broken (Tell Tale Signs)
Eternal Circle (London 17-5-64)
Every Grain Of Sand
Angelina
Foot Of Pride
Farewell, Angelina
I'll Keep It With Mine (The Bootleg Series 1-3)
Jokerman
Mississippi
Forgetful Heart
A Hard Rain's Gonna Fall
Political World
God Knows
Froggie Went A-Courtin'
From A Buick 6
Gates Of Eden
It's Alright Ma (I'm Only Bleeding)
Girl From The North Country (With Johnny Cash)
A Fool Such As I
Going To Acapulco
Going, Going, Gone (Planet Waves Outtake)
Got Love If You Want It
Groom's Still Waiting At The Altar
High Water (For Charley Patton)
Highway 61 Revisited (No Direction Home)
Honest With Me
I Am A Lonesome Hobo
I Don't Believe You (She Acts Like We Never Have Met) (Biograph)
I Dreamed I Saw St Augustine
I Feel A Change Comin' On
Fourth Time Around (Sheffield 16-5-66)
I Forgot More Than You'll Ever Know
I Shall Be Free
I Shall Be Released (The Bootleg Series 1-3)
I Threw It All Away
Lay Lady Lay
Idiot Wind
If You See Her, Say Hello (The Bootleg Series 1-3)
Most Of The Time (Tell Tale Signs Version 1)
Precious Angel
I Believe In You
It Takes A Lot To Laugh, It Takes A Train To Cry
It Ain't Me, Babe (Live 1975)
Brownsville Girl
It's All Good
It's All Over Now, Baby Blue (No Direction Home)
Desolation Row (Live 1966)
Jim Jones
John Wesley Harding
Just Like A Woman (Live 1966)
Just Like Tom Thumb's Blues (Live 1966)
Knockin' on Heaven's Door
Lily of the West
Time Passes Slowly
New Morning
Lay Down Your Weary Tune
Leopard-Skin Pill-Box Hat (No Direction Home)
Tombstone Blues
Like A Rolling Stone
Lonesome Day Blues
Love Minus Zero/No Limit
Lonesome Death Of Hattie Carroll (Don't Look Back)
Love Henry
Love Sick
Man In The Long Black Coat
Maggie's Farm
Marchin' To The City (Version 1)
Mary and the Soldier
Million Dollar Bash
Most Likely You Go Your Way (And I'll Go Mine)
Forever Young (Biograph)
Mr. Tambourine Man (Sheffield 16-5-66)
My Wife's Home Town
New Pony
No More Auction Block
Not Dark Yet
Nothing Was Delivered
On A Night Like This
One More Night
One More Weekend
Winterlude
Moonlight
One Of Us Must Know (Sooner Or Later)
One Too Many Mornings (Live 1966)
Only A Pawn In Their Game
Outlaw Blues
Oxford Town
Percy's Song
Pledging My Time
Po' Boy
Please, Mrs. Henry
Positively 4th St
Queen Jane Approximately
Pretty Boy Floyd
Quinn The Eskimo (Self Portrait)
Ragged & Dirty
Red Cadillac & A Black Moustache
Red River Shore (Version 1)
Ring Them Bells (Tell Tale Signs)
River Theme
Romance In Durango
Sad Eyed Lady Of The Lowlands
Seven Curses
Series Of Dreams (Tell Tale Signs)
Shake Shake Mama
She Belongs To Me (No Direction Home)
She's Your Lover Now
I Want You
Shelter From The Storm (Alternate)
Song To Woody
Silver Bells
Spanish Harlem Incident
Standing In The Doorway
Stack A Lee
Lenny Bruce
In The Summertime
Lo And Behold
Subterranean Homesick Blues
Stuck Inside Of Mobile With The Memphis Blues Again (No Direction
Home)
Take A Message To Mary
Spanish Is The Loving Tongue
Tangled Up In Blue (Live 1975)
Tears Of Rage
Tell Me, Momma
To Be Alone With You
Tell Me That It Isn't True
Temporary Like Achilles
Tiny Montgomery
The Times They Are A-Changin' (Alternate)
Too Much Of Nothing
Tomorrow Night
Too Much To Ask
Trying To Get To Heaven
Things Have Changed
Unbelievable
Up To Me
Visions Of Johanna
Went To See The Gypsy
What Was It You Wanted?
Where Teardrops Fall
Workingman's Blues #2
Yea! Heavy And A Bottle Of Bread
You Ain't Going Nowhere (More Greatest Hits)
You're A Big Girl Now
What Good Am I?
Sugar Baby
10.000 Men
32-20 Blues
Janice
<martingayf...@yahoo.co.uk> wrote:
> I Threw It All Away
> Lay Lady Lay
> Idiot Wind
Interesting sequence...
No Cat's in the Well?
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crazytimes
Rough stuff... Aside from one of the first Dylan comps I ever made
for cassette, I try to keep my Bob comps confined to a range of two or
three years... These days I'd probably limit it to one year for each
playlist... Putting together the 'lost years' of 67-70 is fun... In
your case, Dylan probably merits his own iPod...
Mr Jinx
What a staggering list. When you see 'em all laid out like this in
(almost) alphabetical order it makes quite a statement.
Could I choose the What Was It You Wanted from the Hammersmith
residency in 1990 please? That version burns my skull.
Mr Jinx
Upbeat & Cheerful Martin
> Could I choose the What Was It You Wanted from the Hammersmith
> residency in 1990 please? That version burns my skull
Well...seeing I was there, and I clearly remember it - as well as the
staggering Pretty Peggy-O - I'm tempted, but I've limited the
unreleased selections to those in 'official' quality. If you find a
super clean soundboard of Hammersmith 3rd Feb '90 please let me know
Mr Jinx
I am sooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo envious of
you being there! I was working right next to the theatre when those
shows were on. I remember seeing the goddam signs but I couldn't go!!!
I only have rough tapes of those shows, I'm afraid. If ever I turn up
a soundboard I'll drop you a mail and let you know.
Upbeat & Cheerful Martin
> These days I'd probably limit it to one year for each
> playlist... Putting together the 'lost years' of 67-70 is fun... In
> your case, Dylan probably merits his own iPod...
Well, he's by far the largest single part of my iPod. You're right
though, I think I'm actually a bit out of my depth with this
playlist. I was going for a Biograph style collection - one that
flows well despite the differences in age. Perhaps a number of
shorter lists would be better suited to Bob. He's far and away the
only artist in my collection that makes it this difficult
Upbeat & Cheerful Martin
> I only have rough tapes of those shows, I'm afraid. If ever I turn up
> a soundboard I'll drop you a mail and let you know
I've never heard of a soundboard of any of them. The audience
recordings are fine, but don't flow well next to official releases. I
was only just 19 at the time, but still found time to ensure I had
tickets to 3 of the 6 shows. The first was probably the best for me,
as it was the first time I'd been up close to stage, and seeing Bob
standing there singing Mr Tambourine Man less than 20 feet away was an
enormous shock to the system. The next was the 6th I think (of Feb)
and I had Row 15ish seats next to a couple of Essex girls (except they
had matured well by that point) who handed a joint to me during the
show - I couldn't believe it (these were my first concerts on my
own). The
last show was the 8th - the last of the residency where he played a
demented Disease Of Conceit at the piano (a proper piano, too). Those
shows made the following years' shows - when I saw 4 nights - seem
like a joke. You were working nearby? Why didn't you go?