Bob Dylan/NY,USA 1989 & more

1989 was the year when the masterpiece “OH MERCY” was released, but there are not many items containing live performances from this period. Furthermore, there are extremely few items during the period when the most upper performance was performed after the release of the same album. It’s surprising considering that it was just after the release of “OH MERCY,” which is still considered a masterpiece, but a live sound source has appeared that will shake things up! The tour after the release of the album started in October, and this time it includes a live performance at Poughkeepsie (pronounced Poughkeepsie) on October 20th. The outstanding clarity that you can tell at first listen, and the powerful sound image will leave you speechless. You can feel the exceptional quality from “Times They Are A-Changin’” played at the opening. In the original recording, the recording level at the beginning of this song was extremely low, and for this release we considered adjusting the volume for that part, but when we turned the volume down, it became a hissing sound like a heavy rain. will be presented. Fortunately, there was a separate sound source for that day’s live performance, so by connecting it to the beginning part, we were able to achieve a stable viewing experience. Other than that, not only the sound quality but also the performance is impeccable. From the fresh opening where the first song starts with Dylan’s acoustic performance, GE Smith’s hard sound roars. The first half is an acoustic one that quickly passes by, with famous songs being played one after another, such as “Absolutely Sweet Marie” in the upper tempo and “What Good Am I?” from the new album, which is completely slow. Part, we guarantee a fulfilling performance content up to that point, but this tour has introduced a new axis in which Dylan plays the piano from this day. Furthermore, on this day, Dylan played the piano for two songs, “When You Gonna Wake Up” and “Ring Them Bells,” but these two songs were only played on this day, and “Ring Them ~ ” is an ultra-rare scene that will be premiered live on this day. In addition to the good performance and sound quality, it is also a rare performance, making it a truly attractive sound source for enthusiasts, but we have also added a bonus track this time. This is a luxurious bonus that only the sound sources that appear for the first time, especially I think that you can confirm that Dylan’s piano repertoire has become “Disease Of Conceit” in Chicago’s performance. Furthermore, there is a parade of rare sound sources such as the acoustic version of “Visions Of Johanna” and “Knockin’ On Heaven’s Door” where Roger McGuinn jumped in. Live at Mid-Hudson Arena, Poughkeepsie, New York, USA 20th October 1989 PERFECT SOUND Disc 1 (72:54) 1. The Times They Are A-Changin’ 2. Absolutely Sweet Marie 3. Seeing The Real You At Last 4. What Good Am I? 5. Dead Man, Dead Man 6. I’ll Remember You 7. Love Minus Zero/No Limit 8. Mr. Tambourine Man 9. One Too Many Mornings 10. Don’t Think Twice, It’s All Right 11. Everything Is Broken 12. When You Gonna Wake Up 13. Ring Them Bells Disc 2 (56:15) 1. Tears Of Rage 2. Everybody’s Movin’ 3. Like A Rolling Stone 4. Most Of The Time 5. All Along The Watchtower Bonus Tracks 6. Forever Young (Opera House, Boston MA. 24th October 1989) 7. Disease Of Conceit (Arie Crown Theater, Chicago IL. 31st October 1989) 8. Visions Of Johanna Hill Auditorium, University Of Michigan, Ann Arbor , MI. 1st November 1989) 9. Knockin’ On Heaven’s Door (Festival Hall, Tampa Bay Performing Arts Center, Tampa, FL. 14th November 1989 w/ Roger McGuinn) Bob Dylan – Vocal, Guitars, Harmonica, Piano G.E. Smith – Guitars Tony Garnier – Bass Christopher Parker – Drums