Bob Dylan
1994 * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * 104 shows, 76 different songs played | ||||||
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Touring band: Bucky Baxter (pedal/lap-steel guitar/mandolin); Tony Garnier (bass); John Jackson (guitar); Winston Watson (drums). Five tours, in Asia, US and Europe and, in between, the Great Music Experience in Nara, Japan, and the MTV Unplugged recording. In the first leg Dylan is touring in Asia. First in Japan, after that for the first time in Malaysia, Singapore and Hong Kong. The setlists (12 or 13 songs plus 2 encores) are whole year through rather unchanged, with Jokerman -not played since 1984- as standard opener and Masters of War as the acoustic highlight. Only one live debut: The Lady Came From Baltimore, a song from Tim Harding on april 6 in Davenport. |
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Date | Venue | Title | No of Disks | Label/Source | Sound | Art/setlist/info |
1994-02-12 | Osaka, Castle Hall | Dinner in Osaka | 2CDr | Cherry Blossom/DYOS 05-06 | 8-9 | Bonus: 1994-02-20 Tokyo; 1994-02-11 Nagoya. |
1994-02-16 | Hiroshima, Kosel Nenkin | Sensei | 1CDr | Home Records 5987-9 | 8 | An emotional highlight of the NET in Hiroshima, target of the first nuclear bombing. For the first time in over 30 years Dylan playes a acoustic version op Masters of War. Heartbreaking. Incomplete concert. |
1994-05-20/22 | Nara, Japan Tadaiji Temple | The Great Experience | 1CDr | Liberated bootleg LB-0558/Sbd | A | The Great Music Experience was a concert, held over three nights, starring Japanese and international musicians staged at the eighth century Buddhist temple of Todai-ji and was partly backed by UNESCO. Dylan performed the same three songs each day: A Hard Rain's A-Gonna Fall, I Shall Be Released and Ring Them Bells. He was backed by the New Tokyo Philharmonic Orchestra and a backing group with Jim Keltner on drums and Ray Cooper on percussion. Dylan's performance was stunning. Each concert ended with I Shall Be Released (again) with all the participating artists on stage. The last day was broadcast live on radio and TV in over 50 countries. |
1994-07-03 | Paris, Parc de Bourget | Napoleon in Rags | 2CDr | Razors Edge 007-008 | 8 | - |
1994-07-17 | Krakow, Cracovia Football Stadium | Inside The Rain | 1CDr | Don't Ya Tell Henry | 8.5 | - |
1994-08-14 | Saugerties, NY | North Stage | 1CDr | Crystal Cat Records 345 | 9.5 | Woodstock II. Release of Woodstock 94 contains only Highway 61. |
1994-08-29 | Detroit, Michigan State Fairgrounds | Always On My Mind Vol. 1 | 2CDr | Exclusive Series 011/Sbd | 9 | - |
1994-10-08 | Boston, Orpheum Theater | Blue-eyed Boston Boy | 2CDr | Razors Edge 012-13 | 9 | - |
1994-10-19/20 | New York, NY Roseland Ballroom | Positively West 52nd Street | 3CDr | Sbd LB-8904 | A | Last 2 trackt disc 3 w/Neil Young and Bruce Springsteen on guitar. Contains two out of three nights. |
1994-11-17 | New York City, Sony Music Studios | Afternoon Acoustic | 1CDr | Wild Wolf/Colosseum 11/17/94 00-C-047/Sbd | 9 | MTV Unplugged rehearsal; w/Brendan O'Brien (organ.) |
1994-11-17/18 | New York City, NY Sony Music Studios | The Ghost Of Electricity | 2CDr | Hollow Horn/studio | A | Complete taping for unplugged program. See: Compilations Hollow Horn Reference Recording: Recording Artist; w/Brendan O'Brien (organ). |