Bob Dylan With Tom Petty And The Hearbreakers And Roger McGuinn – Live In Dortmund 1987
Live at the Westfalenhalle 1, Dortmund, West-Germany, September 15, 1987
My LPs = White Bear Records / Dead Do Do Records (no reference number) (West Germany 1987)
A set of three colored translucent vinyl LPs housed in a black cardboard box containing the three LPs in their inner sleeves, an LP-sized color picture of Bob Dylan on translucent paper and a sheet of paper with track listing and other (sometimes fake) info.
Next to the original artwork, I have added homemade CDs artwork.
Bob Dylan (guitar, harmonica, lead vocals)
Tom Petty (guitar, lead vocals, backing vocals)
Mike Campbell (guitar, backing vocals)
Benmont Tench (keyboards, backing vocals)
Howie Epstein (bass, backing vocals)
Stan Lynch (drums, backing vocals)
Madelyn Quebec (backing vocals)
Queen Esther Marrow (backing vocals)
Carol Dennis (backing vocals)
Roger McGuinn (lead vocals, backing vocals, guitar)
Disc 1
A1 to A5 = Roger McGuinn solo
A6 to B1 = Roger McGuinn with Tom Petty And The Heartbreakers
B2 to B5 = Tom Petty And The Heartbreakers
1. A1 Don't You Write Her Off (3:05)
2. A2 Tiffany Queen (2:01)
3. A3 Sunshine Love (2:34)
4. A4 Light Up The Darkness (2:34)
5. A5 Chestnut Mare (5:12)
6. A6 Drugstore Truck Drivin' Man (3:13)
7. A7 Mr. Tambourine Man (2:26)
8. A8 Turn! Turn! Turn! (To Everything There Is A Season) (3:05)
9. B1 Eight Miles High (4:06)
10. B2 Around And Around (4:28)
11. B3 American Girl (4:08)
12. B4 Refugee (5:23)
13. B5 Think About Me (4:13)
Disc 2
C1 to C2 = Tom Petty And The Heartbreakers
C3 to C4 = Tom Petty And The Heartbreakers with Roger McGuinn
D1 to D5 = Bob Dylan with Tom Petty And The Heartbreakers
1. C1 Goodbye
Rich Girl (5:29)
2. C2 Breakdown (4:39)
3. C3 So You Want To Be A Rock 'n' Roll Star (with Roger McGuinn) (3:40)
4. C4 Shout (with Roger McGuinn) (7:25)
5. D1 Knocking On Heaven's Door (6:05)
6. D2 Watching The River Flow (3:03)
7. D3 I Want You (4:24)
8. D4 Señor (5:11)
9. D5 Clean Cut Kid (3:12)
Disc 3
E1 to F4 = Bob Dylan with Tom Petty And The Heartbreakers
1. E1 Shelter
From The Storm (5:06)
2. E2 I'll Remember You (4:40)
3. E3 Frankie Lee And Judas Priest (4:17)
4. E4 Highway 61 Revisited (4:15)
5. E5 In The Garden (5:40)
6. F1 Tangled Up In Blue (6:05)
7. F2 Dead Man, Dead Man (5:59)
8. F3 Like A Rolling Stone (6:13)
9. F4 Forever Young (5:47)
Artwork Included (original LPs box, Bob Dylan picture, discs, labels, sheet and homemade CD front, inside, back and CDs)
6 comments:
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I finally got a chance to listen to all three records, and once again I'm impressed--mostly with Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers. What a tight band! As a unit with Tom Petty they are of course legendary by now, but they also show what a fine backup band they are, not only with McGuinn on some of his Byrds songs but also with Dylan. Dylan must not be that easy to play with, especially as his singing is often hard to follow, but they do the job anyway. They are particularly good on the Señor, Shelter From the Storm and Tangled up in Blue (Dylan's voice is also more tolerable on those songs and a few others). I remember reading once that Dylan wanted to use the later Byrds as a backup band but McGuinn nixed the idea. So here we have McGuinn as an opening act for Dylan and Tom Petty, who was influenced by McGuinn, and it is his band which does the backup duties. I wonder what the Byrds would have sounded like backing up Dylan on a concert tour? Thanks for this upload, R--B.
Steve, thanks for your comment.
As to the Dylan/Byrds projected collaboration, I found the story about that as told by McGuinn on one of the few remaining pages of the Byrds Flyght website:
http://users.skynet.be/byrdsflyght/byrdsdylan.htm
Thanks, interesting story. It's just as well they didn't appear on Self-Portrait, it wouldn't have done much for their career at that point.
thanks for this RB!
Thanks a million RB: Don't you ever leave us dry with your great music!
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