My very first live show was Bob Dylan and the Band in at the Spectrum in Philly -  December 1973. Because of some mood altering substances, my rememberances are a bitwellhazy. I was told I had a great time. Even if you only like Bob Dylan a little bit there is no taking away the impact hes had on the music we listen to today.

Blood on the Tracks is and will always be one of the most important records ever made.

Disc #1

1~ The Times They Are a Changin'

2~ Positively 4th Street

3~ Like a Rolling Stone

4~ She Belongs to Me

5~ Don't Think Twice it's Alright

6~ It Aint Me Babe

7~ All I Really Want to Do

8~ I Want You

9~ Just Like Tom Thumbs Blues

10~ Ballad of a Thin Man

11~ It's All Over Now Baby Blue

12~ All Along the Watchtower

13~ Lay Lady Lay

14~ Tomorrow is a Long Time

15~ When I Paint my Masterpiece

16~ You Aint Goin' Nowhere

17~ I Shall Be Released

18~ A Hard Rains Gonna Fall

Notes:

Tracks 1-4,8,12,13,15-17 Studio Recordings

Tracks 5-7 Manchester England 1965

Tracks 9-11 Royal Albert Hall 1966

Track 14 Live Unknown Source

Track 18 Live Bangladesh Benefit 1971

Disc #2

1~ It Takes a Lot to Laugh (it takes a train to cry).

2~ Blowin' in the Wind

3~ Mr. Tambourine Man

4~ Just Like a Woman

5~ Knockin' on Heaven's Door

6~ Tangled up in Blue

7~ Simple Twist of Fate

8~ You're a Big Girl Now

9~ Idiot Wind

10~ You're Gonna Make Me Lonesome When You Go

11~ Lily, Rosemary & the Jack of Hearts

12~ Shelter from the Storm

13~ Buckets of Rain

14~ Hurricane

15~ Forever Young

Notes:

Tracks 1-4 Live Bangladesh Benefit 1971

Tracks 5,9,11,14,15 Studio Recordings