Bob Dylan Shelter From A Hard Rain (Ltd 140g vinyl)
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Bob Dylan Shelter From A Hard Rain (Limited Edition 140g Vinyl)
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This recording captures Bob Dylan live at the Fort Collins Stadium in Colorado on May 23rd 1976, on the penultimate date of the second leg of the Rolling Thunder Review.
Playing alongside Dylan were Mick Ronson, T Bone Burnett, Steven Soles and David Mansfield all on various guitars, although T Bone also handled keyboard duties, with Rob Stoner on bass, Howard Wyeth on drums and Scarlet Rivera on violin.
Joan Baez was on-board too of course and the four cuts (Blowin’ In The Wind, Railroad Boy, the unrecorded Woody Guthrie number, Deportee, and I Pity The Poor Immigrant) on which she duets with Bob are amongst the show’s highlights. SIDE A
1. A Hard Rains A-Gonna Fall
2. Blowin’ In The Wind
3. Railroad Boy
4. Deportee
5. I Pity The Poor Immigrant
SIDE B
6. Shelter From The Storm
7. Maggie’s Farm
8. One Too Many Morning
9. Mozambique
10. Idiot Wind Released by Let Them Eat Vinyl Cat: LETV228LP.
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