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Bob Dylan stealth released a 50th Anniversary Collection of 1973 recordings just before Christmas of rehearsals and alternate takes of the Pat Garrett and Billy the Kid soundtrack.
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Ever since his surprise move from strummed acoustic guitars to amped-up electrification in 1965, fans of Bob Dylan have repeatedly asked one sad question: Why doesn’t he do his songs like he sounds on record? That includes everything from live collaborations with the Band, the Grateful Dead, his Rolling Thunder Revue, his time making Christian music and the Frank Sinatra songbook tour, on which he actually managed to dance during his Old Blue Eyes renditions.
In continuation of Bob Dylan’s Rough and Rowdy Ways tour, the artist turned up at the Beacon Theatre in New York City last night, Thursday, Nov. 16. The
Bob Dylan gave a nod to Billy Joel at the start of last night’s concert at The Beacon Theatre in New York City.