Plus, who doesnвЂ™t like a good train song.Д®ight songs in, we got вЂњTangled Up In Blue,вЂќ from вЂњBlood on the Tracks.вЂќ As he changed the phrasing and emphasis of different words - like he always does when performing his classics - the crowd gave a mighty roar each time the chorus вЂњTangled Up In BlueвЂќcame around. Dylan and His Band (as opposed to The Band, with whom he used to perform back in the day) put out a finger-snapping, head bopping boogie-woogie rockabilly tune that you could almost see teens from the вЂ™40s and вЂ™50s dancing wildly, tossing themselves in the air, to the tune. And for that albumвЂ™s вЂњDuquesne Whistle, which Dylan sang from the baby grand piano to the side of the stage. He played six songs from his last studio album, вЂњTempest,вЂќ from two years ago. But the highlight of the show didnвЂ™t come from the few вЂњBlood on the TracksвЂќ and earlier tunes. IвЂ™ll admit to being partial to early Dylan, so I thought IвЂ™d be disappointed with the paucity of songs from that era. For this one, he broke out the harmonica, which got the sold-out crowd fired up. It was one of only two songs from the вЂ™60s Dylan pulled out of his bolero for his 19-song, two-hour show (including a 20 intermission). He followed that with вЂњShe Belongs To Me,вЂќ from 1965вЂ™s вЂњBringing It All Back Home. His voice was froggy and his five-piece band was hot. start listed in the tickets, centerstage at the mike, wearing a white bolero hat, lose white button-down shirt with a white tie or scarf and a thigh-length black jacket with white piping.Дylan got right into вЂњThings Have Changed,вЂќ his Oscar-winning song from вЂњWonder BoysвЂќ - and later used for a car commercial (yeah, things have changed). He began the show promptly, at just four minutes past the 8 p.m. And the results were satisfying at the very least.

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