Hard Rain, Bob Dylan Rolling Thunder Revue Fort Collins CO 1976

Hard Rain - Bob Dylan and Rolling Thunder Revue was recorded on May 23, 1976, during a concert at Hughes Stadium in Fort Collins, Colorado.

[@fightington]

The longer i live the more i realize there's bob and then there's everyone else

[@monkeyface6139]

There's also Floyd, Bowie and Nick Cave, Waits, Cohen, and Van Morrison...all worthy mentions.

[@andyclayton9204]

damn right

[@andyclayton9204]

Yep, thought that for a long time now. The "everyone else" would include Lennon, Bowie, Reed, Young, Newman, Waits... All great songwriters, but Bob's in a class of his own. Just genius. And still doing it. His latest album confirms it. Nobody can ever touch him. I'm glad we agree.

[@truthhurts283]

Actually there are good reasons why he needs to be considered above the rest. One of them is that he is acknowledged to be so by all of the significant others.

[@monkeyface6139]

He's past it, should be in an old folks home !

[@davidschaefer7298]

To this day, it's still my favorite version of Idiot Wind. I was there at the age of 15 with my girlfriend. She didn't last, but Bob did.

[@JamieJobb]

"She didn't last ... but Bob did" !

[@andrewwright9378]

David Schaefer By the time I got to see him he’d stopped making this much effort! I was 9 years old when this gig happened and was only interested in ABBA! This was filmed for an Old Grey Whistle Test Special. I wish the BBC or Bob or whoever has the power to release it on DVD in HD would do so. It’s my favourite gig EVERRRRRRR!!!!

[@L.S.Macedo]

David, I was older than you. 25 in 1976 down here in the end of the end of South America. But always crazy about Dylan's and Janis Joplin's songs.

[@galdylan]

My favorite version of idiot wind too, also great version of one too many mornings

[@sergioschwartzman566]

Best Music by Bob Dylan!!!Genius!

[@sarahgracereilly]

The shelter from the storm here is just amazing

[@Rilez616]

Along with the version of hard rain, idiot wind, acrually forget it the whole video is amazing

[@maracujaizsrbije6738]

So is Idiot Wind

[@derekgoudie7503]

Wisconsin play he played there a month before the Thompson flood

[@CottageOfTheCrone]

I was there that day. Idiot Wind damn near did me in. Hitchhiked back to Colorado Springs in the rain with the kind of best friend few people are ever blessed to have. Got home about a quarter till dawn. Miss you Bushka. Met a woman with your name on Memorial day...felt you there. The honeysuckle is blooming with the roses today. This world isn't better without you, but I'm sure you're better without the world.

[@maryschmidt8053]

I was there that day, too. So cold, so wet. But shoooey, what a good show!

[@buddhagirl3]

I was there as well, came from Colorado Springs as well. I remember the community feeling as we all stood around for hours waiting for the show. People were passing out black garbage bags for raincoats when the rains started. Various substances were shared by anyone around. I was with a few of my best friends. It was an amazing day all around.

[@zetterspam]

what a privilege! i was born in 1970 and my first bob concert was in sweden in 1978... but i still listen to "hard rain" and envy everyone that was there... "idiot wind" is second to none...

[@user-cd2kx7vo8m]

Idiot Wind is a force of nature

[@CottageOfTheCrone]

@@user-cd2kx7vo8m Yes it is

[@detrockcity3]

This version of Shelter has kept me going more times than I can count.

[@avi_s0ncin0]

Bob’s voice was at its peak in this period imo!!! 75’-76’ Dylan is the best!!!!

[@ejtennis11]

0:01 - hard rain 8:34 - blowin' in the wind 12:10 - railroad boy 14:55 - deportee (Guthrie) 18:58 - pity the poor immigrant 23:35 - shelter from the storm 28:52 - maggie's farm 33:52 - one too many mornings 37:43 - mozambique 41:25 - idiot wind 51:02 - knockin' on heaven's door (end credits)

[@prodevus]

BUMP

[@fabioadelle6135]

Erik Johnson thank you (:

[@hugopouw1756]

"Railroad -boy", pfjiooewwh. .😎what is this a formidable heart wrenching song 'top performing ' Joan Baez & Bob Dylan evenly going strong for the next couple of songs. Ride-on .bless ' you my dear friendly friends

[@richardmcghie1585]

Erik Johnson c

[@bwaters735]

Erik Johnson ty

[@nov20five]

Something about this video keeps me coming back every week. It’s raw, loose, moody, angsty….and exquisite .

[@calum66]

Beautifully put!

[@edbrandt8972]

The Rolling Thunder sound is unique to this time period...and it's awesome

[@eamonnmaccionnaith5761]

Dylan's voice was great at this point.

[@laurielanford1126]

well, heck, if you sang loudly from your soul for over 50 years, your voice wouldn't sound so great either. it's called 'straining your vocal cords' DUH

[@eamonnmaccionnaith5761]

@@laurielanford1126 Eh, I said his voice sounded great.

[@timmccarthy3034]

@@laurielanford1126 it's just his personal style, yelling too much.... think of James Taylor singing from his soul for the same amount of time, and his voice is still sweet as ever.....If you "train" your voice ...and not "strain" your voice, you don't loose it....Every opera singer will tell you that...

[@howardreed6969]

@@timmccarthy3034 James Taylor cant hold a candle to Dylan. then, before or last month when I saw Bob in Providence.

[@timmccarthy3034]

@@howardreed6969 why bother to even compare? James has a voice sweeter than honey, Bob has a voice like cement gravel rolling around in a cement truck....it doesn't matter really...They are BOTH "great" in their own particular ways...and I am not going to put them down ..Bob is a genius song writer, and so is James, just 2 very different styles......I DO LOVE THEM BOTH , like loving the Sun and Moon , at the same time , each for different reasons.... I hope you understand my meaning ..."PEACE AND LOVE" ...no matter how or where you find it, is and always has been what it's all about..right?

[@jcoxsmit]

Play this to anyone who dares to say Dylan can’t sing!

[@marcindabrowski7571]

Oh yes, he really could; until about 1990.

[@DavidGriffin-ww2fk]

He may just be the greatest singer in the world but only about 33 percent of us realize it.

[@peterguglietta5260]

Thank you for making this concert available. This is one of Dylan's best live performances; "Shelter from the Storm" is outstanding, and "Maggie's Farm" and "Idiot Wind" are right up there also. I love his singing on these songs, and his guitar playing is a revelation. Howie Wyeth and Rob Stoner are solid as the rhythm section. Don't get how some people panned this concert and the "Hard Rain" album. They must not get Dylan, or are among the crowd who booed him at Newport in 1965 & Manchester (Royal Albert Hall concert) in 1966. Their loss! Dylan at his finest here.

[@AntonioRagusa70]

I totally agree with you

[@Redandwhite_bluesuedeshoes]

My most favourite Dylan era…. Especially Pity The Poor Immigrant…. It isn’t even on Scorsese’s Rolling Thunder Revue… Is the concer available on CD?

[@hawkjeff]

Shelter From the Storm from this show may be the best thing I've ever heard from Bob and I love him so much that there are endless high points. It is so fierce. Maybe there is something as good...? I don't believe there is anything better.

[@venessian3954]

Baez and Dylan seem really like two symbiotic angels up there, together like that, esp. on "Railroad Boy". It is almost otherworldly, that presence and fusion and gift, to all the rest of us.

[@frankwest4057]

venessian hearing them talk about each other makes you wonder

[@multiluke321]

This is my favourite version of hard rain. Gives me goosebumps.

[@hankgarfield4692]

I saw my first Dylan show when the RTR came to Maine the previous November. When I saw this on TV I wondered what happened to the faster version with much the same band. Had to wait until 2002 when it was finally released to hear it again. But that's Bob, always changing it up.

[@curtandoscar]

This is the power of enthusiasm and passion. Those vocals are so joyous and fresh, he is seemingly SO wanting to be on that stage with his friends, old and new, singing his/their lungs out in head coverings, versus what you often see live with people phoning it in, it just makes the thing an absolute joy to behold.

[@rainday6]

This one was the day before Bob's birthday. I was at the Ft. Worth concert the week before, on a eat at the edge of the aisle and through a fluke I got to meet him (during Joan Baez's solo set he came out and pulled up a chair and on the other side of the aisle 5 feet to my left). At a break, I summoned up the courage to say, "Hey, Bob, happy birthday next week." He turned to me and smiled sweetly...but also, without his glasses, he was as blind as a bat. After her set, he quietly left, appeared on stage a few seconds later and the review went on!

[@caseysheehan3220]

again,i'm jealous in that i wooda got more....piss on yer mem....hehehe..

[@PV-ws5zg]

Glasses? Blind as a bat?

[@rainday6]

@@PV-ws5zg I have read elsewhere that when he's not wearing his glasses he can't see well at all. being seriously nearsighted myself, I understand exactly. That said, this was 45 years ago so for all I know he's had Lasix surgery or he has contacts or whatever.

[@herbertluthe6850]

shelter from the storm: best version ever. it should be played loudly ...

[@hannahp1195]

It's a great version! I've always loved the Live at Budokan version but this one is running a very close second!

[@brianduffy2361]

Amen

[@TheJelyman]

definitely best version of it I don't know whether it's on purpose or by chance, but in this version of 'shelter' dylan actually disregards 2 of the verses on the original recorded track. I think that actually makes this version even better

[@sarahgracereilly]

It’s so amazing

[@johntallanger4036]

@@TheJelyman best idiot wind too

[@cynthiadeluise3160]

What a amazing performance. Everything he does is gold. Then and now.

[@Shamrockrancher]

Ya know, Bob Dylan makes life worth living.

[@gregling]

Again and again!

[@johnperrigo6474]

I can live without.

[@BH-cr5uo]

Dylan does make the grey ol world brighter cause he got the light in&on him no doubt.Listening to him will keep a body in them shades of light that r mostly nicer than shades of dark if u try to be righteous in this often mean world, cause life is just shades of light&dark , after all.isis is best tune about marrying and divorcing a goddess and grave robbing.If uk of a better one,well on the 5th day of may, I pray for drizzle&rain.As one does when pondering avatar like song and dance men along w shades of light and dark.zeppelin rulz

[@viviandarkbloom100]

@@johnperrigo6474 Ya know that isn't necessarily a contradiction to the OP.

[@nemonautilus9807]

That's All Folks! Ultimate! No T.I.N.A. with Bob: Take Him or Leave Him! I choose the First & I feeeel Gooood.!

[@ianbreedlove6412]

Rolling Thunder 1976 desperately needs an official release from the Dylan camp. It is criminally overlooked imo.

[@anselman3156]

I prize my much played CBS vinyl lp of the concert. Funny thing is, it's called Hard Rain but that song's not on it.

[@margreetkrommenie2375]

The way he looks at her, Joan, the answer is blowin 'in the wind. Yesterday I saw Joan in Amsterdam in the beautiful Carre theatre, she is still a great performer. She will be back february 2019, I will be there, hope she is too, can 't get enough. 2 great artists for ever young !

[@42awww]

I saw an interview with her on you tube, and it said it was in the Netherlands. She was fascinating, but I could not get over how the interviewers were silent and just listened to her! Such patience, manners and it was a great show. I commented i wanted to move there where people actually listen to people! It was a revelation to me! She looked great and performed a new song. Amazing interview and journalists in North America should take notes.

[@Scott-pw2qu]

I have just started getting into Bob Dylan and wow all my life iv been missing out on such amazing music and lyrics but I say save the best till last. I absolutely love his music.

[@Vibeagain]

Me too

[@dullarddom]

The tank was never close to running dry but damn this is a hundred times better than any upload of this I ever saw. I wanna watch this till my eyes go blind. Everyone has an obsession and an oracle. I'm more than happy to have Dylan as mine in common with anyone who finds themselves viewing this. Another thing we'll have to forget

[@montanadivacreations9267]

I was there. I was 20. It was MY Woodstock ..it was amazing

[@Bluedude499]

So fucking jealous

[@treborlinks9691]

I saw this concert "live" on TV in 1976. Very exciting at the time and it still is today! Anxiously awaiting the Scorsese doc on Netflix.

[@threeleggedman]

Me too. I recorded the audio on cassette. So cool to have songs that weren't on the Hard Rain record.

[@bahamagrove217]

This concert has really blown my mind and has changed me from an occasional admirer of Bob Dylan to a full-blown Dylan fanatic.

[@mickeycrist]

I was there standing in the rain

[@johnbreen3177]

Did u enjoy loved show broadcast in the UK on September 1976

[@kvernon1]

I guess A Hard Rain really was a' Fallin'. And No Shelter From the Storm?

[@mitsukitakano7176]

And he was on the dry land

[@caseysheehan3220]

if tru,cool as hell,if not,i'd still stick with the story,we all need dreams...

[@TheJelyman]

was it fun?

[@AntonioRagusa70]

"One too many mornings" here is fabulous

[@baberoot1998]

Wow...what a great version of, 'Shelter from the Storm'. Has a reggae feel to it. Bob...is the man. Something...about his sound, lyrics, and style, that no one else can do. Except maybe John Prine and Willie Nelson. Bob and John and Willie...love 'em all. They are all in a class by themselves. 👍☀️👍

[@rossosbornfamilyfoundation3536]

Add Townes Van Zandt to that list.

[@georgemartin3700]

Yes I was there! After 3 years in army I was starting college in ft Collins and went to this concert on a rainy day. I was 22 and had the best time ever, always held this as my favorite concert

[@beverlyseebach5005]

I was there, too! My sister and I shared a bottle of red wine and danced in the rain and mud. Excellent concert!

[@dirtylemon3379]

I remember this was aired on network tv and I was watching it with my 70 year old New York City Italian-American grandmother. She watched for a few minutes and asked me; Are they Arabs?

[@octagonseventynine1253]

Lol that’s hilarious!

[@JohnBrown-yo8ni]

Dylan has Turkish origin, I personally think that is why he makes rather long songs. Dont understand me wrong, I like that, especially when he does.

[@octagonseventynine1253]

@@JohnBrown-yo8ni I think his grandparents are from Odessa but he probably does have Turkish genealogy judging by the way he looks.

[@christophercampbell1677]

Lol awesome

[@MrElapid]

That's funny!

[@bonnieandclyde222]

Hard Rain is such a prophetic song , and now is even more meaningful 2020

[@Peter-wc4kr]

It’s the greatest song ever written.

[@Rileykeen]

Im glad there’s footage of a live Mozambique.

[@johnstrickland1899]

I remember seeing this when this was aired on NBC during prime time on a Friday night in September of '76. It was probably the best thing I'd ever seen on TV at the time since the thought of Dylan being on something like seemed impossible back then. I remember he was even on the cover of TV Guide that week. For many long years I wished I could see it again, so thanks a lot for posting this.

[@brianmckie9673]

This was Dylan at his best with his coolest ever look. He looked as this was the most fun he had performing.

[@AKsnowsoul]

This rocks! Classic moments with the maestro Bob Dylan.

[@barsimpson4901]

The concert was more of a constant crashing rain than hard. Great to see this 40 plus year old memory of Bob the Great w/ Entourage. Thanks for today's memory.

[@MegaGuinle]

Dylan and Joan ..full of beans ! Great band ..a delight

[@MichaelMccarthy-t6q]

Heard this in 1976 on my mates boogie box cassette player. Still the most exciting and interesting performance ever. Bless Bob Dylan 🙏 MM

[@kevinwollenweber340]

Bob Dylan is on fire here! Listen to this, and then put on the Clash singing "London's Burning"! I could imagine Joe Strummer listening to this at top volume, reverentially, stunned silent from the power, and then recording and finding his voice in Clash recordings and his own solo stuff, like "Gangsterville" from his first solo album...and let's not also forget Roger McGuinn's CARDIFF ROSE which came out not long after his involvement in this amazing tour of live shows. Surely, there has to be a box set of material from this series of shows. I was surprised when the album came out in stores years ago after this was shown on TV, and it turned out to be only one platter, although I thought it was released as a two platter set for a very short time. Could I be wrong?

[@briantimmons3044]

I saw the Rolling Thunder Revue in Montreal and also Before The Flood Concerts and I sang my heart out. When ever I am in concerts I can't help but sing along with the songs

[@nissi.k]

Bob is unleashed! Totally legendary and powerful! The entire band is amazing and tight! Every song Bob just kills! Such wonderful footage! 👌🏻Thanks so much! 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟

[@raindeerprojekt4119]

The crowd is in other levels and totally engaged on all of them... even tired songs are sung with passion when you believe in them

[@robertshaus5941]

Rolling Thunder was the greatest I've ever seen. Music, poetry, and Joan Baez held it all together.

[@codelicious6590]

Bobby Dylan may well be the greatest songwriter to ever live in the 20th century. Imo

[@monkeyface6139]

Baez and Dylan are mesmeric here . They're two halves of a whole ; Astounding symbiotic relationship.

[@lordbyron6293]

What a great version of "I Pity the Poor Immigrant".

[@MokaiMusic]

Thanks for this incredible post. I've been a fan of Dylan and Baez forever, but never seen such a great video of them singing together. So cool that they chose to sing on the same mic, it really ups the urgency and dynamism. I saw comments relating the song "Deportee" to today's current events, and also saw some comments saying not to make that connection. Anyone who knows or hears for the first time “Deportee (Plane Wreck at Los Gatos)” can hear for themselves the relevance to today. This historic song by Woody Guthrie, documents the lives of those who pick our crops and are denied basic human rights. The song was made famous by Joan Baez and perhaps we should allow her performance and life’s work to stand on its own without divisive commentary. Baez appeared just last month at a large rally in San Francisco for the “Families Belong Together” movement, protesting the illegal separations of young children from their parents at the southern border. Search on youtube “Joan Baez sings and thousands march for refugees, SF on June 30, 2018” to hear her, still speaking the truth and standing up for the “deportees” as she has since the 1950s. Baez, who is of part Mexican heritage and marched with MLK jr in the civil rights movement, has remained committed to her ideals. She is one who has “the courage to stand up for the truth, the real truth and nothing but the truth.” Everyone knows that US agriculture benefits from immigrant labor, including ‘undocumented’ labor, to the degree that without those workers, many crops are rotting in the fields today, due to lack of workers. The caravans coming north to our southern border are not “Mexicans”. Most are refugees from Central American countries, where conditions are dangerous and violent. The caravans themselves were organized to give a public face to the people seeking asylum. The caravans publicly arrived at ports of entry and officially applied for asylum. The US government violated international law by closing down applications for asylum and arresting those who took a further action of crossing the border between ports of entry. It is not illegal under international law to cross a border to seek political asylum. “Pressure on the government of Mexico to get their act together” took form under Bush and Obama with a program called “Plan Frontera Sur” which had the US assist Mexico to build a system of checkpoints and barriers along it’s southern border. Over the last 10 years, Mexico has been working hard to stem the flow of people fleeing from Guatemala, Honduras and El Salvador where murder rates have skyrocketed amid clashes between warring street gangs. But the number of people in danger has overwhelmed Mexico’s efforts and they lack the funds to locate these people in Mexico. So, there is no “unofficial effort to invade our country like the Visigoths”, that’s just a paranoid fantasy. Everyone in the Americas knows that the income inequality and the lack of development in these southern countries is determined by economic realities where these countries struggle to earn foreign currency through their exports, while their people are paid far less than US workers to make products we consume in the US. Their political reality and form of government is wholly controlled by US foreign policy and subsidization at cost to US taxpayers. One reason these countries are so violent and destabilized is due to US intervention. For example, in Honduras, location of the largest US military base in the region, the Honduran military overthrew the democratically elected leader, with support from the US. Human rights are the only thing that matters. Once we violate those rights, we lose what makes us who we are as believers in freedom and liberty. I can hear these universal, eternal ideals strongly in the voices of Baez and Dylan, who could have just sung songs without such profound meaning and still made their money. But they chose to sing the truth and fight for it because they believe in us and the future.

[@Pamzoo]

I've seen a lot of Dylan shows -- this one rocks my soul. Love me some BoB.

[@ryandinnnebeil7144]

This is probably one of the greatest performances in the history of mankind

[@Rilez616]

Ryan Dinnnebeil It is, wish we had full concert

[@memorysteps]

Ryan Dinnnebeil I concur

[@vallipherson6453]

Yes, spectacular. As evocative as Grace Slick/Jefferson Airplane at Indiana University on the first Earth Day.

[@mitchellkarera]

I rank it right up there with Franz Klammer's mad, gold medal, downhill dash in the '76 Winter Olympics and Secretarit's 31-length victory in the '73 Belmont Stakes.

[@numbat0072]

i agree , but it was panned at the time .

[@tonycostanzo4276]

you could listen to Dylan for hours and hours , i miss those DAYS i really do , these days everything is all about BULL SHIT

[@lissonicarla]

Bob Dylan !!Una Gioia per mie orecchie ! E occhi ( bob!! ,Joan (Baez la regina del folk ( adoro ) , bob trasmette colpisce incanta , immobilizza , li! Che ammaliante Dylan!! ‘’mi ha catturata...e non mi molla più. ‘’In A Hard , Rain ‘s gonna Fall’’ mi commuove sempre e Comunque. Voce unica Dylan !) le sue pause ,!! Il suono , articola ogni sua parola , bellissime tutte le sue canzoni ! magic!! .il tutto sta poi in una voce, a farne dei capolavori ,.Sublime Dylan ! dalle mille voce e versioni ) Instancabilmente Bobby ! la mia più bella rilassante compagnia di ogni giorno ,grazie ! genio !Love you ❤️❤️❤️

[@sebastianbeiglbock3606]

Definitely best version of "One too Many Mornings".

[@Rilez616]

IMO best version of that, hard rain and shelter from the storm

[@davidbrizuela1042]

The live from the Royal Albert Hall version is great too!

[@sweetieandval]

Absolutely

[@stephsheehy3576]

Along with the one on the basement tapes.

[@AstroBrad1]

This version of Shelter from the Storm is just unreal.

[@hereharehere]

Amazing. Dylan and Baez is mesmerising. Thanks for the upload. I managed to see him at the London Palladium in 2017. Time has a'changed, but anything he has lost he has replace, and some. His voice seems to get more and more appealing to me. He sat at the piano for most of it, abusing it in an amazingly clumsy, care-free way. His moves were unique. His band was beyond together and free. I've been to many special gigs, but that one always rises to the top in my memory of music. I had to try hard to be in the moment. It worked. He goes beyond the hype. What an artist.

[@Dermot2927]

"Shelter" and Maggie's Farm"...what amazing, rollicking versions.

[@david-pb4bi]

Yes Shelter best song and start Maggie's outstanding

[@Rilez616]

And hard rain

[@johanstaelens5194]

Shelter from the storm. Peace to all humanity !

[@riwlub]

Worked for CSU back then. Was feeding cows a couple of miles away but we were all listening....

[@caroldobbin3157]

Lori L Cows and Dylan what could be better.

[@christyfrancis1740]

It's a fact, that listening to Bob, you realise that life is worth living, and there should be Bob Dylan for every Generation

[@jmon312]

His art really has impacted my life in such (positive) profound ways, it's indescribable. Like that old friend that used to be on the same level as you, who actually put THOUGHT into living, rather than JUST LIVING, and there was always an Understanding. ❤️

[@CHlEFFIN]

This entire performance is absolutely sublime... I am now on ‘Idiot Wind’ and I can’t even make it to the first chorus - I keep rewinding to the beginning, mesmerized by Dylan’s supreme charisma and demanding presence.

[@bills89445]

So great to find this! I was there, drove down from Casper Wyoming. This is a better view than I had!

[@42awww]

I was at a friend's house and glanced over to see the TV Guide, and there was bob, a shot from the concert. I remember this as i knew my elder siblings were big fans. Little did i know.....thet the odd looking man on the cover I would discover 2 years later, and my life would never be the same.

[@toerag5475]

42awww I known what you mean, heard him in 1964, and been listening ever since and enjoyed every minute.

[@CHlEFFIN]

42awww this was a beautiful comment mate. Cheers

[@viviandarkbloom100]

Now explain to the kids at home what a TV Guide is.

[@42awww]

@@viviandarkbloom100 Lol...

[@ilkkayrja6955]

Great concert! For me this is the best live version of one of my favourites: One Too Many Mornings. Dylan’s vocals are amazing through out the concert.

[@dylandream2248]

One of the greatest live shows on the history of music!

[@rebauer2000]

I lived east of here 31.4 miles, just finished my junior year in high school. I remembered this very well even thought I didn't go. Rainy for several days at that time.

[@AnnieMcNeill]

There are so many things to love about this concert. The chemistry and musicianship between bob and Joan and a repertoire of great “finger-pointing sings” - just watch his eyes during blow in’ in the wind the magic between them is plain to see; shelter from the storm - brilliant; idiot win- compelling and shocking in its intensity; a wonderful experience all round…….

[@chriscox8547]

Shelter from the Storm is rather emotive, one of my favourite songs. Thank you, Mr. Dlyan, for a life of very pleasant memories.

[@timjones5219]

One of the best vinyls to play really, really LOUD, is this one!

[@lhenriquesouza8901]

Great poetic, amazing, magnificent and increreble. Bob Dylan is everything that and more.

[@Inhabitantofthelake]

One of the greatest performances of his life. Creatures void of form up there on that stage! And the gaunt prophet, their leader.

[@AntonioRagusa70]

Simply marvellous

[@jonmitguard6174]

How cool! Thanks for posting. I was there. Skipped my senior prom to be there, not a moment of hesitation.

[@mikethompson2007]

Your senior prom was in the afternoon?

[@WesleyPinkham]

i love how joan is playing capo’d up the whole time. besides showing that she truly understands the harmonies deep in her consciousness, it shows a trust and familiarity and the deep connection between the two. her absolute freedom to play on top of and between and amongst bob. there is deep musical trust there, it’s hard to imagine other folks being invited to duet with dylan and having the audacity to capo up and add their own voicings to these songs. but joan’s voice is written into bob’s music at this point going on two decades. those harmonies aren’t just embellishment, they’re overtones that are there whether she’s present to extract them or not.

[@CottageOfTheCrone]

I was there. It was amazing. Those. Were. The. Days.

[@jimklabunde9115]

I was there! Absolutely unbelievable.

[@Qvetcher]

A Fantastic Concert. Thanks, Bob Dylan.

[@wildcat1955]

A classic influencer for so many generations. I heard this first when I was coming of age and still love listening to him at age 68. The best music to introduce to my childhood and now they play his music for me. Classic!

[@nicktaramusic]

Shelter from the Storm is sooo fucking good here

[@terriejohnston8801]

AGREED....👍👍👍👍

[@terriejohnston8801]

Great Partyin' Tune....Get off One's Ass @ Dance...

[@barbarakeyock532]

This concert has made me fall in love with some of these songs all over again

[@dan44762000]

Loved this, thank god for people like you who post this stuff, well done x

[@timshort6722]

I was here and it poured the whole concert, what a treat to find this on KZbin. First time ever seeing Jacob on stage.

[@toerag5475]

tim short , you were so lucky to have been there, the rain was a pain but you witnessed one his best performance ever, lucky you.

[@Idrisjj]

Terrific music, great camerawork, a MUST for Bob Dylan fans. Highlights include Joan Baez singing backing! Also a absolutely show-stopping duet with Bob & Joan for 'Blowing in the Wind'! Thank you to whoever posted this.

[@raindeerprojekt4119]

master piece changed my life changed the world blessed to enjoy this THANK YOU

[@tedporterhouse1330]

The version of Shelter from the storm is fantastic, thank you for the upload.

[@johanreberg4872]

Yes love this rock version of that song. Typical Dylan too turn the sound of a song all around and make good result of it.

[@allanmojica6455]

Amen

[@MrFranganito]

fucking A. Idiot Wind version is amazing as well

[@SimonRobeyns]

Maggie's farm is fuckin rockin' too!

[@julieosborne8960]

best ever version for me

[@agnes4345]

I love this concert so much.

[@coreywiley3981]

I love his singing in this concert! I also love this version of "I Pity The Poor Immigrant" The arrangements of the songs are awesome in this concert! Luv Idiot Wind too!

[@jzf128]

I saw this concert on television in Belgium. Afterwards i bought the live LP. I see it as one of his best live performances. He is a damn good guitarplayer.

[@There_is_No_Spoon_]

Late 80s into the 90s his voice got strange became challenging to listen to his brilliant song writing while singing. He is ready to go song after song.. Oh Jokerman

[@aljustal6554]

Personnel (from the DVD credits): Bob Dylan (lead vocals, guitar), Joan Baez (vocals), Scarlet Rivera (violin), T-Bone Burnette (guitar, piano), Steven Soles, Mick Ronson (guitars), Bobby Neuwirth, Roger McGuinn (guitars & vocals), David Mansfield (steel guitar, mandolin, violin, dobro), Rob Stoner (bass), Howie Wyeth (drums), Gary Burke (congas). Kinky Friedman jumps on a song or two as well.

[@dynjarren7523]

Al Just Al Wow! Roger Mcguinn taking a backseat to support Bob Dylan. That shows you how much he respects and admires Dylan! Mick Ronson too.

[@outtathyme5679]

How am I only just now learning Mick Ronson was in the band

[@colinreid325]

Wearing of bandanas while watching this compulsory. 😀😎

[@semolinapilchard9768]

I'm a native of Fort Collins , hometown. i remember this. i was 9 or 10 but my uncles went. don't go looking for Hughes stadium or Fort Collins these days. its over. California found us

[@allthingszep]

Stunning,the music,the way it’s filmed,the band,absolutely incredible,also bob in great voice.

[@user-oj6wy5yz9w]

I love how the stage circus mirrors the feeling of Bobs music, a total menagerie of bitter sweet tragic comedy, life, war, beauty, horror, peace, death, and love. Thanks for posting this.

[@DavidLee-rx6uo]

Idiot Wind -best performance ever.I recite these lyrics every time I get mad at someonelol

[@thaddeuscohn9592]

I have listened to THIS shelter from the storm a 1000 times, and counting.

[@wilsonnoblemusic]

Brilliant! All this wonderful music is so relevant and will be for such a long time to come..

[@jvcelynn]

Huge Bob Dylan from foco. I’m in awe knowing that someone so legendary performed in my home town. Extremely heartbroken that I was nowhere close to being born so I could experience this lmao.

[@stevethrendyle8406]

It's as though no one in the audience has ever heard a pedal steel guitar before! Man, I was at this show in February of 1976 at Maple Leaf Gardens... he was in the whiteface at that show.

[@barbarapowell137]

I am in awe of his talent so so great

[@bluesisgold]

This is so badass! Thanks a million for posting this. Ridiculously great music, so potent, so free. Killer shit.

[@jcripp7974]

Saw 2 Rolling Thunder gigs. Great. This is an extension of that great vibe concert. Best Dylan show ever. Hitting on all cylinders. Very punk like feel.

[@ARIZJOE]

These electric arrangements are powerful. Dylan aided by one of the Spiders from Mars in the back.

[@michaelmulvey900]

That's T Bone Burnett

[@thepuppetstv]

Ronson was a god! RIP

[@thepuppetstv]

@@michaelmulvey900 I haven't watched whole video...isnt ronson here?

[@michaelmulvey900]

Mick Ronson is there

[@ArthurGoodlad]

@@thepuppetstv Yes he turns up. I think at one point he turns up his amp. 🙂 He definitely goes for it.