1964-October-31

Bob Dylan

Philharmonic Hall	New York, NY


Disc 1  -  61.16
1	Announcement					 .44
2	The Times They Are A-Changin'			3.07
3	Spanish Harlem Incident				2.52
4	Talking John Birch Paranoid Blues		4.19
5	To Ramona					5.02
6	Who Killed Davey Moore?				5.29
7	Gates Of Eden					7.30
8	If You Gotta Go, Go Now				4.42
9	It's Alright, Ma (I'm Only Bleeding)		8.33
10	I Don't Believe You				5.28
11	Mr. Tambourine Man				6.00
12	Hard Rain					7.26


Disc 2  -  54.17
1	Talking World War III Blues			5.41
2	Don't Think Twice				3.59
3	The Lonesome Death Of Hattie Carroll		7.19
4	Mama You've Been On My Mind *			3.03
5	With God On Our Side *				6.15
6	It Ain't Me Babe *				5.09
7	All I Really Want To Do				3.58


	From Broadside Show WBAI FM radio - NY, NY  1962-May
8	Commentary & Discussion **			2.42
9	Ballad Of Donald White				4.39
10	Commentary & Discussion **			1.13
11	The Death Of Emmett Till			4.49
12	Commentary & Discussion **			 .53
13	Blowin In The Wind				2.34

	From above 64-Oct-31 show - Baez vocals, Dylan harmonica
14	Silver Dagger					1.56	fades early


	*  Duet with Joan Baez
	** w/ Pete Seeger, Turner, and Cunningham


	I think Silver Dagger should actually be placed between
	"Mama You've Been On My Mind" and "With God On Our Side".



	Review (from the great "BobsBoots" site): 

	The Halloween show is one of the absolute 'must haves' for 
	every collection. The show  is near perfection. Dylan is 
	funny, charming, and powerful. The performance drips with 
	the self confidence of a young man with the world at his 
	feet. Every bit as captivating as '66 Manchester, and for 
	my money; more enjoyable. This particular CD presents the 
	show in the best quality ever. Tape hiss has been removed 
	from the already incredible soundboard recording.  

	As a bonus, the famous WBAI FM radio show has been added as 
	filler material. The package is very nice as well. Unlike 
	some of the goofy covers this release has seen in the past, 
	The front is the Daniel Kramer classic Dylan & Baez 
	'protest poster' photo in black and sepia tones. This is as 
	good as it gets. This is most definitely a package that 
	Sony should consider for official release.