1966-April-20		(Possibly includes 66-April-19)

Bob Dylan		The Enigmatic Story Of A Boy And His Dog

Festival Hall		Melbourne, Australia


Disc 1  -  63.52
1	She Belongs To Me		 3.05
2	Fourth Time Around		 6.03
3	Visions Of Johanna		10.10
4	It's All Over Now Baby Blue	 6.46
5	Desolation Row			12.27
6	Just Like A Woman		 6.08
7	Tell Me, Momma			 1.38
8	Baby Let Me Follow You Down	 4.17
9	Just Like Tom Thumb's Blues	 5.47
10	Like A Rolling Stone		 7.26


	I found two nice reviews about this release on the Web:


	The first review   (www.expectingrain.com/dok/who/t/tomthumb.html)

	Bob Dylan  and the  Hawks [later  The Band]. The best of the four
	available CDs  of this  famous show  for sound  quality, the tape
	seems  to   have  been   remastered,  so  this  could  be  highly
	recommended. Wanted  Man Music  has replaced their own Melbourne,
	Australia [T-237]  with this!  Bob Dylan's  Dream : Historic Live
	Performances Vol.  1 [T-118]  is not easily available any more so
	this CD may be the best you can get of this 1966 show. Melbourne,
	Australia [T-236] is no longer common either.

	Tell Me,  Momma (7)  is a real commotion. Vocals are REALLY loud,
	and he's  just BELLOWING  the lyrics.  Really has a nice snarl to
	his voice.  Amazing vocals,  horrible sound.  This CD's source is
	said to  be a  tape, not an acetate, but there is a "skip" during
	Tell Me,  Momma at  :59 into the song. "...you're just gonna make
	everybody jump  and roa//but  you're so  hard to  find. Tell  Me,
	Momma..." This is the case on all four CDs of this concert. Is it
	a tape splice and not a skip?



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	The second review   (www.geocities.com/Heartland/Hills/5581/cd66.htm)

	Stoned Dylan, subtle, menacing, unique... 

	"This used to be called Visions Of Johanna, now it's called Mother 
	Revisited." He has some trouble tuning his guitar and he mumbles, 
	"Well, this isn't, this isn't my guitar, it could go out of tune 
	all the time. My guitar got broken here in Australia", and the 
	guitar he's playing keeps going out of tune. "and uh, I had ta 
	borrow this one. This is a good guitar, but you know, it's a 
	FOLK MUSIC guitar... folk music guitar..." 

	Tell Me, Momma (7) is a real commotion. Vocals are REALLY loud, 
	and he's just BELLOWING the lyrics. Really has a nice snarl to 
	his voice. Amazing vocals, horrible sound. [it ain't that bad!] 

	There's a nice little monologue about Tom Thumb. "This is about 
	a painter -- down in Mexico City, who travelled from North Mexico 
	up to Del Rio, Texas all the time, his name's Tom Thumb, and uh, 
	right now he's about 125 years old but he's still going, and uh, 
	everybody likes him a lot down there, he's got lots of friends, 
	and uh, this is when he was going through his BLUE period, of 
	painting, and uh, he's made COUNTLESS amount of paintings, you 
	couldn't think of 'em all. This is his blue period painting, I 
	just dedicate this song to him, it's called Just Like Tom Thumb's 
	BLUES. [very odd woman screaming, provoking audience laughter and 
	applause] You, you know Tom Thumb?"