Robert Hunter - 1978-07-20 - New York, NY (late) (SBD)
A Speedy Special
Robert Hunter
with Larry Klein1978-07-20Late ShowThe Other EndNew York, NYSoundboard Recording
01. Mr. Charlie >02. Box Of Rain03. Mountains Of The Moon04. Brown-Eyed Women05. Diamond Lil06. Stagger Lee07. Pretty Peggy-O08. Terrapin Station:- Part 1: Lady With A Fan > Terrapin Station > At A Siding- Part 2: Return To Terrapin > Ivory Wheels, Rosewood Track > And I Know You > Jack O' Roses (Lady of Carlisle) > Leaving Terrapin > Recognition09. Harp Tree LAment10. Ballad Of Buddy Holly11. Friend Of The Devil12. U.S. Blues >13. Truckin'14. Brokedown Palace15. Scarlet Begonias16. Ripple
As Speedy promised and I apologise for being a tad tardy keeping up with his posting of this but he did promise us a Back-to-Back early and late show of Hunters and here’s the second part. The first is very fine soundboard quality and as I said yesterday he is an ever fascinating figure in song writing circles to me working as he did extensively with Jerry Garcia and The Dead and through them meeting Bob Dylan and collaborating extensively with him. Hunter is the co-writer of Silvio (with our Bob) a standard now in both bands back catalogue! A song I adore. . . . . Enjoy! I Did!
Speedy notes: Robert Hunter 1978 - Back To Back - #2: As promised earlier today (sic!), here's the 2nd half of our Back To Back set featuring Robert Hunter in 1978. This one is a soundboard recording that captures Hunter during the late show at the Other End in New York on July 20, 1978, 48 years ago today.
For Speedy!
Bob Dylan - Silvio (Bob Dylan & Robert Hunter) - live Wantagh, NY 1999
"Silvio", written by Bob Dylan & Robert Hunter (June 23,1941 - Sept 23, 2019), performed by Bob Dylan & His Band at Jones Beach Theater Wantagh, NY on July 31, 1999.
Bob Dylan (vocal & guitar), Charlie Sexton (guitar), Larry Campbell (guitar, mandolin, pedal steel guitar & electric slide guitar), Tony Garnier (bass), David Kemper (drums & percussion).
Charlie Sexton and Larry Campbell backup vocal.
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