Live 1961–2000: Thirty‐Nine Years of Great Concert Performances

~ Release by Bob Dylan (see all versions of this release, 1 available)

Tracklist

▼ CD 1
# Title Rating Length
1 Somebody Touched Me 2:43
2 Wade in the Water 3:01
3 Handsome Molly 2:49
4 To Ramona 4:30
5 I Don’t Believe You 6:00
6 Grand Coulee Dam 2:58
7 Knockin’ on Heaven’s Door 3:51
8 It Ain’t Me, Babe 5:16
9 Shelter From the Storm 5:26
10 Dead Man, Dead Man 3:56
11 Slow Train 4:59
12 Dignity 6:35
13 Cold Irons Bound 6:50
14 Born in Time 5:21
15 Country Pie 2:48
16 Things Have Changed 5:53

Credits

CD 1

recorded in:
Minneapolis, Minnesota, United States (1961) (track 2)
New Jersey, United States (1998-01-31 – 1998-02-01) (track 14)
Hammond organ:
Brendan O’Brien (engineer) (1994-11-17 – 1994-11-18) (track 12)
drums (drum set):
Winston Watson (1994-11-17 – 1994-11-18) (track 12)
dobro and pedal steel guitar:
Bucky Baxter (1994-11-17 – 1994-11-18) (track 12)
guitar:
John Jackson (Guitarist for Bob Dylan (1991-97) and then Lucinda Williams) (1994-11-17 – 1994-11-18) (track 12)
bass:
Tony Garnier (American bassist) (1994-11-17 – 1994-11-18) (track 12)
additional lyricist:
Bob Dylan (1975-03-23) (track 7)
Bob Dylan (1989-02) (track 12)
Bob Dylan (1989-04-11) (track 12)
arranger:
Bob Dylan (track 2)
Tullamore Brothers (track 3)
composer:
Bob Dylan (tracks 7, 15)
[traditional] (Special Purpose Artist) (track 3)
John Reedy (bluegrass/gospel musician and songwriter) (1939) (track 1)
Bob Dylan (1964) (track 5)
Bob Dylan (1964-05) (track 8)
Bob Dylan (1964-05 – 1964-06) (track 4)
Bob Dylan (1974) (track 9)
Bob Dylan (1978) (track 11)
Bob Dylan (1981) (track 10)
Bob Dylan (1988-01-05) (track 12)
Bob Dylan (1989-02) (track 14)
Bob Dylan (1997-01) (track 13)
Bob Dylan (1999-07) (track 16)
engineer:
John Cutler (California producer/engineer) (track 11)
Guy Charbonneau (track 11)
executive producer:
Jeff Kramer (track 12)
Jeff Rosen (track 12)
lead vocals:
Bob Dylan (1976-05-23) (track 9)
lyricist:
Bob Dylan (tracks 7, 15)
[traditional] (Special Purpose Artist) (track 3)
John Reedy (bluegrass/gospel musician and songwriter) (1939) (track 1)
Bob Dylan (1964) (track 5)
Bob Dylan (1964-05) (track 8)
Bob Dylan (1964-05 – 1964-06) (track 4)
Bob Dylan (1974) (track 9)
Bob Dylan (1978) (track 11)
Bob Dylan (1981) (track 10)
Bob Dylan (1988-01-05) (track 12)
Bob Dylan (1989-02 – 1989-04) (track 14)
Bob Dylan (1997-01) (track 13)
Bob Dylan (1999-07) (track 16)
mastering:
Greg Calbi (American mastering engineer) (track 12)
Scott Hull (US mastering engineer at Masterdisk / The Hit Factory / Scott Hull Mastering) (track 12)
mixer:
Steve Berkowitz (A&R executive at Sony. Also credited as reissue producer) (track 5)
Michael H. Brauer (engineer) (track 5)
Ed Cherney (track 12)
Rob Fraboni (track 7)
Nat Jeffrey (track 7)
Don Meehan (track 9)
Don Was (track 12)
producer:
John Cutler (California producer/engineer) (track 11)
Don DeVito (track 9)
Bob Dylan (track 9)
Jerry Garcia (track 11)
recording engineer:
Mike Claydon (1966-05-17) (track 5)
Don Meehan (1976-05-23) (track 9)
Randy Ezratty (engineer) (1994-11-17 – 1994-11-18) (track 12)
writer:
Bob Dylan (track 15)
Woody Guthrie (American singer-songwriter) (track 6)
[traditional] (Special Purpose Artist) (track 2)
phonographic copyright by:
Sony Music Entertainment Inc. (not for release label use! company owned by Sony Corporation of America from 1991–2004; operated worldwide except in JP) (1995) (track 12)
publisher:
Ram’s Horn Music (track 7)
Sony/ATV Music Publishing France (tracks 12–13, 16)
Warner Bros. Music (publisher; do NOT use as release label) (track 8)
Warner Bros. Music Ltd. (UK subsidiary, so named between 1970/01/23–1971/04/26 and 1972/04/25–1988/08/23) (tracks 4–5, 8)
Warner Chappell Music Ltd. (no slash; used 1988–1996) (track 7)
Warner/Chappell (1964 – 1992) (tracks 4–5, 8)
Big Sky Music (publisher for Bob Dylan) (1969 –) (track 15)
Ram’s Horn Music (1974 – 2002) (track 9)
Special Rider Music (1979 –) (track 11)
Special Rider Music (1981 –) (track 10)
Special Rider Music (1989 –) (tracks 12, 14)
Special Rider Music (1992 –) (tracks 4–5, 8)
Promopub. B.V. (1992) (track 3)
Special Rider Music (1997 –) (track 13)
Special Rider Music (1999 –) (track 16)
Special Rider Music (2002 –) (track 9)
mixed at:
The Village (aka The Village Recorder) in Los Angeles, California, United States (track 7)
Club Front in San Rafael, California, United States (1988-11) (track 11)
recorded at:
Gaslight Cafe in New York, New York, United States (1962) (track 3)
Sheffield City Hall in Sheffield, South Yorkshire, England, United Kingdom (1965-04-30) (track 4)
Free Trade Hall in Manchester, Greater Manchester, England, United Kingdom (1966-05-17) (track 5)
Madison Square Garden in Midtown Manhattan, New York, New York, United States (1974-01-30) (track 7)
Sonny Lubick Field at Hughes Stadium in Fort Collins, Colorado, United States (1976-05-23) (track 9)
Mahalia Jackson Theater of the Performing Arts in New Orleans, Louisiana, United States (1981-11-10 – 1981-11-11) (track 10)
Sony Music Studios (NYC) in Hell's Kitchen, New York, New York, United States (1994-11-17 – 1994-11-18) (track 12)
El Rey Theatre in Los Angeles, California, United States (1997-12-16 – 1997-12-20) (track 13)
Portsmouth Guildhall in Portsmouth, England, United Kingdom (2000-09-24 – 2000-09-25) (tracks 1, 15–16)
earliest release:
Slow Train by Bob Dylan & Grateful Dead (track 11)
has remixes:
Knockin’ on Heaven’s Door (remix) by Bob Dylan & The Band (track 7)
part of:
Academy Award for Best Original Song (number: 73) (order: 67) (track 16)
Roud Folk Song Index (number: 454) (order: 190) (track 3)
arrangements:
Handsome Molly (Pendragon arrangement) (track 3)
is the basis for:
No puedo enamorarme de ti (track 7)
later translated parody versions:
Nagln mer nuch ans nei (track 7)
later translated versions:
Aizvējā (track 9)
Ce n'était pas moi (track 8)
Dat benn ich nit (track 8)
I bin's ned (track 8)
Knock knock ouvre-toi porte d'or (track 7)
Knockin’ on Heaven’s Door (Japanese version) (track 7)
La Dignité (track 12)
Lockiget Hoor (track 7)
Längesen (track 16)
Noggad am Himmestor (track 7)
Παράξενος κόσμος (Things Have Changed) (track 16)
live cover recording of:
Wade in the Water (Bob Dylan arrangement) (1961) (track 2)
Handsome Molly (1962) (track 3)
Somebody Touched Me (2000-09-24 – 2000-09-25) (track 1)
live recording of:
To Ramona (1965-04-30) (track 4)
I Don’t Believe You (She Acts Like We Never Have Met) (1966-05-17) (track 5)
Grand Coulee Dam (1968) (track 6)
Knockin’ on Heaven’s Door (1974-01-30) (track 7)
It Ain’t Me, Babe (1975) (track 8)
Shelter From the Storm (1976-05-23) (track 9)
Dead Man, Dead Man (1981-11-10 – 1981-11-11) (track 10)
Slow Train (1987-07) (track 11)
Dignity (1994-11-17 – 1994-11-18) (track 12)
Cold Irons Bound (1997-12-16 – 1997-12-20) (track 13)
Born in Time (1998-01-31 – 1998-02-01) (track 14)
Country Pie (2000-09-24 – 2000-09-25) (track 15)
Things Have Changed (2000-09-24 – 2000-09-25) (track 16)
referred to in medleys:
Country Pie/Brandenburg Concerto No. 6 (track 15)
version of:
Wade in the Water (track 2)

Release

art direction and design/illustration:Tetsuya Tamura
liner notes:Heckel Sugano
manufactured by:Sony Music Entertainment (Japan) Inc. (parent company, not normally a label - see subsidiaries)
copyrighted by:Sony Music Entertainment Inc. (not for release label use! company owned by Sony Corporation of America from 1991–2004; operated worldwide except in JP) (in 2001)
phonographic copyright by:Sony Music Entertainment (Japan) Inc. (parent company, not normally a label - see subsidiaries) (in 2001)
Discogs:https://www.discogs.com/release/2582881 [info]
ASIN:JP: B000059RJ3 [info]

Release Group

Wikidata:Q1758263 [info]