A Mark In Time
Previous Tours => 2012 Mark Knopfler & Bob Dylan Tour => Topic started by: jbaent on November 16, 2012, 12:12:22 PM
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#30:2012.11.18 Boston, MA, TD Banknorth Garden, USA
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http://www.timeanddate.com/worldclock/city.html?n=43 (http://www.timeanddate.com/worldclock/city.html?n=43)
http://expectingrain.com/discussions/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=73076 (http://expectingrain.com/discussions/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=73076)
AMIT attendees:
Setlist
Different from previous show in RED
Mark Knopfler
Bob Dylan
1. I'll be your baby tonight
2. Don't Think Twice, it's all right (Mark Knopfler on guitar)
3. Things have Changed (Mark Knopfler on guitar)
4. Tangled up in Blue (Mark Knopfler on guitar)
5. Early Roman Kings!
6. Trying to get to heaven
7. Summer Days (bob on Piano)
8. Highway 61
9. Visions of Johanna
10. Forgetful heart
11. Thunder on the mountain
12. Ballad of a thin man
13. Like a Rolling Stone
14. All along the watchtower
Encore
15. Blowin' in the Wind
(with a Peter Yarrow Guest Appearance*)
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peter_Yarrow
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Bob Dylan
1. I'll be your baby tonight
2. Don't Think Twice, it's all right (Mark Knopfler on guitar)
3. Things have Changed (Mark Knopfler on guitar)
4. Tangled up in Blue (Mark Knopfler on guitar)
5. Early Roman Kings!
6. Trying to get to heaven
7. Summer Days (bob on Piano)
8. Highway 61
9. Visions of Johanna
10. Forgetful heart
11. Thunder on the mountain
12. Ballad of a thin man
13. Like a Rolling Stone
14. All along the watchtower
Encore
15. Blowin' in the Wind
(with a Peter Yarrow Guest Appearance*)
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MARK KNOPFLER - SO FAR AWAY -2012-11-18 Boston, MA, TD Banknorth Garden, USA
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V-ZfG6gVhUI&feature=plcp
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Woouaaww !!!! what a surprise !!! So Far Away live ! for the first time on the tube... thank you for the video :smack
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thnx anyways Shangrila...
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thnx anyways Shangrila...
of course, thanks anyways Shangrila ! but I noticed that people realy love this one or... it's the only one that they remember of "Dire Straits" !
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thnx anyways Shangrila...
of course, thanks anyways Shangrila ! but I noticed that people realy love this one or... it's the only one that they remember of "Dire Straits" !
They don't remember it's name though, do they! ::) :lol
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We don't know Mark's setlist? :-[
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Setlist was the same as Montreal
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Setlist was the same as Montreal
MK is in autopilot and safe mode until the last show ;)
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Setlist was the same as Montreal
MK is in autopilot and safe mode until the last show ;)
He's been saving to better play at Bob's request...
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Setlist was the same as Montreal
MK is in autopilot and safe mode until the last show ;)
He's been in autopilot since the first show!
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Is YTC gone ???
I would be very sad if it is not played next year :( It is my favourite song from the album and the live solo is superb... As much as I love KOG too, it is no subsitute for YTC. We need both !!
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Is YTC gone ???
I would be very sad if it is not played next year :( It is my favourite song from the album and the live solo is superb... As much as I love KOG too, it is no subsitute for YTC. We need both !!
I agree. The solo is maybe better on KOG and more conducive to elaboration, but Crows is a much better song IMO. When I listen to KOG I just FFW to the solo! ;D
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Boston, Massachusetts, Michigan
TD Garden
November 18, 2012
1. I'll Be Your Baby Tonight
(Bob on keyboard, Donnie on pedal steel, Stu on acoustic guitar)
2. Don't Think Twice, It's All Right (Bob on grand piano,
Donnie on lap steel, Stu on acoustic guitar, Tony on standup bass, Mark Knopfler on guitar)
3. Things Have Changed (Bob center stage with harp,
Donnie on pedal steel, Stu on acoustic guitar, Mark Knopfler on guitar)
4. Tangled Up In Blue (Bob center stage with harp then on grand piano,
Donnie on pedal steel, Stu on acoustic guitar, Mark Knopfler on guitar)
5. Early Roman Kings
(Bob on grand piano, Donnie on lap steel, Tony on standup bass)
6. Tryin' To Get To Heaven
(Bob on grand piano and harp, Donnie on pedal steel, Stu on acoustic guitar)
7. Summer Days (Bob on grand piano, Donnie on pedal steel, Tony on standup bass)
8. Visions Of Johanna
(Bob on grand piano, Donnie on electric mandolin, Stu on acoustic guitar)
9. Highway 61 Revisited (Bob on grand piano, Donnie on lap steel)
10. Forgetful Heart
(Bob center stage with harp, Donnie on viola, Stu on acoustic guitar, Tony on standup bass)
11. Thunder On The Mountain (Bob on grand piano, Donnie on lap steel)
12. Ballad Of A Thin Man (Bob center stage with harp, Donnie on lap steel)
13. Like A Rolling Stone (Bob on grand piano, Donnie on pedal steel)
14. All Along The Watchtower (Bob on grand piano, Donnie on lap steel)
(encore)
15. Blowin' In The Wind
(Bob on grand piano then centere stage with harp, Donnie on violin, Stu on acoutic guitar)
I didn't notice anyone extra on-stage at the end and, though it's over 45 years since I've since Pete Yarrow on stage (he emcee'd a show I attended), I'm not sure I would ghave recognised him.
Mark was just fine and seemed to go down well. Given some of the earlier reviews, I approached the Dylan part with lowish expectations but, actually, it was one of the better performances I've caught in recent years. As I've said before, I tend to regard Dylan reviews with caution (because what you get can vary from show to show and even within shows) and I should have done so. We met up with a Mark fan who had caught this show five times much earlier in the tour and the view was this was the best Dylan over the six shows. There was light and shade in the set list and in its presentation.
I'm not as familar with Mark's songs as you lot are and I did try to scribble something down but, unfortunately, overwrote some of my notes in the dark and they are indecipherable in places but I think this is right:
WII, CBC, P'g, KoG, IUtC, Sonny Liston, Done With Bonaparte, HFB, H Away, M'town // SFA.
Please don't complain if I've got it wrong.
Sadly, the review in THE BOSTON GLOBE (20 Nov 2012, page G7) only mentioned Mark's set briefly but did comment on his contribution to Dylan's set. This is part of it:
Though Knopfler left after that, a pattern was in place in which the band kept a cool, steady tone and Dylan incrementally raised and lowered the temperature of the songs.