#27:2012.11.13 Detroit, MI, Fox Theatre, USA # SPOILER AHEAD

[jbaent]

#27:2012.11.13 Detroit, MI, Fox Theatre



http://www.timeanddate.com/worldclock/city.html?n=77

http://expectingrain.com/discussions/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=73034

AMIT attendees:
diremark86


Setlist
Different from previous show in RED


Mark Knopfler
1. What It Is
2. Corned Beef City
3. Privateering
4. Kingdom of Gold
5. Used to Could
6. Sonny Liston
7. Knoxville (Band Intros)
8. Hill Farmers Blues
9. Haul Away
10 Marble Town
ENCORE
11 So Far Away



Bob Dylan
1. I'll Be Your Baby Tonight (Bob on piano)
2. Don't Think Twice (Bob piano, Mark guitar)
3. Things Have Changed (Mark guitar, Bob center stage w/ harp) "Bob singing to Mark, very funny"
4. Tangled Up In Blue  (Mark guitar, Bob center stage w/ harp)
5. Beyond Here Lies Nothin' (Bob on piano, Mark on guitar)
6. A Hard Rain's A-Gonna Fall (Bob on piano, no Mark)
7. Pay In Blood (Bob on piano)
8. Love Sick (Bob piano)
9. Highway 61 Revisited (Bob piano)
10. Mississippi (Bob on piano)
11. Thunder on the Mountain (Bob piano)
12. Ballad of a Thin Man (Bob center stage w/ harp)
13. Like a Rolling Stone (Bob center stage w/ harp)
14. Band Intros / All Along the Watchtower (Bob piano)
15. Blowin' in the Wind

[dmg]

Mark played here in May 2001.  Great show!

[jbaent]

If you search google images you will see how its the inside... wow, wonderful theatre, I envy the people that will be there!!!

[dmg]

If you search google images you will see how its the inside... wow, wonderful theatre, I envy the people that will be there!!!

Beautiful.  I see Elvis was there too in May 1956!

http://www.elvispresleymusic.com.au/pictures/1956_may_25.html

[twm]

There are some lovely old thatres in the States and some of them Dylan has played at in order to help them. I can't say if he did so specifically in respect of the Eastman Theatre in Rochester NY but that was super inside.

[dmg]

There are some lovely old thatres in the States and some of them Dylan has played at in order to help them. I can't say if he did so specifically in respect of the Eastman Theatre in Rochester NY but that was super inside.

It's understood that even John Fairweather designed the Edinburgh Playhouse on The Roxy in New York.

More info and photo:  http://www.flickr.com/photos/davids_leicas/6853525686/in/set-72157624513665962

[twm]

That I didn't know.

[Pottel]

That I didn't know.

wow....stand still people...never thought i'd live long enough...:-)

[shangri la 1]

1. I'll Be Your Baby Tonight (Bob on piano)
2. Don't Think Twice (Bob piano, Mark guitar)
3. Things Have Changed (Mark guitar, Bob center stage w/ harp) "Bob singing to Mark, very funny"
4. Tangled Up In Blue  (Mark guitar, Bob center stage w/ harp)
5. Beyond Here Lies Nothin' (Bob on piano, Mark on guitar)
6. A Hard Rain's A-Gonna Fall (Bob on piano, no Mark)
7. Pay In Blood (Bob on piano) ('TEMPEST')
8. Love Sick (Bob piano)
9. Highway 61 Revisited (Bob piano)
10. Mississippi (Bob on piano)
11. Thunder on the Mountain (Bob piano)
12. Ballad of a Thin Man (Bob center stage w/ harp)
13. Like a Rolling Stone (Bob center stage w/ harp)
14. Band Intros / All Along the Watchtower (Bob piano)
15. Blowin' in the Wind

[alnike1]

MK's list
1. What It Is
2. Corned Beef City
3. Privateering
4. Kingdom of Gold
5. Used to Could
6. Sonny Liston
7. Knoxville (Band Intros)
8. Hill Farmers Blues
9. Haul Away
10 Marble Town
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11 So Far Away

Highlights for me were Hill Farmers Blues and Privateering, the former is a great jam.

As noted, MK played a few songs with Dylan.   First time seeing Dylan, enjoyed the music and entertainment, not sure what he was singing more than half the time though.

[twm]

Sarcasm does not become you, mr pottel. I am always happy to acknowledge errors, to admit omissions and to credit others.  I also admit to a failing memory.

The Edinburgh Playhouse is a very fine venue. I was disappointed when one show I was to attend there got kicked down the road to a mere sports arena on one occasion. Was that a Mark show?

[dmg]

Sarcasm does not become you, mr pottel. I am always happy to acknowledge errors, to admit omissions and to credit others.  I also admit to a failing memory.

The Edinburgh Playhouse is a very fine venue. I was disappointed when one show I was to attend there got kicked down the road to a mere sports arena on one occasion. Was that a Mark show?

That may be Marks' show in '96 that was moved to Meadowbank Sports Arena, but the original venue was The Usher Hall.  This was due to strong winds damaging the roof of The Usher Hall at the time.

[twm]

Again, I admit my failing memory. I'm sure that must have been what was in my mind. Gosh, was that 1996?

I have less fond memories of shows at the Usher Hall, I have to say.  Mind you, Meadowbank Sports Arena is hardly a prime venue for music.

[dmg]

Again, I admit my failing memory. I'm sure that must have been what was in my mind. Gosh, was that 1996?

I have less fond memories of shows at the Usher Hall, I have to say.  Mind you, Meadowbank Sports Arena is hardly a prime venue for music.

I don't know, it has it's advantages.  Off hand I can't think of any, but I'm sure there must be one!

I remember being worried at the time because I knew the Usher Hall was damaged, having seen it on the local news and a few days later I received a letter to tell me of the venue change.

Also, I recall that they were taking a lot of pictures at the show and on our seats was a slip of paper to inform us we could order sets of professionally taken pictures during the show.

[JF]

about failing memory, I love this alzeihmer joke from Guy bedos (french humorist) :

 alzheimer has 3 advantages :
1) you don't have bad remembrances
2) you always see new people
3) you don't have bad remembrances