From: dpyle50@gmail.com   
      
   On Monday, July 19, 2021 at 6:39:22 AM UTC-4, President_dudley wrote:   
   > On Sunday, July 18, 2021 at 6:51:01 PM UTC-4, Chris Pyle wrote:    
   > > On Sunday, July 18, 2021 at 5:34:06 PM UTC-4, Willie wrote:    
   > > > On Sunday, July 18, 2021 at 4:41:31 PM UTC-4, Chris Pyle wrote:    
   > > > > Whoohoo, I think my computer is gonna let me see this...lot's of folks   
   in the chat, from all over the world. But no one is pushing up against me, no   
   weird smells, no sounds of hundreds of conversations....huh...    
   > > > > but I'm front row center ;-). Show starts in 20 minutes.    
   > > > Eager to hear how it is. If your recommendation is strong, I'll pony up   
   (since I believe I've got until July 20 midnight to pay up and watch).    
   > > For 25 bucks, it was worth it. It's an artistic piece of work though and   
   I'm not sure many will be thrilled with it. All acoustic, dark and shadowy,   
   you could tell the audience were performers not bob fans. Lot's of beers and   
   smoking, it was a club    
   scene, looks to be casted around the 50's(scenery/clothing styles), however   
   the entire band wore mask. Not sure Bob was actually singing or if the   
   musicians were really playing, sometimes it just wasn't in sync....like   
   harmonica still playing when Bob    
   had stopped playing. Did I say it was black and white? Bob wore a different   
   jacket for each song, sometimes the audience was there, sometimes not,   
   sometimes they were dancing, sometimes they were almost as still as stone. Bob   
   strummed the guitar and blew    
   the harp and, whenever or where ever he recorded the songs, they were   
   heartfelt and troubling and full of emotions.    
   > > When I Paint My Masterpiece    
   > > You Go Your Way and I'll go Mine    
   > > Queen Jane    
   > > I'll Be Your Baby Tonight    
   > > Tom Thumb Blues    
   > > Tombstone Blues    
   > > To Be Alone With You    
   > > What Was It You Wanted    
   > > Forever Young    
   > > Pledging My Time    
   > > Wicked Messenger    
   > > Watching the River Flow    
   > > EVERYONE APPLAUDED    
   > > Baby Blue    
   > >    
   > > No matter what, it was a Bob show, and I was able to get behind it and   
   around it and let it all in and listen to what he put emphasis on and with no   
   shades on, a glimpse of his eyes.    
   > > If you are looking for a technically perfect performance, don't watch it.   
   If ya just want to see what Bob is up too after a year and a half of   
   isolation, check it out.   
   > hey Chris, thanks for the update. glad you enjoyed it. reports from   
   elsewhere are positive as well. new arrangements and even lyrics, they say.   
      
      
   yes, there were  lyric changes and new arrangements. Tombstone Blues was a   
   very cool arrangement. You never hear the noises from the people, and they   
   were right up to the step up stage, which is why many think it was recorded   
   elsewhere.  Today, because I    
   can, :-), I'm going to re-listen with my headphones on.  Nice treat for that   
   25 bucks.   
      
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