Here it is. I hope the link works:

Dylan - Wikingsson

..here's an link that's work...it's not the complete Concert though....

video: [www.youtube.com]

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ob Dylan - 2014-11-23 Academy of Music
Philadelphia, PA

1080p webcast (no transcoding)
h264/aac

Private afternoon show played for one person. Includes interview snippets with the sole audience member. Songs not shown in their entirety.

Heartbeat [Buddy Holly cover]
Blueberry Hill [Fats Domino cover]
It's Too Late (She's Gone) [Chuck Willis cover]
Key to the Highway [Blues standard]

Upped by gracz54

[www.dimeadozen.org]

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Come On
..here's an link that's work...it's not the complete Concert though....

video: [www.youtube.com]

The above link "is not available in your country" (USA), but this one is:





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Rip this joint, gonna save your soul, round and round and round we go......

More of a soundcheck than a concert, but he seems like a decent chap deserving of the brief experience. He should have done a Soy Bomb. Trust the Swedes (or Europeans, in general) to dress it up as some sociological experiment, though!

Yeah actually more of a soundcheck but wow. So cool. He is a decent chap and it's not an experiment, it's TV but it's also real.

...... it was a set-up



ROCKMAN

When I read the fellow's account of it and got to the bit where he didn't know what the blues number was,
somehow I knew it would turn out to be Key to the Highway. He did say he was sure it was some ridiculously easy-to-identify tune,
and he was entitled to have mighty scrambled thought processes at that point. He does seem like a decent sort
but the whole event would have been a lot cooler if the lone spectator had been an ordinary Dylan fan, not a TV personality.

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When I read the fellow's account of it and got to the bit where he didn't know what the blues number was,
somehow I knew it would turn out to be Key to the Highway. He did say he was sure it was some ridiculously easy-to-identify tune,
and he was entitled to have mighty scrambled thought processes at that point. He does seem like a decent sort
but the whole event would have been a lot cooler if the lone spectator had been an ordinary Dylan fan, not a TV personality.

And if he weren't a friend of the shark who financed this...

Maybe the Stones featuring Mick Taylor could do a gig like this!

Streets of Love
Slipping Away
Satisfaction

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Maybe the Stones featuring Mick Taylor could do a gig like this!

Streets of Love
Slipping Away
Satisfaction

Well Dylan choosed covers so Stones may do:

Hallelujah (Cohen)
Can't buy me love
Puppet on a string
Strangers in the night



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