Bob Dylan 2013 Europe Autumn Tour - Atlantico, Rome, Italy 6th November 2013

I don't know if 'soomlos' is the taper, or post-taper (or both), but their recordings are consistently the nicest of all. Thanks very much to them and to whoever else has contributed to making this freely available (and of course to His Bobness for indulging us).

The information below is from the excellent bjorner.com
http://www.bjorner.com/DSN35160%20-%2...

Concert # 2549 of The Never-Ending Tour
Concert # 19 of the 2013 Europe Fall Tour
2013 concert # 69
Concert # 341 with the 21st Never-Ending Tour Band:

Bob Dylan (vocals, guitar, grand piano & keyboard)
Stu Kimball (guitar)
Charlie Sexton (guitar)
Donnie Herron (violin, mandolin, steel guitar)
Tony Garnier (bass)
George Recile (drums & percussion)

1-3, 5-17 Bob Dylan (grand piano)
4, 6, 13 Bob Dylan (harmonica)
14 Donnie Herron (mandolin)
4 Donnie Herron (banjo)
14 Donnie Herron (violin)

It was Nicholas Fadely who brought the two Rome 2013 shows to my attention. 7th November 2013, which s also very good, is already uploaded and will 'be released' in a few days.

From the one Boblinks review:

“…So i entered the ballroom with a relaxed mood, just like visiting the Gioconda in the Louvre, that you've never seen in your life, but, you know, it stands in your mind as a fixed image...the stage is ready and i appreciated te six big hollywood vintage lowpowered spotlights as crown from above. The lights went out on time and soon magic fills the air because unexpectedly…” (Claudio Manara) More here: http://www.boblinks.com/110613r.html

Another nice review is one from the ‘Living in Rome’ website and here’s an excerpt from it:

“The shows during this autumn 2013 European tour are all in surprisingly small venues, rather than stadiums. Arriving early at the standing-only Atlantico I was able to quickly find a spot only a few rows back from the stage, but even those at the very back were easily able to see the singer. This closeness to the audience made for an intimate evening. It's rare for there to be much interaction between Dylan and his public, but after a blisteringly bluesy Highway 61 Revisited brought the first set to a close, he walked centre stage, smiled, laughed, and then thanked us in Italian - “Grazie amici!” The mixed crowd of all ages cheered enthusiastically throughout, applauding stand-out moments mid-song, with cries of “Thank you Bob!”” https://www.livinginrome.net/2013/11/...