1989 early sessions
Previous 1988 Interstate 88 – part 3: East
Coast Fall Tour
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12 February
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Guest appearance at a Grateful Dead concert |
1. Iko-Iko (Anne Barbara Hawkins/Rosa Lee Hawkins/Joan
Jessie Thomas-Joe Jones-Sharon Jones)
2. Monkey And The Engineer (Jesse Fuller)
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4. Dire Wolf (Robert Hunter/Jerry Garcia)
5. Cassidy (Bob Weir/John Barlow)
6. Stuck Inside Of
7. Not Fade Away (Norman Petty/Charles Hardin)
8. Knockin' On Heaven's Door
Bob Dylan
(guitar), Jerry Garcia (guitar), Bob Weir (guitar), Phil Lesh (bass), Brent
Mydland (keyboards), Bill Kreutzman
(drums), Mickey Hart (drums).
6, 8 Bob Dylan (shared vocal).
1 Jerry Garcia (vocal), Brent Mydland (backup vocal).
2, 3, 7,
8 Jerry Garcia (shared vocal), Bob Weir
(shared vocal).
4 Jerry Garcia (vocal), Bob Weir (backup
vocal).
5, 6 Bob Weir (vocal), Jerry Garcia (backup
vocal).
Stereo PA
recording, 55 minutes.
Session info
updated 1 February 1994.
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Studio
On The Move |
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March–April
1989 |
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Oh Mercy sessions, produced by Daniel Lanois |
1. Political World
2. Political World
3. Where Teardrops Fall
4. Everything Is Broken
5. Everything Is Broken
6. Ring Them Bells
7. Ring Them Bells
8. Man In The Long Black Coat
9. Most Of The Time
10. Most Of The Time
11. Most Of The Time
12.
What Good Am I?
13. What Good Am I?
14. Disease Of Conceit
15. Disease Of Conceit
16. What Was It You Wanted
17. What Was It You Wanted
18. Shooting Star
19. Shooting Star
20. Shooting Star
21. Series Of Dreams
22. Series Of Dreams
23. Series Of Dreams
24. Dignity
25. God Knows
26. God Knows
27. Born In Time
1–2. Bob Dylan (vocal,
guitar), Daniel Lanois (keyboards), Mason Ruffner (guitar), Brian Stoltz
(guitar),
3. Bob Dylan (vocal,
piano), Daniel Lanois (keyboards), Paul Synegal (guitar), Larry Jolivet (bass),
Alton Jr. Rubin (drums), David Jr. Rubin
(percussion), John Hart (tenor saxophone), Rockin' Dopsie (acc).
4–5. Bob Dylan (vocal, guitar,
harmonica), Daniel Lanois (keyboards),
6. Bob Dylan (vocal,
piano).
7. Bob Dylan (vocal,
piano), Daniel Lanois (guitar), Malcolm Burn (keyboards).
8. Bob Dylan (vocal,
guitar, harmonica), Daniel Lanois (dobro), Malcolm Burn (keyboards).
9–11. Bob Dylan (vocal, guitar),
Daniel Lanois (guitar), Malcolm Burn (keyboards),
12–13. Bob Dylan (vocal, guitar,
piano), Daniel Lanois (dobro), Malcolm Burn (keyboards).
14–15. Bob Dylan (vocal, piano,
organ), Mason Ruffner (guitar), Brian Stoltz (guitar)
16–17. Bob Dylan (vocal, guitar,
harmonica), Daniel Lanois (guitar), Malcolm Burn (bass), Mason Ruffner
(guitar), Cyril Neville (percussion, drums), Willie Green (drums).
18–20. Bob Dylan (vocal, guitar,
harmonica), Daniel Lanois (omnichord), Brian Stoltz (guitar),
21–22. Bob Dylan (vocal, guitar),
Daniel Lanois (guitar, bass percussion), Glen Fukunga (bass), Mason Ruffner
(guitar), Cyril Neville (talking drum), Roddy Colonna (drums).
23. Same. Recorded March 23,
1989. Overdubbed January
24. On the released version
Bob Dylan is backed by Brendan O’Brien (guitar, bass and keyboards), Steve
Gorman (drums) and Rick Taylor (bass). Overdubbed September–October 1994 and
co-produced by Brendan O’Brien.
7, 15, 17, 20 available as rough mixes on the 1992
Compilation Tape.
2, 3, 5, 7, 11, 13,
15, 17, 20 released on OH MERCY, CBS 465 800 2, September 19, 1989.
1, 23 released on the
video collection BOB DYLAN, Hughes Leisure Group GESV–524, in
2 released on single CBS 655 643 7, January 29, 1990, and on CD single CBS 655 643 2,
January 29, 1990.
3 released on
CD-single CBS
65558 2.
5 released on Cassette
Single
5 released on THE BEST OF BOB DYLAN,
5 released in the
5 released
on BLUES, Columbia/Legacy
88697009172, 19 December 2006.
5, 7, 24
released on 3 CD box
set DYLAN,
7 released on single CBS 655 643 7, January 29, 1990 and on CD single CBS 655 643 2,
January 29, 1990.
7, 23, 24
released on BOB
DYLAN’S GREATEST HITS VOLUME 3,
11 released on
promotional CD single
23 released on THE BOOTLEG SERIES (RARE
& UNRELEASED) 1961–1991, Volume 3,
23 released on US
promotional CD single
23 released on US
promotional CD EP Columbia SAMPCD 1476, March, 1991.
23 released on
European single
24 released
on promotional CD single
24 released
on CD single
Stereo studio
recordings, 108 minutes.
Session info
updated 16 February 2008.
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The Power Station |
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May 1989 |
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Rehearsals for the
European Tour. |
1. Unidentified Blues
2. I Shall Be Released
3. Making Believe (Jimmy Work)
4. Early Morning Rain (Gordon
Lightfoot)
5. Early Morning Rain (Gordon Lightfoot)
6. Shot Of Love
7. Shot Of Love
8. Shot Of Love
9. Give My Love To Rose (Johnny Cash)
10. Man Gave Names To All The Animals
11. Man Gave Names To All The Animals
12. (I Heard That) Lonesome Whistle (Hank Williams –
Jimmie Davis)
13. Both Sides Now (Joni Mitchell)
14. Too Far Gone (Billy Sherrill)
15.
16. Shot Of Love
17. Shot Of Love
18. Shot Of Love
19. Little Queen Of Spades (
20. I'm Not Supposed To Care (Gordon
Lightfoot)
21. I'm Not Supposed To Care (Gordon
Lightfoot)
22. Not Fade Away (Charles Hardin)
23. Everyday
24. Everyday
25. When Did You Leave Heaven? (W. Bullock - R.
Whiting)
26. Everybody's Movin' (Glen Trout)
27. I'll Remember You
28. Ballad Of A Thin Man
29. Peace In The Valley (Thomas A.
Dorsey)
30. Shelter From The Storm
31. Most Likely You Go Your Way (And
I'll Go Mine)
32. Just Like Tom Thumb's Blues
33. Just Like Tom Thumb's Blues
34. Just Like Tom Thumb's Blues
35. Just Like Tom Thumb's Blues
36. Just Like Tom Thumb's Blues
37. Just Like Tom Thumb's Blues
38. Tomorrow Is A Long Time
39. Silvio (Bob Dylan & Robert
Hunter)
Bob Dylan
(guitar), G.
1-4, 6-10,
12, 16, 17, 19, 20, 22-39 Bob Dylan
(vocal).
1, 2, 12, 15-17,
22, 38 Mindy Jostyn (harmonica).
3-9, 10, 11,
19-22, 23-37 Mindy Jostyn (violin).
13-15 Mindy
Jostyn (vocal).
5, 11, 18,
21 instrumentals.
Notes.
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In
The Clinton Heylin interview Kenny Aaronson calls the violin player, Mindy,
”she’s the girl in Billy Joel’s new band”.
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Bob
Dylan's presence on tracks 13-15 is uncertain.
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This
session started circulating on bootleg CD The
Never Ending Tour Rehearsals (Moonlight Records), February 1996.
Reference: A Conversation with Kenny Aaronson by Clinton Heylin, The Telegraph
#36, Summer 1990.
Stereo PA
recording, 95 minutes
Session info
updated 15 October 1996.
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