From: JED <MAH76X@rohvm1.rohmhaas.com>
Subject: Dylan Tape Tree songlist....
Reply-To: MAH76X@rohvm1.rohmhaas.com
Organization: The Internet
Date: Fri, 18 Dec 1992 15:21:50 GMT


Howdy Folks,
Below is what was written on the labels of the tapes which Al sent to me
for the tree.  I've already sent out two of the branches their tapes.
Hopefully everything will move quickly here.  I don't believe that the
listings below are 100% correct, as I remember listening to one of the tapes
and it had Girl from the North, which was not listed on the tape cover.  I'm
just passing on what was given to me.

I would like to hear from folks concerning their opinions on how they feel
about this sort of tape distribution method.  I've got a mid-sized collection
of Dylan tapes, and don't really look for all that much new these days.  I can
remember, however when I had not that much Dylan.  It was kind of hard to get
any new tapes.  I wouldn't mind going through my collection, finding the 'ripe
quality' tapes and working on distributing them to as many folks out there as
possible.  If we were to use this sort of distribution, I could see a couple of
benefits coming from this.

1) Many net folks would have the same show.  That in itself could provide us
   with some good conversation concerning the shows!

2) Folks with little or no Dylan tapes would be able to obtain them with little
   money, as compared to having to purchase CDs of bootlegged material for what
   I would refer to as 'righteous bucks' ;-).

3) Folks on the tree would begin to meet other folks, some with tapes available
   for trade.  This would improve your possibilities for expanding your own
   tapelists.

On the Downside:

1) This is illegal activity.  It is stealing, Bob does not allow taping of his
   shows.  My thoughts are, that it gets done, and money gets made off of it.
   We would be still doing something illegal, but we aren't as immoral as those
   folks making a profit off stealing from Bob.

2) Wear on tape decks.

So, let's hear what the rest of the r.m.d readers think concerning this
subject.  Is this a good idea, or is it not?  And if your a person I traded
with in the past, and either you sent me, or I you, something you consider
perfect for this type of thing.  Please drop me a line suggesting it!

Thanks in advance for any comments given!
Joe Doheny

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Dylan Tribute, Madison Square Garden, NY NY, 10/16/92

Tape 1: Side 1:
John Mellencamp
   Like a Rolling Stone
   Leopard-Skin Pill-Box Hat
Intros:
   Kris Kristofferson
   John Lenner
Stevie Wonder
   Blowin' in the Wind
George Thorogood
   Wanted Man
Sophie B Hawkins
   I want You
Lou Reed
   Foot of Pride

Tape 1: Side 2:
Eddie Vedder & Mike McCready
   Masters of War
Tracy Chapman
   Times-a-Changin
Johnny & June Carter Cash
   It Ain't Me Babe
Willie Nelson
   What was it you Wanted?
Kris Kristofferson & Willie Nelson
   I'll Be Your Baby Tonight
Johnny Winter
   Highway 61 Revisited
Ron Wood
   Seven Days
Richie Havens
   Just Like a Woman

*********************************************

Tape 2: Side 1:
Clancy Bros., Tommy Makem
   When the Ship Comes In
Sinead O'Conner
   War
Neil Young
   Just Like Tom Thumb's Blues
   All Along the Watchtower
Chrissie Hydne
   I Shall Be Released
Eric Clapton
   Love Minus Zero/No Limit
   Don't Think Twice, It's Alright

Tape 2: Side 2:
The Ojay's
   Emotionally Yours
The Band
   When I paint my Masterpiece
Mary Chapin Carpenter, Roseanne Cash, Shawn Colvin
   You Ain't Goin' Nowhere
George Harrison
   If Not For You
   Absolutely Sweet Marie
Tom Petty & The Heartbreaker
   License to Kill
   Rainy Day Women #12 & #35
Roger McGuinn w/Petty & the Heartbreakers
   Mr Tambourine Man

***********************************************************

Tape 3: Side 1:
   Trouble in Mind
   Band of Hand
7/2/62: Finjan Club, Montreal
   The Death of Emmet Till
   Stealin'

Tape 3: Side 2:
9/6/91: Gaslight Cafe, NYC
   Man on the Street
   He was a Friend of Mine
   Talkin' Bear Mountain Picnic
   Song to Woody
   Car, Car
   Pretty Polly
7/2/62 Finjan Club, Montreal
   Hiram Hubbard
   Blowin' in the Wind
   Rocks & Gravel
   Quit Your Low Down Ways
   He Was a Friend of Mine
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