This took me a while to piece together. I was fortunate to have the seat I did, and have a pretty straight path to the stage. My phone's storage bit the dust at "Things Have Changed", but I had my wife simultaneously filming the video screen from her cupholder. But I deleted a bunch of stuff and was back up and running by the end of the song. It's a rough go from the start, much like the sound was. Tony wasn't audible for about the first 20 seconds. (*Notice the lady who gets obliterated by Jim's opening drum scorch, priceless.)
It's notably grainy, and people walk by constantly, but bear with it, it gets better as it goes, especially after "Things Have Changed", (from "Stella Blue" on). And Mickey's harmonica guest spot during "Simple Twist of Fate" is documented well. I did the best I could with the audio. I even thought in the space, Tony was a bit shallow, lacked some thump, so I tried to emphasize the low end. I didn't want to get into deessing, because then the video would have never appeared, and just want to get this up. ENJOY!
1 - Highway 61 Revisited (00:20-4:16)
2 - Shooting Star (4:20-8:50)
3 - Love Sick (8:51-13:57)
4 - Little Queenie (Chuck Berry cover) (13:59-17:05)
5 - Mr. Blue (The Fleetwoods cover) (17:06-20:19)
6 - Early Roman Kings (20:20-25:15)
7 - Can’t Wait (25:15-28:56)
8 - Under the Red Sky (28:57-33:03)
9 - Things Have Changed (33:04-38:47)
10 - Stella Blue (Grateful Dead cover) (38:48-44:15)
11 - Six Days On the Road (Paul Davis cover) (44:16-49:52)
12 - Soon After Midnight (49:53-54:00)
13 - Ballad of a Thin Man (54:01-1:00:06)
14 - Simple Twist of Fate (with Mickey Raphael) (1:00:07-1:06:00)
15 - I’ll Be Your Baby Tonight (1:06:01-1:11:53)
