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referred to the tour arrangements as both crazy and strong and wrote that "But while the Band sounds undisciplined, threatening to destroy their headlong momentum by throwing out one foot or elbow too many, they never abandon their enormous technical ability. ... voice settles in at a rich bellow,
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estimated that some $ 92 million worth of ticket orders had been placed ($ 556 million in 2022). Graham said of the ticket sales process, "It was, uh, rather monumental." Although some hyperbole was involved in some of Geffen's and Graham's statements, there was in fact an intense level of fan and
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subsequently wrote that in the shows of Tour '74, "Dylan reinterprets all of his old material drastically, singing the lyrics as though they mean nothing at all or something very different from what we've always understood them to signify." The guide said that this change was "discomforting" but
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album chart. Nevertheless, Dylan thought the record should have sold even more given the amount of publicity the tour received, and the experience overall with Geffen was not to Dylan's liking. Thus Dylan soon re-signed with
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running over more than one of his old songs like a truck. Such a sacrilege. Uncle Bob purveying to the sports arena masses. We may never even be sure that this is a masterpiece."
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2787:The 50th Anniversary Collection 1964
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3427:Bob Dylan: Mixing Up the Medicine
2644:Bob Dylan's Greatest Hits Vol. II
1922:Dylan, Bob, in conversation with
1480:Felton, David (January 3, 1974).
649:Critical and commercial reception
211:album, and was the brainchild of
4384:The Muddy Waters Woodstock Album
4327:Bob Dylan and the Band 1974 Tour
3763:Northern Lights – Southern Cross
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3310:Trouble No More – A Musical Film
2893:Vol. 14: More Blood, More Tracks
1814:– via robertchristgau.com.
1083:Tarrant County Convention Center
172:during early 1974 that featured
158:Bob Dylan and the Band 1974 Tour
136:Bob Dylan and the Band 1974 Tour
33:Bob Dylan and the Band 1974 Tour
18:Bob Dylan and The Band 1974 Tour
4379:(1965, Helm, Hudson, Robertson)
2766:The 50th Anniversary Collection
2285:Pat Garrett & Billy the Kid
400:The opening show took place at
61:Promotional poster for the tour
4211:The W.S. Walcott Medicine Show
4197:King Harvest (Has Surely Come)
2191:2016 Nobel Prize in Literature
1991:The Rolling Stone Record Guide
1987:; Swenson, John, eds. (1979).
1799:"The Christgau Consumer Guide"
1770:Studio A: The Bob Dylan Reader
1554:Zito, Tom (November 4, 1973).
670:The Rolling Stone Record Guide
91:
27:1974 concert tour by Bob Dylan
1:
3935:The Best of the Band, Vol. II
3540:Pat Garrett and Billy the Kid
3372:The Philosophy of Modern Song
2946:List of Basement Tapes songs
2673:The Best of Bob Dylan, Vol. 2
2222:The Times They Are a-Changin'
1969:. New York: Alfred A. Knopf.
1773:. W. W. Norton. p. 150.
661:A minority voice was that of
501:", a lesser-known track from
215:, who had lured Dylan to his
3399:Bob Dylan, Performing Artist
2759:The Original Mono Recordings
1844:. January 9, 1974. p. 8
1334:American Antiquarian Society
1314:American Antiquarian Society
717:Live recording and aftermath
376:media interest in the tour.
4460:Co-headlining concert tours
4232:When I Paint My Masterpiece
3029:Tour with the Grateful Dead
2107:Bjorner's Still on the Road
701:The tour helped to promote
160:– sometimes referred to as
148:(Dylan and others, 1975–76)
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3534:The Concert for Bangladesh
3494:Electric Dylan controversy
3392:The Bob Dylan Encyclopedia
2580:Live at Carnegie Hall 1963
2215:The Freewheelin' Bob Dylan
2109:– Tour dates and set lists
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252:The Concert for Bangladesh
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194:Announcement and itinerary
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2236:Bringing It All Back Home
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4455:Bob Dylan concert tours
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4162:Across the Great Divide
3928:Across the Great Divide
3854:(1978 soundtrack album)
2680:The Essential Bob Dylan
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736:most acclaimed albums,
609:The final shows at the
410:Share Your Love with Me
4274:It Makes No Difference
4042:The Unfaithful Servant
3554:Highway 61 Interactive
3365:Chronicles: Volume One
3035:Temples in Flames Tour
2987:Isle of Wight Festival
2439:Christmas in the Heart
2176:Songs written by Dylan
2055:. London: Black Swan.
1584:Morrison Hotel Gallery
1028:Hollywood Sportatorium
820:, organ, drums, vocals
585:That's All Right, Mama
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3358:Writings and Drawings
3317:Rolling Thunder Revue
3023:True Confessions Tour
2999:Rolling Thunder Revue
2687:The Best of Bob Dylan
2665:The Best of Bob Dylan
2432:Together Through Life
2397:Good as I Been to You
2186:Bob Dylan cover songs
1896:Helm & Davis 2013
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1522:(February 10, 1974).
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4078:On a Night Like This
3907:The Best of the Band
3867:Live at Watkins Glen
3268:Masked and Anonymous
2534:Dylan & the Dead
2520:Bob Dylan at Budokan
2474:Rough and Rowdy Ways
2453:Shadows in the Night
2243:Highway 61 Revisited
1526:. Arts and Leisure.
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461:Bob Dylan at Budokan
237:Highway 61 Revisited
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4071:Life Is a Carnival
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1580:"Bob Dylan, 1974"
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821:
814:Richard Manuel
811:
794:
784:
774:
747:
746:Tour musicians
744:
718:
715:
650:
647:
627:Jack Nicholson
590:Dylan's wife,
486:ain't me, babe
389:
386:
330:
327:
269:Richard Manuel
265:writer's block
217:Asylum Records
195:
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4408:Carry Me Home
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4376:So Many Roads
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4253:Mystery Train
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4103:Atlantic City
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3942:Greatest Hits
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3452:(second wife)
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3282:I'm Not There
3279:
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3262:
3261:MTV Unplugged
3258:
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3017:European Tour
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2548:MTV Unplugged
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2460:Fallen Angels
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2062:0-552-99929-6
2058:
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2036:0-394-51322-3
2032:
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2019:
2018:
2012:
2011:Maslin, Janet
2008:
2004:
2002:0-394-41096-3
1998:
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1976:0-394-50828-9
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1959:Marcus, Greil
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1924:Cameron Crowe
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1589:September 21,
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1178:Assembly Hall
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1163:Crisler Arena
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1133:New York City
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968:Boston Garden
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760:rhythm guitar
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569:Rolling Stone
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518:Forever Young
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4374:
4370:songs (1975)
4367:
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4326:
4239:4% Pantomime
4225:Stage Fright
4060:Time to Kill
4038:Rag Mama Rag
3986:
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3899:Compilations
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3851:
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3838:Rock of Ages
3836:
3814:
3809:Planet Waves
3807:
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3768:
3761:
3754:
3747:
3742:Stage Fright
3740:
3733:
3726:
3702:Stan Szelest
3692:Richard Bell
3677:Garth Hudson
3588:
3581:
3574:
3566:
3559:
3552:
3545:
3538:
3526:
3519:
3446:(first wife)
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3397:
3390:
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3308:
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3296:65 Revisited
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2992:
2975:England Tour
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3456:Jesse Dylan
3210:(2021–2024)
3011:Gospel Tour
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3672:Levon Helm
3667:Rick Danko
3444:Sara Dylan
3288:Soundtrack
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2981:World Tour
2467:Triplicate
1842:New Nation
1286:References
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834:Tour dates
787:Levon Helm
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182:mail order
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