The 30th Anniversary Concert Celebration
Bob Dylan · 1993
148 min · 29 tracks · blues · folk rock · jazz
A vibrant tapestry of classic Dylan hits, woven together by a diverse range of artists celebrating his legacy.
Why this album works
- Best for
- celebratory sing-alongs with friends nostalgic reflections on past times vibrant storytelling in every track
- Context
- Released in 1993, 'The 30th Anniversary Concert Celebration' came at a time when Bob Dylan was enjoying a renaissance in his career after the critical success of 'Oh Mercy' (1989) and 'Time Out of Mind' (1997). This concert not only highlighted his extensive catalog but also reaffirmed his status as a pivotal figure in American music, gathering notable artists to pay tribute to his influence.
- If you like
- blues, folk rock, jazz
The 30th Anniversary Concert Celebration is an album by Bob Dylan, released in 1993. A vibrant tapestry of classic Dylan hits, woven together by a diverse range of artists celebrating his legacy. This album is significant for its star-studded lineup, featuring performances from artists like Johnny Cash and Neil Young, which showcased the wide-reaching impact of Dylan's music across genres. The concert was well-received and helped further cement Dylan's legacy as an icon, ultimately contributing to the celebration of folk-rock music and its evolution in the late 20th century. Here's what makes it worth your time and what to listen to next.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What does The 30th Anniversary Concert Celebration sound like?
A vibrant tapestry of classic Dylan hits, woven together by a diverse range of artists celebrating his legacy. Rooted in blues and folk rock.
What makes The 30th Anniversary Concert Celebration by Bob Dylan notable?
This album is significant for its star-studded lineup, featuring performances from artists like Johnny Cash and Neil Young, which showcased the wide-reaching impact of Dylan's music across genres. The concert was well-received and helped further cement Dylan's legacy as an icon, ultimately contributing to the celebration of folk-rock music and its evolution in the late 20th century. Released in 1993, 'The 30th Anniversary Concert Celebration' came at a time when Bob Dylan was enjoying a renaissance in his career after the critical success of 'Oh Mercy' (1989) and 'Time Out of Mind' (1997). This concert not only highlighted his extensive catalog but also reaffirmed his status as a pivotal figure in American music, gathering notable artists to pay tribute to his influence.
Who is The 30th Anniversary Concert Celebration for?
The 30th Anniversary Concert Celebration works well if you're into celebratory sing-alongs with friends, nostalgic reflections on past times and vibrant storytelling in every track.
How many songs are on The 30th Anniversary Concert Celebration?
The 30th Anniversary Concert Celebration has 29 tracks, running approximately 148 minutes.
Tracklist
Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.
Disc 1
- 1 Like a Rolling Stone Standout 6:54
- 2 Leopard-Skin Pill-Box Hat 4:19
- 3 Introduction 0:55
- 4 Blowin’ in the Wind Standout 8:53
- 5 Foot of Pride 8:47
- 6 Masters of War 5:06
- 7 The Times They Are A-Changin’ 3:01
- 8 It Ain’t Me, Babe 3:50
- 9 What Was It You Wanted 5:41
- 10 I’ll Be Your Baby Tonight 3:10
- 11 Highway 61 Revisited 5:05
- 12 Seven Days 5:26
- 13 Just Like a Woman 5:50
- 14 When the Ship Comes In 4:24
- 15 You Ain’t Goin’ Nowhere 3:53
Disc 2
- 1 Just Like Tom Thumb’s Blues 5:38
- 2 All Along the Watchtower Standout 6:20
- 3 I Shall Be Released 4:26
- 4 Don’t Think Twice, It’s All Right 6:09
- 5 Emotionally Yours 5:43
- 6 When I Paint My Masterpiece 4:23
- 7 Absolutely Sweet Marie 4:43
- 8 License to Kill 4:53
- 9 Rainy Day Women #12 & 35 4:44
- 10 Mr. Tambourine Man 4:10
- 11 It’s Alright, Ma (I’m Only Bleeding) 6:21
- 12 My Back Pages 4:39
- 13 Knockin’ on Heaven’s Door 5:38
- 14 Girl From the North Country 5:13
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