Bob Dylan
w/ Joan Baez
Philharmonic Hall
New York
31 Oct 64
All Hallows Eve And More

  1. Intro .45
  2. The Times They Are A-Changin' 3.14
  3. Spanish Harlem Incident 2.58
  4. Talkin' John Birch Paranoid Blues 4.28
  5. To Romona 5.13
  6. Who Killed Davey Moore? 5.41
  7. Gates of Eden 7.47
  8. If You Gotta Go, Go Now 4.52
  9. It's Alright Ma (I'm Only Bleeding) 8.51
10. I Don't Believe You (She Acts Like We Never Have Met) 5.40
11. Mr. Tambourine Man 6.26
12. A Hard Rain's A-Gonna Fall 7.39

   1. Talking World War III Blues 5.53
  2. Don't Think Twice It's Alright 4.07
  3. The Lonesome Death of Hattie Carroll 7.35
  4. Mama, You Been On My Mind 3.10 - w/ Joan Baez
  5. With God On Our Side 6.29 - w/ Joan Baez
  6. It Ain't Me Babe  5.20- w/ Joan Baez
  7. All I Really Want To Do 4.06
  8. Interview Broadside Show WBAI-FM NYC May 1962 - 2.37
  9. Ballad of Donald White 4.30
10. Interview - I've Never Used Minor Keys Before 1.11
11. The Death of Emmett Till 4.39
12. Interview .52
13. Blowin' In The Wind 2.28- (w/ Gil Turner, Pete Seeger and Sis Cuningham


Other than the Live 66 concerts, many people consider this show to be the best bootleg ever for Bob. It certainly captures him at the height of his acoustic period. He is cheerful, talkative, and humorous (sort of - he's not really funny per se, but he thinks he and laughs at his own jokes). It's easy to close your eyes and picture yourself in the hall amongst the chain smoking beatniks. He was their darling poster boy for folk - the pseudo intellectual talk, the non-linear imagery, and the lyrical intimacy of protest (just like you and Bob are the only ones in on 'it') --- just nod your head and pretend that you fully understand the deeper meaning of all the songs, ah, he's so clever, such deep insightfulness - see, you can fit right in! This Halloween show also features the classic line "Tonight I'm wearing my Bob Dylan mask."

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