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This is fantastic

one of my first concerts at the Providence civic center in RI. I was 14

He is a prophet.

Cocain's a hella of a drug.😂

Wakeup to street legal and be alive😅 so good😊

this may be the only film of that whole tour

86 was great Bob year

Genius

So no comments on Leon Russell, the unannounced, uninvited, drunk guest on the second song?? ... Had the gall to approach the man mid-song and fluff up his hair. ... Thank GAWD Bob found it amusing - gave us a big grin. .... Catastrophe avoided.

This concert was a mess. It was like Dylan was throwing the kitchen sink into his sound. It just didn’t work. It needed to be cleaner so that his vocals didn’t have to fight to overcome the musical instruments.

What an amazing performance, so great to see Bob boogying on down, and the sax just kills <3

My friend Mike Young and I went from Harrisonville Missouri just outside of Kansas City to St Louis to see this show , I was a Senior in High School, my Dad knew that I was a Dylan fan and he let me take a day off school and work and drive to St Louis and get a motel room , we went around St Louis and ate great Italian food and saw the Arch , The concert was great, Dylan and The Band, they played together and each did a set, Dad thank you for being a great Father , I saw him with The Rolling Thunder Revue in Austin Texas and The Gospel Show at The Uptown Theatre in Kansas City, I love his current shows with Charlie Sexton and Denny Freeman, great artist, God Bless you and keep you safe

Incredible footage

Have to be flying on speed

I’ve shined your shoes - moved your mountains and marked your cards 🎼. Dylan is the best. I love him ❤

Que emocionante!!!👌🏽💪❤️

One of the few artists that can take you on a journey and lead you to seldom-visited places

Such a legend, and such a contribution to society. Been listening to Dylan since i was 14. His contribution to all Americans is immeasurable.

I was there.

will anyone post the heavy metal version?

Love it!

They're playing this like they have a cab waiting at the curb and the meter is running . lol.

On the verge of his conversion.......Changing of the Guard

I took Mary Ellen to see him in Greensboro 1978 December 7th. Been lovin him for over 50 years.

Woke from a dream with a song in my ears. Still half asleep it kept rolling on until I became aware.. but what tune was it? I’ve only heard this a couple of times in my life. Then there it was Dylan words… Changing of the Guards. How is that possible? That how deeply this song buried into me..

this is amazing! never seen before! do you have more of this footage?

0:20 The man in the orange leather jacket is Douglas Levinson.

Sounds like Yoko Ono is doing the backing vocals 😂

Imagine what the guy who shouted “Judas!” would think if he saw this!

This here might be my favorite live performance of Dylan's. I love the energy!

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One of the 10 greatest songs Bob has ever done! That was an incredible tour. I saw it in Toronto.

Sadly Mr Dylan never seems to replicate exactly how his music sounds on the recorded media. If only!

Wonderful! ❤

16 Jears. 1978? Yes!

Dude this song is SO GOOD I’m surprised that even some die hard Dylan fans don’t know this one, but Street-Legal wasn’t one of his most notable albums. Such vivid imagery and storytelling though.

I am a huge fan of this album and was there in '78. Fans should buy the 2003 remix of Street Legal - you will know it's the remix as this track is now 7:04 instead of 6:37. The remix is superb - much better than the original release. :)

Fantastic song and fantastic lyrics (even if i don't get what he means).

My favorite Dylan song, off my favorite album (next to Slow Train). Such a shame these songs didn't get played more.

Seems a bit sped up... ??

Hi! I’ve made a AI generated video based on the song Black Diamond Bay, please have a look.

This song seems to be written in a prophetical and biblical language, as running mirrors through Bob Dylan's live and career. Astonishing.

Proof dylan can sing in tune

I don't think he was getting the reaction he had hoped for. I saw his show in Baltimore .You could just about spit your liver up and if they ain't in a dancing mood I have seen it and other sad crowds in Baltimore. Oh well I. J I saw on two separate concerts Steve Miller booed for coming out from intermission with an acoustic and harmonica and get harassed ,, with shouts of 'rock n roll And boo him yelling certain titles .wierd. saw Neil Young same stuff after intermission Young comes out acoustic and harmonica,,, and the audience bios and yell rock n roll and specific songs . Like he was a human juke box. Baltimore! Yeesh!

Absolutely and most who I walked away from don't give Dylan credit , Maybe he likes to !dance once in a while . Holy shizz the guy is a professional musician with kids and a family. Does every thing he touches border on protesting something every minute of jile I wouldn't want to write an insurance policy for a poet in those chains . Give the man what he gave you , the mindset to change things ,yourself , then others nay see an example in some of us. 😢his music changed the world one time , it can be somebody else turnonce in a while .

Too bad rocks been castrated

Saw him in Tucson "78. After his show he went up to his Congress Hotel room and converted to Christianity. Someone gave him the silver sword. Peace on earth.

Masterpiece 👏👏👏

Bobby, that’s why we love you. We need you to stay around.

Only Dylan, with his horrific vocal technique could fuck up His own sublime lyrics!