1965-September-3

Bob Dylan		Electric Black Nite Crash

Hollywood Bowl		Los Angeles, CA


Disc 1  -  72.06

Acoustic
1	She Belongs To Me		 4.28
2	To Ramona			 4.31
3	Gates Of Eden			 6.38
4	It's All Over Now Baby Blue	 5.12
5	Desolation Row			10.03
6	Love Minus Zero			 4.04
7	Mr. Tambourine Man		 5.35

Electric
8	I Don't Believe You		 5.01
9	Just Like Tom Thumb's Blues	 5.16
10	From A Buick 6			 3.26
11	Maggie's Farm			 4.47
12	Ballad Of A Thin Man		 7.22
13	Like A Rolling Stone		 5.39


	Bob Dylan		Vocals, Guitars

	Harvey Brooks		Bass
	Levon Helm		Drums
	Al Kooper		Organ
	Robbie Robertson	Guitar



	Review (from the great "BobsBoots" site): 

	The newly surfaced Hollywood Bowl tape is every bit as 
	fascinating as had been rumored. The acoustic set is 
	breath-taking perfection. The electric set doesn't 
	'crash' quite as hard as it will in the year to follow, 
	but that's what makes it so wonderful. It shows an artist 
	testing the waters for the onslaught to come. The cover 
	photo of Dylan behind an interview microphone is spellbinding. 
	The back cover contains the surrealistic artwork 'Desolation Row' 
	from the 1970 LP release 'Daddy Rollin' Stone'. The title comes 
	from a rare 1971 LP 'Black Nite Crash'. The only other relation 
	they share is an early '60s acoustic set followed by the crash. 
	This show is both historic, and wonderful listening.