Rolling Thunder Revue

But back to Bob Dylan.

The Rolling Thunder Review bootleg series coming out.

30 discs.

30 concert difference there.

And it would be a little more attractive.

Yeah, the Rolling Thunder Tour in 76.

There's a whole documentary out about that.

Pre-orders for $159.

Tom Petty.

So the, it's coming out on streaming as well, and also, I mean, this is just a great, great week for me, Bob Dylan is readying a 39-CD set of the Rolling Thunder Review in '76.

39 CDs, Rich.

Oh, y-

Good on you, Bobby D.

Yep.

Um, a, a few years ago, two or three years ago, he put out the '75 Rolling Thunder Review, which was fantastic.

Um, and that's essentially when Bob went out on the road.

Mentioned earlier, got a couple of, uh, early wedding gifts.

Brand new Tom Petty from the vaults, and, uh, this, uh, Dylan package, 1976 live recordings, the second leg of the Rolling Thunder Review.

There's the, uh, there's a copyright issue in Europe, so recordings that were put out 50 years ago, they become public domain.

So rather than, uh, have all these concerts available for anybody to pick up, uh, the record company decides to clean up the recordings and put them out for freaks.

Never done.

And I, I love the Bob Dylan song The Hurricane, and I actually got to play, uh, my guitar on stage with two of the members of that band, the violin player Scarlet Rivera and the bass player Rob Stoner, who played on The Hurricane and the album Desire, and the subsequent Rolling Thunder Revue tour.

You're a guitarist as well?

As well as what? [laughs] Again, I never said I was good.

But Bobby was, he's passed now, was a legend all of his own.

And there's a whole story about Bobby bringing me into the Rolling Thunder Review and all that.

And Elton John.

So those three people who were all really relevant people in three different...

So yeah, I have some famous stories.

And I went with Elton.

And I was supposed to go on the whole Rolling Thunder review with Bobby Neuwirth.

I don't think Bobby ever forgave me