Concert #2337 of 2685 · Never Ending Tour
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Bob Dylan
Never Ending Tour
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Bob Dylan
Paramount Theatre in Seattle, US
18 Oct 2014
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Seattle, US · Fri, 17 Oct 2014
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Seattle, US · Sun, 19 Oct 2014
Every song, in order
Setlist
Never Ending Tour
19 songs
- Set 1
- 01 Things Have Changed
- 02 She Belongs to Me
- 03 Beyond Here Lies Nothin'
- 04 Workingman's Blues #2
- 05 Waiting for You
- 06 Duquesne Whistle
- 07 Pay in Blood
- 08 Tangled Up in Blue
- 09 Love Sick
- Set 2
- 10 High Water (For Charley Patton)
- 11 Simple Twist of Fate
- 12 Early Roman Kings
- 13 Forgetful Heart
- 14 Spirit on the Water
- 15 Scarlet Town
- 16 Soon After Midnight
- 17 Long and Wasted Years
Encore
- 18 All Along the Watchtower
- 19 Blowin' in the Wind
Source: Bob Dylan setlist on setlist.fm
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- Paramount Theatre
- Address
- 911 Pine St. 98101
- City
- Seattle, US
- Capacity
- 2,807
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His voice and phrasing only get better with time. Without his guitar, he seemed livelier than before. It was so funny; those of us who love him were eating it up when he would do little dance moves or even make some gestures. We would cheer as if to say, 'ooh, he's moving - that's so great!' I think it made us feel a stronger connection, like this genius could do something off the cuff, like us mortals.
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