![]() Bob Dylan: Concerts & Videos from 1996 – 1999 Alldylan.Bob Dylan concert videos/audios from 1990 – 1995.Bob Dylan: Live 1980 – 1989 (Video & audio).Bob Dylan live 1970 – 1979 (videos & audio).Bob Dylan: Live 1961- 1969 (video & audio).Lightning flashed and thunder followed usĢ8 October 2002 Mutineer by Bob Dylan on Grooveshark The song is from his concert in Red Bluff, California (October 7, 2002) and is not an audience recording from Australia as stated in the Artemis Records’ CD booklet. Dylan’s contribution was a live performance of ‘Mutineer’ from his 2002 US Fall tour. – After Warren Zevon’s death on September 7, 2003, Artemis Records put together a tribute album ( Enjoy Every Sandwich: The Songs of Warren Zevon) to Zevon which featured contributions – in the form of artists’ covers of Zevon songs – from, amongst others, Don Henley, Steve Earle, Bruce Springsteen, The Wallflowers and Bob Dylan. ~Andrew Muir (about the Seattle performance of Mutineer – from “ One More Night“) It wa and remains an awesom testament to the human condition and spirit. Magic once again bestrode the stage all of humanity was present here, in Dylan’s vocalisation and the band’s playing of Zevon’s words and music, all our hope and dreams, our strenghts and weaknesses, everything. ~Derek Barker ( The Songs He didn’t write)ĭylan performed Mutineer 31 times in 2002. The song was played for the final time on this tour at Fairfax, Virginia on The concert ended, he paid a further tribute by performing a third Zevon song, the gorgeous Six songs later Dylan played another of Zevon’s songs, ‘Boom, Boom Mancini’, and before (October 4), Dylan surprised his audience by playing Zevon’s ‘Accidentally Like a Martyr’. ![]() At the opening concert in Seattle, Washington – Bob Dylan A few weeks after Warren Zevon announced that he was terminally ill with cancer, Dylanīegan his 2002 Fall tour in the USA. On October 30, 2002, after Zevon’s terminal mesothelioma diagnosis, he was featured on The Late Show with David Letterman as the only guest for the entire hour. ~Bob Dylan (to Huffington Post – May 2009) Mutineer was Zevon's last album for Giant Records and he would be without a label for five years after this was released, and despite his impressive track record, it's hard to blame an A&R man for not seeing a lot of promise in the guy after listening to this.‘Mutineer’ was originally released as the title track on Warren Zevon’s 1995 album of thatīF: Who are some of your favorite songwriters?īob Dylan: Buffett I guess. (There's also a splendid cover of Judee Sill's "Jesus Was a Cross Maker.") But the performances are poorly focused and lack punch, and the banks of keyboard noodling on "Piano Fighter" and "Similar to Rain" are uncharacteristically self-indulgent. The material on Mutineer is quite strong for the most part, especially the bitterly philosophical "The Indifference of Heaven," the witty tale of white collar crooks on the run "Seminole Bingo," and the title cut, which manages to make something honestly romantic of Zevon's outlaw reputation. While the live album Learning to Flinch demonstrated how compelling Zevon could be all by his lonesome, Mutineer suggests that without an audience or collaborators, he had a hard time working up the enthusiasm to make his songs come to life. Bad Example, Warren Zevon apparently grew to enjoy working on his own, and for 1995's Mutineer, he recorded the bulk of the album in his home studio, handling most of the instrumentation himself and bringing in some friends to help sweeten some of the tracks (among them David Lindley, Bruce Hornsby and Rosemary Butler). ![]() That album brought Warren roaring back from the dead, so to speak, and gave him a much deserved 2nd comeback. After touring as a solo act in support of his album Mr. Warren Zevon's 1995 album, Mutineer, would be his last until Life'll Kill Ya 5 years later.
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