• The Tour that never ends!

    David E. Eisner Posted On November 10, 2010
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    So this Saturday, Nov. 13th,2010, I am going to see Bob Dylan. As he nears 70,I am amazed that he can still do this. The road miles pile up,yet he not only survives but expands and creates. I tell my friends that I like to see the Bob at least once a decade. Saw him first in 1964 in Newark,NJ. I have been fortunate enough to meet and chat with some of the sound engineers with the tour. (Hence the title) Everyone is amazed. His shows are not ‘mailed in’ but creative remixes of his back catalog sprinkled with some of the more current stuff. But, the purpose of this blog is a bit selfish. Why? Because I love to hear some Dylan stories that do not make it into publications.In honor of Bob Dylan and because we are a curious breed,share your stories here,please.




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