Bob Dylan -Carnegie Chapter Hall (Nov.4-1961)

 

53 tickets were sold for the concert, while the hall could have held 200. "Billed as Dylan's 'First New York Concert' it was, more accurately, Dylan's first concert anywhere. Prior to this show he'd only played club dates and a few guest spots on multi-artist bills. Dylan arrived in New York on January, 21, 1961 and began playing hoots at clubs like Gerdes Folk City almost immediately

Bob Dylan performed 22 songs at the Chapter Hall concert on 4 November 1961. The first seven songs were already into circulation among collectors when five additional songs appeared in December 2004; a further two (Talking Merchant Marine and Talking New York) turned up in May 2008.
     He Was A Friend Of Mine surfaced in November 2021, sixty years after the concert, when the tape of the performance was purchased by the Bob Dylan Center in Tulsa.

Setlist:

       Pretty Peggy-O

       In the Pines  

       Gospel Plow  

       1913 Massacre  

       Backwater Blues  

       A Long Time A-Growin'  

       Fixin' to Die  

       San Francisco Bay Blues *

       Riding In My Car  *

       Talkin' Bear Mountain Picnic Massacre Blues  

       Man On The Street  

       Sally Girl  *

       This Land Is Your Land  

       Talking Merchant Marine (Talking Sailor)  

       Black Cross  

       He Was A Friend Of Mine  

       Pretty Polly *

       House of the Rising Sun  *

       The Cuckoo Is A Pretty Bird *

       Freight Train Blues  

       Song To Woody  

       Talkin' New York  

 Many Thanks to:

 https://www.bobdylan-comewritersandcritics.com/index.html

The Early Days

 https://arthurfromholland.blogspot.com/2010/10/bob-dylan-early-days1961-1962.html

Isle Of White

 https://arthurfromholland.blogspot.com/2013/09/bob-dylan-i-threw-it-all-away-live-at.html

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Moby Grape - Monterey(1967)Amsterdam(1969)

  Moby Grape is an American rock band founded in 1966. Part of San Francisco's psychedelic music scene, the band merged elements of rock and roll, folk music, pop, blues, and country. They were one of the few groups of which all members were lead vocalists and songwriters. The group's first incarnation ended in 1969, in part due to members Bob Mosley and Skip Spence suffering from mental illness                                         

  In this film clip from 1967’s historic Monterey International Pop Festival, Moby Grape give a storming rendition of “Hey Grandma” – the opening track from their psychedelic masterpiece debut album.                                        

    Full gig Montery 1967 :Hey Grandma/Indifference/Mr Bues/Sittin by the Window/Omaha/Fall On You

                             Skip Spence-Jerry Miller -Bob Mosley - Peter Lewis -Don Stevenson

              Recorded live at RAI Congrescentrum, Amsterdam, Holland, February 12, 1969.

   Jerry Miller -Bob Mosley - Peter Lewis -Don Stevenson (Skip Spence has left the band)

Selist: I,m not willin/ Truckin Man/Sittin by the Window/Fall on You/Omaha/Murder in my Heart/Millers Blues.

                                         a Moby Grape story by Graham Reid 

 https://www.elsewhere.co.nz/essentialelsewhere/800/moby-grape-moby-grape-1967/

 

In late 2007, Classic Rock sat down with Jerry Miller, Bob Mosley, Peter Lewis and Don Stevenson to talk about their life with one of the great American bands of the 1960s, Moby Grape. An influence on Led Zeppelin's Jimmy Page and Robert Plant, the Grape were set for success after releasing their classic debut album, but bad decisions, mishaps and chaos were to blight their career from that moment on.