here is the info file from Dime
Bob Dylan
Rocks This Joint 1974*All tracks sourced from LK 1974 PA TAPES UPGRADE DVD & LK 1974 6 DVD Set)
I mean absolutely no disrespect toward Les Kokay and I really hope no offense is taken.So there is no confusion or misunderstanding I did add fade ins and fade outs where necessary to make the transition from one track to the next as smooth as possible. Volumes were also adjusted on several tracks. Though in no way, shape or form was the integrity of the music or the original recordings harmed and I did absolutely no remastering to any of the tracks. – Charles Cicirella
Anger has no eyes. (Hindu)
Disc 1 (LK 1974 PA TAPES UPGRADE DVD)
1. Most Likely You Go Your Way And I’ll Go Mine – NYC, January 31, 1974, evening (LK 1974 PA TAPES UPGRADE DVD)
2. Rainy Day Women #12 & 35 – Boston, January 14, 1974, afternoon (LK 1974 PA TAPES UPGRADE DVD)
3. Lay, Lady, Lay – (same info as tr. 2)
4. Just Like Tom Thumb’s Blues – NYC, January 31, 1974, evening (LK 1974 PA TAPES UPGRADE DVD)
5. It Ain’t Me Babe – (same info as tr. 4)
6. Ballad Of A Thin Man – Oakland, February 11, 1974, evening (LK 1974 PA TAPES UPGRADE DVD)
7. The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down (The Band) – (same info as tr. 6)
8. I Shall Be Released (The Band) – Inglewood, February 14, 1974, afternoon (LK 1974 PA TAPES UPGRADE DVD)
9. All Along The Watchtower – Inglewood, February 14, 1974, evening (LK 1974 PA TAPES UPGRADE DVD)
10. Ballad Of Hollis Brown – (same info as tr. 9)
11. Mr. Tambourine Man – (same info as tr. 9)
12. Knockin’ On Heaven’s Door – NYC, January 31, 1974, evening (LK 1974 PA TAPES UPGRADE DVD)
13. She Belongs To Me – solo – (same info as tr. 8)
14. The Times They Are A-Changin’- solo – (same info as tr. 6)
15. Gates Of Eden – solo – (same info as tr. 4)
16. Something There Is About You – (same info as tr. 2)
17. Like A Rolling Stone – (same info as tr. 2)Saints fly only in the eyes of their disciples. (Hindu)
Disc 2 (LK 1974 6 DVD SET)
1. Hero Blues – Chicago, January 3, 1974
2. Lay Lady Lay – (same info as. tr. 1)
3. Tough Mama – Chicago, January 4, 1974 (stereo)
4. Leopard-Skin Pill-Box Hat – (same info as tr. 3)
5. Mama, You Been On My Mind – solo – Philadelphia, January 6, 1974, afternoon
6. Nobody ‘Cept You – solo – (same info as tr. 5)
7. It’s All Over Now, Baby Blue – solo – Philadelphia, January 6, 1974, evening
8. Song To Woody – solo – (same info as tr. 7)
9. Girl From The North Country – solo – Philadelphia, January 7, 1974
10. Wedding Song – solo – (same info as tr. 9)
11. It’s Alright, Ma (I’m Only Bleeding) – solo – Toronto, January 9, 1974
12. As I Went Out One Morning – Toronto, January 10, 1974
13. Just Like Tom Thumb’s Blues – Largo, January 15, 1974
14. I Don’t Believe You (She Acts Like We Never Have Met) – same info as tr. 13)
15. One Too Many Mornings – Largo, January 16, 1974
16. It Ain’t Me, Babe – Hollywood, Florida, January 19, 1974, afternoon
17. Fourth Time Around – solo – Memphis, January 23, 1974Can the monkey know the taste of ginger? (Hindu)
Disc 3 (LK 1974 6 DVD SET)
1. Gates Of Eden – solo – Forth Worth, January 25, 1974
2. Just Like A Woman – solo – (same info as tr. 1)
3. Forever Young – Nassau, January 28, 1974
4. Something There Is About You – Nassau, January 29, 1974
5. Maggie’s Farm – NYC, January 31, 1974, afternoon
6. Blowin’ In The Wind – (same info as tr. 5)
7. A Hard Rain’s A-Gonna Fall – solo – St. Louis, February 4, 1974, afternoon
8. All Along The Watchtower – Seattle, February 9, 1974, afternoon
9. Desolation Row – (same info as tr. 7)
10. Visions Of Johanna – solo – Denver, February 6, 1974, afternoon
11. The Lonesome Death Of Hattie Carroll – (same info as tr. 8)
12 Highway 61 Revisited – (same info as tr. 10)
13. Like A Rolling Stone – Inglewood, February 14, 1974, evening
14. Most Likely You Go Your Way (And I’ll Go Mine) – (same info as tr. 10)
15. Love Minus Zero/No Limit – solo – Los Angeles, February 3, 1974Artwork included!
Enjoy!Disc One Cover (w/ Robbie Robertson) – MSG, New York City, New York
Disc Two Cover (w/ Robbie Robertson) – Largo, Maryland January 15 Photo by Jim Douthitt (a good friend of mine!!!)
Disc Two Cover (w/ Levon Helm) – Venue unknownTo read what Bob says in interviews about 1974 it was just an exercise.. of endurance? of tolerance? or for that matter intolerance (on his part not the audiences). Maybe it was the one and only time Bob did what he believed the audience wanted or maybe just maybe he was having one hell of a good time and would rather not relive or admit it
to anyone including himself. 1974 is one of those years that I have had a difficult time getting into which only means that once I do find myself digging it I’ll never quite shake it or understand how it has taken me so damn long to get turned on. There’s such an immediacy about these performances and what is so strange and perhaps even surreal is that only 8 years earlier Bob and The Band were quite literally carpet bombing the world with music that could not exist today – too dangerous – too loud and unrelenting as it quite literally blew the doors off of everything that came before or since. It’s now 1974 and Bob has been away or has he? Maybe we’re the ones that have been hiding – who couldn’t or wouldn’t face the world because we have grown too accustomed to creature comforts and creative quagmires… It’s 1974 and here comes The Basement Tapes all over again except they’ve been turned on their heads – almost as if the music is
somehow forcing us to peer out of the mirror instead of in. It’s root music that has met its maker and decided sticking around would only raise eyebrows and elicit questions that are never worth answering especially when in mixed and miserable company. The solo performances carnal portraits of someone we stupidly believed we knew or understood when in fact nothing could be further from the truth as this lover – this ghost – this third man keeps keeping onmcreating and destroying the world with the medicine he was born to shoot straight into our vapid blue veins.charlespoetry@roadrunner.com
Of what use is the veil if you are going to dance. (Hindu)