Professional film footage of 1994 shows

DebbieA

Does anyone know which shows were filmed and if there were any complete shows filmed? Discount the Woodstock show.

There was also supposed to be clips included in the Highway 61 Interactive cd rom but I never could find any, I think you were supposed to click the 1994 tour pass but nothing happens.

Johanna Parker

Do you mean Supper Club '93?

DebbieA

Johanna Parker wrote:

Do you mean Supper Club '93?

No, I read somewhere that the tour 1994 backstage pass was supposed to take you to some 1994 clips.

Some 1994 shows were definitely filmed professionally but I don't know which ones and if any were complete.

Johanna Parker

I never heard of any others than Nara, Woodstock and Unplugged in '94, and Supper Club in '93 which is said to be partly used on the HWY61 CD-ROM.

DebbieA

Isis magazine said that a batch of 1994 shows were filmed, I don't have the issue though, I just remember reading it.

Johanna Parker

I wouldn't be surprised.... the next best thing I recall as being pro-shot were the Atlanta House of Blues '96 shows.

DebbieA

Johanna Parker wrote:

I wouldn't be surprised.... the next best thing I recall as being pro-shot were the Atlanta House of Blues '96 shows.

Unfortunately they are boring shows, I'm sure you'll agree.

Johanna Parker

Never be sure about me. :lol:

I value the things we have.... Bob is ever changing, but ever evolving, and if they captured some less than inspired nights, so be it.

HardTimes

http://bjorner.com/94 1 5.htm#Glance

Quote:

22 October
The show in Rochester, New York, is interrupted after the first encore, Like A Rolling Stone, due to audience invasion of the stage. Later it turns out that the whole thing was arranged and filmed for an ongoing documentary about Bob Dylan! The same crew that filmed Supper Club is working on this project. They also filmed Bruce Springsteen and Neil Young at Roseland Ballroom in New York.

26 October
Second take of "the-enthusiastic-audience-has-invaded-the-stage-we-can't-go-on" scene, again after Like A Rolling Stone.

1 November
Third and last take.

Johanna Parker

Did they still work on that in Dubuque '96? :mrgreen:

jimb727

That'd be awesome!! My first show was in October '94.

If only.

DebbieA

HardTimes wrote:

http://bjorner.com/94 1 5.htm#Glance

Quote:

22 October
The show in Rochester, New York, is interrupted after the first encore, Like A Rolling Stone, due to audience invasion of the stage. Later it turns out that the whole thing was arranged and filmed for an ongoing documentary about Bob Dylan! The same crew that filmed Supper Club is working on this project. They also filmed Bruce Springsteen and Neil Young at Roseland Ballroom in New York.

26 October
Second take of "the-enthusiastic-audience-has-invaded-the-stage-we-can't-go-on" scene, again after Like A Rolling Stone.

1 November
Third and last take.

Thanks, now if only these were circulating.

hodah · **Joined:** Wed March 14th, 2007, 17:39 GMT **Posts:** 196

I'm dubious about the Roseland statement. To my (pretty clear memory) there were no cameras at any of the October '94 shows at Roseland.

MarianoR

do you know where i can find the Atlanta House of Blues show, Johanna ? i'm curious about it. the only ones i've seen (professional footages) from early 90's are the unplugged and woodstock, although i know supper club was filmed too.

DebbieA

Johanna Parker wrote:

Never be sure about me. :lol:

I value the things we have.... Bob is ever changing, but ever evolving, and if they captured some less than inspired nights, so be it.

Sorry, I was thinking of Maria.

Johanna Parker

MarianoR wrote:

do you know where i can find the Atlanta House of Blues show, Johanna ? i'm curious about it. the only ones i've seen (professional footages) from early 90's are the unplugged and woodstock, although i know supper club was filmed too.

You could try to trade or get more info at DVDylan.com.

@DebbieA:
There's no way confusing Maria and myself. I don't hide my identity.

HardTimes

hodah wrote:

I'm dubious about the Roseland statement. To my (pretty clear memory) there were no cameras at any of the October '94 shows at Roseland.

Interesting. I have no way of knowing if any of the Roseland shows were filmed or not, I just copied what I found in Olof's yearly chronicle for 1994. I remember reading somewhere back then (possibly in one of the fanzines I lost years ago or in the Internet newsgroup rec.music.dylan) that some of the shows were preserved for posterity by a film team. The Roseland shows may not have been filmed, but the audio was possibly professionally recorded (based on the great sounding recordings that appeared some years ago).
I guess the answers can be found somewhere in Dylan's private archive.

Expecting Rain

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