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Conciertazo grabado en directo en el Slane Castle, Slane, Ireland 8th July 1984
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Recorded Live at Slane Castle, Slane, Ireland 8th July 1984
Soundboard Recording taken from the Original Masters 
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Late on the evening of July 8, 1984, Bob Dylan turned to Bono with an expectant look in his eyes. Before a crowd of 40,000, and in the shadow of Slane Castle, two of the world’s biggest rock stars of their respective generations were duetting on a cover of Dylan’s 'Leopard-Skin Pill-Box Hat'. The problem was that, while Bono was of course familiar with the song, he didn’t know all the words. So, when Dylan threw the number over to him the U2 singer had to improvise, and ended up making up a new verse on the spot. The crowd, including Dylan fans who’d waited to see him since his last Irish show in 1966, were thrilled at this historic coming together.

The early Eighties had been a testing time for the songwriter, whose music had taken a turn for the cheesy when he became a born-again Christian in the late 1970s. Eventually, even Dylan realised he was drifting. He staged a stomping comeback in 1983 with Infidels - from which he played three songs at Slane. Perhaps with an eye on changing trends in rock, he’d drafted in Mark Knopfler to produce. Meanwhile, the live band he brought to Slane had included former Rolling Stone Mick Taylor, whose muscular playing brought a zing to many a Dylan classic. But if the performance at Slane was heralded as a knock-out, around the show swirled an abundance of chaos. Slane village remained a war zone. “Dylan was brilliant,” said Joe Dermody, a fan who was just 17 at the time. “He still had a voice back then. He was touring a great album. He was very much on a greatest hits tour. He hadn’t become too arty of self-indulgent - choosing a setlist only to please himself. He wasn’t there yet. It was a great gig.”
 
A1 Introduction
A2 Highway 61 Revisited
A3 Jokerman
A4 All Along the Watchtower
A5 Just Like a Woman

B1 Maggie's Farm
B2 I and I
B3 License to Kill
B4 Just My Imagination (Gladys Knight & the Pips cover)

C1 A Hard Rain's A-Gonna Fall
C2 Tangled Up in Blue
C3 To Ramona
C4 It's Alright, Ma (I'm Only Bleeding)

D1 Shelter From the Storm
D2 Masters of War
D3 Ballad of a Thin Man
D4 Enough Is Enough

E1 Every Grain of Sand
E2 Like a Rolling Stone
E3 Applause 
E4 Mr. Tambourine Man

F1 With God on Our Side (First time live since 1975)
F2 Girl From the North Country
F3 Simple Twist of Fate
F4 It's All Over Now, Baby Blue (with Van Morrison)

G1 Tupelo Honey (Van Morrison cover) (with Van Morrison)
G2 Leopard-Skin Pill-Box Hat (with Santana, Bono, Leslie Dowdell & Steve Wickham)
G3 Tombstone Blues (with Carlos Santana)

H1 The Times They Are A-Changin' (with Carlos Santana)
H2 Blowin' in the Wind (with Santana, Bono & Leslie Dowdell)