In these black and white photos, Bob Dylan’s facial expressions reveal the honesty and integrity of his music. Very little is known about the concert other than the venue (Minneapolis Auditorium) and the date (November 5, 1965). Dylan’s U.S. Tour is a mystery even to Dylan-o-philes and there are no known tapes or set-lists for this particular performance. Anecdotal evidence tells us that Dylan and the Hawks played nine electric songs in this concert, and one contemporary report states that “Subterranean Homesick Blues” was played. Confirmation of these facts is difficult. However, there exists five/eight black and white photos of Bob Dylan in concert, and they are available only through F-Stop Productions.
What I remember about this Bob Dylan concert is that the place was really packed. And people everywhere were smoking, which I think helped to create a better look for the photos. --Bill Carlson
Rare and Affordable Black & White Photos
Each photo of Bob Dylan in concert is accompanied by a certificate of authenticity, ensuring the owner that the photo was produced from the original negative. Unlike many pictures available today, an F-Stop Productions Bob Dylan photo will be an original print. These black and white photos will arrive at your location after being signed and dated by photographer Bill Carlson. These photos of Bob Dylan in concert are rare, yet affordable as either a Giclée fine art print or a Giclée photo matte print
Take time to browse through these rare black and white concert photos of Bob Dylan and then order your print today.
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