Hyatt Carlton Tower
Details
- Date
- November 01, 1997
- Venue
- Hyatt Carlton Tower London, England
- Billed As
- Robyn Hitchcock
- Gig Type
- Concert
- Guests
- Tim Keegan, Jake Kyle, Lindsay Jamieson, Mickey Jones
Notes
Tribute show for John Bauldie (Bob Dylan scholar) who died on October 22nd, 1996.
From 'Captain' Tim Keegan in 2023 - Here are the photos I have. There's only one photo with Mickey Jones playing with us. The band is Jake Kyle (bass), Lindsay Jamieson on drums, me on guitar and I can't remember the name of the keyboard player, but he was great! Photographer Bleddyn Butcher is in the photo with Robyn. Mark Ellen and a few others chatting with Mickey after the show. Somewhere there is a cool pic of Lindsay and Mickey, I'll send it if I find it. I hope this helps!
Set List
- Tell Me, Momma Bob Dylan
- I Don’t Believe You (She Acts Like We Never Have Met) Bob Dylan
- Baby, Let Me Follow You Down Bob Dylan
- Just Like Tom Thumb's Blues Bob Dylan
- Leopard-Skin Pill-Box Hat Bob Dylan
- Leopard-Skin Pill-Box Hat Bob Dylan with Mickey Jones
- One Too Many Mornings Bob Dylan
- Ballad of a Thin Man Bob Dylan
- Like a Rolling Stone Bob Dylan
Reviews
Robyn joined for this tribute to John Bauldie. John was the editor of The Telegraph, a superior Bob Dylan magazine. He died in a helicopter crash on October 22, 1996.
Robyn reprised his Dylan Albert Hall May 1966 set at the show. I don't have a set list, but I do know a video exists of the show.
Al
Mickey Jones, a drummer, was in Dylan's band The Hawks. He played on at least "Tell Me Mama" and possibly others. (In fact they played it a second time immediately after the first, when Robyn asked Mickey if he could sit in on that song.) After the RH/Homer set, Jones played some of his own songs, including "Oreo Creme Sandwich Chocolate-Covered Cream-Filled Cookie Blues" and "The Double-Bogey Blues."
Robyn reprised his Dylan Albert Hall May 1966 set at the show. I don't have a set list, but I do know a video exists of the show.
Al
Mickey Jones, a drummer, was in Dylan's band The Hawks. He played on at least "Tell Me Mama" and possibly others. (In fact they played it a second time immediately after the first, when Robyn asked Mickey if he could sit in on that song.) After the RH/Homer set, Jones played some of his own songs, including "Oreo Creme Sandwich Chocolate-Covered Cream-Filled Cookie Blues" and "The Double-Bogey Blues."