WOW, I can't believe it has been over 30 Years since I first saw this Bob Dylan 30th Anniversary concert in 1992/1993, then of course bought the double-CD soon after! This is one of the most enjoyable All-Star Classic Rocker concert's I have every seen! First broadcast on HBO then PBS and later issued on VHS, CD, and DVD. This late 1992 concert was also the beginning of a Bob Dylan 'resurgence' prior to this for much of the 1980's it seemed Dylan had been caught in a slight creative 'slump' but soon after, by the mid-1990's Dylan would be back in True-form (especially with multi-Grammy winning 'Time-Out- of-Mind' in 1997 and the great "Love and Theft' released soon after!
But this 1992 concert was an exhuberant Celebration, and amazing opportunity for all those stellar Poet/Rockers that had been positively influenced by Bob Dylan throughout the Decades (amazing creative artists who seemed too numerous to count) = All artists producing fantastic synergy generating an Awesome show full of imaginative and inspired 'covers' of many of Dylan's best Songs, often adding exhilarating dimensions to the already superlative songs!
There really are too many Great performances to mention individually but I will try:
Chrissie Hynde's rendition of 'I Shall be Released' elevated this song to one of the most powerful and moving ever written (and G. E. Smith's guitar work was rhythmically-profound);
Stevie Wonder's 'Blowin' in the Wind' (in many ways this song is much more resonant when done in Wonder's R&B/Soul style which felt like a flawlessly universal anthem of empathy);
Johnny Winter's 'Highway 61' = I couldn't understand the Words, but who cares it was deliriously electrifying (could almost see literal sparks flying from the fret bars);
Ron Wood's 'Seven Days' - Wood took what seemed to be a mediocre song on paper and made it an instant Rock Classic!
Nanci Grifiths' 'Boots of Spanish Leather' was incredibly poetic & deeply poignant, it's a shame that Griffith's performance was cut-out of earlier truncated Videos and not on the original CD (this ineffably-beautiful song being a vital and authentic reflection of Dylan's original Folk roots!);
And the Last two performances are way beyond awe inspiring = 'My Back Pages' (with full Lyrics!). Eric Clapton's (and even Neil Young's) guitar solos are some of the Best most rhythmic ever (how does Clapton always work genuine mystic-magic!) and nearly everyone gets a turn at singing the prophetic dream-like lyrics. Finally, 'Knockin' on Heaven's Door' this is as close as you will ever come to authentically 'Spiritual' Rock!
Note: I did actually see Dylan in 1998 when he played a relatively small concert at Andrew's Amphitheater, on the grounds of the University of Hawaii (Dylan was in Top-form again, by that Time!).