Bob Dylan and Tom Petty performed at the 1st Farm Aid in 1985. Their chemistry was so incredible they decided to tour together in 1986. They called this the “True Confessions Tour.” After New Zealand shows and 13 dates in Australia, they electrified audiences in Japan for another 4 concerts.This March 5 and March 10 ~ Nippon Budokan Tokyo,Japan Concert Poster is the treasure that publicized these events. The two music icons and R. & R. Hall of Fame members played classics from the opening number to their encores. Highlights included both Dylan and Petty solos and duets together. Bob’s band and The Heartbreakers were at their best! This tour caught Tom Petty and The Heartbreakers at the top of their game. Bob was in a place where he wondered why he was still touring.The fans Bob D. For Your FANS! The Tokyo audiences celebrated every Bob Dylan song. He included “Just Like A Woman,” “Positively 4th Street,” “Like A Rolling Stone,” “Blowin In The Wind,” countless other favorites and closed with “Knockin On Heaven’s Door.” Tom Petty and The Heartbreakers overwhelmed the S.R.O. Stadium concert goers with “American Girl” “Refugee,” “Don’t Do Me Like That.” “The Waiting,” and […]
My Forever Treasures is beaming, as we offer rare pinback memories, from the careers of Bob Dylan and Paul Simon. Both are considered, American Songwriting Royalty. Bob and Paul are multiple Grammy winners, idolized for decades. Our first treasure, is a 1970 Bob Dylan “Tarantula” promotional pinback. “Tarantula” was Bob Dylan’s first book. The pinback is 2 1/2″ and especially rare, as the publisher barely promoted the book. Dylan’s trademark, is his ability, to raise the standard of excellence, for lyrical music. “Like A Rolling Stone,” has critics and fans celebrating Bob Dylan, as America’s greatest musical poet. He had no intention or ever signed, to write this book. His manager, accepted the publisher’s offer, without Bob’s consent. The demand, didn’t sit well = at all!! “Tarantula” has Bob Dylan, writing in a streaming subconsciousness style, often appearing to be experimental prose. He uses a systematic derangement of the senses.The 143 pages, are characterized by an irrational arrangement of material. It’s Dylan’s version of Anti-Art ! The most quoted thought, has Bob Dylan offer, “Now is not the time to get silly.” “Put on your clown’s boots and jump on the garbage.” Most literary reviewers said, “Buy his […]
