Bob Dylan
Something Calls for You
Fox Warfield Theater  San Francisco, CA Nov. 11, 1980
Thinman         /     137/138
Released: 2010 

Flac files extracted by cevau from audio disks.

Tracks: 
 
Disc one 
Gotta Serve Somebody
I Believe In You
Like A Rolling Stone
Man Gave Names To All The Animals
Regina McCreary Havis:
Till I Get It Right (Red Lane/Larry Henley)
Simple Twist Of Fate
Ain't Gonna Go To Hell For Anybody
Girl Of The North Country (1)
Slow Train
Carolyn Dennis:
Walk Around Heaven All Day (Rev. James Cleveland/Cassietta George)
Abraham, Martin And John (2) 
Let's Keep It Between Us (3) 
Covenant Woman
Solid Rock

Disc two 
Just Like A Woman
Seņor (Tales Of Yankee Power)
When You Gonna Wake Up
In The Garden
encore:
Blowin' In The Wind
City Of Gold
It's All Over Now, Baby Blue (4)

Band Members 
Bob Dylan - vocal & guitar
Fred Tackett - guitar
Willie Smith - keyboards
Tim Drummond - bass
Terry Young - keyboards
Jim Keltner - drums
Regina Havis - background vocals
Clydie King - background vocals
Carolyn Dennis - background vocals 


Notes:
(1) Dylan - vocal & guitar, Willie Smith - piano
(2) Written by Dick Holler
     Dylan - piano & vocal, Clydie King - shared vocal
(3) Bob Dylan - piano backed by the band
(4) Bob Dylan solo (vocal & guitar)


Bobsboots review:

Exactly one year after Dylan kicked off the Gospel tour with a 14 date residency at the San Francisco Fox Warfield Theater, He opens there again for another two week engagement. For the first time in two years, Bob began to add a few of the standards back into the show. This is the third show, and it is a great performance and incredible quality. The vocals stand out, and the instruments are well blended. The recording is from close to the mains, and it comes through clean and clear. Thinman always trys for a nice package, but this is one of the most aesthetically pleasing ones as of late. As always, the fonts are clean and easy to read, and the photos are sweet. The front cover is a fantastic concert shot. The entire Dylan portion of the show is included, with only the opening Gospel numbers sung by the girls missing. The song layout is a tad strange, with an hour and 10 minutes on disc one, and a half hour on disc two, but all in all, it's one more proud release for this Label. They seem intent on releasing the entire Fox residency. That's fine with me.