Title: Dylan-Aging Gracefully
Review: Dylan concerts are famously uneven: Some are magical, some are dead, but this is one of the magical ones. Not only are the performances terrific with Dylan upbeat and engaging the audience, but he shows how a performer should age. Rather than try to recreate the youthful rock and rolling that existed when "Tombstone Blues" and "Like A Rolling Stone" were recorded, Dylan brings the tempo down and provides arrangements that are different but just as good as the originals. The best part is the music fits the man singing it, so instead of looking like a middle aged rocker clinging to youth, Dylan has recreated his music to age with him.Dylan's music has always been timeless, and it's wonderful to see he has the creativity and self-awareness to make himself timeless in the vein of BB King, John Lee Hooker, Johnny Cash, Ray Charles, and not a ridiculous looking Mick Jagger pretending he's still twenty-five.
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