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  • Dylan goes electric
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    The set began with “Maggie’s Farm” from Bringing It All Back Home. This is where the accounts diverge. Some (notably critic and biographer Robert Shelton) reported that the audience immediately “registered hostility” and that boos and catcalls (“Play folk music!” “Get rid of the band!”) began at the end…

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    The set began with “Maggie’s Farm” from Bringing It All Back Home. This is where the accounts diverge. Some (notably critic and biographer Robert Shelton) reported that the audience immediately “registered hostility” and that boos and catcalls (“Play folk music!” “Get rid of the band!”) began at the end…

    Read More