Captured during the fiery second leg of the Rolling Thunder Revue this live recording from nineteen seventy six finds the artist in a period of intense creative and personal transition. The striking monochromatic cover features a stark close up of the performer captured by Ken Regan during a rain drenched concert at Hughes Stadium which perfectly mirrors the raw and vitriolic energy found within the grooves.

This particular pressing on the red CBS label carries the distinct catalog number thirty two thousand three hundred and eight and represents a significant moment in folk rock history where classic compositions were radically reinterpreted with heavy electric arrangements. Side two showcases blistering live versions of material from the celebrated blood on the tracks era including a famously venomous rendition of idiot wind and a high energy transformation of shelter from the storm.

As the only official document of the nineteen seventy six tour dates this twelve inch vinyl remains an essential artifact for collectors of mid seventies rock and those seeking the gritty unpolished side of a musical icon.