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Dylan Bootleg
Daniel talks with musician and writer Tony Glover about the official Columbia/Legacy release of Bob Dylan's most famous bootlegged recording. "The Bootleg Series, Vol.4: Bob Dylan Live 1966 (The Royal Albert Hall Concert)" has been a popular Dylan bootleg for more than 25 years. The recording was made in Manchester, England (May 17, 1966) at the end of a Dylan tour that marked his crossing over from accoustic to electric. (Stereo)
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