Trouble No More is due to screen during this year's New York Film Festival
Bob Dylan’s new concert film documents his “born again” era
Michael Bonner
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29 August 2017
Variety reports that the film Trouble No More, is due to screen during the New York Film Festival.
The Festival has carried a break-down of the film, which is scheduled for Monday, October 2.
The film is directed by Jennifer Lebeau and runs just shy of an hour.
In connected news, Pitchfork notes that there’s a companion book coming, too:Trouble In Mind: Bob Dylan’s Gospel Years – What Really Happened, and you can find some further info about that over on the book’s Amazon page.
http://www.uncut.co.uk/blog/bob-dylans-new-concert-film-documents-born-era-101362
Like every other episode in the life of Bob Dylan, the “born again” period that supposedly began with the release of Slow Train Coming (1979) and supposedly ended with Shot of Love(1981) has been endlessly scrutinized in the press. Less attention has been paid to the magnificent music he made. This very special film consists of truly electrifying video footage, much of it thought to have been lost for years and all newly restored, shot at shows in Toronto and Buffalo on the last leg of the ’79-’80 tour (with an amazing band: Muscle Shoals veteran Spooner Oldham and Terry Young on keyboards, Little Feat’s Fred Tackett on guitar, Tim Drummond on bass, the legendary Jim Keltner on drums and Clydie King, Gwen Evans, Mona Lisa Young, Regina McCrary and Mary Elizabeth Bridges on vocals) interspersed with sermons written by Luc Sante and beautifully delivered by Michael Shannon. More than just a record of some concerts, Trouble No More is a total experience.
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