Bobtalk

November 15, 1981
Atlanta, Georgia
Fox Theatre
Concert

Thank you. I've never seen such a big pit before. Was the pit always here? Was the pit always this big? Don't you go down in the pit! (after Like A Rolling Stone)

Is everything all right tonight? Are you sure about that? (after The Lonesome Death Of Hattie Carroll)

Thank you. All right. This is another song about one of my most favorite subjects, animals. (before Maggie's Farm)

You're so quiet I don't even know you're there. .... This here pit ... you can't beat them with a pit like that. And I've been tempted to fall into a pit, I'm tempted to fall into that pit, but I'm holding on ... (after Simple Twist Of Fate)

Not much has really seemed to change. (after Girl Of The North Country)

Thank you. I know that gambling's not legal down here, but I know there's a lot of gambling people out in the house tonight. Here's a song for them. All the gamblers here tonight, one, two, three, all three of them!

Thank you. Thank you a lot. Here's another song I used to sing on the street corners. Long time ago. Seems like just the other day. I got my vocal training of course on the street corners. Singing, passing the hat. [someone in the audience: Judas! Judas!) Oh yeah. (before A Hard Rain's A-Gonna Fall)

It's life and life only. You can kill a man but you can't kill and idea ain't that right or is that wrong? It's right, you can't kill and idea. (before It Ain't Me, Babe)

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