The information below duplicates the information provided by Les Kokay in the setlist document. I thought it might help to have it as a .txt doc, too. Renaldo & Clara 30 Oct - 8 Dec 1975 source: Les Kokay´s Stereo - Soundtrack from the film Tracks: Disc one 01 When I Paint My Masterpiece 02 Gas Station Blues In 'A' 03 Kaw Liga 04 Isis 05 Ballad in Plain D (Gordon Lightfoot) 06 In The Pines (Ronnie Hawkins) 07 Hard Rain 08 Monolog III (David Blue) 09 Nurses Song (A. Ginsberg) 10 People Get Ready 11 I Want You 12 Need A New Sun Rising (Ronee Blakely) 13 Salt Pork WV (Ramblin' Jack Elliot) 14 Mule Skinner Blues 15 What Will You Do When Jesus Comes 16 Little Moses 17 It Ain't Me Babe 18 Knockin' On Heaven's Door 19 Hurricane 20 She Belongs To Me 21 Catfish 22 It Takes Alot To Laugh, It Takes A Train To Cry Disc two 01 Diamonds & Rust (Joan Baez) 02 If You See Her Say Hello 03 Romance In Durango 04 One Too Many Mornings 05 Snippet Of Dialogue 06 House Of The Rising Sun 07 One More Cup Of Coffee 08 Snippet Of Dialogue 09 Eight Miles High (Roger McGuinn) 10 Chestnut Mare (Roger McGuinn) 11 Sara 12 The Water Is Wide 13 Catfish (Rob Stoner) 14 Patty's Gone To Laredo 15 Never Let Me Go 16 Sad Eyed Lady Of The Lowlands 17 Tangled Up In Blue 18 Just Like A Woman 19 Knockin' On Heaven's Door © 2001 Craig Pinkerton Bobsboots.com Information: source: Les Kokay´s Stereo Tape of the Soundtrack from the film Released: 2003 Quality: 7-8 stars Les Kokay´s Introduction: As it is 25 years since Renaldo & Clara screened, I thought it might be nice to give the stereo soundrack a wider circulation (I hinted about it here, a while back). Also since Dylan is on his way to NZ soon it would be appropriate to offer a rare gem back to the rest of the world. The Renaldo and Clara s/t has been available on a couple of bootlegs for some time. 1. Renaldo & Clara (Norriaa) - a single CD from the film s/t (stereo), but very poor quality and misses out some important tracks. 2. Renaldo & Clara (reference recording) 2CD - actually a 2CDR, sourced from a video of the TV broadcast, so mono and also poor quality. A good selection of tracks. These have both been re-bootlegged under different labels & covers. I've recently remastered my own tape of the stereo film soundtrack to a 2CDR myself, and the result is significantly better quality than any of the bootlegs (IMHO). I had some difficulty about which tracks not to include. I eventally decided not to include any of the dialogue of the film (2) above included a couple of the David Blue monologues. I didn't include any of the non-dylan background music (moonlight sonata, the chopin waltz the roadie plays etc) and I missed out any music that I simply don't like listening to repeatedly (for example: In the Morning, Kaddish, God and Mama, Willkomen). For technical reasons I missed out Suzanne (Baez) and South Coast (Elliot) as these sounded very poor beside the other tracks. Hurricane I've edited to remove most of the dialogue, but still keep the flow of the song. BTW this Hurricane is actually the out-take with the 'robbing the bodies' line, and not a concert performance. All the other music is included in the order of the film. It is all nice wide stereo except for the opening track which for some reason is almost mono. The sound quality is not perfect, but it is much better than anything that has circulated before. Les Kokay