Subject: FW: Bob Dylan World Tours 1966-1974
The following ran in the 2.7.05 edition of Bellingham Weekly.

Bob Dylan World Tours 1966-1974
Through The Camera Of Barry Feinstein
Amateurish and sycophantic documentary by Bob Dylan wanna-be Joel Gilbert runs a hopscotch pattern across Dylan's early electric period by focusing on photographer Barry Feinstein's black and white photographs. A noticeable lack of Bob Dylan's music suffocates the doc as Bob Dylan tribute-band-leader Gilbert takes the audience on his personal journey to uninvited visits to places like the "Big Pink" house where Dylan lived and recorded. He has a brief meeting with a standoffish D.A. Pennebaker, a cloistered interview with rock journalist Al Aronowitz and an extended chat with Dylan stalker and self-proclaimed "Dylanologist" A.J. Weberman before returning to his documentary's proposed purpose of drooling over photos that tell less about their subject than his music. Special features include photo gallery section and outtake interviews with Bruce Langhorne and Izzy Young. Aspect ratio and sound reproduction type are not listed.  (Movie - One Star, DVD Features - Zero Stars) Not Rated 120 mins. (Music Video Distributors)  

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