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To: Lost1 who wrote (815)	10/8/2001 5:01:40 PM
From: SIer formerly known as Joe B.	Respond to of 2695

Bob Dylan Opens National Tour SEATTLE -- Bob Dylan and his band opened a 35-city national tour in the Pacific Northwest with a blend of vintage protest songs, his own classics and work from a new album. They opened with a rollicking, bluegrass "Wait for the Light to Shine" at shows Friday in Spokane and Saturday in Seattle. "Hard Rain," "Masters of War" and "Blowin' in the Wind" were countered by the tender "Forever Young," the bittersweet "Sugar Baby" from the new CD "Love and Theft," classics like "One Too Many Mornings" and the cheerfully irreverent "Country Pie." "Love and Theft" is Dylan's first collection of new songs since "Time Out of Mind," the 1997 Grammy winner that tackled aging, death, loneliness and the loss of love and hope. The singer-songwriter -- who has managed to articulate the experience of at least one generation -- delighted his audience in Seattle with occasional dance steps and a wave of his cowboy hat as he left the stage after a two-hour set. He next stops in Medford, Ore., on Tuesday. He and the band then swing south and east, wrapping up Nov. 24 in Boston.