Rolling Thunder Revue 
December 1, 1975
Maple Leaf Gardens - Toronto, Ontario, Canada

Source: Mono audience recording, 240 minutes, covering the entire show.

Disc 1
Bob Neuwirth:	Good Love Is Hard To Find 
	        Sleazy 

T-bone Burnett:	Hula Hoop 

Steven Soles:	Laissez-Faire 

Rob Stoner:	Catfish 

Mick Ronson:	Is There Life On Mars? 

Bob Neuwirth & Ronee Blakley:	Alabama Dark 

Ronee Blakley:	Need A New Sun Rising 

Bob Neuwirth:	Cindy (When I Get Home) 

Cindy Bullens:	Nowhere To Go 

Bob Neuwirth:	Mercedes Benz 

Joni Mitchell:	Woman Of Heart And Mind 
		Coyote 
		Edith And The Kingpin
		Don't Interrupt The Sorrow 

Disc 2    
Bob Neuwirth:	Ramblin’ Jack 

Ramblin’ Jack Elliott:	Muleskinner Blues 
			Pretty Boy Floyd 
			Salt Pork, West Virginia 
			I’m A Rich And Ramblin’ Boy 

Bob Dylan:	When I Paint My Masterpiece (1)
		It Ain't Me, Babe (2)
		The Lonesome Death Of Hattie Carroll
		Tonight I'll Be Staying Here With You
		It Takes A Lot To Laugh, It Takes A Train To Cry
		Romance In Durango (3)
		Isis (3)
		The Times They Are A-Changin' (4)
		Dark As A Dungeon (4)
		Never Let Me Go (4)
		I Dreamed I Saw St. Augustine (4)
		I Shall Be Released (4)

Disc 3
Joan Baez:	Diamonds And Rust 
		Swing Low Sweet Chariot 
		Joe Hill 
		Love Song To A Stranger 
		Long Black Veil 
		Please Come To Boston 

Joan Baez & Roger McGuinn:	The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down 

Roger McGuinn:	Eight Miles High 
		Chestnut Mare

Gordon Lightfoot:	Race Among The Ruins 
			The Watchman’s Gone 
			Sundown 

Disc 4
Bob Dylan:	It's All Over Now, Baby Blue* (2)
		Love Minus Zero/No Limit* (2)
		Simple Twist Of Fate* (2)
		Oh, Sister (2,3)
		Hurricane (3)
		One More Cup Of Coffee (Valley Below) (3)
		Sara (2,3)
		Just Like A Woman (3)
		Knockin' On Heaven's Door (3,5)
		This Land Is Your Land (3,6)

Personnel for Dylan sets:
Bob Dylan (vocal, guitar), Bob Neuwirth (guitar), T-bone J. Henry Burnett (guitar), Roger McGuinn (guitar), Steven Soles (guitar), Mick Ronson (guitar), David Mansfield (steel guitar, violin, mandolin, dobro), Rob Stoner (bass), Howie Wyeth (piano, drums), Luther Rix (drums, percussion), Ronee Blakley (vocal).

* Bob Dylan solo (vocal, guitar & harmonica)

(1) Bob Neuwirth (shared vocal).

(2) Bob Dylan (harmonica).

(3) Scarlet Rivera (violin).

(4) Joan Baez (vocal, guitar).

(5) Roger McGuinn (shared vocal).

(6) shared vocal by Bob Dylan and the entire ensemble for the evening.

Bob Talk:
Thank you. Here’s another true story comin’ up. (before Tonight I’ll Be Staying Here With You)
Wanna dedicate this next song to Harry Dean Stanton, who’s out there somewhere. This is Scarlet, right here. (before Romance In Durango).
Here’s a true story. Listen closely, could happen to anybody. (before Isis)
Wanna do this for Richard Manuel, he’s not here tonight, he sends his regards. (before I Shall Be Released)

Joan Talk:
[audience shouts Allen Ginsberg] Allen Ginsberg? How about Allen Ginsberg. Allen’s down there, hi Allen! Allen’s been with us on this tour. I’d like to thank publicly Bob Dylan and Bobby Neuwirth who conjured up this thing, which was going to be five or six people traveling in a station wagon, giving little coffee shop appearances and there are now approximately 112 people in the tour, thank you fellas. Ginsberg has been our poet and probably our sole meditator on the whole tour, thank you Allen! He’s been taking care of it for me. This is a song about my lurid past. (before Love Song To A Stranger, part II)

Notes
The circulating tape contains the complete set.
First rendition of It's All Over Now, Baby Blue during Rolling Thunder Revue.
Bob Dylan’s mother Beatty attended this show and appeared on stage.
Joan Baez dedicated Please Come To Boston to Jesse Winchester, who at the time lived in Canada.
Rolling Thunder Revue concert # 27.