Live At Shea Stadium (CD) Artist_Bob Dylan Tyler had changed musical direction

Tyler had changed musical direction and soon after began working with Jim Steinman

Gold and Eye Hate U alongside rare and commercially unreleased selections by The New Power Generation and Prince's jazz-fusion project Madhouse

darker rock-oriented tone than its predecessor Violator

plus the classic Easy Rider anthem

Collaborating with him are esteemed musicians such as jazz icons trumpeter Wynton Marsalis

Live At Shea Stadium (CD) Artist_Bob Dylan Tyler had changed musical directionThis magnificent gig, Live At Shea Stadium, was recorded in 1982 while The Clash were supporting the Who on their US stadium tour, a time where the punk rock band were on the cusp of falling apart. The release includes a blistering setlist with tracks like Rock The Casbah, Should I Stay Or Should I Go and I Fought The Law.