Sad Eyed Lady of the Lowlands February 1966 are: Dylan has never performed this song in concert. However, during the "Woman In White" sequence of Dylan's film "Renaldo And Clara", a live performance of the song can be heard in the background. Heylin writes that Dylan, accompanied by Scarlet Rivera on violin, Rob Stoner on bass, and Howie Wyeth on drums, recorded this version at a rehearsal during The Rolling Thunder Revue in 1975. Joan Baez covered this song on her 1968 album of Dylan songs "Any Day Now". Steve Howe also covered this song on his 1999 album "Portraits of Bob Dylan" with fellow Yes
Renaldo and Clara featured in the film, which also includes clips of concert performances and footage of Rubin Carter, the subject of Dylan's song "Hurricane". The film also contains the last known footage of Phil Ochs, who is shown preparing to take the stage at Folk City in October 1975; he committed suicide six months later. The film also features an appearance from another ill-fated musician, David Blue, who gives some insight into the 1960s New York City folk music scene while playing an extended game of pinball. Upon its theatrical release in 1978, "Renaldo and Clara" received poor reviews, and, after opening