"Incredible" string band version of Dylan's "Boots of Spanish Leather" from his Feb. 1994 Japan tour

In high school in the early 1970s, my best friend was a big fan of the British psychedelic folk group the Incredible String Band. I hadn't thought of them in years and barely think of them anymore ever, other than when enjoying some of the wonderful acoustic numbers from Dylan's band during this period, as exemplified by this version of "Boots of Spanish Leather" from Kokura, Japan, February 15, 1994. The four-man line-up on all strings - Dylan and John Jackson on acoustic guitars, Tony Garnier on acoustic double bass, and Bucky Baxter on whatever that is he's playing (can someone help me out here?) - inherited the title of "incredible string band" in my mind. During the tour's electric numbers, the visual star of the stage was undoubtedly Winston Watson, whose energetic drumming punctuated by his wildly bouncing, magnificent mop of hair, presented a fantastic, fascinating backdrop to Dylan's singing and guitar work. With Watson offstage during these quiet folk numbers, however, the four-man line-up on acoustic string instruments created its own visually rich tableaux, serving as a lovely complement to the beautiful music being offered up onstage.