He's a true legend in the same way I would say Lennon and McCartney both legend's. I think the term Legend gets overused a lot now, but with Dylan, Lennon and McCartney that's 3 true Legends who have the work to prove it. I got hooked on Dylan around 35 years ago, I was 15 and had played my brother's Dylan's greatest hits, and thought I must find more, so the first Dylan album I bought was Bringing it all back home, I was blown away, especially side 2 It's Alright Ma (I'm only bleeding) just changed my whole outlook on life, I believe they are the best lyrics I've ever heard, and that Album is a classic. I was 15, now 35 years later I have every Dylan album, including all 15 bootleg series, Side Tracks, live albums, the only ones I don't have is his 'Sinatra' trilogy, which I don't really want. I may buy them one day, just to complete the collection. So glad he got the Nobel prize for literature, just to put it in the faces of people who say he's got no talent. ?? Go back watching X Factor.
I just commented. My English teacher in 1966 heard it then. I was taken back a bit by her statement, which was early acknowledgment of what you say here, Chapps.
My English IV teacher, Mrs. Carter, borrowed my two Dylan albums for a few days (1966). Returning them she said "...I do not care for his voice, but this young man will be remembered as the greatest poet of this century..." 1966. She heard it early on.
I loved his voice because I have the same voice and it gave me the courage to get up on stage and not care so much what people think. And for reference, I was born in 1984. It was in college at the university of Alabama in 2004 when I started to play live. It was something I absolutely had to do.
I heard him sing this at the Festival Hall in London in May 1964. Just Dylan, his guitar and his harmonica. Nearly 60 years later I can still remember the atmosphere.
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@Konnor Jay Thanks for your reply. I got to the site through google and I'm in the hacking process atm. Looks like it's gonna take quite some time so I will reply here later with my results.
Thanks for publishing this. Best song he wrote, and Blowin' in The Wind and Times They Are a Changin...still as relevant as ever today. Bless you, Bob, and thanks.
On Second hearing: Thanks so much Woollhal 1963. Amazing 59 yrs past… Energy springs from this recording of Bob Dylan❣️🌺❣️He scared himself .. cuz of the lyrics..? I love this🌻🎶🌻
I remember when Ralph J. Gleason, music critic for the San Francisco Chronicle, expressed his belief that Dylan will at some time take his place beside Shakespeare as a master of the English language. He was ridiculed at the time, but in his grave I'm sure he's smiling.
helo Wooly first of all what happiness to find you among us and with such a treasure that happiness really ..... a big thank you to you..... have a nice day .... Sarah ♥♥♥
Oh WOW! A gem to be sure. All these years gone by, it's fantastic to be a "part" of this treasure Woolhall. It's not so hard to imagine being right there listening at this time! As always take care and be well. Love this!
@ Bob Dylan,, Surely not THE REAL BOB, ?? But I cant miss the chance to say Hello to the Man who gave me the urge to get a Guitar after hearing Blowin in Wind ,57yrs ago when i was 13, I never did master the guitar but Im still tryin, hello bob, NOW ,i can tell all I said Hello to the one and only , I HOPE. ✊
It’s not Suze Rotolo, she’s not in Dylan’s life by then, it’s Joan Baez with whom he sang the same song on the steps of Lincoln memorial at the March on Washington 28 August 1963!
@@shanemcnally2069 I realized i was in that factory (school) with the heart attack machine strapped to my shoulders and then the kerosene. Thanks Bob i left.
''These One's Who'll Continue'' There are artists who'll wrest us up & place us into themselves & into their works. These are to wrest us up even beyond their appointed rests in peace. Give obligement for ''These One's Who'll Continue''... but even more for the very author of them all & ''His✝ Justifiable ⚖Return🪃''
Great to hear this, way before it was released on The Times They Are A-changin' album. I love this song. The album version when he blasts his harmonica break. Brilliant. So many songs he wrote that were classics. Same as John Lennon and Paul McCartney, writers of many tracks that will live on for generations to come. 3 of the biggest, greatest and most influential Songwriters/Musicians we will ever see. There's some great Songwriters/Musicians just below these 3, like Jagger and Richards, Pete Townshend, Paul Simon, Ray Davies, Neill Young, The Doors, Velvet Underground, Lou Reed, David Bowie, Jimi Hendrix, Sex Pistols, Joe Strummer and Mick Jones, Morrissey and Marr, Ian Brown and John Squire, Elton John and Bernie Taupin, Elvis Costello, Blondie.
He wrote some good songs (lyrics but not melodies which were mostly borrowed) but this is not one of them. Laughing fish and smiling seagulls are pretty funny. Why do so many people want to canonize him as the greatest whatchmacallit of all time? It must embarrass Dylan.
Thank u before my son passed he got me 6 tapes cds 4 my car so when I drive Andy's always with me
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I'm glad I am living during Dylan's time..Missed Shakespeare.
He's a true legend in the same way I would say Lennon and McCartney both legend's. I think the term Legend gets overused a lot now, but with Dylan, Lennon and McCartney that's 3 true Legends who have the work to prove it. I got hooked on Dylan around 35 years ago, I was 15 and had played my brother's Dylan's greatest hits, and thought I must find more, so the first Dylan album I bought was Bringing it all back home, I was blown away, especially side 2 It's Alright Ma (I'm only bleeding) just changed my whole outlook on life, I believe they are the best lyrics I've ever heard, and that Album is a classic. I was 15, now 35 years later I have every Dylan album, including all 15 bootleg series, Side Tracks, live albums, the only ones I don't have is his 'Sinatra' trilogy, which I don't really want. I may buy them one day, just to complete the collection. So glad he got the Nobel prize for literature, just to put it in the faces of people who say he's got no talent. ?? Go back watching X Factor.
apropos
Dudes deeper than Mariana trench.
Will was not as good live as Bob...
Has any musician been so singularly dominant whilst being so numerously faceted?
The most influential artist of the 20th C of any art, any genre.
I just commented. My English teacher in 1966 heard it then. I was taken back a bit by her statement, which was early acknowledgment of what you say here, Chapps.
My English IV teacher, Mrs. Carter, borrowed my two Dylan albums for a few days (1966). Returning them she said "...I do not care for his voice, but this young man will be remembered as the greatest poet of this century..." 1966. She heard it early on.
I loved his voice because I have the same voice and it gave me the courage to get up on stage and not care so much what people think. And for reference, I was born in 1984. It was in college at the university of Alabama in 2004 when I started to play live. It was something I absolutely had to do.
a real nugget. intro by Bikel, reading a letter fro Seeger.
1 month before I was born! 😊 always loved PP&M rendition
I heard him sing this at the Festival Hall in London in May 1964. Just Dylan, his guitar and his harmonica. Nearly 60 years later I can still remember the atmosphere.
Thanks Paul, not many can say that, you are one of a rare lucky breed
@@woolhall It was also the first time that he played Mr Tambourine Man in public.
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I stupidly lost the password. I appreciate any tips you can offer me
@Wells Leland Instablaster ;)
@Konnor Jay Thanks for your reply. I got to the site through google and I'm in the hacking process atm.
Looks like it's gonna take quite some time so I will reply here later with my results.
Everywhere from now on, will hear this song and dance man, no longer will silence go unnoticed, tanks for sharing
Thanks for publishing this. Best song he wrote, and Blowin' in The Wind and Times They Are a Changin...still as relevant as ever today. Bless you, Bob, and thanks.
On Second hearing:
Thanks so much Woollhal 1963. Amazing 59 yrs past… Energy springs from this recording of Bob Dylan❣️🌺❣️He scared himself .. cuz of the lyrics..?
I love this🌻🎶🌻
Love this, thank you
This is fantastic. His vocal and guitar sound so damn good.
I remember when Ralph J. Gleason, music critic for the San Francisco Chronicle, expressed his belief that Dylan will at some time take his place beside Shakespeare as a master of the English language. He was ridiculed at the time, but in his grave I'm sure he's smiling.
I agree, yet we already see that most under 40 know nothing about him.
Thank you 🙂✨✨✨
helo Wooly first of all what happiness to find you among us and with such a treasure that happiness really ..... a big thank you to you..... have a nice day .... Sarah ♥♥♥
Oh WOW! A gem to be sure. All these years gone by, it's fantastic to be a "part" of this treasure Woolhall. It's not so hard to imagine being right there listening at this time! As always take care and be well. Love this!
Thank you so much Debby I sincerely hope you never stop listening to my music 🎶❤️, Happy New Year once again!
@ Bob Dylan,, Surely not THE REAL BOB, ?? But I cant miss the chance to say Hello to the Man who gave me the urge to get a Guitar after hearing Blowin in Wind ,57yrs ago when i was 13, I never did master the guitar but Im still tryin, hello bob, NOW ,i can tell all I said Hello to the one and only , I HOPE. ✊
Great sound this ‘happy’ .. but harsh story upload So lovely Thanks Woolhall🌷🌻 Thanks Dylan❤️🌺🌹👌🌞 LYRICS: When the Ship Comes in
WRITTEN BY: BOB DYLAN
Oh the time will come up
When the winds will stop
And the breeze will cease to be breathin’
Like the stillness in the wind
’Fore the hurricane begins
The hour when the ship comes in
Oh the seas will split
And the ship will hit
And the sands on the shoreline will be shaking
Then the tide will sound
And the wind will pound
And the morning will be breaking
Oh the fishes will laugh
As they swim out of the path
And the seagulls they’ll be smiling
And the rocks on the sand
Will proudly stand
The hour that the ship comes in
And the words that are used
For to get the ship confused
Will not be understood as they’re spoken
For the chains of the sea
Will have busted in the night
And will be buried at the bottom of the ocean
A song will lift
As the mainsail shifts
And the boat drifts on to the shoreline
And the sun will respect
Every face on the deck
The hour that the ship comes in
Then the sands will roll
Out a carpet of gold
For your weary toes to be a-touchin’
And the ship’s wise men
Will remind you once again
That the whole wide world is watchin’
Oh the foes will rise
With the sleep still in their eyes
And they’ll jerk from their beds and think they’re dreamin’
But they’ll pinch themselves and squeal
And know that it’s for real
The hour when the ship comes in
Then they’ll raise their hands
Sayin’ we’ll meet all your demands
But we’ll shout from the bow your days are numbered
And like Pharoah’s tribe
They’ll be drownded in the tide
And like Goliath, they’ll be conquered
Copyright © 1963, 1964 by Warner Bros. Inc.; renewed 1991, 1992 by Special Rider Music
Thank you very much for THIS WONDERFUL SHARING !
one dylans best songs in my opinion. thx
Bravo - so early and yet so polished.
It's sad that Theodore Bikel has been largely forgotten by history considering how well known he was back in his day.
I will look him up
⭐️that’s why yt is so great!
and moreso the ones who provide content of such value!
like peeking trough the keyhole of time
thanks 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
That's what I use my TARDIS for Mario :)
@@woolhall
five stetsons 🤠🤠🤠🤠🤠
for this!!
Wow what a treasure! Thank you so much Wooly for sharing this!!!❤️
Wonderful. ❤
And the morning will be breaking....🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻
Thank you Wooly you got a big heart we all laughing with the fishes and with Bob
Ohh gracias from Madrid
This is totally amazing Wooly! Thanks so much!✨🌹✨🤍✨
History in the making
Very needed today.... Ta Woolhall so much ☕🌈☕ heavy in sorrowful history thou unique as a tree along a riverbed to the shoreline is young Bob 😥🙃
Thank you so much Rachel I sincerely hope you never stop listening to my music 🎶❤️, Happy New Year once again!
Thank you so much Rachel I sincerely hope you never stop listening to my music 🎶❤️, Happy New Year once again!
@@bobdylan2261 yeah Happy new year all year long....😱Introduce yourself REAL Name and photo please!
It’s not Suze Rotolo, she’s not in Dylan’s life by then, it’s Joan Baez with whom he sang the same song on the steps of Lincoln memorial at the March on Washington 28 August 1963!
Laughing fish and smiling seagulls, such imagery. Started failing English/ poetry classes at school after hearing Bob. Oh well such were the 60"s.
How did you fail? He mastered the language.
@@shanemcnally2069 I realized i was in that factory (school) with the heart attack machine strapped to my shoulders and then the kerosene. Thanks Bob i left.
SIMPLY GREAT !!!
Tank You
''These One's Who'll Continue''
There are artists who'll wrest us up & place us into themselves & into their works.
These are to wrest us up even beyond their appointed rests in peace.
Give obligement for ''These One's Who'll Continue''...
but even more for the very author of them all & ''His✝ Justifiable ⚖Return🪃''
I thought to myself - is that Theodore Bikel? And it is, I saw The Defiant Ones a few days ago - so the voice is familiar.
Thanks so much 🍇❤️
Great to hear this, way before it was released on The Times They Are A-changin' album. I love this song. The album version when he blasts his harmonica break. Brilliant. So many songs he wrote that were classics. Same as John Lennon and Paul McCartney, writers of many tracks that will live on for generations to come. 3 of the biggest, greatest and most influential Songwriters/Musicians we will ever see. There's some great Songwriters/Musicians just below these 3, like Jagger and Richards, Pete Townshend, Paul Simon, Ray Davies, Neill Young, The Doors, Velvet Underground, Lou Reed, David Bowie, Jimi Hendrix, Sex Pistols, Joe Strummer and Mick Jones, Morrissey and Marr, Ian Brown and John Squire, Elton John and Bernie Taupin, Elvis Costello, Blondie.
And.... Van Morrison
This is good he sounds happy
❤️so go great, Dylan-time 🌷
Wonderful 😍
Amazing history, thanks!
introduced by theodore bikel, methinks!!!!!!
Thank you!
I think this song is clearly about the upcoming passage of the 1964 Civil Rights Act. All the lyrics fit.
You think wrongly, as is common of your type
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Bob starting at 2:21
jerk themselves from bed , pinch themselves and squeal, like goliath theyll be conquered
Live at the Gaslight is from "62?
too much and not enough
wow Bobby dear..too much 'smokin' i think....u forgot ME ANNIELEE!!!!!!!
The song begins at 2:20
"your days are numbered.."
4:39
And?
@@Anthony-hu3rj let us Individually call on JESUS Name in repentence daily.. seeking fellowship with HIM. May you receive HIS Grace.
I MEAN ?
HI
The hour that Christ Returns, and ' Goliath is conquered', Shalom to us only in Christ Yeshua, returning soon.
He wrote some good songs (lyrics but not melodies which were mostly borrowed) but this is not one of them. Laughing fish and smiling seagulls are pretty funny. Why do so many people want to canonize him as the greatest whatchmacallit of all time? It must embarrass Dylan.
This guys almost as good as Justin Bieber
Almost !
@@woolhall ha ha ha
Who?