Original song was written by Robert Tannahill. A weaver from Paisley. He wrote poems whilst weaving. He took his own life after burning his manuscripts and drowned himself in a stream.
@@shinyguy3766 Suicide is the most selfish act ever. It's all about me, me and me. No thought of the ones left behind. Having said that, toughen up, stand tall and straight, look the world right in the eye and say, 'No. I'm gonna make my life worthwhile.' You can do it my friend.
This is great, the king and the queen together, i remember those times and i was a huge fan then as i still am today. The quality of Joans voice just amazes me.
Shows how influenced Dylan was by traditional Scottish (and probably English and Irish ) folk songs. The Clancy Brothers certainly were influences. Beautifully sung by Bob and Joan , singing their souls out.
This is just so beautiful! Their gorgeous harmonies! I have always loved this song so much and sing it. It is also one of my most favourite songs to play on the recorder! Thanks Swingin’ for this gem!♫♥♫
Oh, the summertime is coming And the trees are sweetly blooming And the wild mountain thyme Grows around the blooming heather Will you go, lassie, go? And we'll all go together To pull wild mountain thyme All around the blooming heather Will you go, lassie, go? And we'll all go together To pull wild mountain thyme All around the blooming heather Will you go, lassie, go? I will build my love a bower By yon clear and crystal fountain And on it, I will pile All the flowers of the mountain Will you go, lassie, go? And we'll all go together To pull wild mountain thyme All around the blooming heather Will you go, lassie, go? If my true love, he won't have me I will surely find another To pull wild mountain thyme All around the blooming heather Will you go, lassie, go? And we'll all go together To pull wild mountain thyme All around the blooming heather Will you go, lassie, go? Go, lassie go? And we'll all go together To pull wild mountain thyme All around the blooming heather Will you go, lassie, go? And we'll all go together To pull wild mountain thyme All around the blooming heather Will you go, lassie, go?
Thanks so much for editing and posting - agree that this performance their most beautiful harmony. Interesting to read the bio of the songwriter, but so sad. I've always believed that Bob chose for the few times that he sang other songwriters' compositions from the best songs ever written.
Because she absolutely sings this song like the heavens. She steals the show . I'm a huge dylan fan as well. If you check out "young but a daily growing" in the Savoy hotel recording bob steals that show.
This isn’t said from hate, but I cannot stand duets with Baez! To me there is no wonder he didn’t invite her on the tour. Can you imagine! I like Baez by herself, the angel warble, not with Dylan inflicting meaning.
This RRALLY IS amazing.! I love it. By far the best version I've ever heard. And YES - I would LOVE to hear more of the recordings from then. Thank you for this.
Bob Dylan performed the song with The Band at The Isle Of Wight Festival in 1969 . It was released in 2013 Deluxe Edition of The Bootleg Series vol. 10 : Another Self Portrait (1969-1971) . Dylan knew this song with The Clancy Brothers versión in 1961 . Joan Baez recorded as well in 1965's 'Farewell Angelina' álbum and together with Dylan during Rolling Thunder Revue performed several times this song , two of them were released recently on The Live recordings Rolling Thunder Revue 1975 . Sorry for the correction but it's a well-known song that have performed a lot of artists as Mark Knopfler , Van Morrison , Ed Sheeran among others .
@@SwinginPig In another lifetime from Hyde Park London last night when Bob was accompanied by his fabulous never ending tour band. Pity we hardly saw them on the big screens as it was all focused on Bobby in excellent voice ! Better to have been at front of course but still an iconic occasion to see him .
One of the only unrequited love stories I'm familiar with where it was unrequited on BOTH sides, simultaneously. SHE was in love & knew it THEN, while it was going on, and HE didn't realize he had been in love until MUCH later, when it was already too late. Sucks. But that's Life & Love. Neither one hangs around forever, just waiting on you to wake up.
@@ritahall6628 I'll admit that it's indeed quite possible that Bobby D. may, in fact, actually be a smart robot. It would definitely explain how he survived the 1966 tour, with all the 'medicine' he was ingesting to help 'keep up the pace'. I was only basing that statement on the assumption that he was a real, living, flesh & blood human being & on the fact that he talked about how he was in love w/ Joan without realizing it in Scorsese's excellent documentary, 'No Direction Home'. He says something like "well, you can't be in love AND make good decisions at the same time" in reference to how messy the end of their relationship was. That may have just been an easy out he gave himself to make up for the fact that he was carrying on with both Mimi Farina & Edie Sedgwick simultaneously behind Joan's back. Not to mention the start of his relationship with Sara Lowndes, the future Mrs. Dylan. He was certainly a very busy boy (er, robot). 😎💊🤖
@@tiggero6690 That's one of the ways I meant it. Joan has the angelic voice, and Bob has the almost unparalleled writing. Love is just a four letter word, Don't think twice, Percy's Song. Joan sings his songs beautifully. They compliment each other in many ways. I like to imagine a timeline where they did more together, and stayed together. But maybe that's just me.
A song covered by many a British folk singer-songwriter and guitarist, most notably perhaps the late great Bert Jansch (1943-2011) . th-cam.com/video/Y6kQ2uxkws8/w-d-xo.htmlsi=5caOptK3mIE7n06j The original lyrics were written by Robert Tannahill, a weaver from Paisley in Scotland. He wrote poems whilst weaving. He took his own life after burning his manuscripts and drowned himself.
Such intricate playing....the man was a guitar virtuoso......sorry just kidding...basic stuff but it suited the moment...of course the song is usually from the man’s perspective so it is ‘Will ye go Lassie go’ Joan Baez must have just told him this is how we are singing it. lol..
ShyGuy I had forgotten to mention about this song...Joan and Bobby do a beautiful rendition. I, too, want it played at my funeral, only and emmylou Harris and dick Gaughan... the dobro is haunting.
Bob Dylan & Joan Baez would have made the perfect husband/ wife to each other both amazing, caring, intelligent and highly talented people . THis is a song that can be slightly changed but still states the say, Van Morrison & Thin Lizzy used parts of this song in their recorders
Oh, se acerca el verano Oh, the summertime is coming Y los árboles están floreciendo dulcemente And the trees are sweetly blooming Y el tomillo salvaje de montaña And the wild mountain thyme Crece alrededor del brezo en flor. Grows around the blooming heather ¿Quieres ir, muchacha, ir? Will you go, lassie, go? Y todos iremos juntos And we'll all go together Para arrancar tomillo salvaje de montaña To pull wild mountain thyme Alrededor del brezo en flor All around the blooming heather ¿Quieres ir, muchacha, ir? Will you go, lassie, go? Y todos iremos juntos And we'll all go together Para arrancar tomillo salvaje de montaña To pull wild mountain thyme Alrededor del brezo en flor All around the blooming heather ¿Quieres ir, muchacha, ir? Will you go, lassie, go? Construiré mi amor una glorieta I will build my love a bower Por esa fuente clara y cristalina By yon clear and crystal fountain Y sobre ello apilaré And on it, I will pile Todas las flores de la montaña. All the flowers of the mountain ¿Quieres ir, muchacha, ir? Will you go, lassie, go? Y todos iremos juntos And we'll all go together Para arrancar tomillo salvaje de montaña To pull wild mountain thyme Alrededor del brezo en flor All around the blooming heather ¿Quieres ir, muchacha, ir? Will you go, lassie, go? Si mi verdadero amor, él no me tendrá. If my true love, he won't have me seguramente encontraré otro I will surely find another Para arrancar tomillo salvaje de montaña To pull wild mountain thyme Alrededor del brezo en flor All around the blooming heather ¿Quieres ir, muchacha, ir? Will you go, lassie, go? Y todos iremos juntos And we'll all go together Para arrancar tomillo salvaje de montaña To pull wild mountain thyme Alrededor del brezo en flor All around the blooming heather ¿Quieres ir, muchacha, ir? Will you go, lassie, go? ¿Vamos, muchacha? Go, lassie go? Y todos iremos juntos And we'll all go together Para arrancar tomillo salvaje de montaña To pull wild mountain thyme Alrededor del brezo en flor All around the blooming heather ¿Quieres ir, muchacha, ir? Will you go, lassie, go? Y todos iremos juntos And we'll all go together Para arrancar tomillo salvaje de montaña To pull wild mountain thyme Alrededor del brezo en flor All around the blooming heather ¿Quieres ir, muchacha, ir? Will you go, lassie, go?
@@shirzevor Irish? Only way itd be irish is by plagiarism. It was tweaked by an Irishman a collaboration of both countries at best is all the Irish can claim. Sorry i really dont mean to sound harsh but it's more a Scottish song as it's where its origins lie.
They understood Robert Tannahill. They probably did not understand each other: she was a woman, he was a man. The art doesn't care. I still prefer Joan's classical rendition. "Will you go, ladie?" - I feel you, ladies, and I'm a man.
Spontaneous post. It's okay. We met Joanie once in Dallas. EVERYONE who loves Dylan MORE after the Mason expose on Kennedy .... You just GOTTA hear the song it's modeled after; it compares BOB to Matt Dillon. BOB was better, he says. And then for me comic and MUSICAL relief . . BEST DYLAN COVERS AND DYLAN SPOOF IN UNIVERSE. MOUSE AND THE TRAPS TYLER TX start with A PUBLIC EXECUTION. 1969 these cats LISTENED.
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Original song was written by Robert Tannahill. A weaver from Paisley. He wrote poems whilst weaving. He took his own life after burning his manuscripts and drowned himself in a stream.
@@shinyguy3766 Hey, don't really know how to help but please don't. Find something to hold onto, whatever it is. Please
@@shinyguy3766 okay so you're thinking bout harming others that's no good. Go get help
@@shinyguy3766 Harming people isn't the right thing to do, how will you live after that? Then you'll kill yourself right? That's kind of weak you know
My dude thinking he's gonna make a new version of Taxi Driver movie
@@shinyguy3766 Suicide is the most selfish act ever. It's all about me, me and me. No thought of the ones left behind. Having said that, toughen up, stand tall and straight, look the world right in the eye and say, 'No. I'm gonna make my life worthwhile.' You can do it my friend.
Bob was nuts to let Joan Baez get away from him!
This is great, and although recorded in a hotel room without any acoustics Joans wonderful voice shines through.
I agree. The audio isn’t bad at all. We’re lucky to have a recording of this.
Oh my God, it's so beautiful. So beautiful.
Q maravilla de estos dos!!!
Su musica ha estado siempre en mi vida,antes,ahora y siempre,GRACIAS
You seem a good lad and I ain't knocking but take that weird-ass shit somewhere else haha
So beautiful
I'm so glad there's a full recording of this. Such a perfect showcase of how their voices complement each other despite sounding so different.
I've loved this song 50 years. First time I've heard this version. It's moved me beyond anything I ever thought a song could. Incredible
Joan Baez's version (on her own) is superior to this.
Same here
This is great, the king and the queen together, i remember those times and i was a huge fan then as i still am today. The quality of Joans voice just amazes me.
Scottish poetry. Nothing else like it. And what a fine version of this beautiful song. Reading Naomi Mitchison now.
Bob, for once, sounds good with Joan. Hard for anyone to sing with her, she’s one of the greatest singers of all time, but Bob bravely steps up here.
She has a heavenly voice.
Shows how influenced Dylan was by traditional Scottish (and probably English and Irish ) folk songs. The Clancy Brothers certainly were influences. Beautifully sung by Bob and Joan , singing their souls out.
Jean Redpath introduced Dylan to Scottish folk music.
I never thought their voices were remotely compatible. Loved them both back in the 60's and i love Dylan more as the years have sped past..
This is just so beautiful! Their gorgeous harmonies! I have always loved this song so much and sing it. It is also one of my most favourite songs to play on the recorder! Thanks Swingin’ for this gem!♫♥♫
Oh, the summertime is coming
And the trees are sweetly blooming
And the wild mountain thyme
Grows around the blooming heather
Will you go, lassie, go?
And we'll all go together
To pull wild mountain thyme
All around the blooming heather
Will you go, lassie, go?
And we'll all go together
To pull wild mountain thyme
All around the blooming heather
Will you go, lassie, go?
I will build my love a bower
By yon clear and crystal fountain
And on it, I will pile
All the flowers of the mountain
Will you go, lassie, go?
And we'll all go together
To pull wild mountain thyme
All around the blooming heather
Will you go, lassie, go?
If my true love, he won't have me
I will surely find another
To pull wild mountain thyme
All around the blooming heather
Will you go, lassie, go?
And we'll all go together
To pull wild mountain thyme
All around the blooming heather
Will you go, lassie, go?
Go, lassie go?
And we'll all go together
To pull wild mountain thyme
All around the blooming heather
Will you go, lassie, go?
And we'll all go together
To pull wild mountain thyme
All around the blooming heather
Will you go, lassie, go?
Thanks v much - was hoping to find the lyrics here :)
That' ll be sung on my funeral! Two oft my "Gods"!
What a couple! Thank god for tape recorders!
It. Doesn't. Get. Much. Better.
Disagree mate
Beautiful, two totally different vocals coming together heavenly
Two beautiful souls!!! TY SO VERY MUCH FOR SHARING THIS PRICELESS JEWEL!!! 😍
Thanks so much for editing and posting - agree that this performance their most beautiful harmony. Interesting to read the bio of the songwriter, but so sad. I've always believed that Bob chose for the few times that he sang other songwriters' compositions from the best songs ever written.
I saw "Don't look back" a lot of times...but as you said, it's not the whole song in this film. So, thank you!🌹
Never ending love to both of you! Keep on singin' !
The 58-year-old performance is for a rate plus of 1 trillion stars
That was beautiful . I wish it was still available to purchase . Thank you for the background and information . I love when he laughs !
Happy Birthday Bob Dylan
Much love from Germany 🇩🇪
Just found this little gem! I used to sing this when I played guitar in college a zillion years ago. One of my favorites! Thanks Swingin'🐷 !
Really a good Scottish folksong, it should be their national anthem
It is Irish/Scottish, look it up.
This is the first Baez Dylan duet I have heard that Baez does not subjugate her voice to accommodate Dylan.
Because she absolutely sings this song like the heavens. She steals the show . I'm a huge dylan fan as well. If you check out "young but a daily growing" in the Savoy hotel recording bob steals that show.
@@dariusdribbles.3981 True!
This isn’t said from hate, but I cannot stand duets with Baez! To me there is no wonder he didn’t invite her on the tour. Can you imagine! I like Baez by herself, the angel warble, not with Dylan inflicting meaning.
@@joshuaeaton6478 I think for Joan with her overpowering beautiful voice it's almost impossible not to "steal the show" in a duett, with whom ever. 😉
This is my favorite duet with them. They had a lot of Clunkers. With God on our side was always awful.
There is no question about Dylan being able to sing listening to this.
want greater proof - check his version of this solo at Isle of Wight. on TH-cam Dylan Bootleg Seies Vol 8 (also check To Ramona, same concert
So much great and fine session of these tw great Folk ( Rock ) Stars
Very interesting and beuatiful pictures ...
... Thank you so much!
Damn. Amazing! The best collab between them I've ever heard.
This RRALLY IS amazing.! I love it. By far the best version I've ever heard.
And YES - I would LOVE to hear more of the recordings from then. Thank you for this.
What a great find this was today. Thanks for uploading this gem 👏👏👏👏👍👍👍👍Lloyd aka Lone Wolf :)
A beautiful song sung by two great artists.
Incredible warm musicians, what a great track. Most people in Scotland and Northern Ireland sing that song sometime through their lives.
Bob Dylan performed the song with The Band at The Isle Of Wight Festival in 1969 . It was released in 2013 Deluxe Edition of The Bootleg Series vol. 10 : Another Self Portrait (1969-1971) . Dylan knew this song with The Clancy Brothers versión in 1961 . Joan Baez recorded as well in 1965's 'Farewell Angelina' álbum and together with Dylan during Rolling Thunder Revue performed several times this song , two of them were released recently on The Live recordings Rolling Thunder Revue 1975 . Sorry for the correction but it's a well-known song that have performed a lot of artists as Mark Knopfler , Van Morrison , Ed Sheeran among others .
To me, this is Bob’s most cohesive Bootleg Series.
Wonderful version of a gorgeous song...
Standout song by Bobby with Joan Baez on the just published "Bob Dylan The Rolling Thunder Revue The 1975 Live recordings" disc 4 track 8.
freevue I will check it out! Thank you!
@@SwinginPig In another lifetime from Hyde Park London last night when Bob was accompanied by his fabulous never ending tour band. Pity we hardly saw them on the big screens as it was all focused on Bobby in excellent voice ! Better to have been at front of course but still an iconic occasion to see him .
Great chemistry.
Wow! How Nice! Nice finding/ surprise XD
Also, I'd recomend Bert Jansch version too! Worth listening to
yes,bert jansch is finally
being recognized as the
truly giant artist that he
was, long time coming.!
@@vincentcampbell8432 Yeah! Way to Go!
A nice relic. Thanks.
At around 3:26 Dylan laughs because he's surprised how effing good he sounds with that angel's voice accompanying him.
ha,absolute!!
Unrequited love is all I can say
One of the only unrequited love stories I'm familiar with where it was unrequited on BOTH sides, simultaneously. SHE was in love & knew it THEN, while it was going on, and HE didn't realize he had been in love until MUCH later, when it was already too late. Sucks. But that's Life & Love. Neither one hangs around forever, just waiting on you to wake up.
justliketomthumb427 No human being can be in love and not know it but maybe a smart robot
@@ritahall6628 I'll admit that it's indeed quite possible that Bobby D. may, in fact, actually be a smart robot. It would definitely explain how he survived the 1966 tour, with all the 'medicine' he was ingesting to help 'keep up the pace'. I was only basing that statement on the assumption that he was a real, living, flesh & blood human being & on the fact that he talked about how he was in love w/ Joan without realizing it in Scorsese's excellent documentary, 'No Direction Home'. He says something like "well, you can't be in love AND make good decisions at the same time" in reference to how messy the end of their relationship was. That may have just been an easy out he gave himself to make up for the fact that he was carrying on with both Mimi Farina & Edie Sedgwick simultaneously behind Joan's back. Not to mention the start of his relationship with Sara Lowndes, the future Mrs. Dylan. He was certainly a very busy boy (er, robot). 😎💊🤖
@@justliketomthumb427 so perfectly said
Beautiful Scottish song.
This is also what I mean that they were COURAGEOUS SINGERS, ....
YEAH BOB AND JOAN YOU WERE SO CUTE TOGETHER
I love how Dylan always plays down, that his playing and singing is not that good after delivering a masterpiece.
Lovely version
I love this! It's so wonderful...
Absolutely amazing
YEAH BOB AND JOAN
beautiful
No words .... ❤️😭
it is wonderful!!!
Thanks for listening! Let me know if you have any requests :) Cheers!
@@SwinginPig Hi, i have a request: video of Mr Tambourine Man at the concert for bangladesh. We do not see it on the official DVD. Merci d'avance
Bernard Ozon I’ll see what I can do! Thanks for the request :)
It always seemed to me that they were meant for eachother..
Never! She's worth 10 of him. What's more, she's still singing. His talent is and always was more in writing.
@@tiggero6690 That's one of the ways I meant it. Joan has the angelic voice, and Bob has the almost unparalleled writing. Love is just a four letter word, Don't think twice, Percy's Song. Joan sings his songs beautifully. They compliment each other in many ways. I like to imagine a timeline where they did more together, and stayed together. But maybe that's just me.
je les adore tous les deux :: magnifique
Que hermosas voces.
Thank you.
A song covered by many a British folk singer-songwriter and guitarist, most notably perhaps the late great Bert Jansch (1943-2011) . th-cam.com/video/Y6kQ2uxkws8/w-d-xo.htmlsi=5caOptK3mIE7n06j
The original lyrics were written by Robert Tannahill, a weaver from Paisley in Scotland. He wrote poems whilst weaving. He took his own life after burning his manuscripts and drowned himself.
The Byrds also covered this song. th-cam.com/video/IEwqhaikDmg/w-d-xo.htmlsi=MLL_3YvGOJRyjkhW
Wonderful!!!
Lovely!
Such intricate playing....the man was a guitar virtuoso......sorry just kidding...basic stuff but it suited the moment...of course the song is usually from the man’s perspective so it is ‘Will ye go Lassie go’ Joan Baez must have just told him this is how we are singing it. lol..
ShyGuy I had forgotten to mention about this song...Joan and Bobby do a beautiful rendition. I, too, want it played at my funeral, only and emmylou Harris and dick Gaughan... the dobro is haunting.
Bob Dylan & Joan Baez would have made the perfect husband/ wife to each other both amazing, caring, intelligent and highly talented people . THis is a song that can be slightly changed but still states the say, Van Morrison & Thin Lizzy used parts of this song in their recorders
Молодец Дякую Вам
LOVE
Oh, se acerca el verano
Oh, the summertime is coming
Y los árboles están floreciendo dulcemente
And the trees are sweetly blooming
Y el tomillo salvaje de montaña
And the wild mountain thyme
Crece alrededor del brezo en flor.
Grows around the blooming heather
¿Quieres ir, muchacha, ir?
Will you go, lassie, go?
Y todos iremos juntos
And we'll all go together
Para arrancar tomillo salvaje de montaña
To pull wild mountain thyme
Alrededor del brezo en flor
All around the blooming heather
¿Quieres ir, muchacha, ir?
Will you go, lassie, go?
Y todos iremos juntos
And we'll all go together
Para arrancar tomillo salvaje de montaña
To pull wild mountain thyme
Alrededor del brezo en flor
All around the blooming heather
¿Quieres ir, muchacha, ir?
Will you go, lassie, go?
Construiré mi amor una glorieta
I will build my love a bower
Por esa fuente clara y cristalina
By yon clear and crystal fountain
Y sobre ello apilaré
And on it, I will pile
Todas las flores de la montaña.
All the flowers of the mountain
¿Quieres ir, muchacha, ir?
Will you go, lassie, go?
Y todos iremos juntos
And we'll all go together
Para arrancar tomillo salvaje de montaña
To pull wild mountain thyme
Alrededor del brezo en flor
All around the blooming heather
¿Quieres ir, muchacha, ir?
Will you go, lassie, go?
Si mi verdadero amor, él no me tendrá.
If my true love, he won't have me
seguramente encontraré otro
I will surely find another
Para arrancar tomillo salvaje de montaña
To pull wild mountain thyme
Alrededor del brezo en flor
All around the blooming heather
¿Quieres ir, muchacha, ir?
Will you go, lassie, go?
Y todos iremos juntos
And we'll all go together
Para arrancar tomillo salvaje de montaña
To pull wild mountain thyme
Alrededor del brezo en flor
All around the blooming heather
¿Quieres ir, muchacha, ir?
Will you go, lassie, go?
¿Vamos, muchacha?
Go, lassie go?
Y todos iremos juntos
And we'll all go together
Para arrancar tomillo salvaje de montaña
To pull wild mountain thyme
Alrededor del brezo en flor
All around the blooming heather
¿Quieres ir, muchacha, ir?
Will you go, lassie, go?
Y todos iremos juntos
And we'll all go together
Para arrancar tomillo salvaje de montaña
To pull wild mountain thyme
Alrededor del brezo en flor
All around the blooming heather
¿Quieres ir, muchacha, ir?
Will you go, lassie, go?
Always wondered why this duo never got married! Tell me, someone!
www.washingtonpost.com/entertainment/music/joan-baez-kennedy-center-honors/2021/05/11/764fdbdc-a459-11eb-a774-7b47ceb36ee8_story.html
He was a cheat and treated Joan horrible 💔. Fool he was.
@@Jennie-ks6uland they always come back around. “well i’ll be damned, here comes your ghost again.”
Semplicemente meravigliosi
❤❤❤..... wunderschöööön 😍😍😍
🌹❤️🌷. TY
Wherever did you find this? Amazing!
Singen konnte der Dylan noch nie.
Koji duet...vidi se da se vole....tada u tom trenutku
waauu.sweet.
🌹
wow.
👍🙏
what is the tuning for this one ??? It sounds very low unlike the one where she uses the Capo
Sounds like Bb - (D with Capo 1). I know this as an Irish song.....but the Celts share so much.... and 'folk and traditional' tunes/songs get around.
Oh sorry. Typo. Eb!
@@shirzevor Irish? Only way itd be irish is by plagiarism.
It was tweaked by an Irishman a collaboration of both countries at best is all the Irish can claim.
Sorry i really dont mean to sound harsh but it's more a Scottish song as it's where its origins lie.
bob and joan you made a pigs ear of this beautiful song
omg
Bob' the better singer here, beuatiful voice.
let me reframe this others persons comment. it should be the QUEEN AND THE KING NOT THE OTHER WAY AROUND 🌹✌❤
What happened to the video footage? (not just photos)
No smart phones back then I guess...? X
Byrds version kills this one. And I like Joan Baez.
3:19--3:33
Funny. His rendition of it at Isle of Wight in '69 sounds nothing like this. Could it be Gordon Lightfoot?
A girl named Heather stopped breathing
to carole klein my english teacher
They understood Robert Tannahill. They probably did not understand each other: she was a woman, he was a man.
The art doesn't care. I still prefer Joan's classical rendition. "Will you go, ladie?" - I feel you, ladies, and I'm a man.
Joan's mum was Scottish!! so that's the connection to them doing this very old traditional Ballad
plus his heart will always be in the "Highlands" 😍
This is good but the Corries verson
Spontaneous post. It's okay. We met Joanie once in Dallas. EVERYONE who loves Dylan MORE after the Mason expose on Kennedy .... You just GOTTA hear the song it's modeled after; it compares BOB to Matt Dillon. BOB was better, he says.
And then for me comic and MUSICAL relief . .
BEST DYLAN COVERS AND DYLAN SPOOF IN UNIVERSE.
MOUSE AND THE TRAPS
TYLER TX
start with A PUBLIC EXECUTION.
1969 these cats LISTENED.
Bob never “loved” her, he was just friends with her. Sorry.
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Worst version.
Horrible.
Josef, go eat a cookie and rub your tummy till you feel better
Josef, I am SOOOOOOO with you man, Dylan fucking SUCKS, period.....he’ll NEVER make anything of himself!!
@@vincentvancraig Maybe in some distant future? You never know!
Bollocks
YEAH BOB AND JOAN