I was there. My friend and I were in the second row at the show in San Jose. We could see that Allen Ginsburg was in the front row, center taping the show. I always wondered what became of the tape recording. Thanks for bringing back an important part of my life.
I just wanted to say that I'm 25 years old and I discovered Dylan almost a year ago, the first song I heard was Mr Tambourine Man and in that moment I fell in love with Bob Dylan's music, now I have more than 100 songs and I'm looking for more, I agree with everyone who says that he is the Shakespeare of our time because that's completely true. This year has been really hard for me and the shelter from all this problems is music, so thanks a lot Swinging Pig, this is fantastic! I can imagine myself in this concert listening to this thanks to you, keep up with your great work! Greetings from Venezuela
So glad for you that you discovered Dylan. I am 74 years old and discovered him when I was 17. My life was opened like a flower. I’m sorry for your hardship.
I’m 27 and discovered Dylan 1 year ago after listening to Mr Tambourine Man (Newport) and I fell in love. I thought this was something I commented for a second until I saw the username lol.
So grateful that Ginsberg donated these tapes - he gets a pretty bad rap in the comments. People should not get caught up in artists' worldly antics and just concentrate on the art. He wrote brilliant poetry that continues to influence and inspire (including Dylan in a BIG way). As I understand it, Dylan actually gave Ginsberg the money to buy the tape recorder being used here; I think I hear Dylan say "Oh so this is what you got?" at the very beginning of the tape. Ginsberg eventually took the recorder with him to Kansas and orally dictated his "Wichita Vortex Sutra" poem, which has been more recently released with musical accompaniment. Thanks Swingin' Pig!
Brian Schroth Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks a lot for the info, that’s fascinating. And I definitely agree with you. There is a time and place to disapprove of Ginsberg’s life choices and I don’t think you should do it while enjoying something he made for you.
@@nicholasmorre7371 you shouldn't waste your time on posts of people you don't like, the world would be so boring if there were only people like you in it
@@nicholasmorre7371 well, there is that....he is an infamous letch....maybe Dylan liked the tension and power-over....many........ cant read Ginz cuz of letch factor. but.... .I'd try an mess with his mind..my poetry is better.... and I say it righter an freer...Allen got nothin on me..... He was NO WALT WHITMAN but so dang lucky... chumn' round with hot young Bobby
Dear Bob, I heard you when I was 14 years old and thought you were as we said back then, Groovy! Well, I'm 70 years old now and still think you are, Groovy! As the years go by, I've learned to appreciate you more. Your gift of words and music is like a river that just keeps flowing.
I saw dylan one month before these concerts in cleveland, ohio on november 12,1965 . Met him on july 17, 1991 in cleveland .Dylan was really nice to me. He shook my hand. He was walking by lake erie by himself.
what a treasure Alan was.. genuine, always interested...inquisitive... he said he felt that at this time Dylan was in a shamanistic state, channeling.. hardly aware of what was coming down and through him... difficult to disagree...
These tapes are priceless! Thank you so much Swingin' Pig! When you adore Bob, just the sound of his relaxed sweet voice talking privately with one of the few people he was truly comfortable with is wonderful.
What an astounding career Dylan has had, with so many great songs before he even turned 25 years old, and of course so many more after that. So much brilliance for so long is quite an achievement.
All, there were a lot of timestamps I had to write for this one, and as such, I might have made mistakes here and there. If a timestamp is inaccurate, PLEASE COMMENT HERE and I will fix it. Thanks!
Incredible job! I've heard tons and tons of bootleg Bob from this period but never these shows! Man he has it so much more together from time of Newport launch! It Ain't Me Babe, stands out for me in electric sets. The sound is not as good as on some other shows, especially for acoustic sets, but certainly good enough! Better for San Jose show. This might be in other posts, but who's in the band? Sounds like The Hawks aka The Band. That might be nice to list at the top. This is as good as the 66 shows, which of course are Godhead... Thanks! Much appreciated! Nothing like Bob in 65-66. All the stars and planets aligned and opened up a universe of miraculous music...
HarveyCan 58 Glad you enjoyed it, man! Yes, this is the Band minus Levon Helm (Dylan went through like 4 different drummers after Helm left due to safety concerns from crowd hostility).
Thanks for this. I don’t know how many of his shows were actually taped, but never heard one before. It brings all the joy of him back. His acoustic driving locomotive guitar, the sad melancholy of his harmonica, along side the no words for narly soul voice and the audacity of him singing some of his most difficult, poetic songs, you can feel the energy being spent and no one knows why the troubadour sings for us. Cries the heart.
The first song is my all time favorite Dylan song,(tied with Now's the Time for Your Tears, the Times They are a Changin, Desolation Row, Every Grain of Sand, and You're Gonna Make Me Lonesome). Thank YOU
Thank you so much for this. This is just amazing stuff. A casual and unguarded Dylan conversation is so rare and Gingsberg is the perfect guy to facilitate this thing. This is a gem!!
Dear SP, again greetings from Germany - thank you for this beautiful easter gift. Hearing it my thouhts slip back to my youth now more than half a century ago. "Bringing it all back home" has been the second record that I bought (the fist one has been a Maria Callas record), and I played it every day in my tiny room. What a grace it is to live at the same life time with this unique musician. I am aware of this again because of your meritorious work. Stay healthy - you can be proud of what you have done.
OHHH estoy disfrutando un festin.... excelente legado.. el ambiente, la diversión y el canta-autor prodigioso, siempre dando el alto.!! son mis mejores momentos de intimidad para enfrentar el encierro pandémico que nos afecta a todos...incluido Bod Dylan... Mi esposa nació en 1965.. estamos celebrado junto a Bob los 55 años de su nacimiento y los 55 de esta grabación sublime. Gracias..
Quick follow-up Sorry accidentally hit the send button- Allen Ginsberg & his recorder talking with the girls before the San Jose show classic let’s face it the girls back then is what encapsulates all this. There opinions were sometimes accurate & cute, and wasn’t marred by the high hippie days, it doesn’t get any better. Now to listen on and thank Swinging Pig for all of his work for bringing this to all. Thank you..
It makes my heart full to see that many others loved him then and do now as they have discovered him. This a very special tape to bring back all that magic we all felt in those years.
Thankyou SP for this upload. Amazing. Love it. In quarantine at home looking for a great diversion like this one. I have never heard a concert where Dylan actively interacts with the audience like this.
Well this is too good not to share again especially during the holidays! I so appreciate all your description notes & time stamps! 🙌 Thanks again Swingin’🐖 👏👏👏👏👏 5:02:10 “Hey Peter …. you got a cigarette Peter?”
There are certain things in this world with no price to describe their value this video, and your whole channel to be honest, are great examples of that thanks dear Swingin' Pig
Just fantastic and historically Important stuff. I hope the Library of Congress, or some other responsible entity, has the original tapes. Thank you for posting this treasure.
What a snap shot in time 1965 Bob Dylan live in S.F. Allen Ginsberg backstage conversation w/Dylan all vintage (I like AG describing his tape machine & when AG mentions if Dylan played Kansas Wichita I think he said -the kids are protesting peace over there - and that was all before the hippie summer of love had hit town -great stuff.The acoustic set Gates of Eden/Mr.Tambourine Man -harp is sweet (I’m just giving a quick opinion still need to listen to all of this sorry if I don’t acknowledge all the songs a lot to absorb & deserves more time but I had to just mention so far). I like the acoustic Dylan and can see why so many prefer (me too when it comes down to it) over the electric but you have to give kudos to the Band they were kicking & robust sthat brought out Dylan’s sound) Positively 4th Street/It Ain’t me Babe/Like a Rolling Stone fantastic versions. The conversations AG was having
Those middle school girls he interviews say they have seen the beatles and the stones and dylan in their golden age.. they are in their 70s now if still alive..and they must be like...damn we seen some dope concerts
I have attended at least 10 Dylan concerts, never heard a song interrupted by applause and/or laughter, especially Desolation Row! Astonishing or is it just me? I think an audience today would find less humor in it considering how things are these days. In 1965 they could still laugh!😮
I watched most of this early this morning but forgot to comment! Very interesting Swingin’! A couple of times I felt a little awkward hearing some of those seemingly private moments; however, what Bob says at the beginning and him singing is so great! It shows another perspective of Bob’s sweetness and intellect! Also his discussion about Marlon Brando! And just the dialog in general is very cool! A labour of love on your part no doubt to put this all together!!! Pretty amazing that’s for sure!!! So thank you so much SP!!! 🙏🏻🤍💫
this makes me very happy.... it aint me in san fran... yeah beauty..... everything has a specific swing and groove to it rather than the full on raucous-ness of the 66 recordings. I dig it
Hello dear Mr Swinging ! Thank's a lot for all your sharings. Would you publish some day the recording of Bob's concert at Paris in 1964 (or 65) ? It would be nice. The best for you in those changing times.
Sure! I might be able to do that if it isn't claimed for copyright. Do you know if there was an electric set at the concert you're looking for? Because if so, it's from 1966. This video is from that concert: th-cam.com/video/YgMZcq2Y2U8/w-d-xo.html
The first part was acoustic, and Bob spent the time speaking for himself in a low inner voice, and not much singing - wich irritated a lot many people. The second time was electric, with his musicians. He wore a special garment, with big geometric drawings. Exactly the day your video was filmed. It was may 24th, his birthday.
His harmonica in the San Francisco show was the jingle jangle train crisscrossing the sad and haunted lands of the world’s hard beauty, up and down and through all of it.
Can’t imagine hearing visions of Johanna live before recorded - also I always have thought this song is why Roberto Bolaño became a night watchman in Spain...
Jerry Stanaway I doubt it but they might’ve seen the video possibly. The funny thing is that this tape is in the public domain in Europe and other places, so it’s unethical to profit from it, in my opinion.
@@SwinginPig Kind of ironic considering Swinging Pig was the label that put out all the bootlegs in the 70s. No complaints!! Best quality and sound! I still have many by Bob, Beatles, Bowie, Stones...
@@SwinginPig On CD Baby, I saw a Japanese version that came out in 2017. I didn't see it for sale, just on the website. I'm enjoying the HECK outa this!!!
Ah I was thinking Levon. Cause you can hear Rick Danko talking early on with Bob atleast it sounded like his voice. Was this after Levon left? Edit: Now I see this is Dec 65 I'm sure it's after he left haha
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I was there. My friend and I were in the second row at the show in San Jose. We could see that Allen Ginsburg was in the front row, center taping the show. I always wondered what became of the tape recording. Thanks for bringing back an important part of my life.
JAG312 fantastic to hear from a witness. Thanks for the info and glad you could find this tape again :)
@JAG312--> I AGREE, THIS IS LIKE FINDING A GOLD MINE.
JAG312
lucky guys😘
I love reading TH-cam comments like this!
@@maxragno9881 Thanks!!
I just wanted to say that I'm 25 years old and I discovered Dylan almost a year ago, the first song I heard was Mr Tambourine Man and in that moment I fell in love with Bob Dylan's music, now I have more than 100 songs and I'm looking for more, I agree with everyone who says that he is the Shakespeare of our time because that's completely true.
This year has been really hard for me and the shelter from all this problems is music, so thanks a lot Swinging Pig, this is fantastic! I can imagine myself in this concert listening to this thanks to you, keep up with your great work! Greetings from Venezuela
So glad for you that you discovered Dylan. I am 74 years old and discovered him when I was 17. My life was opened like a flower. I’m sorry for your hardship.
Go to his TH-cam channel. There's tons of stuff there.
I’m 27 and discovered Dylan 1 year ago after listening to Mr Tambourine Man (Newport) and I fell in love. I thought this was something I commented for a second until I saw the username lol.
So grateful that Ginsberg donated these tapes - he gets a pretty bad rap in the comments. People should not get caught up in artists' worldly antics and just concentrate on the art. He wrote brilliant poetry that continues to influence and inspire (including Dylan in a BIG way). As I understand it, Dylan actually gave Ginsberg the money to buy the tape recorder being used here; I think I hear Dylan say "Oh so this is what you got?" at the very beginning of the tape. Ginsberg eventually took the recorder with him to Kansas and orally dictated his "Wichita Vortex Sutra" poem, which has been more recently released with musical accompaniment. Thanks Swingin' Pig!
Brian Schroth Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks a lot for the info, that’s fascinating. And I definitely agree with you. There is a time and place to disapprove of Ginsberg’s life choices and I don’t think you should do it while enjoying something he made for you.
Brian Schroth his poetry was garbage and his “antics” were pedophilia.
@@nicholasmorre7371 you shouldn't waste your time on posts of people you don't like, the world would be so boring if there were only people like you in it
@@nicholasmorre7371 well, there is that....he is an infamous letch....maybe Dylan liked the tension and power-over....many........
cant read Ginz cuz of letch factor. but....
.I'd try an mess with his mind..my poetry is better....
and I say it righter an freer...Allen got nothin on me.....
He was NO WALT WHITMAN but so dang lucky...
chumn' round with hot young Bobby
Dear Bob, I heard you when I was 14 years old and thought you were as we said back then, Groovy! Well, I'm 70 years old now and still think you are, Groovy! As the years go by, I've learned to appreciate you more. Your gift of words and music is like a river that just keeps flowing.
It’s like listening to the ghost of young Bob Dylan.
interesting poetic image totally real for sure. He kinda was turning into a man....
And brings back all the ghosts of our pasts.
I saw dylan one month before these concerts in cleveland, ohio on november 12,1965 . Met him on july 17, 1991 in cleveland .Dylan was really nice to me. He shook my hand. He was walking by lake erie by himself.
what a treasure Alan was.. genuine, always interested...inquisitive... he said he felt that at this time Dylan was in a shamanistic state, channeling.. hardly aware of what was coming down and through him... difficult to disagree...
These tapes are priceless! Thank you so much Swingin' Pig! When you adore Bob, just the sound of his relaxed sweet voice talking privately with one of the few people he was truly comfortable with is wonderful.
Freakin' Awesome! Thank You for spreading some joy in the midst of these strange days. Bless You and the horse you rode in on!!!
Bob Dylan is The Shakespeare of our time.
No, Shakespeare was the Dylan of his time.
@ron No, that was Chico Esquela…
What an astounding career Dylan has had, with so many great songs before he even turned 25 years old, and of course so many more after that. So much brilliance for so long is quite an achievement.
All, there were a lot of timestamps I had to write for this one, and as such, I might have made mistakes here and there. If a timestamp is inaccurate, PLEASE COMMENT HERE and I will fix it. Thanks!
I hear ya' but even if I picked up on it, doubt I'd mind a lit...Lovely!
Gracias a ti.... Gran Valor Swing
Even if there are occasional errors, you have done an ENORMOUS service to the world by posting these astonishing recordings - THANK YOU so much!
Incredible job! I've heard tons and tons of bootleg Bob from this period but never these shows! Man he has it so much more together from time of Newport launch! It Ain't Me Babe, stands out for me in electric sets.
The sound is not as good as on some other shows, especially for acoustic sets, but certainly good enough! Better for San Jose show.
This might be in other posts, but who's in the band? Sounds like The Hawks aka The Band. That might be nice to list at the top.
This is as good as the 66 shows, which of course are Godhead...
Thanks! Much appreciated! Nothing like Bob in 65-66. All the stars and planets aligned and opened up a universe of miraculous music...
HarveyCan 58 Glad you enjoyed it, man! Yes, this is the Band minus Levon Helm (Dylan went through like 4 different drummers after Helm left due to safety concerns from crowd hostility).
This is so cool. What a time to be Dylan fan.
Thanks for this. I don’t know how many of his shows were actually taped, but never heard one before. It brings all the joy of him back. His acoustic driving locomotive guitar, the sad melancholy of his harmonica, along side the no words for narly soul voice and the audacity of him singing some of his most difficult, poetic songs, you can feel the energy being spent and no one knows why the troubadour sings for us. Cries the heart.
The first song is my all time favorite Dylan song,(tied with Now's the Time for Your Tears, the Times They are a Changin, Desolation Row, Every Grain of Sand, and You're Gonna Make Me Lonesome). Thank YOU
Bless you for uploading this and taking the time and care to find all of this footage 🙏
Thank you so much for this. This is just amazing stuff. A casual and unguarded Dylan conversation is so rare and Gingsberg is the perfect guy to facilitate this thing. This is a gem!!
Thank you for this treasure. Absolutely spellbinding. We are all in your debt.
Dear SP, again greetings from Germany - thank you for this beautiful easter gift. Hearing it my thouhts slip back to my youth now more than half a century ago. "Bringing it all back home" has been the second record that I bought (the fist one has been a Maria Callas record), and I played it every day in my tiny room. What a grace it is to live at the same life time with this unique musician. I am aware of this again because of your meritorious work. Stay healthy - you can be proud of what you have done.
Karl Russmeyer Thank you very much, I really appreciate it :) glad you enjoyed it and have a great week. Stay safe out there!
As a Dylan fan for decades this is a special find for me. Cannot thank you enough for uploading cheers
What a wonderful upload of such priceless material. Thank you.
OHHH estoy disfrutando un festin.... excelente legado.. el ambiente, la diversión y el canta-autor prodigioso, siempre dando el alto.!! son mis mejores momentos de intimidad para enfrentar el encierro pandémico que nos afecta a todos...incluido Bod Dylan... Mi esposa nació en 1965.. estamos celebrado junto a Bob los 55 años de su nacimiento y los 55 de esta grabación sublime. Gracias..
Quick follow-up Sorry accidentally hit the send button- Allen Ginsberg & his recorder talking with the girls before the San Jose show classic let’s face it the girls back then is what encapsulates all this. There opinions were sometimes accurate & cute, and wasn’t marred by the high hippie days, it doesn’t get any better. Now to listen on and thank Swinging Pig for all of his work for bringing this to all. Thank you..
What a labour, swingin'. You have my gratitude & admiration. Thanks!
At 48:46 Dylan comes in with the beginning notes of Love Minus Zero/No Limit. It sounds so close to the beginning of If Not For You.
That's a very powerful version of "ballad of a thin man" you got there my friend!🤯
Five hours. Unbelievable! Im ready...Thanks SP
Amazing rare versions of the songs and Dylan comments in a relaxed mood .
Wow! It is like having a time machine. Thank you for posting.
Wow. Thank you. I am not ashamed to be jaw drop amazed. And thank you to the jealous Monk who recorded it all!!!!!
SP - thanks, brother. I cannot wait to absorb this over and over.
It makes my heart full to see that many others loved him then and do now as they have discovered him. This a very special tape to bring back all that magic we all felt in those years.
At last something i can really relate to .to listen to during this bloody quarantine
🙏Namaste, thank you for the Ginsberg tapes. Bless Bob ❤️
Thankyou for this little treasure in music history my day is now taken 🙃🌈 peace with clean hands
Whoa! Robbie mean and cutting on Long Distance...I love comparing the '66 version to The Band's later take. Thanks for this, Mr Pig - love your work!
Wow…what a find for me. Thank you for posting this!
Thankyou SP for this upload. Amazing. Love it. In quarantine at home looking for a great diversion like this one. I have never heard a concert where Dylan actively interacts with the audience like this.
really really great work that you did. thank u so much!!! this period of dylan is some of my favorite.
What a gift to come across this----many thanks to Swingin' Pig!
Thanks also for all that you put into your description! Wow great job on that too!!!! 🌟
Well this is too good not to share again especially during the holidays! I so appreciate all your description notes & time
stamps! 🙌
Thanks again Swingin’🐖
👏👏👏👏👏
5:02:10 “Hey Peter …. you got a cigarette Peter?”
What better way to spend 5+hours of coronavirus self-isolation than this.
Thank you for this treasure! Also thanks for the description and the timestamps.
Lady Blue welcome! stay safe!
0:41 - "I think he is a very great poet, he is a very lovable genius and I hope he lives to be 100." Allen's wish may yet come true!
There are certain things in this world with no price to describe their value
this video, and your whole channel to be honest, are great examples of that
thanks dear Swingin' Pig
Isidro Guzman thank you. Means a lot ♥️
Just fantastic and historically Important stuff. I hope the Library of Congress, or some other responsible entity, has the original tapes. Thank you for posting this treasure.
Awesome job with the timestamps thank u
What a snap shot in time 1965 Bob Dylan live in S.F. Allen Ginsberg backstage conversation w/Dylan all vintage (I like AG describing his tape machine & when AG mentions if Dylan played Kansas Wichita I think he said -the kids are protesting peace over there - and that was all before the hippie summer of love had hit town -great stuff.The acoustic set Gates of Eden/Mr.Tambourine Man -harp is sweet (I’m just giving a quick opinion still need to listen to all of this sorry if I don’t acknowledge all the songs a lot to absorb & deserves more time but I had to just mention so far). I like the acoustic Dylan and can see why so many prefer (me too when it comes down to it) over the electric but you have to give kudos to the Band they were kicking & robust sthat brought out Dylan’s sound) Positively 4th Street/It Ain’t me Babe/Like a Rolling Stone fantastic versions. The conversations AG was having
dude, thank you for posting this right now.
Fabulous thank you as always,you are the best
Tombstone Blues goes right into (1.15) I Don’t Believe You. Fantastic!!
I am, on the edge of my seat!!
QUEL MAGNIFIQUE PARTAGE ..MERCI🤗
Cant express how Iam happpy fot this...Thank you very match you really made my day.🙂
The 60's electric version of "I Don't Believe You" has guitar playing that reminds me of Chuck Berry's song "Memphis".
Those middle school girls he interviews say they have seen the beatles and the stones and dylan in their golden age.. they are in their 70s now if still alive..and they must be like...damn we seen some dope concerts
This is gold, thanks!
Bob Dylan in a GENIUS, thank you for this - saw him in Seattle Wa. look at his ARTWORK TOO love you Bob 💋💋💋
Great work. Thank you
So cool man, thanks for this 🙏
Love all his songs. Thank you Mr. SP. love to see him again if he ever schedule a show in Vancouver.
What a trove of delight! Thank you for finding this and posting!
To Ramona is definitely one of my favourite Dylan songs. I'm surprised it's not more known.
Beautiful. Still very relevant.
I have attended at least 10 Dylan concerts, never heard a song interrupted by applause and/or laughter, especially Desolation Row! Astonishing or is it just me? I think an audience today would find less humor in it considering how things are these days. In 1965 they could still laugh!😮
Thank you, SP! Take care, be well, stay well
You are so right on DES ROW..they are hanging on every word..gets more & more intense.
I watched most of this early this morning but forgot to comment! Very interesting Swingin’! A couple of times I felt a little awkward hearing some of those seemingly private moments; however, what Bob says at the beginning and him singing is so great! It shows another perspective of Bob’s sweetness and intellect! Also his discussion about Marlon Brando! And just the dialog in general is very cool! A labour of love on your part no doubt to put this all together!!! Pretty amazing that’s for sure!!! So thank you so much SP!!! 🙏🏻🤍💫
Thank you! This is amazing
I'm not religious, but this is Heaven
Terrific job SP this made Easter for me. 💪🏻♣️🎵
Wowww, thank you for share this 👍
Hell yes! Thanks very much.
this makes me very happy.... it aint me in san fran... yeah beauty..... everything has a specific swing and groove to it rather than the full on raucous-ness of the 66 recordings. I dig it
Much agreed! Really nice feel with this band... Open, swings... Gives Bob lots of room but still solid..
It Ain't Me Babe... Both shows. Stands out...
Happy Easter.
Desolation Row live version is one the best I heard
Happy Easter ♥️
Great White Wonder Bootleg. Red vinyl - I remember them well.
Thank you
I love the words with its perfect rhythm for that particular song on gates of Eden first time a heard it meny yrs ago I was mesmerised goodstuff
God Bless you Mr. Swingin' Pig!
Damn this is amazing.
Woah! 5 hours?
Whoa...get it right, kid.
What a treat! Thanks for this, man!
Thank You Allen.
Sincerely,
Tutankhamunnn
Cool . Allen was always taking photos , making recordings . He had a filing cabinet just for archives in his East Village apt .
Man thanks so much for this
Thank you for your hard work
Hello dear Mr Swinging ! Thank's a lot for all your sharings. Would you publish some day the recording of Bob's concert at Paris in 1964 (or 65) ? It would be nice. The best for you in those changing times.
Sure! I might be able to do that if it isn't claimed for copyright. Do you know if there was an electric set at the concert you're looking for? Because if so, it's from 1966. This video is from that concert: th-cam.com/video/YgMZcq2Y2U8/w-d-xo.html
The first part was acoustic, and Bob spent the time speaking for himself in a low inner voice, and not much singing - wich irritated a lot many people. The second time was electric, with his musicians. He wore a special garment, with big geometric drawings. Exactly the day your video was filmed. It was may 24th, his birthday.
Sylvie de Berg okay, great. I’ll see what I can do!
Thank's a lot !
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thank you so much!
Those 13-14 year old girls talking to Ginsberg were great. Now they're around 70. I wonder what they did with their lives.
"Some are mathematicians
Some are carpenters' wives
Don' know how it all got started
I don't know what they're doing with their lives"
Jonathan Phillips 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👌👌👌
Swingin' Pig, good bootleg label. I used to buy alot of Stones boots from a West Village store by them.
The best! The Stones boot of the Oakland show in 69...immortal!
WOW. “Positively” is intense AF!
I would kill to have a alternate (electric type take like bootleg vol 1-3) version of ITALTL, ITATTC on youtube
Just at desolation row, fantastic...
Me too. Never realized it was comedy.
His harmonica in the San Francisco show was the jingle jangle train crisscrossing the sad and haunted lands of the world’s hard beauty, up and down and through all of it.
Can’t imagine hearing visions of Johanna live before recorded - also I always have thought this song is why Roberto Bolaño became a night watchman in Spain...
On Ebay this is being sold as a 4 cd album.
haha. don't buy it!
I just checked and now it disappeared from Ebay. Was it because of my comment?
Jerry Stanaway I doubt it but they might’ve seen the video possibly. The funny thing is that this tape is in the public domain in Europe and other places, so it’s unethical to profit from it, in my opinion.
@@SwinginPig Kind of ironic considering Swinging Pig was the label that put out all the bootlegs in the 70s. No complaints!! Best quality and sound! I still have many by Bob, Beatles, Bowie, Stones...
@@SwinginPig On CD Baby, I saw a Japanese version that came out in 2017. I didn't see it for sale, just on the website. I'm enjoying the HECK outa this!!!
I hope Bob lives to be 100 too.
"We've got a new drummer tonight" Mickey Jones debut?
Bobby Gregg
Ah I was thinking Levon. Cause you can hear Rick Danko talking early on with Bob atleast it sounded like his voice. Was this after Levon left? Edit: Now I see this is Dec 65 I'm sure it's after he left haha
@@Telecasterluvr yeah after levon...hes the 66 london tour drummer
Also became a Hollywood extra type actor eventually
@@imannonymous7707 yep! always played a fat redhead biker in the 80s
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O wow. That harmonica intro to Visions of Johanna (SF) is in.cre.di.ble.
Tho muffled , he improvises the melodies in an amazing way . A valuable tape .