and how about the harmonica..? "so easy hm?" until you try it yourself (in the key of F in a d tuning with a capo on the 3e fret btw) Dylan was/is fantastic!
My late father was a massive Dylan fan, often learning his songs on guitar and singing them while in his room to no audience. Dad was a beautiful guitar player, singer, and did much justice to Sir Bobs tunes. In late 2021 just 9-days before he passed on after a very aggressive cancer diagnosis I (unknowingly) had my last visit with him. He was weak, vulnerable, and scared......but his spirit and humor were intact. During our visit, his newly appointed nurse came in and introduced herself as Corrina and randomly asked my dad if he knew of a certain song with the same name, and my pops lit up and said in his own Richard Pike way that it was one of his favorite Bob Dylan songs and that he was happy to have the namesake caring for him. A few days later he was in hospice and then died soon after. I hope that lovely nurse named Corinna helped to make his last days more comfortable. I miss him so so very much, but Dylan always helps to bring us back together in some way.
I too am named after this song. Dad and Mum are both Dylan fans. Whenever someone says I have a lovely name, I say after the Dylan song. Most people look blank and I can’t believe they’ve never heard it. Such a masterpiece.
my name is after a Bob Dylan cover "Corrina Corrina ", my parents were teenagers, every bday my dad played that record i used 2 be embarrassed. as i get older I appreciate
I could listen to Bruce Langhorne play the lead guitar part all day. The drummer's damn good, too. And those of you praising Dylan's vocal, you're right. Catch how he holds the word "home" in the first verse. And how in the last line of each verse, he holds "please", "mean" & "keep". Magical.
So many genuine music lovers, with taste, depth, knowledge and a sense of his art, still don't get this man and his body of work from 1961-2022. The popular music artist who will shine for as long the Sun does.
Bob is definitely my favorite musician by a pretty large margin, but I would say he only has 5 masterpieces out of 39 studio albums. Still 5 more than most musicians, but still. Freewheelin', Bring it All Back Home, Blood on the Tracks, Highway 61, Blonde on Blonde. Just sharing my opinion. I'm curious if you were being hyperbolic if you actually enjoy the work he's produced over the last 40 years? If so, do you think any of them are comparable to the greatness of the albums I listed?
@@chungboislim2061 So many great artists fail miserably to live up to their first album, but there's no way anybody is going to make that claim about Bob. His second album is another matter, and there's no way he's bettered it. I'm happy with everything from this to Blood, think Desire is the end of the road, and the only album that's got through my radar since that is Slow Train. This is the album where the pathetic copyist transforms before his own eyes into the mighty BOBMAN !
40-odd years ago he stood drunk outside my door with a bunch of daffodils singing this. I decided i could marry him. And I spent 32 years being the bird that whistles. Thank you
my name is after a Bob Dylan cover "Corrina Corrina ", my parents were teenagers, every bday my dad played that record i used 2 be embarrassed. as i get older I appreciate
my name is after a Bob Dylan cover "Corrina Corrina ", my parents were teenagers, every bday my dad played that record i used 2 be embarrassed. as i get older I appreciate
I'm lucky to have a first press vinyl version of this album. I cannot emphasise how good it sounds. With all our technology 60 years later we could not replicate the sound and detail from the vinyl. An amazing album from amazing talent
I was fortunate to get this record before any of his albums were on TH-cam and to this day a majority of his songs in his early catalogue and Blonde On Blonde in particular for me are the best folk, rock, blues songs I've ever heard.
No, you get a job, work and get paid for your work, and you buy it. Just because Dylan, or any other artist, does their thing, does not mean that it should be "given" to self-serving, selfish, whining self-entitled, self-pitying people (you), just because the cry-babies want it. Give me free groceries, give me free car and free gasoline, gimme free housing, give me free university tuition, give me free free medical treatment ..... whaaa....
@@user-hz5yb4bh5v These songs/albums etc have been bought and paid for in many different forms...8 track, cassette, vinyl, cd, and streaming.... for years !!! Plus we pay our cable provider or whomever to have access to You Tube. Your little hissy fit makes no sense X or whatever you are. Bob has made lots of money from his fans/I for one, go back to 1962...he can afford to share these with his fans, as well he should. You, my friend, should slither back under whatever rock you came out from under, and let people enjoy the music.
I am a nurse and I have had many patients over the years sing this song (and Big Joe Turner’s Corrine, Corrina) to me when I come in to work 💗 always makes me smile!
As a teenager that loved Dylan’s witty, talkie, political greats of the mid-60s, this song came at me as totally singular and special. This was the same person who did those other songs! It was on a different shelf for me - not to be listened to with friends, but rather while staring out of the rainy bus window on a long distance night ride.
Dylan was the 60's. The Vietnam war was raging and in the background was Bob Dylan with his music taking everyone over. This is one of my favorite songs and the album cover is simply the best. My brother had a VW bus just like the one in the picture. Life was different back then - Blowin in the Wind was almost a theme song. And what a time we all had.
'Yonder lies your orphan with his gun, crying like a fire in the sun.' Viet Nam springs to mind. 'Lookout the saints are coming through, and it's all over now Baby Blue.' How did he know all this so early on? Inspiration! I hope Baby Blue pulls through, don't you?
You can hear his soul. This song is a profound masterpiece. I am so old, and I should be over it, but the yearning he is expressing is still the central theme of my life. It is simple, the wish for complete oneness with a true partner forever. (Angels get this wish fulfilled.)
Outrageously sweet and moving rythym sway of a tune. Favorite version since age 14. I am now a good deal older and listening to this still gives me the same feeling as it did in 1966. Carry on Bobby, our precious one.
Love a lot of his stuff but for some reason I always come back to this as one of my favorites. A simple blues but the spirit is so right and such an aching tone in his voice.
@@pearlharbor4790 Wow! Southern California is a beautiful place my aunt lived there for some time before she passed away, well I’m 55years old so how long you’ve been living there?
Corrina, Corrina Gal, where you been so long? Corrina, Corrina Gal, where you been so long? I been worryin' 'bout you, baby Baby, please come home I got a bird that whistles I got a bird that sings I got a bird that whistles I got a bird that sings But I ain' a-got Corrina Life don't mean a thing Corrina, Corrina Gal, you're on my mind Corrina, Corrina Gal, you're on my mind I'm a-sittin' down, thinkin' of you I just can't keep from crying
I always thought the last verse says Gal, you're on my mind I was in Nam thinking of you I just can't keep from crying An early Vietnam- soldier/sweetheart song
This is not an easy song to play. Syncopated rhythm on the guitar to the vocals..... plus what a gentile vocal.... one of my favorite Dylan tunes.... and a glimmer on his future direction.......
Im named after this song, like the other girl said my dad named me after this song too . My mom and dad were teenagers when i was born. my dad played this on my birthday every year, I'd be so embarrassed, i didn't know the genius of bob dylan is. i haven't been home or seen my dad in 10years.. no bad blood... i just dont like my hometown ... my dad doesn't leave far from home, but i think i need 2 go home
❤️❤️, wow,,I’d like to hear the story of the first time u heard this song as an adult, and realized how amazing it is, and were no longer embarrassed, but proud.
@Vincentvancraig Honestly I think I was in my early 30s and dating a guy who honestly liked me a little more then I liked him and I'd just kinda pop in and out of his life. Seeing his reaction to such a simple beautiful song made me realize what thought my dad put into my name and "where u been so long" has a whole differently meaning. I'm planing a trip home very soon, I'm sure my dad will play this and the lyrics will have me crying my eyes out but I think my parents were really cool... they thought about naming me "Windy" so thank u also Mr. Dylan lol
While he didn't write this particular song, he writes almost all of his other songs. The only album of covers was his very first. Listen to the Freewheelin which he wrote when he was still so young (early 20s). You're absolutely right, he is a musical genius and we are lucky to be alive at the same time as him. I've seen him live four times and he's blown my mind every time. ❤
I always play this song for anybody if they try to tell me Dylan's voice isn't very good. "I'm just as good a singer as Caruso...You have to listen closely. But, I hit all those notes. ." [Dylan--1965]
It's a great "Bob" quote and he's right. He hits all the notes and his phrasing is phenomenal. There's Sinatra who's not shabby but Dylan has this way about him and it's remarkable.
Yeah you are so right. Bob was already a master at this early age of what .... maybe 20 years old? This is the sound Woody Guthrie heard when Bob first visited and sang to him. Guthrie knew he could sing.
Me too, this is the song that shows just how superb his voice is. I always suggest listen with earphones, listen to the lead guitar closely. This song is volcanic - majestic. An incomparable masterpiece.
My dad named me after this song and he and my mom divorced so whenever I'd have visitation with him he'd always play this song and tell me he's been listening to it for me
My best friend named his daughter Corrina. I named my daughter Rhiannon and tonight when thinking of the specailty of significance, Im reminded of how beautiful it is to hear your feelings.
I think this is my top number one favorite of Bob's songs. He states his case on the ultimate value of relationships to human fulfillment, and by this foundational corner stone, he reveals the core of his motivation in one song.
Avevo 16 anni e con la canzone Corrina Corrina ho conosciuto Bob Dylan che nel tempo sarebbe diventato quel grande poeta moderno che il mondo intero conosce e ammira, attraverso le sue canzoni piene di consigli mi ha accompagnato nella vita, Ancor oggi lo seguo costantemente attraverso le sue melodie mi ritornano le emozioni e i ricordi del tempo passato.
I have had a life long love affair ( obsession ?? ) with this amazing man....since I was a very young kid in the 60's......I was hooked !! All my friends thought I was a 'weirdo' for loving his music at such a young age......awesome !! But then , everything of Bob's is awesome Love ya Bob ! xxx
Me and my friends took lsd and listened to Mr. Tambourine Man. That is when I saw the music come out of the speaker in waves of color. I was transported to heavenly places. That was before they painted the passports brown. I saw the wind blow. Everyone should see that. Dylan is the master of the tower of song.
I've seen some stunningly amazing 'things' while tripping....especially while listening to music. Sounds like an interesting trip :)@@kenbellchambers4577
Thanks to my mother (she really liked 60’s folk music) we had this album, in monaural, in our home when it came out. Never thought I would still enjoy it to this day.
I just looked it up, the original writer for this song is Blind Lemon Jefferson in 1926. It’s been copied and edited like 30 times over the 20th century. Thank you Lemon Jefferson and Bob Dylan
One of Bob's sweetest recordings. [Verse 1] Corrina, Corrina Gal, where you been so long? Corrina, Corrina Gal, where you been so long? I've been worrying about you, baby Baby, please come home [Verse 2] I got a bird that whistles I got a bird that sings I got a bird that whistles I got a bird that sings But I ain't a-got Corrina Life don't mean a thing [Verse 3] Corrina, Corrina Gal, you're on my mind Corrina, Corrina Gal, you're on my mind I'm a-sittin' down thinkin' of you I just can't keep from cryin'
Hard to imagine anyone at age 21 or 22 writing & performing such a fluent, timeless song. (Yep. I now fully realize that he did not write it, folks). But when you can pen Boots Of Spanish Leather, it's not too much of a stretch to assume he was behind this one as well.
@@philharnage993 Thanks for putting me right there. I went to your link and then found out that his brother Bo recorded it before him in 1928. I'm guessing this is one of those timeless folk songs that was passed along through many generations. th-cam.com/video/lJFRGTP7zwA/w-d-xo.html&feature=emb_title
@@philharnage993 Not to start a shit show but THAT one is “Corinne Corinna” a hit for Ray Peterson & covered by a bunch of people. Not saying Dylan didn’t hear it and “borrow” a little bit ie the chorus. Most of the lyrics and music are different.
@@alexmorton4991 Hello, Alex! I am studying and listen to music. In this moment I was listening Key West... And now I will listen Corrina, Corrina because you are bringing it to me again and this song is wonderful.
"" (sometimes "") is a 12-bar country blues song in the AAB form. "Corrine, Corrina" was first recorded by Bo Carter (Brunswick 7080, December 1928). However, it was not copyrighted until 1932 by Armenter "Bo Carter" Chatmon and his publishers, Mitchell Parish and J. Mayo Williams. The song is familiar for its opening verse:
The only song on Freewheelin' where Dylan is backed by additional personnel. Both guitarists Howie Collins and Bruce Langhorne, pianist Dick Wellstood, double bassist Leonard Gaskin, and drummer Herb Lovelle. And to think, he didn't even write this. It's a traditional tune, so go figure.
This may be my favorite Dylan song and it's a cover, sort of. I think it was the poet Robert Lowell who said Dylan had a Caruso voice. It's that Hank Williams yodel that really gets me. Not quite full throated but controlled and passionate.
His first five albums got me through high school. The world created by his songs was a fascinating contrast to the real everyday one, that included Vietnam, race riots in my school and the general enuii of adolescence.
Everybody always say Bob Dylan can't sing, but in this his voice is lovely.
He could sing when he WANTED to.
He was an excellent SINGER, some people just don’t like his voice
.... as usual, everybody is wrong
and how about the harmonica..? "so easy hm?" until you try it yourself (in the key of F in a d tuning with a capo on the 3e fret btw) Dylan was/is fantastic!
moonshiner is probably the best song where he shows his vocal abilities imo
My late father was a massive Dylan fan, often learning his songs on guitar and singing them while in his room to no audience. Dad was a beautiful guitar player, singer, and did much justice to Sir Bobs tunes.
In late 2021 just 9-days before he passed on after a very aggressive cancer diagnosis I (unknowingly) had my last visit with him. He was weak, vulnerable, and scared......but his spirit and humor were intact. During our visit, his newly appointed nurse came in and introduced herself as Corrina and randomly asked my dad if he knew of a certain song with the same name, and my pops lit up and said in his own Richard Pike way that it was one of his favorite Bob Dylan songs and that he was happy to have the namesake caring for him.
A few days later he was in hospice and then died soon after. I hope that lovely nurse named Corinna helped to make his last days more comfortable.
I miss him so so very much, but Dylan always helps to bring us back together in some way.
😢😢😢😢
What an incredibly sweet story.
I'm 72 and play him every day
I am 22 , Play him Everyday 😉
I’m 46… Bob’s music is ageless 😊
I’m 22… and I don’t blame you!
And my name is Corrina. So there
@@corrinak1556 You win! 😂👍
My name is Corina and I love this song ❤
A beautiful name and a beautiful song ❤️👍😁🏴🕶️
The love of my life was Karene. Close to Corina and both beautiful.
Great
At the risk of sounding cliche, I'll say it: this is a very underrated Dylan song. It's got this beautiful, dreamy feel to it.
Totally agree.
It's not a Dylan original
one of my top 5 dylan songs, the vibe is so right.
Heck yeah i know 💖
@Daniel Ballesteros Bo Carter, then made big by Bob Wills in the 30s
This and girl from north country
@Over Salt 😍
Well said. Pure Gold.
I too am named after this song. Dad and Mum are both Dylan fans. Whenever someone says I have a lovely name, I say after the Dylan song. Most people look blank and I can’t believe they’ve never heard it. Such a masterpiece.
my name is after a Bob Dylan cover "Corrina Corrina ", my parents were teenagers, every bday my dad played that record i used 2 be embarrassed. as i get older I appreciate
Great song
.from a fellow Allcock....my nephew's name is Dylan Robert.
I could listen to Bruce Langhorne play the lead guitar part all day. The drummer's damn good, too. And those of you praising Dylan's vocal, you're right. Catch how he holds the word "home" in the first verse. And how in the last line of each verse, he holds "please", "mean" & "keep". Magical.
This - and almost all of Bob’s albums - is a masterpiece. The great artist of our times.
Fully agree with you
So many genuine music lovers, with taste, depth, knowledge and a sense of his art, still don't get this man and his body of work from 1961-2022. The popular music artist who will shine for as long the Sun does.
Bob is definitely my favorite musician by a pretty large margin, but I would say he only has 5 masterpieces out of 39 studio albums. Still 5 more than most musicians, but still.
Freewheelin', Bring it All Back Home, Blood on the Tracks, Highway 61, Blonde on Blonde. Just sharing my opinion. I'm curious if you were being hyperbolic if you actually enjoy the work he's produced over the last 40 years? If so, do you think any of them are comparable to the greatness of the albums I listed?
@@chungboislim2061 So many great artists fail miserably to live up to their first album, but there's no way anybody is going to make that claim about Bob. His second album is another matter, and there's no way he's bettered it. I'm happy with everything from this to Blood, think Desire is the end of the road, and the only album that's got through my radar since that is Slow Train. This is the album where the pathetic copyist transforms before his own eyes into the mighty BOBMAN !
All of his published albums - he is the master of The Tower of Song.
40-odd years ago he stood drunk outside my door with a bunch of daffodils singing this. I decided i could marry him. And I spent 32 years being the bird that whistles. Thank you
❤❤
Good or bad, not sure how to take this comment?
@@toriwoods9800 It was gooood...
Cute ❤
My dad named Me after this song and would sing it to me with tears in his eyes x
This song is my name sake... My Mom loves Dylan (I do as well) and I'm honored that I carry such a beautiful & meaningful name that is so iconic.
my name is after a Bob Dylan cover "Corrina Corrina ", my parents were teenagers, every bday my dad played that record i used 2 be embarrassed. as i get older I appreciate
my name is after a Bob Dylan cover "Corrina Corrina ", my parents were teenagers, every bday my dad played that record i used 2 be embarrassed. as i get older I appreciate
Probably my favourite Bob Dylan song of all … and I love loads and loads of them
I love all the songs on this album, but this one always comes back to me
I'm lucky to have a first press vinyl version of this album. I cannot emphasise how good it sounds. With all our technology 60 years later we could not replicate the sound and detail from the vinyl. An amazing album from amazing talent
Finally Dylan is coming to TH-cam. I've been waiting so long for this moment. Give the music to the people!
he always gave it to you
I was fortunate to get this record before any of his albums were on TH-cam and to this day a majority of his songs in his early catalogue and Blonde On Blonde in particular for me are the best folk, rock, blues songs I've ever heard.
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my music is of dylan listen to it
No, you get a job, work and get paid for your work, and you buy it.
Just because Dylan, or any other artist, does their thing, does not mean that it should be "given" to self-serving, selfish, whining self-entitled, self-pitying people (you), just because the cry-babies want it.
Give me free groceries, give me free car and free gasoline, gimme free housing, give me free university tuition, give me free free medical treatment ..... whaaa....
@@user-hz5yb4bh5v These songs/albums etc have been bought and paid for in many different forms...8 track, cassette, vinyl, cd, and streaming.... for years !!! Plus we pay our cable provider or whomever to have access to You Tube. Your little hissy fit makes no sense X or whatever you are. Bob has made lots of money from his fans/I for one, go back to 1962...he can afford to share these with his fans, as well he should. You, my friend, should slither back under whatever rock you came out from under, and let people enjoy the music.
I am a nurse and I have had many patients over the years sing this song (and Big Joe Turner’s Corrine, Corrina) to me when I come in to work 💗 always makes me smile!
😊
..my fave Bob song!..
Happy 80th Birthday, Dear Bob Dylan ❤
As a teenager that loved Dylan’s witty, talkie, political greats of the mid-60s, this song came at me as totally singular and special. This was the same person who did those other songs! It was on a different shelf for me - not to be listened to with friends, but rather while staring out of the rainy bus window on a long distance night ride.
Dylan was the 60's. The Vietnam war was raging and in the background was Bob Dylan with his music taking everyone over. This is one of my favorite songs and the album cover is simply the best. My brother had a VW bus just like the one in the picture. Life was different back then - Blowin in the Wind was almost a theme song. And what a time we all had.
It was a groovy, magical time.
They were smokin' them dirty commie bastards like there was no tomorrow.
'Yonder lies your orphan with his gun, crying like a fire in the sun.' Viet Nam springs to mind. 'Lookout the saints are coming through, and it's all over now Baby Blue.' How did he know all this so early on? Inspiration! I hope Baby Blue pulls through, don't you?
Love him every night as a teenager I went to my room and listened to him. He helped shape my life. I still listen
I cannot believe how much better and better Bob Dylan’s voice gets. This man can SING!!!!!!! Wow!!!
You can hear his soul. This song is a profound masterpiece. I am so old, and I should be over it, but the yearning he is expressing is still the central theme of my life. It is simple, the wish for complete oneness with a true partner forever. (Angels get this wish fulfilled.)
One of the greatest love songs ever written and sung
So simple and powerful
I used to play this song on my guitar in the 70’s and I really miss that time in my life😊💜🇦🇺
Outrageously sweet and moving rythym sway of a tune. Favorite version since age 14. I am now a good deal older and listening to this still gives me the same feeling as it did in 1966. Carry on Bobby, our precious one.
I have loved his songs for 50 years
60 years for me
Me too!!!💖💖🎸🎸
I'm 26 and I love his music, it has helped me through some real sad, bad times
Love a lot of his stuff but for some reason I always come back to this as one of my favorites. A simple blues but the spirit is so right and such an aching tone in his voice.
Yes. He has this aching sound and he's so good.
This is a beautiful version.
The guitar is beautiful too
The harmonica is brilliant. Better than a cathedral organ and with only a five dollar mouth organ.
Well-put!
The groove has that perfect tight/loose thing going on. That’s all we really want to hear. All the notes and words are cherries on top
OH GOD , THIS IS SO LOVELY IT MAKES ME CRY. I HAVE NEVER BEEN LOVED LIKE THIS AND I AM JUST ABOUT OUT OF TIME.
Hello Pearl, how are you doing?
@@alexmorton4991 I am alive. How are you?
@@pearlharbor4790 Glad you’re doing fine alive, well I’m alive too and doing very fine here in Dallas Texas so where’s home for you?
@@alexmorton4991 I'm glad to hear that. Home for me is southern California. How old are you?
@@pearlharbor4790 Wow! Southern California is a beautiful place my aunt lived there for some time before she passed away, well I’m 55years old so how long you’ve been living there?
Corrina, Corrina
Gal, where you been so long?
Corrina, Corrina
Gal, where you been so long?
I been worryin' 'bout you, baby
Baby, please come home
I got a bird that whistles
I got a bird that sings
I got a bird that whistles
I got a bird that sings
But I ain' a-got Corrina
Life don't mean a thing
Corrina, Corrina
Gal, you're on my mind
Corrina, Corrina
Gal, you're on my mind
I'm a-sittin' down, thinkin' of you
I just can't keep from crying
Thanks man!!!!
I always thought the last verse says
Gal, you're on my mind
I was in Nam thinking of you
I just can't keep from crying
An early Vietnam-
soldier/sweetheart song
This may be my favorite track of his career.
You’re missing out!
@@mamoon7049 i get it. I just have a real affinity for this track
It almost sounds out of place on this album
I agree. This song is a spiritual masterpiece. It puts the finger on the precise spot.
This is not an easy song to play. Syncopated rhythm on the guitar to the vocals..... plus what a gentile vocal.... one of my favorite Dylan tunes.... and a glimmer on his future direction.......
early Dylan recordings sound great. the studio guys did an amazing job there.
Another perfect love song from Dylan.So dreamy and sad.You can feel the longing to be with his girl.Beautiful.
Im named after this song, like the other girl said my dad named me after this song too . My mom and dad were teenagers when i was born. my dad played this on my birthday every year, I'd be so embarrassed, i didn't know the genius of bob dylan is. i haven't been home or seen my dad in 10years.. no bad blood... i just dont like my hometown ... my dad doesn't leave far from home, but i think i need 2 go home
❤️❤️, wow,,I’d like to hear the story of the first time u heard this song as an adult, and realized how amazing it is, and were no longer embarrassed, but proud.
ahhh i was named after this song too, my parents got bit mixed up with the spelling when they registered me though, funny
@Vincentvancraig Honestly I think I was in my early 30s and dating a guy who honestly liked me a little more then I liked him and I'd just kinda pop in and out of his life. Seeing his reaction to such a simple beautiful song made me realize what thought my dad put into my name and "where u been so long" has a whole differently meaning. I'm planing a trip home very soon, I'm sure my dad will play this and the lyrics will have me crying my eyes out but I think my parents were really cool... they thought about naming me "Windy" so thank u also Mr. Dylan lol
I was named after this song too:)
A karena i just fund this song .guess he sings about me😊
My god, he was so young when he wrote this and others. how is this level of genius even possible?
He didn't write it: it's long-standing traditional blues, recorded by dozens of blues and jazz players long before Dylan.
@@jimdenham4008 Huh. Thanks.. Learn something new everyday.
Its a unique version though
While he didn't write this particular song, he writes almost all of his other songs. The only album of covers was his very first. Listen to the Freewheelin which he wrote when he was still so young (early 20s). You're absolutely right, he is a musical genius and we are lucky to be alive at the same time as him. I've seen him live four times and he's blown my mind every time. ❤
I inherited this album from my older brother back in the '60's . What an influence it had on me !
What a gift to us Bob has been.
I think his songs will still be popular ten centuries from now. This song is as perfect as a human song can get.
Beautiful, timeless, bluesy song.....I love all the versions.
I have 9 different versions of this song, old blues to rock and this is my favorite version. Soo smooth and soulfull.
I like VERY few covers of Dylan songs.
Haven’t heard a good cover of this yet.
@@Bamaboompa bob dylan's version is a cover; he didnt write the song
Listen to Steppenwolf. th-cam.com/video/9PW8LaRU2i4/w-d-xo.html
Boz scaggs version
God knows I love the way he does this song!
Bob is deep on everyone's soul
I always play this song for anybody if they try to tell me Dylan's voice isn't very good. "I'm just as good a singer as Caruso...You have to listen closely. But, I hit all those notes. ." [Dylan--1965]
It's a great "Bob" quote and he's right. He hits all the notes and his phrasing is phenomenal.
There's Sinatra who's not shabby but Dylan has this way about him and it's remarkable.
Hello Susan, how are you doing?
Yeah you are so right. Bob was already a master at this early age of what .... maybe 20 years old? This is the sound Woody Guthrie heard when Bob first visited and sang to him. Guthrie knew he could sing.
Me too, this is the song that shows just how superb his voice is. I always suggest listen with earphones, listen to the lead guitar closely. This song is volcanic - majestic. An incomparable masterpiece.
Lovely, like Corrina herself❣️
Sweet song with Dylan singing it steady, Harping grand❤️🌞👌💥
Hello Olga, how are you doing?
My dad named me after this song and he and my mom divorced so whenever I'd have visitation with him he'd always play this song and tell me he's been listening to it for me
That is the most wholesome thing ive read in weeks
Bless you both
your name is Bob Dylan?
sarcasm
i posted since im also named after this song my dad used to play it on my bday, i was embarrassed but now i love it
My best friend named his daughter Corrina. I named my daughter Rhiannon and tonight when thinking of the specailty of significance, Im reminded of how beautiful it is to hear your feelings.
I think this is my top number one favorite of Bob's songs. He states his case on the ultimate value of relationships to human fulfillment, and by this foundational corner stone, he reveals the core of his motivation in one song.
Doesn't get much better
Sweet vocals
The sweetest tune
Dylan's voice and the arrangement on this number are a clear foreshadow of the Nashville Skyline sessions, some 6 years later.
Ahh how can you not looove this song?
Wow, just wow, Bob Dylan's you tube channel.
Great version of an blues classic.
Genius recognized
I love this version of this song. Thanks Bob.
I was named after this song!
Wow never heard this version. I love the harmonic and bluesy tone to it. Great vibes 👏🏻✌🏼🙌🎶🎶
@Fulgence Ridal m
Avevo 16 anni e con la canzone Corrina Corrina ho conosciuto Bob Dylan che nel tempo sarebbe diventato quel grande poeta moderno che il mondo intero conosce e ammira, attraverso le sue canzoni piene di consigli mi ha accompagnato nella vita, Ancor oggi lo seguo costantemente attraverso le sue melodie mi ritornano le emozioni e i ricordi del tempo passato.
What a voice. A truly great blues voice. How did he sound so relaxed I wonder? So beautiful.
Bruce Langhorne playing that sweet electric guitar. Dylan said he was the inspiration for "Mr. Tamborine Man".
Bob's voice is still as beautiful now ,as it was then.end of 😂😂
GOD BLESS YOU - NOW AND FOREVER - BOBBY
I have had a life long love affair ( obsession ?? ) with this amazing man....since I was a very young kid in the 60's......I was hooked !! All my friends thought I was a 'weirdo' for loving his music at such a young age......awesome !! But then , everything of Bob's is awesome Love ya Bob ! xxx
Me and my friends took lsd and listened to Mr. Tambourine Man. That is when I saw the music come out of the speaker in waves of color. I was transported to heavenly places. That was before they painted the passports brown. I saw the wind blow. Everyone should see that. Dylan is the master of the tower of song.
I've seen some stunningly amazing 'things' while tripping....especially while listening to music. Sounds like an interesting trip :)@@kenbellchambers4577
A beautiful sweet song, one of my favourite Dylan recordings. I could play this on a loop
all day long. Well, maybe not ALL day though.
One of my favourite Dylan songs, so heartfelt and beautifully simple (until you try and play it 😢)
Thanks to my mother (she really liked 60’s folk music) we had this album, in monaural, in our home when it came out. Never thought I would still enjoy it to this day.
❤
Like the Rockabilly feel of this song.
Fantastic guitar...
Bruce Langhorne on guitar
Lovely song
this among my fave zimmerman vocal, and super duper simple exquisite drums, guitar work of gods, even the harmoica....yup 😏
Thanks Bob!
I just looked it up, the original writer for this song is Blind Lemon Jefferson in 1926. It’s been copied and edited like 30 times over the 20th century. Thank you Lemon Jefferson and Bob Dylan
Great Song!
Zimmy. So smooth.
First inspiration. Granny screaming when she heard Masters of War… thanks again tantos agradezco…. Para siempre. Primero verdadero Bobby D.
Corona, Corona, you're on my mind... Such foresight!
Like the harmonica
I'm here again, and again, and again...💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖
One of Bob's sweetest recordings.
[Verse 1]
Corrina, Corrina
Gal, where you been so long?
Corrina, Corrina
Gal, where you been so long?
I've been worrying about you, baby
Baby, please come home
[Verse 2]
I got a bird that whistles
I got a bird that sings
I got a bird that whistles
I got a bird that sings
But I ain't a-got Corrina
Life don't mean a thing
[Verse 3]
Corrina, Corrina
Gal, you're on my mind
Corrina, Corrina
Gal, you're on my mind
I'm a-sittin' down thinkin' of you
I just can't keep from cryin'
Must add by hearing this lovely Song again:
It reminds me so much of the Musical melody of ‘Mississippi’ .. It amazes me!
Two grand songs 🌺💥🌺
Im so fucking glad freewheelin is on youtube, one of my favs, nobody can nail this song like him :)
I am learning play acoustic guitar and now I am tryng to play this song... I love this song and this first version of it...💖💖💖💖💖💖💖
Hard to imagine anyone at age 21 or 22 writing & performing such a fluent, timeless song. (Yep. I now fully realize that he did not write it, folks). But when you can pen Boots Of Spanish Leather, it's not too much of a stretch to assume he was behind this one as well.
great song, great performance, but he didn't write it ... an old bluesman named Sam Chatmon did. th-cam.com/video/ouAVXSHhHuY/w-d-xo.html
@@philharnage993 Thanks for putting me right there. I went to your link and then found out that his brother Bo recorded it before him in 1928. I'm guessing this is one of those timeless folk songs that was passed along through many generations. th-cam.com/video/lJFRGTP7zwA/w-d-xo.html&feature=emb_title
This song was copied by over 20 artists throughout the 20th century lol. Look it up. Blind Lemon Jefferson was the creator and writer in 1926.
@@philharnage993 Not to start a shit show but THAT one is “Corinne Corinna” a hit for Ray Peterson & covered by a bunch of people.
Not saying Dylan didn’t hear it and “borrow” a little bit ie the chorus. Most of the lyrics and music are different.
I marvel at this all the time too. He was so prophetic..
This song is wonderful, but there is something of sadness in it... I love this song.
Hello Heliana, how are you doing?
@@alexmorton4991 Hello, Alex! I am studying and listen to music. In this moment I was listening Key West... And now I will listen Corrina, Corrina because you are bringing it to me again and this song is wonderful.
@@HelianaSuper Yes this song is very wonderful, I love listening to it, so how are you doing? I’m writing from Dallas Texas, so where’s home for you?
@@alexmorton4991 I love to listen it too... I'm from Brasil.
@@HelianaSuper Wow! I love Brazil but haven’t been there, Brazil is a great country so how long have you been living there?
Masterpiece
I first heard steppenwolf do this live and it just clicked for me, it's my favorite now
"" (sometimes "") is a 12-bar country blues song in the AAB form. "Corrine, Corrina" was first recorded by Bo Carter (Brunswick 7080, December 1928). However, it was not copyrighted until 1932 by Armenter "Bo Carter" Chatmon and his publishers, Mitchell Parish and J. Mayo Williams. The song is familiar for its opening verse:
My names Corrina, and. This song makes me gush so hard it's insane,,,
Me too! I was named after it
Omg we both go by corri/cori
Goated album
Dylan is the most prolific writer in the world.
Who's counting?... He didn't write this one, though.
Hermosamente bello
The only song on Freewheelin' where Dylan is backed by additional personnel. Both guitarists Howie Collins and Bruce Langhorne, pianist Dick Wellstood, double bassist Leonard Gaskin, and drummer Herb Lovelle. And to think, he didn't even write this. It's a traditional tune, so go figure.
This may be my favorite Dylan song and it's a cover, sort of. I think it was the poet Robert Lowell who said Dylan had a Caruso voice. It's that Hank Williams yodel that really gets me. Not quite full throated but controlled and passionate.
Beautiful song! he reworked it from the original, 1928, Bo Carter.
No was a Great. Good on you for knowing and shareing.
I ment Bo not no. Hate auto correct
It's his the least known songs that are the greatest. Corrina Corrina. Desolation Row.
His first five albums got me through high school. The world created by his songs was a fascinating contrast to the real everyday one, that included Vietnam, race riots in my school and the general enuii of adolescence.
Love you dad 💔
Still beautiful
Bruce Langhorne on electric guitar
Jan Road Really? He also did stuff with the Clancy brothers and Tommy Makem. Thanks!
One of few great Dylan " songs" he did not write.
most of them on the 1st album no?