It should not come as a surprise, that Nick Drake recognized the lyrical side of Bob Dylan. It is one of his best songs and Drake's version creates an atmosphere close to Dylan's version.Thank you, for posting this. Imagine a Nick Drake cover album of Dylan songs. I'd be first on line.
Hello Deanna 👋 Simple music can make you sing, a simple hug can make you feel better, simple things can make you happy, I hope my simple hello will make you smile.
So, @@sharksport01 how do you know Bob is a Lone Justice fan? I tell you, sometimes I think I've been living under a rock, or maybe my life is overflowing, and there's just not time to know all the great music out there. So, I really had not heard of Lone Justice and to find out they broke up years ago makes me sad. Maria McKee has a fantastic range. There's a video with her talking about the break-up.
I'm a big Nick Drake fan, but I don't care for many posthumous releases that are so far below his standards. This Dylan cover strikes me as awkward and a bit pretentious, not what I associate with Drake's best. There's a reason he didn't release certain things within his lifetime--songs that didn't meet a certain standard didn't merit being made public.
well ok. But it becomes music history. It's about process. The fact that he listened to Dylan and recorded Dylan songs is actually important objectively.
@@RichardOmier It's fine for us to know Drake listened to and maybe was influenced by Dylan. We don't need to hear recordings Nick did not authorize for release, recordings that undermine his legacy to some extent along with the other lesser work and juvenilia that has been released without Nick's approval and I think against his wishes.
@@surfwriter8461 A pretty bold claim that this undermines his legacy. Wow man. Feel like millions might disagree with you. His legacy is in tact. This is just cool stuff to humanize Nick.
@@RichardOmier You keep shifting the subject. This isn't the worst of the stuff issued by the record company or his family after his death, but it's something I know he wouldn't want released. Do you really not understand that artists choose what they think is worthy to present to the public. If it's unworthy, it shouldn't be out there. It would "humanize" him if we heard him burp, too, but that doesn't merit being released. Very little of what was released after his death, including four songs he recorded as if he thought them worth hearing, has come anywhere close to belonging in his catalog. To release inferior stuff diminishes his legacy whether you think so or not.
Sublime version of Dylan by under stated genius nick drake. Gone way too soon like all the greats
I like his treatment of this song.
Didn't know Nick did Dylan 😳... but great cover magnifique Nick...RIP 🙏
I adore his tunings so much.
The music and the pictures make a masterpiece...
That must be rare. Never knew he recorded anything from Dylan.
It should not come as a surprise, that Nick Drake recognized the lyrical side of Bob Dylan. It is one of his best songs and Drake's version creates an atmosphere close to Dylan's version.Thank you, for posting this. Imagine a Nick Drake cover album of Dylan songs. I'd be first on line.
Imagine a Bob Dylan cover album of Nick Drake songs.
twinoak170 that would be immense
Yep, Dylan covering Nick Drake. Would love that!
Gods shift in Nicks Divine Time..... typical of my magic 44 number of Cosmic/Time
❤who sent this on my wall ?🌸
Thank you so much for sharing this
Hello Deanna 👋 Simple music can make you sing, a simple hug can make you feel better, simple things can make you happy, I hope my simple hello will make you smile.
Bob Dylan favorite version is the cover of his song this song by ELVIS ! Elvis is also my favorite version!
Someone please tab this :( my favorite nick drake song even though it's a cover
Wow
Bob said that The best version of this song was the recording by Elvis!
Lovely! I have not seen that Dylan was a Nick Drake fan. Anyone know?
Nick Drake was a fan of Dylan 🙂
Dylan is a fan of Lone Justice.
So, @@sharksport01 how do you know Bob is a Lone Justice fan? I tell you, sometimes I think I've been living under a rock, or maybe my life is overflowing, and there's just not time to know all the great music out there. So, I really had not heard of Lone Justice and to find out they broke up years ago makes me sad. Maria McKee has a fantastic range. There's a video with her talking about the break-up.
@@debragordon-hellman3779
He wrote a song for them.
@@sharksport01 Well, that is very cool! Thanks for the info. What was the song?
Elvis sings all the verses, doesn't rush and is clear with the words. He almost bleeds into the mike. Compare.
I'm a big Nick Drake fan, but I don't care for many posthumous releases that are so far below his standards. This Dylan cover strikes me as awkward and a bit pretentious, not what I associate with Drake's best. There's a reason he didn't release certain things within his lifetime--songs that didn't meet a certain standard didn't merit being made public.
well ok. But it becomes music history. It's about process. The fact that he listened to Dylan and recorded Dylan songs is actually important objectively.
@@RichardOmier It's fine for us to know Drake listened to and maybe was influenced by Dylan. We don't need to hear recordings Nick did not authorize for release, recordings that undermine his legacy to some extent along with the other lesser work and juvenilia that has been released without Nick's approval and I think against his wishes.
@@surfwriter8461 A pretty bold claim that this undermines his legacy. Wow man. Feel like millions might disagree with you. His legacy is in tact. This is just cool stuff to humanize Nick.
@@RichardOmier You keep shifting the subject. This isn't the worst of the stuff issued by the record company or his family after his death, but it's something I know he wouldn't want released. Do you really not understand that artists choose what they think is worthy to present to the public. If it's unworthy, it shouldn't be out there. It would "humanize" him if we heard him burp, too, but that doesn't merit being released. Very little of what was released after his death, including four songs he recorded as if he thought them worth hearing, has come anywhere close to belonging in his catalog. To release inferior stuff diminishes his legacy whether you think so or not.
Some people will not abide a closed-casket funeral.
Nick Drake over rated! Stuff of nonsense.
Ouuch!!!!
Oh really, you prefer celebrity religious adulation? A genius perhaps? Forgive me, your kind but not mine.
are you 85 years old
Says a fecking nobody who cannot use the phrase correctly. See you enn tee.
0/10 troll