not only has dylan written over 100 great songs but he has 3 or so versions of each. that is why i never get sick of listening to dylan. plus his words blow me away.
"We always feel this way we just tell it from a different point of view." And as an artist Dylan has so many points of view. When you see him live you are hearing different interpretations of his own songs.
Trying to choose my ten favorite Dylan songs is futile...but this is a worthy choice. They're still talking about Shakespeare 500 years later and 500 years from now they'll be talking about Dylan. The most monumental musical giant of the twentieth century.
Yup! Dylan was " Every Great " Before him. Kerouac, James Dean, Rimbaud, Shakespeare, TS. Elliott, Paul Verlaine, Picasso etc.etc.etc. Staggering Inovative/ intellectual / Street Cred. Yes you're right Budd!y as God said to Abraham! 😎
most?.... too subjective. elvis' belting of heartbreak hotel alone break entire walls. hank williams sr bringing ones ear to the center of heartland yearn opened an emotional window in guys like cash & mr zimmerman... hendrix's lightening meets sky pushed rock past the sound barrier. & it goes on.... let us just say, he rewrote the rules & he did it w/ quite the aplomb.... dylan to me was the mark twain meets chaplin.
Agree, it's almost impossible to choose only 10! My saturday night Dylan selection is very different from my sunday. As bono says "he's got you from cradle to grave" a different song for each mood and age. He's magnificent!!
I agree that 500 years from now kids will be dying to learn how to play his lyrics and his guitar tunes. He will be put in the inspirational classical music category! He should be now. I say this as a classical inspirational poet that has been Published.
@@OliviaDI he is very gifted lyrically. the most prolific ever in music. his best works stand up to poets that are well known and do that for a living.... id give the misunderstood jim morrison a shout out too. no one in music ever understood blake better. he applied that construct to a wide range epic scape vision that was ground breaking in music when he hit it right. he was far less consistent then dylan, but a true visionary in his own right.
@@Adam-ie5wy 1. Desolation Row 1. Queen Jane Approximately 1. Visions Of Johanna 1. Just Like Tom Thumb’s Blues 1. Ballad Of A Thin Man 1. Fourth Time Around 1. To Ramona 1. Positively 4th Street 1. Can You Please Crawl Out Your Window? 1. Mozambique
I had a white album titled "Motorcycle" which was beyond awesome, same time period with the Band...but those songs were almost beyond description. mythic, mystical, transcendent...Wheels on Fire, Tears of Rage, Mrs. Henry, Tiny Montgomery, Million Dollar Bash, etc etc...I gave it a friend. I gave him my copy of the Panchatantra too...but he did a lot of good things for me too.
Me too...I scoured the internet for days watching every time he's caught on film or in pic. Especially him torturing the press/media. Most of the footage in this vid is a collection from the as Scorsese's bio pic "no direction home" if you haven't seen it you gotta check it out 💥✌️
Ah watch No Direction Home then if you haven't already, the Martin Scorsese doc on him. Part 2 is full of this era's footage and is glorious!! Yeah my earliest Bobby D memories are my parents singing along to Like a Rolling Stone at the top of their voices in the car on holiday :-)
I've listened to this song well over 1000 times and never gotten sick of it, or it's alternative versions, once. My favourite Dylan song if I had to pick one,talk about setting a scene from start to finish
This is really some Good stuff, The filmclip alone with the young Magician at the height of his creativity. Just Like Tom Thumbs Blues, what a Masterpiece.
As a youth in Iowa, I was teased for liking Dylan. When I went to college and heard kids play Dylan, I felt vindicated. The first time I saw him in concert, I realized the generational impact he has in society. Dylan is to poetry what Shakespeare is to the stage. If more people took the time to enjoy the poetry of Dylan, what a better world this would be. By the way, my favorite Dylan song is "I And I " from album "Infidels," my all-time favorite Dylan album.
He's feeling it.Way more feeling and vulnerability and why I like it better than other versions .It got chopped but I 'm strangely not missing the rest of it?💘
Feels like I was there too. This is a raw and beautiful video of an amazing talent with an amazing life. As always with much love to be amplify in multitudes. Thank you for sharing the love, can’t wait to see more. More and more blessings to you! Much Love🙏😇❤️❤️❤️🤗💋💋💋
Blessed to have found Mr. Zimmerman in my youth, back late 60's, early 70's ! Funny thing happened after listening to his music, I accidentally discovered you have to live it, before you understand it ! When it smack's you in the Face, then settles in your Soul ! Kinda crazy I know ! But that's just how I Roll ! Life is a puzzle, his Music helps me put the pieces together ! @✌️
Great version. I only wish it had all the great verses that the original version. But then again, one can never have too much of a good thing without wanting more.
Any version of ANY tune he has ever done..its all the same GREAT..is it any wonder he received a Nobel Prize to be in the company of Dylan Thomas, and so many others..im sure E.E. Dickinson would be proud of him, I think she is his female/spiritual/ghostly contemporary..just my opinion..keep going Bob, I've followed you since I was 8 years old cause I could sing along with you, albeit I knew not what all the meanings were..im 67 now, and I'm "younger than that now "
LYRICS👇👇 When you're lost in the rain in juarez when its easter too And your gravity drops and negetivity don't pull you through Don't put on any airs when you're walking on Rue Morgue Avenue They got some hungry women there and they really make a mess outta you. Well if you see Saint Annie, please tell her thanks a lot I cannot move, my fingers are all in a knot I do not have the strenght to get up and take another shot And the doctors, who's my best friend, wont even tell me what it is I've got. I started on a burgundy and soon hit the harder stuff Everybody said they'd stand behind me when the game got rough But it was all a laugh, because there was noone there to call my bluff I'm going back to New York city, I believed I've had enough.
Il sound dell'armonia forse mi è sempre piaciuto credo, per via dell'epoca del Far West poi Little Walter dopo Sonny Boy Williamson e infine Dylan, la goccia che fece traboccare il vaso, in Mr Tambourine man nel 1966 il live durante il world tour, un esempio è il bootleg dei concerti del 1966, quel assolo diciamo mi stregò e non solo con le parole, penso che questo sia stato la causa della mia voglia di comprare un'armonica diatonica.
When you're lost in the rain in Juarez, and it's Easter time too And your gravity's down and negativity don't pull you Just don't put on any airs when you're down on Rue Morgue Avenue They got some hungry women there and they'll really make a mess outta you Now if you see Saint Annie, please tell her thanks a lot I cannot move, my fingers they are all in a knot I don't have the strength to get up and take another shot And my best friend, the doctor, he won't even tell me what it is I've got Sweet Melinda, the peasants call her the goddess of gloom She speaks good English and she invites you up into her room And you're so kind and careful not to go to her too soon And she steals your voice and leaves you screaming at the moon Up on Housing Project Hill it's either fortune or fame You must pick one or the other, neither of them are to be what they claim If you're lookin' to get silly, you better go back to from where you came Because the cops don't need you, and man, they expect the same Now all the authorities, they just stand around and boast How they blackmailed the sergeant-at-arms into leaving his post And picking up Angel, who just arrived from the coast Who looked so fine at first, but left looking just like a ghost I started out on Burgundy, but soon hit the harder stuff Everybody said they'd stand behind me when the game got rough Yea, but the joke was on me, there was nobody even at my bluff I'm going back to New York City, I do believe I've had enough
George Gonzalez guy says, amigo, I'll take you to this place, you can get anything you want. And you see that there's a whole city in Juarez, or TJ, or Nogales. But you can't stay there.
+L0r3n2 I love this man. Saw him in concert, but I think you still should cut the singer part of the singer/songwriter. He's got great pitch recognition, and is always on key, but he can't really do much about how nasal he is.
+Joshua Parrish ok maybe not singer but as overall artist and longevity he is better than his contemporaries I mean I can't see John Lennon writing "Its alright ma I'm only bleeding" or Paul McCartney doing a "Chimes of Freedom Flashing". In his prime no one could touch the man ask Mick, ask Keith, ask Eric hell ask Paul and Ringo and even George if he's alive they'll all tell you 😽
L0r3n2 I agree... not neccessarily that Lennon couldn't, just that in terms of who was more prolific, who reinvented themselves like a fucking phoenix, and longevity (you can't really blame Lennon there), no one compares remotely to Dylan. I don't know of any other artist who randomly changes the key and/or time signature of their songs when playing live. He's incomprable. That's my only problem with trying to compare him to the beatles.
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not only has dylan written over 100 great songs but he has 3 or so versions of each. that is why i never get sick of listening to dylan. plus his words blow me away.
FACTS
T h e best ever
"1000%!!"
Only a hundred?
And the rest 🏴👍🎶😄😎
55 years later...still on the road...still headin' for another joint...still incomparable.
"We always feel this way we just tell it from a different point of view." And as an artist Dylan has so many points of view. When you see him live you are hearing different interpretations of his own songs.
So simple and timeless it's 2024,going back to NYC I do believe I've had enough.
Paris can be a hostile place.
@@Alsatiagent-zu1rx so can NYC
Trying to choose my ten favorite Dylan songs is futile...but this is a worthy choice. They're still talking about Shakespeare 500 years later and 500 years from now they'll be talking about Dylan. The most monumental musical giant of the twentieth century.
Yup!
Dylan was " Every Great "
Before him.
Kerouac, James Dean, Rimbaud, Shakespeare,
TS. Elliott, Paul Verlaine, Picasso etc.etc.etc.
Staggering Inovative/ intellectual / Street Cred.
Yes you're right Budd!y as God said to Abraham!
😎
most?.... too subjective. elvis' belting of heartbreak hotel alone break entire walls. hank williams sr bringing ones ear to the center of heartland yearn opened an emotional window in guys like cash & mr zimmerman... hendrix's lightening meets sky pushed rock past the sound barrier. & it goes on.... let us just say, he rewrote the rules & he did it w/ quite the aplomb.... dylan to me was the mark twain meets chaplin.
Agree, it's almost impossible to choose only 10! My saturday night Dylan selection is very different from my sunday. As bono says "he's got you from cradle to grave" a different song for each mood and age. He's magnificent!!
I agree that 500 years from now kids will be dying to learn how to play his lyrics and his guitar tunes. He will be put in the inspirational classical music category! He should be now. I say this as a classical inspirational poet that has been Published.
@@OliviaDI he is very gifted lyrically. the most prolific ever in music. his best works stand up to poets that are well known and do that for a living.... id give the misunderstood jim morrison a shout out too. no one in music ever understood blake better. he applied that construct to a wide range epic scape vision that was ground breaking in music when he hit it right. he was far less consistent then dylan, but a true visionary in his own right.
One of the ten best songs ever written, and Dylan wrote at least 5 more in the top ten
What’s your top ten?
Bob Dylan's top 10 list contains 163 songs
@@SS-hw8nd My sentiments entirely, everybody else in the sixties must have known they were also rans.
This is top three
@@Adam-ie5wy
1. Desolation Row
1. Queen Jane Approximately
1. Visions Of Johanna
1. Just Like Tom Thumb’s Blues
1. Ballad Of A Thin Man
1. Fourth Time Around
1. To Ramona
1. Positively 4th Street
1. Can You Please Crawl Out Your Window?
1. Mozambique
The Cutting Edge 1965-1966 is the most beautiful of beautiful bootlegs.
I had a white album titled "Motorcycle" which was beyond awesome, same time period with the Band...but those songs were almost beyond description. mythic, mystical, transcendent...Wheels on Fire, Tears of Rage, Mrs. Henry, Tiny Montgomery, Million Dollar Bash, etc etc...I gave it a friend. I gave him my copy of the Panchatantra too...but he did a lot of good things for me too.
Dylans mind. A fascinating place.
Bob Dylan is a true genius with a magical talent. I am grateful to know his music.
Me too!
"Grateful to know his music." So true!
One of my favorite albums ever. Try learning and singing this song and Oueen Jane Approximately and you will soon know the true poet Dylan is.
I’m in love with this footage. I’ve been a fan of his since my mom played his records for me when I was young.
Me too...I scoured the internet for days watching every time he's caught on film or in pic.
Especially him torturing the press/media.
Most of the footage in this vid is a collection from the as Scorsese's bio pic "no direction home" if you haven't seen it you gotta check it out 💥✌️
Ah watch No Direction Home then if you haven't already, the Martin Scorsese doc on him. Part 2 is full of this era's footage and is glorious!! Yeah my earliest Bobby D memories are my parents singing along to Like a Rolling Stone at the top of their voices in the car on holiday :-)
Oh haha i shudda read the comment above :-s !
I liken Dylan to an immovable force, the feeling he inspires in each generation perpetuates in a never-ending way.
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This is just the best. Be grateful ye lived at the same time as Bob Dylan.
One of the Greatest songs ever written!!
I've listened to this song well over 1000 times and never gotten sick of it, or it's alternative versions, once. My favourite Dylan song if I had to pick one,talk about setting a scene from start to finish
This is really some Good stuff, The filmclip alone with the young Magician at the height of his creativity. Just Like Tom Thumbs Blues, what a Masterpiece.
Bob Dylan=Greatest songwriter ever.
Diese tolle Stimme--unvergessen und für die Ewigkeit bestimmt !!!
As a youth in Iowa, I was teased for liking Dylan. When I went to college and heard kids play Dylan, I felt vindicated. The first time I saw him in concert, I realized the generational impact he has in society. Dylan is to poetry what Shakespeare is to the stage. If more people took the time to enjoy the poetry of Dylan, what a better world this would be. By the way, my favorite Dylan song is "I And I " from album "Infidels," my all-time favorite Dylan album.
Watching this at Manchester Victoria waiting for the train home. Chills.
His songs are never finished .....they are born and grow up......E
At his prime his voice was perfect
I hope one day they will release the videos of 60's Dylan.
Sonya Sandrasegara Eat the Document is another one. Don’t look back was filmed in 65 and Eat the Document was filmed in 66. Great films
'When you're lost in the rain in Juarez and its easter time too', can't quite relate but what a line. Bob's the best
Just listen and learn.This is poetry with music!!!
Exactly! Like Leonard Cohen, Dylan writes poetry and set the poems to music.
I believe you might like my poetry!
He's feeling it.Way more feeling and vulnerability and why I like it better than other versions .It got chopped but I 'm strangely not missing the rest of it?💘
Feels like I was there too. This is a raw and beautiful video of an amazing talent with an amazing life. As always with much love to be amplify in multitudes. Thank you for sharing the love, can’t wait to see more. More and more blessings to you! Much Love🙏😇❤️❤️❤️🤗💋💋💋
Blessed to have found Mr. Zimmerman in my youth, back late 60's, early 70's !
Funny thing happened after listening to his music, I accidentally discovered you have to live it, before you understand it !
When it smack's you in the Face, then settles in your Soul !
Kinda crazy I know !
But that's just how I Roll !
Life is a puzzle, his Music helps me put the pieces together !
@✌️
I LOVE THE BOOTLEG SERIES & TKS A LOT TO MY FATHER ( Jaak Van Paemel R.I.P) FOR DISCOVERING MASTER AT WORK BOB DYLAN !!!
This, another great rendition of that song, just my opinion no one can do it better or ever will!!!!!!!!!!
One of Bob's Gr8est. Anybody Else on Planet Earth Write a Song as Good as This?....Answer: NO!!
I have loved listening to this song. It is full of experiences and good advice!
I'm going back to New York City, I do believe I've had enough
😎
A relatable feeling.
The quality is mind blowing.
Great version. I only wish it had all the great verses that the original version. But then again, one can never have too much of a good thing without wanting more.
But then again, "All the way is far enough." (B. Ferry)
Wonderful version.
Any version of ANY tune he has ever done..its all the same GREAT..is it any wonder he received a Nobel Prize to be in the company of Dylan Thomas, and so many others..im sure E.E. Dickinson would be proud of him, I think she is his female/spiritual/ghostly contemporary..just my opinion..keep going Bob, I've followed you since I was 8 years old cause I could sing along with you, albeit I knew not what all the meanings were..im 67 now, and I'm "younger than that now "
woody would be proud too
Looking for a rebirth..because life gets sick. a forward-looking vision impressively presented
Congrats to the 80th B-day!
Hello dear, it’s nice meeting you on here
This song is a masterpiece,it is that good it will last the test of time, in fact it is that good I don’t even understand it.
Bob and John!!
BOB
@@howardreed6969 JOHN
What could be more beaufiful than this tube!
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Oh this is so much calmer and softer than the album version. Love it
Don't like that he dropped a verse.
This guy is on another level. Listening to him is like watching Usain Bolt devastate a field of top 100m athletes.
Unique, always know it's him... changed modern music forever... it was less about proficiency & more about something organic & true
First time ive heard this version. Its a bit more chill
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One of my favorite music videos of all time
2:32 to 2:35...amazing how the film matches up to the song......like perfection
Always loved this song. Brilliant!! Fantastic shot of a 2cv on the highway....bonus lol.
Congratulations to the latest Nobel Literature Prize winner!
I was at His concert at the cosmopolitan the night He wont that reward.
Parabéns Bob Dylan, 80 anos ! ❤
LYRICS👇👇
When you're lost in the rain in juarez when its easter too
And your gravity drops and negetivity don't pull you through
Don't put on any airs when you're walking on Rue Morgue Avenue
They got some hungry women there and they really make a mess outta you.
Well if you see Saint Annie, please tell her thanks a lot
I cannot move, my fingers are all in a knot
I do not have the strenght to get up and take another shot
And the doctors, who's my best friend, wont even tell me what it is I've got.
I started on a burgundy and soon hit the harder stuff
Everybody said they'd stand behind me when the game got rough
But it was all a laugh, because there was noone there to call my bluff
I'm going back to New York city, I believed I've had enough.
grazie
I love all the alternate takes what a maestro
Bob at his finest!
I love this man!!!
bob dylan is one of the greatist that there was
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lo amo dalla mia adolescenza , ma la sua armonica mi sconvolge sempre . Unico !
Il sound dell'armonia forse mi è sempre piaciuto credo, per via dell'epoca del Far West poi Little Walter dopo Sonny Boy Williamson e infine Dylan, la goccia che fece traboccare il vaso, in Mr Tambourine man nel 1966 il live durante il world tour, un esempio è il bootleg dei concerti del 1966, quel assolo diciamo mi stregò e non solo con le parole, penso che questo sia stato la causa della mia voglia di comprare un'armonica diatonica.
I love the video, too
Gravity droped but no place to go and the game got really rough...thanks for helping out Mister Dylan
Genus. Class.
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Não me canso de ver e ouvir essa música simplesmente linda.
This is the best version I have heard, Really enjoyed listening.
elegance lives!
He's the Goat. Beatles not even close as far as songwriters.
The greatest of all time
Superb song :)
Many thanks :)
I wish Happy Weekend for all ! :)
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@@Bryanadamsmusicinc Thank you
@@danutagromowska5525so have you ever been to our concerts?
Poor guy. Never a dull moment. Take up The Lord's Yoke, Which is Easy. He Says To Come To Him and He Shall Give You Rest. VC
Gotta’ love Dylan’s words no matter what they tell you. 🥴
I can't thank you enough for posting this gem. Thank you!
When you're lost in the rain in Juarez, and it's Easter time too
And your gravity's down and negativity don't pull you
Just don't put on any airs when you're down on Rue Morgue Avenue
They got some hungry women there and they'll really make a mess outta you
Now if you see Saint Annie, please tell her thanks a lot
I cannot move, my fingers they are all in a knot
I don't have the strength to get up and take another shot
And my best friend, the doctor, he won't even tell me what it is I've got
Sweet Melinda, the peasants call her the goddess of gloom
She speaks good English and she invites you up into her room
And you're so kind and careful not to go to her too soon
And she steals your voice and leaves you screaming at the moon
Up on Housing Project Hill it's either fortune or fame
You must pick one or the other, neither of them are to be what they claim
If you're lookin' to get silly, you better go back to from where you came
Because the cops don't need you, and man, they expect the same
Now all the authorities, they just stand around and boast
How they blackmailed the sergeant-at-arms into leaving his post
And picking up Angel, who just arrived from the coast
Who looked so fine at first, but left looking just like a ghost
I started out on Burgundy, but soon hit the harder stuff
Everybody said they'd stand behind me when the game got rough
Yea, but the joke was on me, there was nobody even at my bluff
I'm going back to New York City, I do believe I've had enough
I love Bob dulayne,never heard him reach these heights
CLASSIC Bob Dylan... 💕👌😎
such a good looking man♡♡
The album version is angry, this one is desolated. This is a great song.
Somehow this is real blues. And not somehow. It is.
George Gonzalez guy says, amigo, I'll take you to this place, you can get anything you want. And you see that there's a whole city in Juarez, or TJ, or Nogales. But you can't stay there.
It has nothing to do with the blues.
George Gonzalez you are a tool
@@8OBO8 90% of popular music is I-IV-V, but that doesn't make it blues.
Bob é realmente the best. Genial.
beautiful piano
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2019?!!
Great song
BRILLIANT!!!
MAGNIFICENT!!!!🌟🌟🎸❤️⭐️
Simply wonderful.
Best version!
The greatest singer songwriter of all time and yeah --- he's better than The Beatles.
+L0r3n2 they were not song writers they were more composers. I mean the lyrics of dylan are way better, but the melodies nope
+L0r3n2 I love this man. Saw him in concert, but I think you still should cut the singer part of the singer/songwriter. He's got great pitch recognition, and is always on key, but he can't really do much about how nasal he is.
+Joshua Parrish ok maybe not singer but as overall artist and longevity he is better than his contemporaries I mean I can't see John Lennon writing "Its alright ma I'm only bleeding" or Paul McCartney doing a "Chimes of Freedom Flashing". In his prime no one could touch the man ask Mick, ask Keith, ask Eric hell ask Paul and Ringo and even George if he's alive they'll all tell you 😽
L0r3n2
I agree... not neccessarily that Lennon couldn't, just that in terms of who was more prolific, who reinvented themselves like a fucking phoenix, and longevity (you can't really blame Lennon there), no one compares remotely to Dylan. I don't know of any other artist who randomly changes the key and/or time signature of their songs when playing live. He's incomprable. That's my only problem with trying to compare him to the beatles.
Nonsense!
sounds like a bummer of a trip.
such a lovely version. thank you.
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Amigo Bob,,, que escala musical más bonita,,,,,, y como se graba en mi mente,,,,,,,,,
Love u mr.dylan 4ever!!
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Bob Dylan...jesteś Wielki !
Danuta Gromowska Proszę nie przesadzać 171 cm wzrostu to w cale nie tak dużo...
Taking Lonesome Day Blues of TH-cam, unforgivable.
I love this music video
Such perfect beautiful poetry i don't know if i want to laugh or cry this is all just too true.
Great song❣️Strong sung❣️👌With beauty piano and sweet harp! And lovely Francoise Hardy...
i could watch bob all day!
Down in Juarez🇲🇽
Very Nice Bob D.
My love...
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Amazing enigmatic version but really miss the other verses!!
66 Dylan. Coolest Cat of all time
O:54 Francios Hardy. My first love!
Yeah, my eyes lit up right then as well. :)
2:11 JOHN!!
Nice Bob 🙌
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