i don’t know if it’s intentional but at the start the harmonica sounds like when a person is crying and they can’t speak because they’re breathing in and out so hard. if it was intentional that is sheer genius
I know that Dylan is meticulous. No coincidences. Everything is planned. That’s a fact. Don’t think twice…he’s done all the thinking long before we hear it.
"When your rooster crows at the break of dawn Look out your window and I'll be gone You're the reason I'm a-traveling on But don't think twice, it's all right" 0:42 Bob Dylan
Bob Dylan was born in Duluth, Minnesota. His original name was Robert Zimmerman and his grandparents were Jewish immigrants from present-day Ukraine and Lithuania. Already at school he formed several bands. After studying at the University of Minnesota, Minneapolis he moved to New York City in 1961. [Nobel Prize Org] 2:04
@@samsmith4216 mate I’m a 20 year old who only got interested in Bob Dylan in like the past month, I usually listen to mac miller and MF DOOM so I don’t know anything aha
I’m 34 but this is my favorite artist all time! His lyrics, style, and even voice make him so unique and refreshing in a world today where everyone sounds and sings the same lyrics
I was singing this song in my dreams. In the past I was in a band and we did a cover of this instrumental. Just practiced, never played it out Phenomenal lyrics. A masterpiece
When asked about how he relaxes, he said: "I'm a religious person. I read the scriptures a lot, meditate and pray, light candles in church. "I believe in damnation and salvation, as well as predestination. [Premier Christian News] 3:21
It ain't no use to sit and wonder why, babe If'n you don't know by now And it ain't no use to sit and wonder why, babe It'll never do somehow When your rooster crows at the break of dawn Look out your window and I'll be gone You're the reason I'm a-traveling on But don't think twice, it's all right … And it ain't no use in turning on your light, babe That light I never knowed And it ain't no use in turning on your light, babe I'm on the dark side of the road But I wish there was somethin' you would do or say To try and make me change my mind and stay But we never did too much talking anyway But don't think twice, it's all right … So it ain't no use in calling out my name, gal Like you never done before And it ain't no use in calling out my name, gal I can't hear you anymore I'm a-thinking and a-wonderin' walking down the road I once loved a woman, a child, I'm told I give her my heart but she wanted my soul But don't think twice, it's all right … So long honey, babe Where I'm bound, I can't tell Goodbye's too good a word, babe So I'll just say, "Fare thee well" I ain't a-saying you treated me unkind You could've done better but I don't mind You just kinda wasted my precious time But don't think twice, it's all right
Rip Sweet J.R. May heaven n earth hold u always and give u the love you were looking for. Sorry that at the end u had to encounter an evil tX bully that harassed u n bullied u to your death, may the next ride be pleasant for u. miss u.
2:30 - 2:37: Most people will not even notice that. _That is absolutely_ *Brilliant* _Vocal Phrasing._ That sequence is a perfect example of why Dylan was such a Great Vocalist; And the fact that only a few people will notice it-is exactly why so many people consider him “a bad Singer”. He was a _Brilliant_ Singer.
Genuine question from a musically-inept layperson here - I've re-watched that sequence a half-dozen times now and still don't know what I'm looking for. What is it he's doing there that exemplifies his genius?
@@danielwatson5000 Ok, so phrasing’s one of those things that is very hard to explain via text, so I doubt that I’ll do a good job explaining it-But I’ll try. The simplest way I can explain phrasing-is that it’s about: the rhythm/cadence/timing of your singing, and it’s about What you choose to emphasize. It’s about: _When,_ and _How_ you say it. It’s about the delivery of your voice, rather than your voice itself. So, in this video: If you listen to the part around 2:32 “But she wanted my soul”… He’s waiting until the very last moment-before he sings each word, and he’s emphasizing each word: So instead of: “She wanted my soul” It’s: ‘She _WANTed. . . MY. . . SOUL. . .’_ I don’t know if that comes across via text. Which is why it’s hard to explain. Another way to think about it is this: If you say this sentence out loud: “I’m not saying you stole my money”. If you emphasize any one of those words-it conveys an entirely different meaning. If you say “I’m not saying *You* stole my money”… It’s completely different than saying: “I’m not saying you *Stole* my money”. The differences seem minor, but they’re arguably the most significant part of Singing, because those tiny changes-are the difference between getting chills from one singer-and being bored by another Singer. One more thing you can do-is check out this Song; This is the single best example I know-for Phrasing. th-cam.com/video/avk8-YRq_e8/w-d-xo.html If you actually try to sing along with it-You’ll see what I’m talking about. It’s *extremely difficult* to sing along with that, simply because of the rhythm in his phrasing. Sorry if that was long and confusing. Just let me know if certain things still don’t make sense.
@@CipherSerpico sorry no one has replied to this, I felt what you said in my soul. You've just nailed everything that is so good about Dylan. Your ability to write and convey your point is something I admire so much. Beautifuly said my friend.
I liked the mini solo that Bob Dylan did with his harmonica. I really liked the lyrics because someone who is in love will do anything for the girl who stole his heart.
Jamie, take a look at Billy Strings' version of this if you'd love to see fingerpicking of this song. It doesn't get any better than that. Pure perfection.
@@melodymaker396 yup I watched billy do it before, hes great. He does a great version of tangled up in blue too. And him and tommy Emmanuel play together and it's awesome!!!
I love all versions where anyone sings: I'm walking down that long and lonesome road babe 3:14 ... sounds so much better than sooooooo, so looooong honey baaaaabe. ;)
SONG LYRIC ANALYSIS Bob Dylan's 'Don't Think Twice Its All Right'. This song, similar to nearly all other hit records, is written to resonate with our inner self. Animal abuse, and particularly the total neglect of farm animals, is key to this resonance. It isn't ambiguous or up for interpretation, although that is the idea that is put across. If we imagine that each song on the radio is intended to be listened to by a farmer on his estate, we are getting what is intended by the lyric writers and government. This is because many farmers are multi-millionaire land owners. This, despite the image the government put foward of farmers struggling to make a living. We should be aware that there is a code going on in song lyrics (that applies to all songs) and allows us to work out the message being put across. 'Babe', for example = pig. So the song, 'I got you, babe', (Sonny and Cher) is actually about pig farming, not a romantic relationship at all. This particular song goes on to encourage farmers to act penniless (without money) and then abuse animals on this basis. Always finding a reason to hate the animals even more is also a common request to farmers in pop and rock songs. There are often references to unprovoked violence directed at the animals. In this song, 'Plot' = loose the plot = find a reason to get violent. We can see this attitude in the lines, 'They say our love won't pay the rent, Before it's earned our moneys always spent'. 'I guess that's so, we don't have a plot'. This song continues, 'I got flowers in the Spring, I got you to wear my ring And when I'm sad, you're a clown, And if I get scared you're always around'. Here, we are clearly talking about the satanic abuse of animals. 'Clown' is a reference to the occult. 'Ring' is another code word meaning the people who work together to inflict the abuse, the military, government, land-owners, farmer workers and supermarkets. All ran by a ring of privately educated or military people, including many of the so-called working class 'artists'. 'If I get scared you're always around' is a sick jokey reference, looking at it from the animals point of view. Laughing at the abuse or total neglect of animals is another key point these songs aim to get across. So what about Dylan's song then? 'Don't Think Twice It's Alright' is asking farmers to not care about the abuse they are continuously being asked to inflict on animals through the medium of song, theatre, literature and film. 'Ain't no use in calling out my name' is an obvious reference to an animal asking a farmer for help due to their total neglect of the animals. 'Ain't no use to sit and wonder why babe'. More code here, so, 'Wonder why = WW = SS = the Nazi war regiment, that farmers are asked to emulate. (Any double letters indicates this. Also, use of the word 'wonder'). 'It ain't no use in turning on your light babe'. One of many references in hit songs, to farmers saving money by keeping animals in total darkness. Farmers are encouraged by our governments to adopt this abusive behaviour. 'I'm on the dark side of the road'. Another reference to a satanic approach that they are asked to take and sick jokey reference to the animals forced to live in total darkness in huge warehouse-like 'barns' or pens. All the animal has is taken away from them. Light, family, movement. Everything accept their food and the love they have inside themselves. But the farmer works on taking these too. TL encourages you to read lyrics of ALL revered 'artists', to discover that all hit records, whether by Bob Dylan, Kylie Minogue, Eminem or more recently, are all putting across the same message to the farmers and the public. Entire musicals, such as Grease (about factory farming), TV shows, such as the Trotters (ref to pig trotters) in Only Fools and Horses are all the same. All encouraging the total neglect of animals and asking you, as a member of the public, to laugh or sing along. We should think about this next time we say we love music film or literature. The lyrics typically are not written by the 'artists'. They are nothing more than performers of these hate filled songs. And why do the government go to such great lengths to break our connection with animals? Let us first remember that animals are usually shy, loving and defenseless creatures, who have done nothing at all wrong or to deserve any abuse whatsoever. They rely on humans, and deserve to be treated with respect. The reason is that discovering our fundamental Alpha connection with animals, allows us to become much more powerful as individuals. Even the presence of an Alpha person has a wide-reaching affect on communities and societies. The government hates this idea. Instead they create false Alphas through the media. People we are asked to revere and look up to. Clearly, this attitude is unacceptable and the abuse stopped.
I love this... but this video semi proves that dylan couldn't even play guitar to his own songs... at least he can blow the shit out of the harp live as a 20 year old
What are you talking about? Tell me what is “bad” about his singing. Tell me which notes are not in pitch. Tell me when his phrasing is not perfect. Tell me anything about his Singing in this performance-that is “bad”.
Really? The harmonica is pretty terrible. He's just blowin' chords and repeated phrases. Very elementary. Great song that holds up well. His vocals are better than usual.
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Who is this girl wasting his precious time. Could’ve won two Nobels. Sheesh.
i don’t know if it’s intentional but at the start the harmonica sounds like when a person is crying and they can’t speak because they’re breathing in and out so hard. if it was intentional that is sheer genius
I know that Dylan is meticulous. No coincidences. Everything is planned. That’s a fact. Don’t think twice…he’s done all the thinking long before we hear it.
beautiful
I think it was on purpose, but in an automatic way, which is even more incredible.
I would argue that if what you describe is unintentional it's even more "genius"/magic.
My favorite Dylan song. He is a total genius!
The absolute masterpiece of Dylan’s early career.
"When your rooster crows at the break of dawn Look out your window and I'll be gone You're the reason I'm a-traveling on But don't think twice, it's all right" 0:42
Bob Dylan
Bob Dylan was born in Duluth, Minnesota. His original name was Robert Zimmerman and his grandparents were Jewish immigrants from present-day Ukraine and Lithuania. Already at school he formed several bands. After studying at the University of Minnesota, Minneapolis he moved to New York City in 1961. [Nobel Prize Org] 2:04
I’ve heard him sing this song 100 times but this version has struck a chord with me today. I feel it in a whole new way. Thanks Bob!
I don't care what Jonie Mitchell says...this guy's a genius and I love his songs.
Who’s Jonie Mitchell?
@@fox5224 you serious? She's maybe the greatest artist in the last 60 yrs. That's all.
@@samsmith4216 mate I’m a 20 year old who only got interested in Bob Dylan in like the past month, I usually listen to mac miller and MF DOOM so I don’t know anything aha
@@fox5224 btw...if you are being cute about my spelling of Joni ...get a life. Petty and a waste of yours and my time.
@@samsmith4216 I think you need to get a life for thinking I’d be petty like that, I don’t who jonie mitchell is so idk how it’s spelt
My favourite version of this song. Almost as if he's reassuring the girl he's leaving. And that harmonica - WOW.
I’m 34 but this is my favorite artist all time! His lyrics, style, and even voice make him so unique and refreshing in a world today where everyone sounds and sings the same lyrics
I’m 30, same lol! Nothing comes close to his songwriting and intellect
I was singing this song in my dreams. In the past I was in a band and we did a cover of this instrumental. Just practiced, never played it out
Phenomenal lyrics. A masterpiece
"I once loved a woman, a child, I'm told I give her my heart but she wanted my soul But don't think twice, it's all right" 2:13
Bob Dylan
When asked about how he relaxes, he said: "I'm a religious person. I read the scriptures a lot, meditate and pray, light candles in church. "I believe in damnation and salvation, as well as predestination. [Premier Christian News] 3:21
Oh, it just does not get any better than this!
My goosebumps have goosebumps
A absolute master.
an*
It ain't no use to sit and wonder why, babe
If'n you don't know by now
And it ain't no use to sit and wonder why, babe
It'll never do somehow
When your rooster crows at the break of dawn
Look out your window and I'll be gone
You're the reason I'm a-traveling on
But don't think twice, it's all right
… And it ain't no use in turning on your light, babe
That light I never knowed
And it ain't no use in turning on your light, babe
I'm on the dark side of the road
But I wish there was somethin' you would do or say
To try and make me change my mind and stay
But we never did too much talking anyway
But don't think twice, it's all right
… So it ain't no use in calling out my name, gal
Like you never done before
And it ain't no use in calling out my name, gal
I can't hear you anymore
I'm a-thinking and a-wonderin' walking down the road
I once loved a woman, a child, I'm told
I give her my heart but she wanted my soul
But don't think twice, it's all right
… So long honey, babe
Where I'm bound, I can't tell
Goodbye's too good a word, babe
So I'll just say, "Fare thee well"
I ain't a-saying you treated me unkind
You could've done better but I don't mind
You just kinda wasted my precious time
But don't think twice, it's all right
What a genius
Thank you for this awesome video
Rip Sweet J.R. May heaven n earth hold u always and give u the love you were looking for. Sorry that at the end u had to encounter an evil tX bully that harassed u n bullied u to your death, may the next ride be pleasant for u. miss u.
Perfect version for me. He's got the feels right here, and the delivery is so much more poignant than the studio version. Amazing.
2:30 - 2:37:
Most people will not even notice that.
_That is absolutely_ *Brilliant* _Vocal Phrasing._
That sequence is a perfect example of why Dylan was such a Great Vocalist; And the fact that only a few people will notice it-is exactly why so many people consider him “a bad Singer”.
He was a _Brilliant_ Singer.
Genuine question from a musically-inept layperson here - I've re-watched that sequence a half-dozen times now and still don't know what I'm looking for. What is it he's doing there that exemplifies his genius?
@@danielwatson5000 Ok, so phrasing’s one of those things that is very hard to explain via text, so I doubt that I’ll do a good job explaining it-But I’ll try.
The simplest way I can explain phrasing-is that it’s about: the rhythm/cadence/timing of your singing, and it’s about What you choose to emphasize.
It’s about: _When,_ and _How_ you say it.
It’s about the delivery of your voice, rather than your voice itself.
So, in this video: If you listen to the part around 2:32
“But she wanted my soul”…
He’s waiting until the very last moment-before he sings each word, and he’s emphasizing each word:
So instead of:
“She wanted my soul”
It’s:
‘She _WANTed. . . MY. . . SOUL. . .’_
I don’t know if that comes across via text. Which is why it’s hard to explain.
Another way to think about it is this:
If you say this sentence out loud:
“I’m not saying you stole my money”.
If you emphasize any one of those words-it conveys an entirely different meaning.
If you say “I’m not saying *You* stole my money”…
It’s completely different than saying:
“I’m not saying you *Stole* my money”.
The differences seem minor, but they’re arguably the most significant part of Singing, because those tiny changes-are the difference between getting chills from one singer-and being bored by another Singer.
One more thing you can do-is check out this Song; This is the single best example I know-for Phrasing.
th-cam.com/video/avk8-YRq_e8/w-d-xo.html
If you actually try to sing along with it-You’ll see what I’m talking about. It’s *extremely difficult* to sing along with that, simply because of the rhythm in his phrasing.
Sorry if that was long and confusing.
Just let me know if certain things still don’t make sense.
@@CipherSerpico sorry no one has replied to this, I felt what you said in my soul. You've just nailed everything that is so good about Dylan. Your ability to write and convey your point is something I admire so much. Beautifuly said my friend.
FACTS
This guy loves the smell of his farts
can't play acoustic guitar without being a massive fan of Dylan, legendary songwriter
Only video on youtube without a dislike.
this comment didn't age well
you fool!!!!!!!!!!!
My song When I was a teenager.
I liked the mini solo that Bob Dylan did with his harmonica. I really liked the lyrics because someone who is in love will do anything for the girl who stole his heart.
What a hero…😊👍😎!
Just saw him a few minutes ago. He still rocks. Only harmonica lasted a minute! Vale la pena.
One of his best.
Wow ! I love this ! Great song and video. Many thanks for sharing. x
his spin at the end auuuguhh
i love this version!
The poet laureate of the U.S
Love to see him fingerpicking this. He flies through it on the studio version
Jamie, take a look at Billy Strings' version of this if you'd love to see fingerpicking of this song. It doesn't get any better than that. Pure perfection.
@@melodymaker396 yup I watched billy do it before, hes great. He does a great version of tangled up in blue too. And him and tommy Emmanuel play together and it's awesome!!!
Love this version❤
he always played the same music differently..
genius!
I love all versions where anyone sings: I'm walking down that long and lonesome road babe 3:14 ... sounds so much better than sooooooo, so looooong honey baaaaabe. ;)
Thanks
Society is ever do robotical now, but damn that APPLAUD now shut the eff up I do miss.
No da más de capo, Dylan. Como diría Luca, "agarrá una guitarra, parate y haceme emocionar". Bob sólo le agrega una armónica.
Esta versión no sé por qué pero me pega mucho más
Estás en esos días donde la escuchas todo el tiempo no? También y ya van 2 meses jajaja
God damn it Bob Dylan is the fuckin man.
That boy 🥰
Best ever
Love you, Big Ed!
Go off king
we love short kings
@@ajensen-zx1tu he’s like 5’7. Not that short
@@leo32190sounds like something a short person would say…. (I’m joking 😆)
Estoy obsesionada.
MY FAVORITE SONG OF HIS! I JUST WONDERING WHO HE IS SINGHING THIS SONG TOO! I LOVE PETER PAUL AND MARYS VERSION BEST!
i always called your name..charlie!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
...Terrific! 🖤💥💦
❤
You alright what's wrong don't walk away
Anyone got tabs for this version?
The one only
I like Waylon Jenning version of this.
SONG LYRIC ANALYSIS
Bob Dylan's 'Don't Think Twice Its All Right'.
This song, similar to nearly all other hit records, is written to resonate with our inner self.
Animal abuse, and particularly the total neglect of farm animals, is key to this resonance.
It isn't ambiguous or up for interpretation, although that is the idea that is put across.
If we imagine that each song on the radio is intended to be listened to by a farmer on his estate, we are getting what is intended by the lyric writers and government.
This is because many farmers are multi-millionaire land owners.
This, despite the image the government put foward of farmers struggling to make a living.
We should be aware that there is a code going on in song lyrics (that applies to all songs) and allows us to work out the message being put across.
'Babe', for example = pig. So the song, 'I got you, babe', (Sonny and Cher) is actually about pig farming, not a romantic relationship at all.
This particular song goes on to encourage farmers to act penniless (without money) and then abuse animals on this basis.
Always finding a reason to hate the animals even more is also a common request to farmers in pop and rock songs.
There are often references to unprovoked violence directed at the animals. In this song, 'Plot' = loose the plot = find a reason to get violent.
We can see this attitude in the lines, 'They say our love won't pay the rent, Before it's earned our moneys always spent'.
'I guess that's so, we don't have a plot'. This song continues,
'I got flowers in the Spring,
I got you to wear my ring
And when I'm sad, you're a clown,
And if I get scared you're always around'.
Here, we are clearly talking about the satanic abuse of animals. 'Clown' is a reference to the occult. 'Ring' is another code word meaning the people who work together to inflict the abuse, the military, government, land-owners, farmer workers and supermarkets. All ran by a ring of privately educated or military people, including many of the so-called working class 'artists'.
'If I get scared you're always around' is a sick jokey reference, looking at it from the animals point of view.
Laughing at the abuse or total neglect of animals is another key point these songs aim to get across.
So what about Dylan's song then?
'Don't Think Twice It's Alright' is asking farmers to not care about the abuse they are continuously being asked to inflict on animals through the medium of song, theatre, literature and film.
'Ain't no use in calling out my name' is an obvious reference to an animal asking a farmer for help due to their total neglect of the animals.
'Ain't no use to sit and wonder why babe'. More code here, so, 'Wonder why = WW = SS = the Nazi war regiment, that farmers are asked to emulate.
(Any double letters indicates this. Also, use of the word 'wonder').
'It ain't no use in turning on your light babe'. One of many references in hit songs, to farmers saving money by keeping animals in total darkness.
Farmers are encouraged by our governments to adopt this abusive behaviour.
'I'm on the dark side of the road'.
Another reference to a satanic approach that they are asked to take and sick jokey reference to the animals forced to live in total darkness in huge warehouse-like 'barns' or pens.
All the animal has is taken away from them. Light, family, movement. Everything accept their food and the love they have inside themselves.
But the farmer works on taking these too.
TL encourages you to read lyrics of ALL revered 'artists', to discover that all hit records, whether by Bob Dylan, Kylie Minogue, Eminem or more recently, are all putting across the same message to the farmers and the public.
Entire musicals, such as Grease (about factory farming), TV shows, such as the Trotters (ref to pig trotters) in Only Fools and Horses are all the same.
All encouraging the total neglect of animals and asking you, as a member of the public, to laugh or sing along.
We should think about this next time we say we love music film or literature.
The lyrics typically are not written by the 'artists'. They are nothing more than performers of these hate filled songs.
And why do the government go to such great lengths to break our connection with animals?
Let us first remember that animals are usually shy, loving and defenseless creatures, who have done nothing at all wrong or to deserve any abuse whatsoever.
They rely on humans, and deserve to be treated with respect.
The reason is that discovering our fundamental Alpha connection with animals, allows us to become much more powerful as individuals.
Even the presence of an Alpha person has a wide-reaching affect on communities and societies. The government hates this idea.
Instead they create false Alphas through the media. People we are asked to revere and look up to.
Clearly, this attitude is unacceptable and the abuse stopped.
bros about to sing the saddest song before he becomes the villain
What a fuckin. One man band
nice he just takes the time to breathe and doesnt bother to throw in an extra half measure for that, comes so naturally. Forget bars.
Post Malone brought me here 🙂
Why?… who could plea w/ the same tone and sharpness… at his best he had hank srs drill bit. High lonesome. Glasgow to Hibbing.
This guy sounds like Dewey Cox
I love this... but this video semi proves that dylan couldn't even play guitar to his own songs... at least he can blow the shit out of the harp live as a 20 year old
I like Bob’s guitar playing
Great song, bad singing.
What are you talking about?
Tell me what is “bad” about his singing.
Tell me which notes are not in pitch.
Tell me when his phrasing is not perfect.
Tell me anything about his Singing in this performance-that is “bad”.
@@CipherSerpico it’s an opinion. It is not a fact it’s good singing, it’s not a fact it’s bad. Stop being a dick rider.
His voice is different and that’s okay. I’m thankful for what it is and the memories it’s brought to my life
Really? The harmonica is pretty terrible. He's just blowin' chords and repeated phrases. Very elementary. Great song that holds up well. His vocals are better than usual.
Thanks