Bob Dylan's Lifestyle 2022
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I just turned 80. Hooked on Dylan 57 years. Still like the old ones. Listen to “Good as I been to You” a lot ! Thanks, Bob. Phil Capp.
Often regarded as THE Greatest Song Writer of all time.
He's earned every penny
I have always liked Bob Dylan since the mid 60s...fantastic...music and lyrics...I wish all the very best...
Love him been listening to him all my life .
An absolute music genius.
Bob Dylan's music is so poetic that he raises our consciousness as a society. I discovered his transformative songs in the early sixties and I hope he continues to play and grow for many more years. His songs are classics and he continues to amaze. These songs will be well known by people a hundred or two hundred years from now. He is certainly the greatest poet of our times!
👏👏👏 well said Bruce Fisher
He's a Tin Pan Ally songwriter in the tradition of Irving Berlin, Richard Rogers, Cole Porter etc. If he were in NY he would have been ensconced in the Brill building pounding out hits for stage and screen.
Well said Bruce I agree to right mate 🏴🎸👍😄
I had a friend who called me up one day to say that she had purchased a new release album but thought it was horrible and wanted to offer it to me. I asked her to play some of it so I could decide. She played it and I loved it. She thought I was crazy. This was Dylan's first ever album. I flew over to her house to collect my prize gift before she could change her mind. Lol, later on, she had to buy herself another copy when it finally hit her and she became enlightened. 😁
I had an encounter with him some years later. It was in the Club 47 behind the coop. The place was fairly new due to a move from the old location up on Auburn. Anyway, it was a cold, snow and rain slushy kind of night. There was a bench by the door to handle any overflow from the occupied tables. Tom Rush was entertaining. I was seated on the bench with some others when someone in a pea coat and wearing sunglasses (who wears sunglasses at night?) came in and sat down on the bench to my right. After the show was over we all stood up. The overhead puck lights shone down through a cloud of curly hair and behind this person's sunglasses. I suddenly knew who he was. I said, "I'll let you be in my dreams if I can be in yours. I think you said that. You can stare at me if I can stare at you. I said that." He smiled, said nothing, and I headed for the storm outside.
Wow that was so smart a comment!
Lovely!
Sir you met Mr.Dylan. Im so jealous of you.
That's quite a story to encounter Dylan in real life. He has appeared in a number of my dreams. In one, we were riding in an old southbound train. I somehow poured a nice tumbler of bourbon on ice and walked back a few seats to hand it to him as a sign of great respect. He was sitting there using scissors to cut out paper to make a small work of art: a kind of collage "bas relief" image of Christ on the cross. It was a superb piece of genius level art! Wow, what a dream.
Very cool, I met him when he was touring with Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers, Red Rocks 1980's, my daughters father and I were married, we were big fans of both, but Bob is Bob..
We both wept through his two sets, joy, sentiment, anyhow, found out way b4 where he was staying, the Burnsley in Denver, 1000 Broadway, reserved rooms so we could even enter the hotel, made reservations at the champagne bar and jazz room and right on cue he came in, we were still flush from the show, we had a curved booth, 4 of us, his booth and ours abutted each other, I had just gotten a longer time slot on kgnu radio in Boulder Colorado, I was playing bootlegs, couldn't say that then, anyways he did the pardon me I couldn't help but overhear your conversation line, asked to join us, so he and his road manager did, great talk and drinks and food, the 4 of us kids were really into music, food, art, wine, he was cool and genuinely interested, wasn't until we were wrapping up to toddle off to bed that mention of the show came up, we admitted we'd been there, he is about 20 years older than we are and thanked us for not fangeeking out, for being normal and treating him normally, cool cat
I am 76 and English. I was blown away by Bob in the early 60s. The protest songs, voice of a generation, etc.
But over times I came to realise Bob was not what he was made out to be
By the media. He was actually a frustrated rock singer. His hero was Elvis, not Tom Paxton. Hence his switch to electric.
He has gone along with all the s..t written about him as its to much trouble to try to put people right.
Good on yer Bob, keep rocking.
I had the good fortune to meet Mr. Dylan. He is a polite soft-spoken nice midwestern gentleman with good manners. It was at the backstage reception after the tribute to Roy Orbison. He did not have to stop to speak to me but he did. We are lucky to still have him with us at 82 yo!
MOST OF THE TIME, I THINK HE IS. SOMETIMES I THINK PHOTOGS & FANS PRESSURE HIM & IT PISSES HIM OFF. CAN'T BLAME HIM.
My Dad a WW-2 veteran first new car was a 1962 Ford Wagon. Same color
as Bobs too he was very proud of that car. Love Dylan's early stuff. We lived
in Newport Rhode Island less than a 1/4 mile from the 1960's Folk Festival.
We could hear Dylan and the other musicians from our backyard. Dad would
say those GD Beatniks are slowing up car traffic. Wish I could go back in time!
There have been many great songwriters but nobody wrote lyrics as good as Dylan, they mean different things to different people, the mans a genius!
Mr.Phil Sooty do you have to use God's name in vain? People who do that is because they are not smart enough to think of a better word to get their point across..Dylan would not be impressed
@@sherryhall5393 Sorry to offend you
Is it ok to use Zeus, Apollo or Thor...they were gods too?@@sherryhall5393
YOU GOTTA SERVE SOMEBODY
I went to hear Dylan perform that in HOUSTON. I passed him in the aisle. Pink satin shirt, very small. I was proud of myself for not bothering him.
Dylan’s music has kept me alive since I first heard blonde on blonde wafting from my older sisters bedroom in Dublin in 1970 and it shaped the rest of my life .......I play his music daily....!
Nice
Totally 👍
Meaning you play the guitar or you play Spotify?
i hate him
@@JavierBonillaC I don’t know what you mean. Please be clear so we all know what you really mean, who reads this. Thanks.🤠
He never wrote a bad song. Every song unique. I love him. Subterrainian Homesick Blues was the very first music video (movie, no videos at that time)
I'm always amused when they said he's considered "one of" the greatest songwriters. I'd have thought he topped the list easily.
I’d love to hear who they think is better
Engelbert Humperdinck is way above Bob!
He's not known as "The Brad". He's The BARD. Ms Sedgwick's first name was not "Eddie" either.
Well Done!
Lol
Also, narrator says Kurt Weill's last name as "while" instead of the Germanic pronunciation. Also, he mistakes "Nashville Skyline" as "National Skyline"
These trashy, rich and famous lifestyle programs, really don’t give a fig about the people themselves. It’s all about trying to wow people with people’s wealth.
One of the most prolific and iconic writers in the English language; and also the world's greatest dramatist, William Shakespeare. Was born in 1564. He is popularly called the Bard of Avon.
So I'm afraid I have to somewhat disagree, with the over-exagerated title, bestowed upon this somewhat miserable fellow; Zimmerman.
He even stole his second name, from a Welsh poet named Dylan Thomas. Is nothing sacred?
He hasn't been a major figure..he's been THE major figure.
Pagan s motorcycle gang
The greatest man. I love his music. Lately i saw a few of his paintings. Wish i could be 1% of what he is. Id be happy. This man is an universal treasure.
A very good artist, but hardly a ‘great man’. 🙄
@@createone100 - Well I really don't care how perfect he is as a person. I know only bob the artist. I hardly care for what he does in his free time. Remember nobody's perfect.
It must be so strange to be such a huge living ICON.
As a human being we need purpose...Amen..
And we also need to work towards that purpose 😉
There is no PURPOSE. Our job is to come to grips with that. Be a stoic and rejoice in freedom!
"The older you get, the better you get" - Bob Dylan
The best poet ever
Will always love Bob Dylan! He is one of the very best of my Hippie time!
Hippie time ended?
Far Out.
I saw Bob Dylan last night June 25, 2022 Sacramento California I am a Dylan fan I get he’s on tour to promote his new album but would have been great to hear some of his great classics but none. I couldn’t even understand a word he said not to mention when he got up from the piano he had to grab the microphone stand to steady himself. But that’s Dylan and he’s still a legend.
some people say other artists sing Bobs songs better but they really dont get it so its their loss aka ( donkeys dont know the difference between grass snd parsley ) isalute you Bob my inspiration fot the last 60 years respect from Stavros Constantinou cardiff Wales
Bobby D ❤ I pray we have him around as long as possible! Our biggest National Treasure. Our Beatles.
LOVE him ! We need another Bob Dylan now
We need Lech Walesas, we need Martin Luther Kings, we need Mandelas, we don't need "ethical", yet greedy poets who don't put their money where their hypocritical, preaching mouths are. That era is over..Bye Bob, Bye Bono, Bye Lennon, Bye Bruce...we're looking through you..
@@keesschoone6672 Please don't say John Lennon. He was killed at the age of 40…
All Along the Watchtower, that appears on Highway 61 quite often find myself in a Somewhat more polite and fun mood than usual knowing I'm traveling with the Tambourine Man!!
❤❤I will always Love Bob Allen Dylan ❤❤❤❤❤
I hope you share these comments with Dylan so he knows what a difference he made and continues to make in people's lives
thanks for making Dylan a household story
Randy Petty is one of his favorite songwriters? Who knew.
Born Randall Thomas Pettigrew. Heck of a songwriter. Burp!
This video is the best bait & switch ever.
Thanks great video
Love his music listened in the 60s and 70s through high school and college some still like a movie sound track for certain events and trigger old good memories. Then when in my 40s and 50s worked with someone who had lots of old lesser known tapes of his songs I hadn't heard and we played them on a player in our basement lab I worked in. Really loved them made me appreciate his work even more ❤. We had a good boss who said it was ok since we weren't disturbing others ( lab was isolated ). Thanks Bob for your great songs and poetry.
Happy Birthday Boba love you darling ...Stay 4. Ever young
I absolutely love it when artists stick to their craft....
@@SNAFU78 ? Although rewatching the video, was delusional making that statement.
He's an iconic artist
I have loved him since my Uncle John gave me an LP when I was 10 I think. Been in love every since!
Which one?
@@2v_5r84 blonde on blonde
Awfully glad to have seen those multiple shots of his cars and bikes.
Greatest *POET* of the 20th century.
He got the Nobel Price for his writing❤
I saw him live in 2012....he is still a Legend in 2022...Lay Lady Lay...my favorite Dylan song!!!
Great input
Listen to "Things Have Changed".... great little dance tune... and everything on Modern Times CD..... Latest CD is THE BEST..... all songs.... the old songs were good... but he was just practicing for what came next..... he gave it to everyone free... on TH-cam... Rough an Rowdy Ways..... Thank-you Bob.... and see his Shadow Kingdom videos..... made the old songs even better
Good choice among many great songs.
The best . Has many talents .
He still owns the famous Triumf motorcycle on which he crashed in 1966..😮
I first heard Bob Dylan singing 'Positively 4th Street' in 1965 ..in South Africa..and was hooked!
Have a few of his albums and went to a concert in Stockholm to see him in think 2004 🤔
My favourite song/hymn is 'In The Garden'..
Thank u for this really informative video :)
Happy 81st birthday bob... love from australia !
I love that 1962 Ford Wagon.
A wonderful soul! And the catalyst for Sam Cooke writing his classic 'A Change is Gonna Come'.
Dear Bob Dylan always timeless always classic
The man won a Nobel Prize for Literature, ffs
It was about time. They waited long enough. He earned it years ago.
2016
He was also inducted into the Hall of Fame of Hall of Fames
that's my favorite hall of fame of all of them.
He has many awards that you may not know of. An artist like Bobby earned so very many. Many people don't realize. These are his words he sings. He write them. Melded them together and added the music to make them easier to hear. Some of his songs are rough around the edges. Because life is rough around the edges too.
Dylan traded the Warhol painting to his manager for a sofa. In the 80s, the manager's widow auctioned it off for $720,000.
I love that he used it as a dartboard, yet that didn't decrease its value much.
Imagine how much it would have sold had Dylan kept it!!
@@nachobidness2553 Seeing as how Dylan was such an Elvis fan, the idea of his using Warhol’s painting as a dartboard seems dubious.
@@richardjarrell3585 Everything about Elvis AND Warhol seemed dubious, toward their respective ends. PLUS, who knows how ANY of us would have behaved, having just partied with the likes of an Andy Warhol !
It was a pretty nice sofa.
It’s hard for me to read all these comments of people trying to analyze him. And I think that’s partly why he reacts the way he does. Because there are so many of them. I first saw him in 1962 when Joan Baez brought him out to introduced to the audience. But that’s exactly why I went. I loved her but I mainly went to see him who was unknown at the time. The next year he was solo acoustic I saw him. An acquaintance of mine was in his movie Ronaldo and Clara. And a close friend did the sound for his tour with the grateful dead and had lunch with him. He’s just a normal guy who doesn’t like to deal with millions of people around him all the time. Artistic temperament I suppose for lack of a better term. But my daughter said he look straight at her when she was in the front row. When I went with some friends playing music for the inmates of the prison, I had no idea they were going to call me out on stage to dance! How could I possibly face all these faces? I danced with my back to the audience. So regarding Dylan,Does it really matter that much? Why do you call someone a jerk just because he doesn’t feel like facing thousands of people? Does he have to do that when he writes? Why do you have to ask him to play the same song over and over. It’s like Joni Mitchell said hey they didn’t ask van Gogh to paint a starry night again.
Thank you for sharing. I'm grateful reading them, especially that last sentence.
Pissing in the wind ,I agree with every word but you'll never be able to shout loud enough for blind people to see 😂
This is a dignified, respectful, well produced video. The title led me to brace myself for a video that would skip the biographical stuff and leap into how a rich old songwriter has a bunch of stuff only a millionaire could afford. While it touches on the luxuries, it doesn't dwell on them. Good balance.
He has been the soundtrack of my life. I just finished his latest book, going to read it again. The Philosophy of Modern Song.
that's a real work with some great stealable lines within!
I've loved Bobby Zimmerman for 53 years....
I saw him first in Feb 1965. I am going to see him again next week Oct 30.
very interesting summary of Dylans life style. I had no idea that he lives in southern California
Für jeden der einen Funken ,, Rock" in seinem Blut hat muss Dylan sowas sein, wie ein großer Bruder. 😎🤠
Great coverage of a man who mastered Mysic. The mark of a great 🎵 musician is his or hers ability to compose songs that an average musician, like me, can play in a smelly bar in front of those who don't care 💅😘. Bob, I want to play backtracking with you for at least one song, damnit.
After seeing this, I checked out some of his paintings on google. Very impressive. A lot of them have a bit of Edward Hopper feeling.
Bob Dylans Musik bzw. seine Stimme liebe ich seit ich 7 Jahre alt bin, das heisst seit 1975. Daran hat sich bis heute nichts geändert. Wir waren auf vielen Konzerten in Deutschland, Italien, Spanien ... Es täte mir leid, wenn er nicht zu den Guten gehören würde wie zb M. Jackson 💖 Ich liebe ihn bzw. seine Musik trotzdem...
Im a swriter I still look to bob dylan for inspiration and direction ..hes so iconic to me and such a bridge builder and great writer
It d be a shame not to learn from his amazing gift of writing .
I will say that Bobby is a different kind of artist. Brilliant writer, but his voice by itself wouldn’t win any rewards. I’m 70 so I’ve gotten used to Bobby over the years. Truly a great.
His voice is the best thing about him
"Bob Dylan's 115th Dream" sure sounds like a jester to me.
Can’t believe he’s 80! 😮🎉
Amazing how the guy who wsas the poster boy for the hippie movement back in the 1960s has become so establishment. He lives at a lavish estate, drives a $200,000 sports car and flies around in his private jet. Some radical!
Hippies were not particularly interested in Dylan.
Prince playing blues!
Like I'm! I've loved him since I was 15years old! Now 74. I have all albums CD ect., He a sing, a post, and so much more.X
Also known as Jack Frost and has produced some of his own albums under the name Jack Frost
Thank you. I was wondering if anyone else would mention that. Then I started to think, am I right about that? You know, getting old. Lol.
His station wagon looks just like the one my parents had. I had to use it to pass my road test in high school lol.
Me too, he gave me the fabric to begin my process of ideas political stance, compassion and social justice....
He’s probably the most financially successful musician in history !
At 4:55 that photo is not of Carol Dennis but of Clydie King to whom he was also married for a while.
He loves black women. 🥰
no mention of his life-changing motorcycle wreck, oor masterpieces like John Wesley Harding, Blood on the Tracks, Highway 61 Revisited, Blonde on Blonde, etc.
I know; I was struck that his cars and motorcycles got more attention than those classic albums, which transformed pop and rock music forever.
What's with the annoying constant zooming? Dylan came on the music scene at just the right time for his music. He was daring, self-centered and arrogant - which accounted for his success as much as his music did. It wasn't until I saw him in person that I realized he had a lot of charisma.
As you age, the times they are a changing.
Randy looks remarkably like Tom Petty!
🤣🙁
A very sceptical but defnite liker of certain Albums of his.
Fun fact: Where have we heard "Rolling Thunder"?..... The Operation Rolling Thunder bombing campaign began on March 2, 1965, partly in response to a Viet Cong attack on a U.S. air base at Pleiku. The Johnson administration cited a number of reasons for shifting U.S. strategy to include systematic aerial assaults on North Vietnam ..... so Bob calls his tour "Rolling Thunder Review". What a guy.
He also owns a farm west of Minneapolis. Best song writer of the last 150 years.
Who was better 150 years ago ?
More of a retrospect of his life rather than a 2022 update.
Tonight BoB Dylan is playing in Amsterdam evening time!💞
My gosh, this dude is rich!
There’s an awesome trope that sums up celebrity’s worth: “How much did Howard Hughes leave of his fortune when he died?” Answer is “all of it”. While fame and fortune serves one well while you are alive, it means nothing once you are dead.
Why did you pair a photo of him with Tom Petty when he said, "Randy"? 😂 Also, the photo you paired with him adopting Maria was actually of Jakob.
No one’s proof checkin’ the clips......Both artist deserve a mention.....
The “Randy” Dylan mentions is presumably Randy Newman.
When he said ‘Randy’ I’m guessing he meant Randy Newman, not Tom Petty hahaha
If there was ever a jester running around, it would be me.
Moody Blues for a interveiw
AT 3:08, the narration implies that "Randy" is on the screen with Bob. That's Tom Petty - Randy Newman is nowhere in sight.
I was about to point that out. Wondered if I heard right, but easy to think he likes Randy Newman's writing. Tom Petty too, for that matter.
From the life style of Bob, says the thumbnail, to the history of Bob, not in the thumbnail
After reading his book I really like him. He's not who I thought. He's not who I think either. But definitely not who I thought.
Pictured with Bob is not his missus but old flame Mavis Staples she having posted it on FB but without the house and car as background. In 1964 my English teacher brought the Freewheelin album to class. Many classmates indignant at his appearance and voice but the times (including me) he was already a changin' them.
That’s Petty, not “Randy”; though I’m sure he appreciates both
He may be part of the system now, but he’s enjoying his money!! 👍👍👍
The introduction does not mention he was also awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature.
But it is mentioned at 3:25.
The first modern rap musician was Lord Buckley during the '60s.
Yes! He drives the wagon with best Grandfather sticker on it! He has property in Santa Monica which has a gym that he used! I also saw him on golf course moons ago on the next fairway
Doesn't he have a coffee shop in Venice ?
@@PotrzebieConolly I believe it's right next to the boxing ring he owns in Santa Monica. I think it's right on Ocean Blvd there. I should go check it out sometime. Been a fan of his a long time.
Bob 👋