I'm a Menlo Park kid who moved into San Francisco for college...where I paid my rent and $60 a semester tuition by working/living in North Beach and then, when it opened, Ghirardelli. Went to the Matrix, The Filmore, and the Apollo every week. Utter heaven. Yes.I realize what a remarkable time and place I grew up in!
Absolutely the best era to be a part of. Later on we saw all the greats at the Fillmore East in the Village. Met Jimi coming out of Electric Ladyland studios.
One of Dylan's greatest lines comes not from a song but from the No Direction Home doc when he says (in reference to Baez) "you can't be in love and wise at the same time." That explains a lot to me.
Eran excepcionales!.. Los disfruté mucho.No se volverá a repetir esta música.Fueron tiempos convulsos con cantantes extraordinarios y creativos... Fantásticos
Thank You Thank You Thank You. I was at one of Joan's first concerts in Forest Hills, NY and we were hoping she'd brought Bob with her. Sure enough, he came out and did his magical thing. After the concert, it was night time, I saw them walking together off in the distance, holding hands. It's an image I've cherished forever.
@@Estefaniac19 I can't remember, early '60's is the best I can offer. What I do remember is that after the concert they were walking down the side of the stadium together and holding hands.
A beautiful song. What's even more amazing is how Judas Priest credibly turned it into great heavy metal song. A crossover nobody ever would have thought of.
Well Dylan didn’t actually say he was moved by Joan’s song. He said he was impressed to be a part of her song and that he continues to be impressed. It seems like a minor point for me to make but Dylan may be really saying that he didn’t like being a character in her song. I don’t know, it’s ambiguous still. We may never be relieved from the stress of not knowing what Bob Dylan really thinks about Diamond and Rust.
@@Hartlor_Tayley it meant something to him. According to Baez, on the first day of rehearsals for Rolling Thunder, he asked her if she was going to play Diamonds and Rust, calling it the song about, "diamonds and blue eyes," but she responded by telling him it was about her ex husband. I think the tragedy of their situation was their unwillingness to actually talk to one another about it
hahaha the epic, unheard dialogue of two folk legends: "Hey Bob, you want to sing some concerts with me?' "ehhshit I dunno" "..I think it'd be a fantastic idea" "hey yah so do I" "um so I have these shows coming up, would you like to be part of them?" "wehll yah, what da fuck"
Artists are not meant to stay together. They are loners and they produce their best work during such times. Such are the lives of artistic people throughout history ...
“I don't think I'm tangible to myself. I mean, I think one thing today and I think another thing tomorrow. I change during the course of a day. I wake and I'm one person, and when I go to sleep I know for certain I'm somebody else. I don't know who I am most of the time. It doesn't even matter to me.” Bob Dylan
Everybody is trying to have a certain personality. He's not doing that. He is a creative person who follows in the first place his intuition which is more truthful and closer to our higher self than our (fake) personalities. It is out of fear that we cling to our personalities. He don't, he has courage.
it is very rare to see Bob smiles while singing,but he did it whenever he sang with Joan.How beautiful but sad stories...I understand that as I broke up just couple of days ago.We used to listen to Bob together and she said she will try to love Bob too as I am but now everything changed...I hope she will lead a blissful life without me on her side.
Amazing!! I went to a JB concert in 1965, it was in Ottawa Canada, halfway through Joan brought up BD to join him on stage. The crowd went wild and they obviously had a great time together. They sang several numbers together-just like we saw and heard right here. Wow! What a great experience. Can't see the keyboard anymore.
Good on you mate. So glad you got to experience something so powerful and timeless. I don't think we will ever experience anything like 1962 - 1969 again.
I think this is a fair take from both of them. She was clearly into the politics and the sign-holding and the sit-ins. He just wanted to write music, perform, travel, and have fun with his friends. They both influenced one another. Seems that they both have good perspectives on why whatever they had initially didn’t last. I think that them reuniting 10+ years later in a different season of life gives me hope for some reason, for whatever that’s worth. I still remember the first time I watched Don’t Look Back, now 20+ years ago, and I was so impressed by them both. I’ve gotten older but anytime I see those clips they are the same age. Odd perspective. I wonder what they think if they watch the film now?
But he's deliberately speeding it up and changing his melody to make sure it doesnt sound lovely and sweet the way Joan wants it to be. He's sending her a big message there.
@@NagoyaHouseHead He probably is. It's such a comples relation. But they both had pretty different singing styles regardless. Both great artists, very underappreciated outside the US unfortunately.
I think you wrong there, about both being unappreciated outside the USA. They wouldn’t have comoleted International tours in recent years, if not aporeciated. I’m very sorry a couple years back to have missed Joan’s tour to Australia ( think I was travelling out if OZ at the time. Did catch Dylan & really enjoyed his show with the jazz players he had with him. A small but classy ensemble and Dylan reinventing his songs ....
At 8:41, Joan and Dylan singing merrily "Go away from my window ... I'm not the one you want babe" .... prophetic song indeed ... who knew? ... they did end up driving each other apart in their own ways ...
I heard that album when I was about 16 (57 yrs. ago) and have been mesmerized by her voice ever since.( To say nothing of the wonderful human being she has become.)
That unique guitar style of Joan was her own, developed from much of the folk guitar of the time, but, also based in the Elizabeth Cotton picking style.. ....Cotton gets little recognition, the style is hard to develop........and harder to find a teacher.....I was fortunate to have a friend who studied guitar and folk music at Albuequerque or Phoenix.....so recognize it, and also saw Joan perform many times over the years, often in parks, or at marches, or Be Ins.......Cotton was an old Black woman, her mother had been a slave freed by the Civil War.......she deserves people to know her style and her life.
@@surchristian3518 I would love to see a really well done book and support album and support video done to preserve all this ancient music style and personality information. I am too swamped with work, (high risk youth, veterans, and their kids, as well as mustang sanctuary consultations)and just plain O L D, but think it could be done and used to raise money for an old musicians home for those who need it, and there are way too many who die alone in crappy walk ups, or homeless.
Its nice that Joan has finally got some real perspective of those turbulent times. Dylan never wanted to be the face of a movement he was just the lyrist's/ poet . But what a poet.
Bob and Joan's relationship in the early days reminds one of the Barbara Streisand quip that "when a woman 'marries'(?) a man she spends her life trying to change him. And when she finally succeeds she complains he's not the man she married". Projected idealisation is the ruination of many a relationship.
Joan's voice is unique, and her first albuns are a total novelty. She is like poem turned into a person. Bob was close to her choices with his wonderful poems. It still sounds strange how their two voices make an unique sound, in total fusion.
Funny thing watching this is I hear Dylan talk about her and in the back of my mind I hear her song diamond and rust where she says "now your telling me your not nostalgic", well here it is his true thoughts just many years too late lol
She explains in the video why it didn't work out, she wanted him to be a political "activist" and he wanted to move on. BTW she also had an affair with Steve Jobs later on.
I could list to either or just one of them for ever Fantastic listen to them since the 60's and Joan i never did drugs it was the music for me and i wanted Bob to be President
Did not know of this doc. Great to see how time can heal. JB could only do one thing and Dylan was changing so fast and doing so many different things.
i think Bob does not favour the Media so much. He is fed up with them always trying to get him to give the one and only answer to the most complex issues in the world. He likes himself in the company of people that thinks of Dylan as just Dylan without all the curtains.
Bro...you need your vision checked. Well, on the other hand, maybe you're just into old washed up women who've 'known' more men from around the world than Jezebel herdamnself.
Joan Baez excelled beyond the angels of Heaven in singing the Henry Child English ballads and in singing lyrical songs AND the lyrical songs of Bob Dylan. I love best of all her album entitled simply JOAN, her album Noel, and her incredibly beautiful album of song and poetry spoken, called Baptism.
Joan sort of dissembles here. She was never Bob's "only." During the time they were involved, Bob still was in a relationship with Suze Rotolo. Joan was the interloper. I love Joan, but both Bob's girlfriend (Suze) and Joan's girlfriend (Kim Chapell) were treated cavalierly, and both were devastated. By the time of Bob's England tour of 1965, he was already putting his romantic sights elsewhere. His future wife Sara Lownds was already pregnant with Bob's child, Jesse Dylan. Joan would never rekindle what they had, and Bob was not very nice to her on that tour, to say the least.
I think Bob and Suze were soulmates but they took different paths. She was too young and humble in spirit. She couldn't face his fame. Maybe with his maturity now they would have been fine. But that's life... He was also very lucky to have had a second chance for a true love with Sara.
"Before Elvis, there was nothing" - John Lennon. I'm pretty sure something similar could be said about Bob Dylan and Joan Baez. Unique and never surpassed, when it comes to songwriting.
Was never really of a fan of either, but I do remember hearing them when I was 8 or 9 some where with my parents. But then that was over 54 years ago. Both great singers
Joan was the one who rejected his proposal and tried to force him into activism against his will . He might have cut her off too abruptly but she had it coming. The two were not compatible long term
Wild Mountain Thyme @4.10 . I’d never heard Bob or Joan sing that before. As a Scotsman I have to point out it’s ‘go lassie go’ not ‘laddie go’ . Beautiful song tho .
Beautiful and I think he does realise (far too late) that he treated her badly. What Joan’s biggest gripe about Dylan is probably how pretentious he is. The fact that you can’t get past several handlers before you make contact with him.
@@Add_Account485 It's just that if you're young enough to be amazed that he used typewriters, it might have been way past your bedtime when you made your comment. It might still be. But these aren't barbed remarks, just a little teasing. Your comment was really quite sweet, Ms Ingénue.
@@marleyjake perception is everything. Lol . Your perception of me is Wrong and of my comment, . But thank you. That's the PROBLEM with TH-cam. It has no tone of voice, face, or meaning.. Eg. "F#ck you" could literally mean a bad thing or it could be a joke between two friends. But over a computer one may be offended.. And I actually used a typewriter myself as a kid. In highschool we had electronic typewriters and internet was ONLY just coming a thing. So I'm a lot older than u think.. Probably your age..lol.. Just saying "PERCEPTION is everything and your perception of my comment was wrong. Lol.. It's all good.. We probably went to school together!. I live in Australia though. You!?..🤗
@@Add_Account485 Aimee Mann reckons perspective is everything: th-cam.com/video/cIBdojOmpJU/w-d-xo.html - and if it's not, it certainly seems like more than enough to go on with. But with regard to perception, if the internet was only just a coming thing when you were in high school then you're only fortyish or less and therefore still only a bubby, which means that it's still way past your bedtime, so my perception wasn't wrong about that after all. I matriculated in 1968. Now that you've expressed yourself with a little more application it's clear that the problem is neither with YouseTube nor the stars but with oneself, young madam. People have been expressing meaning by writing quite clearly for hundreds of years without tone of voice or face, and you've only recently shown that you can do so quite well enough too. Innit. With regard to "F#ck you" my perspective is that the blameless name of fuck should never be taken in vain. It should only be taken or rather given literally and it should never literally mean or be a bad thing, though indeed, it does sometimes seem to be a disappointing joke between two friends. Sigh. I agree that one may be offended over, or in front of, beside or anywhere near a computer. I think there might be something intrinsically offensive about computers. Yes, I live implicated by my birth in the land of shamelessly extinguished native title too. But I haven't perpetuated it. I'll leave no one for dead, no one behind. I'm still trying to learn how to just sit quietly in a room.* Bon chance. wist.info/pascal-blaise/3093/ .
Saw these two at some Rolling Stones concert when Mick Jagger came flying down onto stage on some sky line! Baez was singing first then Dylan joined her,singing blowing in the wind. They were clearly "in love ".The music was great.
It's a rare treat to see Bob speak about personal matters. This is great.
I hope all you guys who lived through this period and got to enjoy their music as it was being released realise how lucky you all are.
I do, but i appreciate them much more now. At least we’re able to see it on utube!
I'm a Menlo Park kid who moved into San Francisco for college...where I paid my rent and $60 a semester tuition by working/living in North Beach and then, when it opened, Ghirardelli. Went to the Matrix, The Filmore, and the Apollo every week. Utter heaven. Yes.I realize what a remarkable time and place I grew up in!
Absolutely the best era to be a part of. Later on we saw all the greats at the Fillmore East in the Village. Met Jimi coming out of Electric Ladyland studios.
One of Dylan's greatest lines comes not from a song but from the No Direction Home doc when he says (in reference to Baez) "you can't be in love and wise at the same time." That explains a lot to me.
In London, he was already in love with Sara. That explains a lot.
@@toucannemy thoughts exactly. I think he was referring to being in love with Sara.
Eran excepcionales!..
Los disfruté mucho.No se volverá a repetir esta música.Fueron tiempos convulsos con cantantes extraordinarios y creativos... Fantásticos
Thank You Thank You Thank You. I was at one of Joan's first concerts in Forest Hills, NY and we were hoping she'd brought Bob with her. Sure enough, he came out and did his magical thing. After the concert, it was night time, I saw them walking together off in the distance, holding hands. It's an image I've cherished forever.
what year?
@@Estefaniac19 I can't remember, early '60's is the best I can offer. What I do remember is that after the concert they were walking down the side of the stadium together and holding hands.
thank you for answering 😊
she's aged unbelievably well.
Certainly better than Dylan has!
the absence of botox or skinstretching surgery does wonders
Mexican blood. Strong stuff
@@danmseattle975 No he is still an amazing live artist travelling the world... she once loved him dearly xxx
So natural and beautiful
I laughed when Joan said mother instinct and scruffy little mess. These two were so cute🥰 It’s amazing how long they kept their friendship
If Bob and Joan get back together in the end, that will complete the universe
I think so too
Nooo
Ha ha ha. Won't happen. Dylan is too much of a prick.
It’s too far gone for something like that to happen! They are both almost 80!
Definitely
Hearing Dylan speak on his life is very intriguing
Hearing Dylan speak on anything (!) is intriguing
@@ronyanai4627 Indeed!!
To hear Dylan finally say how remorseful he was and how Diamonds and Rust still moves him is a load off my mind. Haha
Right. She carried that.
A beautiful song. What's even more amazing is how Judas Priest credibly turned it into great heavy metal song. A crossover nobody ever would have thought of.
Well Dylan didn’t actually say he was moved by Joan’s song. He said he was impressed to be a part of her song and that he continues to be impressed. It seems like a minor point for me to make but Dylan may be really saying that he didn’t like being a character in her song. I don’t know, it’s ambiguous still. We may never be relieved from
the stress of not knowing what Bob Dylan really thinks about Diamond and Rust.
@@Hartlor_Tayley it meant something to him. According to Baez, on the first day of rehearsals for Rolling Thunder, he asked her if she was going to play Diamonds and Rust, calling it the song about, "diamonds and blue eyes," but she responded by telling him it was about her ex husband. I think the tragedy of their situation was their unwillingness to actually talk to one another about it
Cole Vacheron yes that makes total sense.
hahaha the epic, unheard dialogue of two folk legends:
"Hey Bob, you want to sing some concerts with me?'
"ehhshit I dunno"
"..I think it'd be a fantastic idea"
"hey yah so do I"
"um so I have these shows coming up, would you like to be part of them?"
"wehll yah, what da fuck"
I mean, that's almost performance art when she did it
No Eric ! are you a good singer? send me a tape
Artists are not meant to stay together. They are loners and they produce their best work during such times. Such are the lives of artistic people throughout history ...
@Bob Dylan LOL
Like Rodgers and Hammerstein?
I have to agree. Joan says she can't keep a relationship for long but can have one for 10,000 fans (from a distance).
Being alone is not lonely. People really muck things up!
“I don't think I'm tangible to myself. I mean, I think one thing today and I think another thing tomorrow. I change during the course of a day. I wake and I'm one person, and when I go to sleep I know for certain I'm somebody else. I don't know who I am most of the time. It doesn't even matter to me.”
Bob Dylan
Sounds kinda like demonic possession.
@@valeriegriner5644 sounds like borderline
Sounds like someone in love with freedom of spirit
Everybody is trying to have a certain personality. He's not doing that. He is a creative person who follows in the first place his intuition which is more truthful and closer to our higher self than our (fake) personalities. It is out of fear that we cling to our personalities. He don't, he has courage.
@@DaiBei very well put. ☺️
Dylan is like 80 now, can you imagine a post-Covid tour with these 2 now? Break people's minds!
i hope to god you don't reply to this clown dumbass scam
it is very rare to see Bob smiles while singing,but he did it whenever he sang with Joan.How beautiful but sad stories...I understand that as I broke up just couple of days ago.We used to listen to Bob together and she said she will try to love Bob too as I am but now everything changed...I hope she will lead a blissful life without me on her side.
Reading Joan Baez’s book, I felt sad how she and Bob Dylan broke up. It makes me feel better now hearing Dylan speaking highly of her.
I hope it will the same with James Taylor to Carly Simon
That's the least he could do.
@@endahsetyowati8367 That really will be the day!
What book is it?
@@tehyamartines1175 and a voice to sing with by Joan Baez
Amazing!! I went to a JB concert in 1965, it was in Ottawa Canada, halfway through Joan brought up BD to join him on stage. The crowd went wild and they obviously had a great time together.
They sang several numbers together-just like we saw and heard right here. Wow! What a great experience. Can't see the keyboard anymore.
Good on you mate. So glad you got to experience something so powerful and timeless. I don't think we will ever experience anything like 1962 - 1969 again.
I'd still pay to see them play together again.
I would the upmost to see Joan Baez but you couldn't pay me to see the other one.
I think this is a fair take from both of them. She was clearly into the politics and the sign-holding and the sit-ins. He just wanted to write music, perform, travel, and have fun with his friends. They both influenced one another. Seems that they both have good perspectives on why whatever they had initially didn’t last. I think that them reuniting 10+ years later in a different season of life gives me hope for some reason, for whatever that’s worth. I still remember the first time I watched Don’t Look Back, now 20+ years ago, and I was so impressed by them both. I’ve gotten older but anytime I see those clips they are the same age. Odd perspective. I wonder what they think if they watch the film now?
Still listen To her when I feel low and depressed. Her melodic voice is so beautiful.
He calls her Joanie and she calls him Dylan.
He was a dick to her to be fair
@@Jack-uz9li Yes...he was. She was too good for him. As she said, her "mother instinct" kicked in.
@@Jack-uz9li he is a dick to be fair
@Chango Chilemba Cash is god, Dylan said.
She calls him Bobby too.
Regardless of what people say,
09:17 - that's what love looks like between two people.
Probably trying to tell her something in that song!
But he's deliberately speeding it up and changing his melody to make sure it doesnt sound lovely and sweet the way Joan wants it to be. He's sending her a big message there.
@@NagoyaHouseHead He probably is. It's such a comples relation. But they both had pretty different singing styles regardless. Both great artists, very underappreciated outside the US unfortunately.
I think you wrong there, about both being unappreciated outside the USA. They wouldn’t have comoleted International tours in recent years, if not aporeciated. I’m very sorry a couple years back to have missed Joan’s tour to Australia ( think I was travelling out if OZ at the time. Did catch Dylan & really enjoyed his show with the jazz players he had with him. A small but classy ensemble and Dylan reinventing his songs ....
Amendment: from “ unappreciated to underappreciated”.
These are kind of woman that you will always keep in your heart even hough our lives are separated.
They are both very special people and so talented!!! Love them both!! Poetry in motion!!
"They were a force at that time." Understatement of the century, David!
At 8:41, Joan and Dylan singing merrily "Go away from my window ... I'm not the one you want babe" .... prophetic song indeed ... who knew? ... they did end up driving each other apart in their own ways ...
That 12:03 Rolling Thunder Revue moment is probably one of the sweetest videos of Bob from that period!
I bought the album 'Joan Baez' when it was first released, her voice is haunting, 'All my trials' is one of my favorites
Wonderful comment! "Haunting" Exactly!
The original songwriter and song was written by Nick Drake from the 1940’s you should take a listen it’s amazing
I heard that album when I was about 16 (57 yrs. ago) and have been mesmerized by her voice ever since.( To say nothing of the wonderful human being she has become.)
she loved him deeply and i suspect to this day she still loves him deeply . you can see it in here eyes when she talks about hiom
Diamonds and rust is one of my favorite songs by her 😊
Dylan ,Joan the most and best of times. Thank you BOTH for your wonderful songs and music, forever young
That unique guitar style of Joan was her own, developed from much of the folk guitar of the time, but, also based in the Elizabeth Cotton picking style.. ....Cotton gets little recognition, the style is hard to develop........and harder to find a teacher.....I was fortunate to have a friend who studied guitar and folk music at Albuequerque or Phoenix.....so recognize it, and also saw Joan perform many times over the years, often in parks, or at marches, or Be Ins.......Cotton was an old Black woman, her mother had been a slave freed by the Civil War.......she deserves people to know her style and her life.
What do you recommend?
@@surchristian3518 I would love to see a really well done book and support album and support video done to preserve all this ancient music style and personality information. I am too swamped with work, (high risk youth, veterans, and their kids, as well as mustang sanctuary consultations)and just plain O L D, but think it could be done and used to raise money for an old musicians home for those who need it, and there are way too many who die alone in crappy walk ups, or homeless.
So beautiful still..and that voice - breathtaking. A legend! Not so well treathed
They remember their musical trajectory and we remember our youth... Oh, my God!
Its nice that Joan has finally got some real perspective of those turbulent times. Dylan never wanted to be the face of a movement he was just the lyrist's/ poet . But what a poet.
I was never much of a Joan Baez fan , but Bob Dylan is magical and just rocks. I will always love Bob Dylan❤️
Same for me. Just never into her music like I did Dylan; a fan from about 1965 maybe '66.
It's clear they both Still feel for each other, bob dosent open up like this ever
Let's take a moment to appreciate artistic movements of the past. We will never see them again. Movements have been replaced by marketing.
'Speaking strictly for me, we both could have died then and there.'
"Diamonds and rust" - ein wunderbarer Text, so klug, so wahr und hoch poetisch!
Thanks for this! Brings back fond memories of those times.
Just watched Joan singing "Don't cry for me Argentina" from the 1970's and it is the best version I'd ever heard.
@UCColUp3WzIwZ4ozJ63SXB8w fuck off bob lmao
Saw them together at the Camden County Music Fair in those early days.
Bob and Joan's relationship in the early days reminds one of the Barbara Streisand quip that "when a woman 'marries'(?) a man she spends her life trying to change him. And when she finally succeeds she complains he's not the man she married". Projected idealisation is the ruination of many a relationship.
Women do that all the time with their boyfriends and husbands
Joan's voice is unique, and her first albuns are a total novelty. She is like poem turned into a person. Bob was close to her choices with his wonderful poems. It still sounds strange how their two voices make an unique sound, in total fusion.
Legends talking about legends. And here I am, a nobody, making this comment. Just proves the universe is perfect and just the way it should be…
I prefer listening to recordings of her live performances instead of her studio recordings. They're just more beautiful imo.
Young love. It can break your heart ❤️ Joan and Bob are so heartwarming in this video.
Always love you Joan. And that voice…❤️
Beautiful woman... beautiful music... simply beautiful 🔥
Too short... like at a concert, out here on the internet, shouting "more". This video showed my heart and soul to be on low, I need more.
Funny thing watching this is I hear Dylan talk about her and in the back of my mind I hear her song diamond and rust where she says "now your telling me your not nostalgic", well here it is his true thoughts just many years too late lol
"Then give me another word for it..you who are so good with words!" Couldn't possibly be about anyone else.
@@stuartmiller693 the part she says she bought him some cufflinks is also obv about Dylan she bought them him for his birthday
I don't wanna live in a world without dylan in it
“Wonderful fun “ Joni , great vid thank you
They're soulmates. It's obvious he broke her heart. I think hes very old now with regrets.
soulmates are sometimes just for a period of time, often beautiful and at times sad, but I believe that connection is eternal.
@@glenoneill3950 great comment!
@@kylebookout1789 BLESSINGS, KB.
She explains in the video why it didn't work out, she wanted him to be a political "activist" and he wanted to move on. BTW she also had an affair with Steve Jobs later on.
Doubt bob has any regrets
Wish they’d stayed together. I 💟them together.
Just beautiful, sad and beautiful like life often is... we all want happy endings but somethings are too special for that , this is one .
i love joan shes a very lovely sprit
I could list to either or just one of them for ever Fantastic listen to them since the 60's and Joan i never did drugs it was the music for me and i wanted Bob to be President
How many times have i heard this even at the age of 67
Joan brutally honest about what she wanted back then.
Wonderful. Worthwhile. Thank you
Diamond and rust perfect album jb
They should have stayed together
Two hot stars cannot stay together without burning each other out.
She was too political for him
@@SN2903 Exactly, and she says as much in the film.
The melody of 'With God On Our Side' sounds close to the original melody by Dominic Behan, Irish songwriter. 'Go Lassie Go' is an old Scots song.
Did not know of this doc. Great to see how time can heal. JB could only do one thing and Dylan was changing so fast and doing so many different things.
Dylan doesn't usually do interviews does he? This is pretty remarkable!
The Jakob Hallett Nerve Centre that’s really cute and sincere!
Obviously she was something special to him and still in his heart.Nostalgia of love and youth.
i think Bob does not favour the Media so much. He is fed up with them always trying to get him to give the one and only answer to the most complex issues in the world. He likes himself in the company of people that thinks of Dylan as just Dylan without all the curtains.
Incredible! I have to see the rest!
Where is the rest, what is the name of it?
Very powerful loving voice! I hear why he fell in love with her.
CHE hat mich so unglaublich liebevoll angesehen, dieses Gefühl begleitet mich immer noch...
My god she is beautiful
Still is.
J. B. He said is not was
She’s always been gorgeous
@@kingkong4934 he or she 🤔
Bro...you need your vision checked. Well, on the other hand, maybe you're just into old washed up women who've 'known' more men from around the world than Jezebel herdamnself.
Such a beautiful voice
Joan Baez excelled beyond the angels of Heaven in singing the Henry Child English ballads and in singing lyrical songs AND the lyrical songs of Bob Dylan. I love best of all her album entitled simply JOAN, her album Noel, and her incredibly beautiful album of song and poetry spoken, called Baptism.
Joan sort of dissembles here. She was never Bob's "only." During the time they were involved, Bob still was in a relationship with Suze Rotolo. Joan was the interloper. I love Joan, but both Bob's girlfriend (Suze) and Joan's girlfriend (Kim Chapell) were treated cavalierly, and both were devastated. By the time of Bob's England tour of 1965, he was already putting his romantic sights elsewhere. His future wife Sara Lownds was already pregnant with Bob's child, Jesse Dylan. Joan would never rekindle what they had, and Bob was not very nice to her on that tour, to say the least.
I think Bob and Suze were soulmates but they took different paths. She was too young and humble in spirit. She couldn't face his fame. Maybe with his maturity now they would have been fine. But that's life... He was also very lucky to have had a second chance for a true love with Sara.
I think it was around that time, mid 60s, that Joan and John Lennon 'hooked up'.
Bob and Joan Baez were never in a committed relationship, they were friends with benefits who happened to sing songs together.
Woah I've never seen this!!
times have changed...thank you documentarians!!!!!~E
You are blessed again
Thank you very much 🙏
Bob, telling it like it is... like always!
Joan's voice is the one and only
MIX IDEAL MERCI
"Before Elvis, there was nothing" - John Lennon. I'm pretty sure something similar could be said about Bob Dylan and Joan Baez. Unique and never surpassed, when it comes to songwriting.
“Before me, there was nothing” -Little Richard
Bowie said, "before there was ROCK you only had God". Amen to that!
It’s so cute that he calls her Joanie ❤
Joan Baez is even more beautiful today... like fine wine she only improves with age.
Was never really of a fan of either, but I do remember hearing them when I was 8 or 9 some where with my parents. But then that was over 54 years ago. Both great singers
He broke her heart...
They were magic...
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Joan was the one who rejected his proposal and tried to force him into activism against his will . He might have cut her off too abruptly but she had it coming. The two were not compatible long term
She was stunning looking
Wild Mountain Thyme @4.10 . I’d never heard Bob or Joan sing that before. As a Scotsman I have to point out it’s ‘go lassie go’ not ‘laddie go’ . Beautiful song tho .
It's in Joan's 1965 album: Farewell Angelina.
Absolutely a gift .. this.
Beautiful and I think he does realise (far too late) that he treated her badly. What Joan’s biggest gripe about Dylan is probably how pretentious he is. The fact that you can’t get past several handlers before you make contact with him.
No one comes close to Bob Dylan's songwriting ability.
What a great video Thank U
" A typewriter! "
How cool is that!?!
Bedtime?
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@@Add_Account485 It's just that if you're young enough to be amazed that he used typewriters, it might have been way past your bedtime when you made your comment. It might still be. But these aren't barbed remarks, just a little teasing. Your comment was really quite sweet, Ms Ingénue.
@@marleyjake perception is everything. Lol .
Your perception of me is Wrong and of my comment, . But thank you.
That's the PROBLEM with TH-cam. It has no tone of voice, face, or meaning..
Eg. "F#ck you" could literally mean a bad thing or it could be a joke between two friends. But over a computer one may be offended..
And I actually used a typewriter myself as a kid. In highschool we had electronic typewriters and internet was ONLY just coming a thing. So I'm a lot older than u think..
Probably your age..lol..
Just saying "PERCEPTION is everything and your perception of my comment was wrong. Lol..
It's all good..
We probably went to school together!.
I live in Australia though. You!?..🤗
@@Add_Account485 Aimee Mann reckons perspective is everything: th-cam.com/video/cIBdojOmpJU/w-d-xo.html - and if it's not, it certainly seems like more than enough to go on with.
But with regard to perception, if the internet was only just a coming thing when you were in high school then you're only fortyish or less and therefore still only a bubby, which means that it's still way past your bedtime, so my perception wasn't wrong about that after all.
I matriculated in 1968.
Now that you've expressed yourself with a little more application it's clear that the problem is neither with YouseTube nor the stars but with oneself, young madam.
People have been expressing meaning by writing quite clearly for hundreds of years without tone of voice or face, and you've only recently shown that you can do so quite well enough too.
Innit.
With regard to "F#ck you" my perspective is that the blameless name of fuck should never be taken in vain.
It should only be taken or rather given literally and it should never literally mean or be a bad thing, though indeed, it does sometimes seem to be a disappointing joke between two friends.
Sigh.
I agree that one may be offended over, or in front of, beside or anywhere near a computer.
I think there might be something intrinsically offensive about computers.
Yes, I live implicated by my birth in the land of shamelessly extinguished native title too.
But I haven't perpetuated it. I'll leave no one for dead, no one behind.
I'm still trying to learn how to just sit quietly in a room.*
Bon chance.
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Remember Joan's performance at Woodstock 1969? Amazing how the audience was hanging on her lips.
True Love Tends to Forget.❤️💋❤️ The sun is shining and all is well.
I will always love Joan and Dylan. (Thanks Daddy). 💗 💗 💗
Saw these two at some Rolling Stones concert when Mick Jagger came flying down onto stage on some sky line!
Baez was singing first then Dylan joined her,singing blowing in the wind. They were clearly "in love ".The music was great.
MORE!!!!!!
I haven't seen him smile as much as he did with Joan Biaz
There will never be anyone like them.
Beautiful.