Bob Dylan is one of the best Folk singers to come out of the U.S.A. and he's also my inspiration for picking up an Acoustic guitar and playing Folk versions of songs that inspired me to play the guitar since I was in High School and on above all he's one of my Elder States Men and I mean STATE because Bob Dylan was born in Minnesota And so was I there's an age differance though because Bob Dylan's in his 70's and I'm 27 and I'll be 28 in 3 months.
he is a musical poet genius his music speaks to people his music speaks to me he understands the everyday human his songs tell a story.. can't wait to see him live for the first time tomorrow night :)
Blood on the tracks IS his best album. Even if you don't like the guy as a singer, that record is absolutely relatable to every goddamn male on the planet.
@Jordan - I’m glad and sad that Timotee chamelete is playing him because I think he’ll bring in a big audience to Dylan but I feel ppl will focus too much on chamelet
How can you compare Jeezy crazy To someone who moved the soul towards the light? Dude Kanye doesn't even sit at the table. Because he never ascended beyond his base human wants and desires for the materialistic and the need to feed his ego, nothing but bling
This is and has been my favorite Musician, Songwriter, person, since I was in High School. You could take only the Music he made in the 1960's and that alone would be enough to be considered one of the most influential Artists of all-time. I mean, I watched the Sam Cooke Documentary on Netflix and there is a part where I am not sure if it was Cooke, but the line was something like "This white boy from Minnesota is doing more for the Civil Rights movement than we are" and taken as just the one sentence most would just say, "um, ok," but it just showed that a white boy, man, etc, was just as determined to get the word out that things had to change and were not going to if you just sat on your ass and did nothing! When I first listened to "The Freewheelin' Bob Dylan" I really had no words to describe how powerful and how much emotion came out of every song. When you get into that topic of the greatest songwriters of all time (and I am not going into some of the very Early Bluesmen because they could have their own list and without them, music would not evolve and exist as it does today) you always get the Lennon was, McCartney was, this that. But Dylan...Dylan didnt just sing about love and holding hands, etc. He didnt talk about gettin no satisfaction or paint it black...he wrote and sang about how this was a new generation and that they had the power to affect change, that there were battles right here in the South, the North, the East and West for equality...I am not a Political Theorist and probably already tried to hard. But those of you that are fans of Dylan know what I am saying.
Radio Rob Rob I want to ask you a question.I'm from India and I frequently listen to Western music like that of the Beatles,Bob Dylan,Eagles,Queen,David Bowie,etc.Just what level is Bob on amongst all of them I mentioned.I mean is he like the greatest & u don't wanna mess with type of singer.He seems like he's a bit harsh
I'm glad they used live footage though. Dylan makes a lot more sense in the live context because he changes around everything so damn often. Each performance is different. And just hearing the studio albums is getting a small fraction of the picture. I mean there's like 10 versions of each song that are wildly different, at least for his mid 60s and mid 70s work
Dylan is known as the greatest songwriter of all time, almost universally. Even to people that don't listen or don't like his voice, they know he's really a big deal. As for his personality, he's very reclusive. And he was very definant in those early days after starting rock music.
Good job Mojo! I know you had to keep it short. In Rolling Stone magazine's top 500 albums of all time, Highway 61 Revisited was #2 and Blonde on Blonde #8. He had several others in there. And in their edition of the top 500 songs of all time, Like a Rolling Stone was #1. And, I am not sure what organization did this in 2000, but Like a Rolling Stone was voted #1 as the most important song, or influential song, of the 20th century. And not to get picky, but Blonde on Blonde just happened to come out about one week after his motorcycle accident. Being a huge fan, I just found this out myself: Blonde on Blonde, (B.O.B.), was the first double album ever.
The a&e biography gets pulled off this website all the time. But it's the only one spanning his entire career right up until it came out in October of 2000. Everyone can fill in the gaps of the 23 years that followed.
Um, he never joined the Civil Rights movement, or held any true political beliefs. He was at the March on Washington and that's about it. They just liked to use his name more than anything.
+mikesitzler1106 I am pretty sure that is just the one from Another Side of Bob Dylan, if you play the song starting from 50 seconds they sound identical.
Common schizophrenic personalities, Bob Dylan, Lennon and of course the all time favourite Jesus (my dad has been all three and no I'm not kidding). My dad wrote songs and composed on his guitar but after hitting the lsd hard in the 70's and a lot of heavy weed use he never quite made it.
Your dad had multiple personality disorder, which is different from schizophrenia. If your dad went to the pub every day and had beers with Jesus, Bob Dylan and John Lennon, that would be schizophrenic. BTW, can I have an autograph of each?
Grafight23 Hahaha, yeah I'm sure he would be happy to oblige and yes, I question the accuracy of the psychiatrist diagnosis. There is no physical proof for any mental health problem and every persons psychology is unique, I dont like labels for people. He has his times of lucidity too, and to be honest, he is such a bloody good storyteller sometimes I know for certain he is playing a part. He makes up rhymes and music on his guitar to depict them. He has shown he understands what has happened to him. He wrote a song about the time he had thinking the dog was a reincarnated deity, the lines went like below (This is mid song obviously) "If you waste all your time remembering hard times remembering all those sad and bad times you know youve got the blues and you just started thinking screw ball, You've got to think my dog is just like something special, oh yeah, and if I told you now I worship my dog dont think its heavy metal, cause the dog dont know it any better ,even if i told it letter by letter and you know yourself, rock and soul aint dogs. Thats a few lyrics, its a good tongue in cheek laugh at himself. On being released from hospital having regained his sanity ( I say this loosely) he was aware of the stigma and the old biddies talking about him, so he decided to give them a show. He went to the Army surplus store and kitted himself out with the complete nutter's attire on purpose. He bought a Nazi storm troopers full length coat, army khakis and boots, then topped it with a cowboy hat then strutted past with a big smile and a hello ladies! Their jaws dropped to the floor and it gave them all something to gossip about. All the family (himself included) were laughing our arse's off when he came in and shut the door. That is his sense of humour and personality and I admire him for that ability to find comedy in what was a dark situation. He just refuses to be a victim and instead just embraces his faults by unashamedly becoming the character! He is in fact a really intelligent, fun personality and he would give the shirt off his back just to make another person happy. The ultimate hippy. Brilliant character and guitar player he is, even if he would give the house contents to the poorer neighbour or bring back half the psyche ward to the house and burn the kitchen down making weed laced baking. Bob Dylan doesn't have a look in when it comes to the real Brian Mccafferty.
Aurelien Barriol i think he just preferred to get stoned with dylan and lennon, i mean who wouldnt? these were the guys who were behind films like cheech and chong, the movie where they go a road trip on a columbian bus, its stashed to the hilt with marijuana and sitting in it for hours makes them high as a kite, one point in it they toss a fag and it lights the bundles of weed and the police come to help them put it out and end up wasted themselves to the point they let them go on there way without arressting them, its hilarious, a road trip story involving people frying their brain repeatedly and not knowing their van they hired is packed with drugs, i think its like the southamericans want the load across the border into america and these teenagers and young adult kids think they are getting a deal of a lifetime just to drive this 60's style or scooby doo style van. The hash is in the walls under the floor, i mean they pack this van till it can hardly move and they still dont catch on until they wind up in all kind of odd situations because they are too stoned to realise what they are doing, hilarious.I think napoleon was all military and small man syndrome, you know how it is, they say men who are really short with really small penis's overcompensate with the masculinity, translation, becoming a bit of a bastard for power.
I really think the best attitude to have in life is one of owning your shit, not being a hypocrite or being so afraid of others opinion that you have to hide your true self. Authentic is awesome and people respect you for being truthful and usually see past your faults coz noone is perfect. Im not ashamed of my dad in any way, infact i am PROUD to be his daughter. People are more than just their medical issues, they have soul,kindness and an amazing capacity to understand and grow. A person who has faced serious issues and has a big heart for others is worth twenty suits that led a hum drum no risk life. People with experience and survive, are the salt of this earth. Humiliation just doesnt work with people who can laugh at themselves, their positivity is contageous and their understanding of the human condition second to none. These are the people who give a lift to the hobo thumbing a lift or who give their change to the buskers, im not sorry i made mistakes as everyone built my character and made me the person i am today, totally harmless and never judging anyone to put them down. Being like this makes me an open vessel for even strangers to pour their troubles to, i dont mind a bit and im glad people come to me knowing im a safe person to confide in. My love is unconditional to all humanity and i dont give a fiddlers fart what income bracket they are or what issues they have, they are human and as long as you have boundaries and a good sense of self respect,noone gets the chance to exploit good nature. Its all a balance, i have a homeless guy i was giving change to everyday until i hit some financial issues, i have to tell him no money or fags, the last time i saw him i told him so and he said he respected my honesty which is more respectful and decent than people in better lifestyles than he has have done. I never walk past him, nor him i, every morning as i do my shopping and go for a coffee i see him and i dont step over or ignore the homeless either, even if i have nothing more than a smile or good morning, they are human beings too. I would like nothing more than to see every one of them in trauma therapy having their self esteem and aspirations rooted out. Everyone has a talent or gift and everyone is worth saving. The backgrounds of the homeless are usually through lack of love and connection in the world. I am not unaware that truly evil people exist but your average busker or beggar is hardly your first class criminal mind or he would be a lawyer or something lol Rereading this post about my dad really makes me want to contribute some time to the homeless food and clothing charity that operates from a local church. I think I could offer maybe something to help people learn about self care and potentially process abuse as ive researched a book for two years on psychology. I guess the first step to realising what i want to do, is to go out and do outreach with my knowledge using compassion, noone else cares how these people feel but i do. Id have a truck load of good clothing and furniture to offer too, yes thats my goal tommorow before i print out some chapters in the library. Sorry i write too much, its a habit being an intense reader now turned writer officially, but, I love it,its creative and occasionally im amazed at the ideas and clarity of mind that channel through my mind into the stuff i write.
I applaud the effort here. Am I the only one who thought the visuals, other than live music shots, were a little off from the dialogue in terms of time/sequence?
His early work was highly influential and amazing but gimme a break. People need to get off his nuts already. Number 1 records and grammy awards even today. His recent records suck.
In the "No Direction Home" Documentary, Joan Baez talks about just one time, maybe a day or two, when Dylan just sat at his typewriter and typed page after page of his thoughts or what came to him and this just shows his brilliance, he took all of this and wrote some of the greatest songs in history. Now, I say this because I have my own opinion, but Allen Ginsberg had said something along the lines of Dylan being this Prophet or like a Lightning Rod and it just flowed through him and nobody else. I can agree with some of that, but to me he was writing songs and singing about what was happening at the time and during a time that nobody would dare question the government. Sam Cooke, before he was killed tragically, heard Blowing in the Wind and not in a angry and spiteful way, but in a way of admiration. "This white boy is out there singing songs about the Civil Rights movement, why aren't we?" He hated being called a protest singer because it wasnt about that, it as about just listening and helping to change the wrongs that were happening. I did not have the chance to live in those early days of the 1960's and only found Dylan as a 14 year old pot smoking High School kid while my friends were listening to the DOors and Floyd, etc. But Dylan, to this day i can listen to any one of his songs and it always makes me feel different or as though I hadnt heard a part before. "Only a Pawn in Their Game" was GENIUS...The Beatles would never have wrote and played that. And then in 65 released Highway 61 Revisited and it blew the world away. Gotta love Bob Dylan, he wrote and sang and did what he wnated to, not what he was told to
Overall a truly nice video and summary of the Master, Bob Dylan. But one thing annoyed me. The man has light-years of musical compilations, including releases, tours and broadcasts. But for some reason, the video shows the song title "Thunder On The Mountain" endlessly. "I think, we better talk this over . . . ". Yes, "let it be me" to point this out.
like a rolling stone is not seen as one of the most influential albums of all time, only rolling stone magazine sais so.. but they are subjective bob dylan fanboys
@@jasminesmith4142 hi jasmine...my home work shows he sang at the march where king gave his i have dream speech and he sung with pete seager and the freedom riders, what i am referring to is that folks made him 'their voice of a generation...' he has openly stated that was not who he was. watch the great hour long video interview in sanfrancisco....ealry 60s...he discusses that there..i am no way upset that partook n anything... what bothers me is how folks made him into something to fit l
Under 30 and he is my favorite artist all time. His words are timeless and I wish my generation could respect great song Writers
and he went on to win the Nobel prize for literature.
Oscar and Nobel Prize... WOW!
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He was nominated for the Nobel way back in 1988. I'm surprised it took so long. He deserves it.
Did not know that! Well desrved
This documentary is shorter than most of Bob Dylan's songs.
Lol
After hearing Murder Most Foul, I can confirm.
@@rikyjohnson1559 Desolation Row too
Ballad in plain D
Grammy
Oscar
Nobel
You know this guy was onto something
Three titles that ain't worth shit!
@ you ain't worth shit
TiOZÃO you ain’t worth jack shit
@ who to you what have you won
Bob Dylan is one of the best Folk singers to come out of the U.S.A. and he's also my inspiration for picking up an Acoustic guitar and playing Folk versions of songs that inspired me to play the guitar since I was in High School and on above all he's one of my Elder States Men and I mean STATE because Bob Dylan was born in Minnesota And so was I there's an age differance though because Bob Dylan's in his 70's and I'm 27 and I'll be 28 in 3 months.
Now you are 32 ! How is the journey going buddy?
he is a musical poet genius his music speaks to people his music speaks to me he understands the everyday human his songs tell a story.. can't wait to see him live for the first time tomorrow night :)
Blood on the tracks IS his best album. Even if you don't like the guy as a singer, that record is absolutely relatable to every goddamn male on the planet.
Man! It must not be easy to do a full history of artists like this in just a few minutes!
It ain't possible
Bob Dylan is the solo equivalent to The Beatles
Solo equilivent???? The Beatles never even come anywhere close!!!😲😲😲😲
@@marinawalker5745 that's not true.
No way, more closer to Leonard Cohen.
Yep.... Two overrated pieces of garbage.
TiOZÃO Fuck off
Dylan is a Genius that's it one of most famous singer's out their and he sends a lot messages in his songs!
freewheelin maybe the single most important album that changed music forever
Amazing universal singer! one of the greats...
Even through all my metal , punk , hardcore and screamo music , i still love bob Dylan's
I need a Bob Dylan biography movie
No direction home
It’s on netflix
@Jordan - I’m glad and sad that Timotee chamelete is playing him because I think he’ll bring in a big audience to Dylan but I feel ppl will focus too much on chamelet
I'm Not There (2007)
A complete unknown with Academy Award Nominee Timothee Chalamet is coming 🎉
The only genuine genius in the history of popular music.
Dylan the Einstein of the lyrics
Veroluisa Carra Einstein is the Dylan of quantum physics. (That sounds as vague as something Bob Dylan would say so I'm leaving it there).
Well, then there's Jimi Hendrix
And Kanye West
How can you compare Jeezy crazy
To someone who moved the soul towards the light?
Dude Kanye doesn't even sit at the table.
Because he never ascended beyond his base human wants and desires for the materialistic and the need to feed his ego, nothing but bling
This is and has been my favorite Musician, Songwriter, person, since I was in High School. You could take only the Music he made in the 1960's and that alone would be enough to be considered one of the most influential Artists of all-time. I mean, I watched the Sam Cooke Documentary on Netflix and there is a part where I am not sure if it was Cooke, but the line was something like "This white boy from Minnesota is doing more for the Civil Rights movement than we are" and taken as just the one sentence most would just say, "um, ok," but it just showed that a white boy, man, etc, was just as determined to get the word out that things had to change and were not going to if you just sat on your ass and did nothing! When I first listened to "The Freewheelin' Bob Dylan" I really had no words to describe how powerful and how much emotion came out of every song. When you get into that topic of the greatest songwriters of all time (and I am not going into some of the very Early Bluesmen because they could have their own list and without them, music would not evolve and exist as it does today) you always get the Lennon was, McCartney was, this that. But Dylan...Dylan didnt just sing about love and holding hands, etc. He didnt talk about gettin no satisfaction or paint it black...he wrote and sang about how this was a new generation and that they had the power to affect change, that there were battles right here in the South, the North, the East and West for equality...I am not a Political Theorist and probably already tried to hard. But those of you that are fans of Dylan know what I am saying.
Good job Mojo, but impossible to adequately describe such a complex historic icon in less than 8 minutes.
Radio Rob Rob I want to ask you a question.I'm from India and I frequently listen to Western music like that of the Beatles,Bob Dylan,Eagles,Queen,David Bowie,etc.Just what level is Bob on amongst all of them I mentioned.I mean is he like the greatest & u don't wanna mess with type of singer.He seems like he's a bit harsh
I'm glad they used live footage though. Dylan makes a lot more sense in the live context because he changes around everything so damn often. Each performance is different. And just hearing the studio albums is getting a small fraction of the picture. I mean there's like 10 versions of each song that are wildly different, at least for his mid 60s and mid 70s work
Dylan is known as the greatest songwriter of all time, almost universally. Even to people that don't listen or don't like his voice, they know he's really a big deal. As for his personality, he's very reclusive. And he was very definant in those early days after starting rock music.
We all Love You ❤❤❤❤
great tribute!! love it... love him.
If I had met him in his 20s I would had married him
Ιωαννα Ζου me too... well I would have tried. hahaha
Ιωαννα Ζου me too
Ιωαννα Ζου ayy I think he was a pretty good looking guy in the 70s, during the rolling thunder period, and looks pretty cool now
Ιωαννα Ζου if only he had married you
I would said no
Good job Mojo! I know you had to keep it short. In Rolling Stone magazine's top 500 albums of all time, Highway 61 Revisited was #2 and Blonde on Blonde #8. He had several others in there. And in their edition of the top 500 songs of all time, Like a Rolling Stone was #1. And, I am not sure what organization did this in 2000, but Like a Rolling Stone was voted #1 as the most important song, or influential song, of the 20th century. And not to get picky, but Blonde on Blonde just happened to come out about one week after his motorcycle accident. Being a huge fan, I just found this out myself: Blonde on Blonde, (B.O.B.), was the first double album ever.
The greatest American solo artist of all time with Micheal Jackson and Elvis Presly and Clapton
Imad Azrour god ain’t American
@@bobdylan9660 Comeon man you cant hide truth Bob ain't American to Im Moroccan and I wish be American or Italian
Clapton isn't American.
his best album for me was DESIRE
no
A brave effort to do this in under 8 minutes
He's original. I love his son Jakob Dylan who has his band the Wall Flowers
Brought folk(people) to the masses(people)
When eric claptons cover of knockin on heavens door is more faithful to the studio version than dylans live performance
Thanks! Lots of information for an essay I'm writing on him.
Jewish small town Minnesota kid makes it big. An American success story.
2016 Nobel Prize in Literature
Jesus, that's a lot of albums. :P
39 studio and 12 live
Legend.
He it’s from Duluth MN. He’s from Hibbing MN. But no one knows where or what Hibbing is. And he hates it there. He got booed off stage in highschool
The a&e biography gets pulled off this website all the time. But it's the only one spanning his entire career right up until it came out in October of 2000. Everyone can fill in the gaps of the 23 years that followed.
We didn't make it bob but shit we had fun. 😎✌️
the man in me
Timothée Chalamet will portray this legend. Great choice though.
Ace Rus yes yes yes
He was actually born in hibbing Minnesota
Raised in Hibbing.
Born in Duluth.
guns and roses murdered knockin on heavins door
The life and career in seven minutes. Wow....
Um, he never joined the Civil Rights movement, or held any true political beliefs. He was at the March on Washington and that's about it. They just liked to use his name more than anything.
A fascinating life turned into llift musak in 7.53...clap clap
Brilliant and accurate up to 1966 then bob dylans vanishing happened after blonde on blonde. Check it out. Thanks for posting and interesting
yeah bob
A confused & unsatisfactory "summary" of the man's career.
1:39 What version of It ain't me babe is that? It actually sounds really cool, and I can't find it anywhere.
+mikesitzler1106 I am pretty sure that is just the one from Another Side of Bob Dylan, if you play the song starting from 50 seconds they sound identical.
@muclesmarinara Thank you!
Theres no Dylan like bob dylan
Common schizophrenic personalities, Bob Dylan, Lennon and of course the all time favourite Jesus (my dad has been all three and no I'm not kidding).
My dad wrote songs and composed on his guitar but after hitting the lsd hard in the 70's and a lot of heavy weed use he never quite made it.
Your dad had multiple personality disorder, which is different from schizophrenia. If your dad went to the pub every day and had beers with Jesus, Bob Dylan and John Lennon, that would be schizophrenic. BTW, can I have an autograph of each?
Grafight23 Hahaha, yeah I'm sure he would be happy to oblige and yes, I question the accuracy of the psychiatrist diagnosis. There is no physical proof for any mental health problem and every persons psychology is unique, I dont like labels for people.
He has his times of lucidity too, and to be honest, he is such a bloody good storyteller sometimes I know for certain he is playing a part. He makes up rhymes and music on his guitar to depict them. He has shown he understands what has happened to him. He wrote a song about the time he had thinking the dog was a reincarnated deity, the lines went like below (This is mid song obviously)
"If you waste all your time remembering hard times remembering all those sad and bad times you know youve got the blues and you just started thinking screw ball,
You've got to think my dog is just like something special, oh yeah, and if I told you now I worship my dog dont think its heavy metal,
cause the dog dont know it any better ,even if i told it letter by letter and you know yourself, rock and soul aint dogs.
Thats a few lyrics, its a good tongue in cheek laugh at himself.
On being released from hospital having regained his sanity ( I say this loosely) he was aware of the stigma and the old biddies talking about him, so he decided to give them a show.
He went to the Army surplus store and kitted himself out with the complete nutter's attire on purpose. He bought a Nazi storm troopers full length coat, army khakis and boots, then topped it with a cowboy hat then strutted past with a big smile and a hello ladies! Their jaws dropped to the floor and it gave them all something to gossip about.
All the family (himself included) were laughing our arse's off when he came in and shut the door. That is his sense of humour and personality and I admire him for that ability to find comedy in what was a dark situation. He just refuses to be a victim and instead just embraces his faults by unashamedly becoming the character!
He is in fact a really intelligent, fun personality and he would give the shirt off his back just to make another person happy. The ultimate hippy.
Brilliant character and guitar player he is, even if he would give the house contents to the poorer neighbour or bring back half the psyche ward to the house and burn the kitchen down making weed laced baking.
Bob Dylan doesn't have a look in when it comes to the real Brian Mccafferty.
napoleon is pretty comon as well
Aurelien Barriol i think he just preferred to get stoned with dylan and lennon, i mean who wouldnt? these were the guys who were behind films like cheech and chong, the movie where they go a road trip on a columbian bus, its stashed to the hilt with marijuana and sitting in it for hours makes them high as a kite, one point in it they toss a fag and it lights the bundles of weed and the police come to help them put it out and end up wasted themselves to the point they let them go on there way without arressting them, its hilarious, a road trip story involving people frying their brain repeatedly and not knowing their van they hired is packed with drugs, i think its like the southamericans want the load across the border into america and these teenagers and young adult kids think they are getting a deal of a lifetime just to drive this 60's style or scooby doo style van. The hash is in the walls under the floor, i mean they pack this van till it can hardly move and they still dont catch on until they wind up in all kind of odd situations because they are too stoned to realise what they are doing, hilarious.I think napoleon was all military and small man syndrome, you know how it is, they say men who are really short with really small penis's overcompensate with the masculinity, translation, becoming a bit of a bastard for power.
I really think the best attitude to have in life is one of owning your shit, not being a hypocrite or being so afraid of others opinion that you have to hide your true self. Authentic is awesome and people respect you for being truthful and usually see past your faults coz noone is perfect.
Im not ashamed of my dad in any way, infact i am PROUD to be his daughter.
People are more than just their medical issues, they have soul,kindness and an amazing capacity to understand and grow.
A person who has faced serious issues and has a big heart for others is worth twenty suits that led a hum drum no risk life.
People with experience and survive, are the salt of this earth.
Humiliation just doesnt work with people who can laugh at themselves, their positivity is contageous and their understanding of the human condition second to none.
These are the people who give a lift to the hobo thumbing a lift or who give their change to the buskers, im not sorry i made mistakes as everyone built my character and made me the person i am today, totally harmless and never judging anyone to put them down. Being like this makes me an open vessel for even strangers to pour their troubles to, i dont mind a bit and im glad people come to me knowing im a safe person to confide in. My love is unconditional to all humanity and i dont give a fiddlers fart what income bracket they are or what issues they have, they are human and as long as you have boundaries and a good sense of self respect,noone gets the chance to exploit good nature. Its all a balance, i have a homeless guy i was giving change to everyday until i hit some financial issues, i have to tell him no money or fags, the last time i saw him i told him so and he said he respected my honesty which is more respectful and decent than people in better lifestyles than he has have done.
I never walk past him, nor him i, every morning as i do my shopping and go for a coffee i see him and i dont step over or ignore the homeless either, even if i have nothing more than a smile or good morning, they are human beings too. I would like nothing more than to see every one of them in trauma therapy having their self esteem and aspirations rooted out. Everyone has a talent or gift and everyone is worth saving.
The backgrounds of the homeless are usually through lack of love and connection in the world.
I am not unaware that truly evil people exist but your average busker or beggar is hardly your first class criminal mind or he would be a lawyer or something lol
Rereading this post about my dad really makes me want to contribute some time to the homeless food and clothing charity that operates from a local church. I think I could offer maybe something to help people learn about self care and potentially process abuse as ive researched a book for two years on psychology. I guess the first step to realising what i want to do, is to go out and do outreach with my knowledge using compassion, noone else cares how these people feel but i do. Id have a truck load of good clothing and furniture to offer too, yes thats my goal tommorow before i print out some chapters in the library.
Sorry i write too much, its a habit being an intense reader now turned writer officially, but, I love it,its creative and occasionally im amazed at the ideas and clarity of mind that channel through my mind into the stuff i write.
Just randomly decided to watch this video and today is the anniversary of it
Should be updated. + Nobel Prize :) Not a small bit...
Great production WatchMojo... and the Hendrix one as well.
who's gotta big red cherry nose
I had tickets to see Bob Dylan in DeKalb , Illinois in 2002 , but he called in sick - No concert 😵 😱 🖤
I applaud the effort here. Am I the only one who thought the visuals, other than live music shots, were a little off from the dialogue in terms of time/sequence?
My dad said he used to play with Bob dylan
Under The Red Sky.. is an awesome album...
His early work was highly influential and amazing but gimme a break. People need to get off his nuts already. Number 1 records and grammy awards even today. His recent records suck.
jay triplicate is an amazing album, covers of the best like tony benneth, but still a beautiful album to listen to and remember the old days
In the "No Direction Home" Documentary, Joan Baez talks about just one time, maybe a day or two, when Dylan just sat at his typewriter and typed page after page of his thoughts or what came to him and this just shows his brilliance, he took all of this and wrote some of the greatest songs in history. Now, I say this because I have my own opinion, but Allen Ginsberg had said something along the lines of Dylan being this Prophet or like a Lightning Rod and it just flowed through him and nobody else. I can agree with some of that, but to me he was writing songs and singing about what was happening at the time and during a time that nobody would dare question the government. Sam Cooke, before he was killed tragically, heard Blowing in the Wind and not in a angry and spiteful way, but in a way of admiration. "This white boy is out there singing songs about the Civil Rights movement, why aren't we?" He hated being called a protest singer because it wasnt about that, it as about just listening and helping to change the wrongs that were happening. I did not have the chance to live in those early days of the 1960's and only found Dylan as a 14 year old pot smoking High School kid while my friends were listening to the DOors and Floyd, etc. But Dylan, to this day i can listen to any one of his songs and it always makes me feel different or as though I hadnt heard a part before. "Only a Pawn in Their Game" was GENIUS...The Beatles would never have wrote and played that. And then in 65 released Highway 61 Revisited and it blew the world away. Gotta love Bob Dylan, he wrote and sang and did what he wnated to, not what he was told to
The life and career in less than 8 minutes ? Hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahah
Overall a truly nice video and summary of the Master, Bob Dylan. But one thing annoyed me. The man has light-years of musical compilations, including releases, tours and broadcasts. But for some reason, the video shows the song title "Thunder On The Mountain" endlessly. "I think, we better talk this over . . . ". Yes, "let it be me" to point this out.
like a rolling stone is not seen as one of the most influential albums of all time, only rolling stone magazine sais so.. but they are subjective bob dylan fanboys
I assume you are one of those who happen to be Justin beiber fanboys or should i say fangirls
Good video though you forgot good as I been to you and oh mercy
good work mojo
A Jewish Christian, it doesn’t get any better than that! Rock on Robert Zimmerman!
Muy bueno, y si lo actualizan? O al menos hacer este en versión al español. Muy buen video.
how can youi bring folk (that means people) to the masses(people)
i think by 'folk', they meant 'folk music' as in traditional music
do your home work- dylan never joined any movement....period
... are you upset that he partook in the Civil Rights Movement, which he DID. do YOUR homework.
@@jasminesmith4142 hi jasmine...my home work shows he sang at the march where king gave his i have dream speech and he sung with pete seager and the freedom riders, what i am referring to is that folks made him 'their voice of a generation...' he has openly stated that was not who he was. watch the great hour long video interview in sanfrancisco....ealry 60s...he discusses that there..i am no way upset that partook n anything... what bothers me is how folks made him into something to fit l
Covering a song and changing the genre of the song doesn't ruin the fucking song.
thats your opinion not mine
Hey Mojo, lets try doing just a little research before posting this stuff. Geez, free up your editors time a little or something
please do a top 10 songs video
It is sad
to see
Another side of Bob Dylan failing is super disappointing, my back pages was one of the greatest in his catalogue
I'm crying
have done a tom waits one yet?
Eh 1942 he was born
The Rolling Bowling Toll 1941
Y'all are just dead beats. Like of fire awaits you peoples
I see republican propaganda on here(YOU TUBE ADS).. I thought this was supposed to be about art.
thats guy from drunken board games
Bob dylan makes me want to go to sleep every god damn time
Bob Dylan is a legend like or not fact what are you
I wonder how this would have gone over if he was black.
@ratt7777 I suggest you just keep listening to Justin Bieber and his auto-tune voice.
yeah they kinda did axl rose isnt a good singer
This man is me
Doesn't know he's my brother….E
THEY DID NOT
interview??? seriously?? really?? really?? More like A WASTE OF MY TIME. Its like eating expired butter. Disappointing
The most overrated performer of all time.
Please explain
Bizarro not like . me like John lennon and Thomas Paine. Bizarro go now.
He Sucked !!!!!!!