I am so sorry to admit this: there are alot of incredibly talented songwriters and singers out there, BOB IS THE BEST OF THE BEST ! BOB IS THE BEGINNING AND THE END ! LONG LIVE BOB DYLAN!!!
So much hating on Clapton on various sites, don't get it. Here he was content to be in the shadows and make an enormous contribution to the band. His playing added a whole new sound to an already classic song. For that he gets my applause.
My theory is that it's simply because he survived and went on to other musical interests. Rock fans can almost be as bad as metal fans when it comes to musicians not doing more of the exact thing they've already done.
Well said and so true for me Neil young is the best musician and guitarist on that stage such emotion and energy its unreal dont know where he gets it from seen him 2 times in 93 along with crazy horse with Van Morrison Pearl Jam 4 non blondes Slane Castle Ireland and 3 years ago when he came to kilkenny with Promise of the real and Bob Dylan still was as great as ever,love how Neil outshines everyone else on the stage great chemistry with Tom petty and to see the face on George Harrison is priceless when Neil takes to the stage 👍
There's a significant problem with Clapton's playing, especially at 4 min mark--he stays in the pentatonic blues mode -it totally clashes with the song, and -im sorry to say-is a real amateur move.
I noticed on My Back Pages he and Dylan were kind of tied up on who was to be next on the mike and after that Clapton hung back. Not mad just content to be back.
Since Dylan was a folk musician early on, I'm really glad he got The Clancy Brothers & Tommy Makem, arguably the greatest Irish folk group ever and old friends of his, to appear at this concert. But, damned if they don't look out of place on stage with this group of people. Hell, it's even weird seeing Johnny Cash up there singing this sort of song. Kudos to Dylan for assembling such a variety of legends to sing together. And thanks for posting the clip.
@@semireckless to me, nope. But, to him yes. So I think we should respect his music enough to label it what he said he wants it labeled as. He is the creator.
g.e smith, u little beauty! what brilliant guitaring! this album is an absolute must have for anyone who even remotely loves the guitar. I bought it about 20 yrs ago and am still loving it. simply awesome and breathtakingly beautiful.
I see GE and his weird haircut, but I don't think I can hear his guitaring on this one, but he deserves all credits for managing the whole event as its musical director as well as being a sideman for artists like George Harrison (If Not For You), Lou Reed (Foot of Pride), Eddie Vedder (Masters of War), Johnny Cash (It Ain't Me Babe).
Not one of his best or original tunes, it can be a drag, but it also can be very compelling when performed by so many top musicians... please don't stop...
Shame this version is murky, thankfully I have the DVD. This is is 1993!!! So many GREATS on stage!!They all LOVED playing together.It really doesn't get better than this!!!
I saw Bob Dylan at The Orpheus in Omaha, NE in the 90s. The Orpheum is one of those Great Grand Dames of Turn of the Century Theaters as in 1800s to 1900s that’s been-historically preserved with acoustics that matched the quality of Bob’s voice at the time.
And Paddy, Bobby, Liam Clancy and Tommy Makem were there. I see em. One of the best music gifts I ever got. The fizz of the Foster's is calling. I can hear it across the table. Like Rice Krispies.
You can hear Claptons Hybrid Stratocaster with the most powerful mid boost system that exists. Sounds exacly like a Les Paul. Clapton was going to leave Fender in 1982 because he was not fond anymore in the single coil Fender Stratocaster he started playing in 1973. His main guitar 1963 to 1966 was the Fender Telecaster. Between 1967 and 1973 the Gibson Les Paul. It was as late as 1973 he started with Stratocasters. Though he has used a Telecaster on every album from 1963 to 2021. Some times ( 1963 to 1966) on all tracks on the album. After that he used the Telecaster for 2 songs sometimes a lot more per album. As Eric Clapton Said ” I buy and play Telecasters all the time” ” The Telecaster is in my DNA” and Off course it is if its the guitar you used as a main guitar for 3 years. He continued to use the Telecaster live untill 1989. 3 tours in the seventies he used the Telecaster as his main guitar. As Stated Clapton was dissapointed with the Stratocaster and was going to sign up for a St Louis company making Humbucker guitars in 1982. Then Fender steps in with the big wallet and Clapton cant resist the money. However he firmly States he wants a guitar that sounds like a Gibson Les Paul if he wants to. With The mid boost curcuit that powerful it sounds perfectly like a Les Paul When playing it. However it has the worst Stratocaster sound I have ever heard. A Squire Stratocaster from Indonesia has more classic Stratocaster sound. However Clapton was No longer interested in the Stratocaster so he did not care.
@petegasper2806 Your ear being way better than mine, can you tell us about the sound starting near 4:05 -- I hear two electric guitars, but can't tell whose -- is it still Mr. Clapton, plus one other? And/or Mr. Young? What do you hear in it?
Très belle chanson de bob Dylan interprété dans le film patte guaret est Billy le kid un beaux western avec deux grand acteur comme James Coburn est cristofe cristofersson.tres beaux film a regarder.
Ooh-ooh-ooh Ooh-ooh-ooh Ooh-ooh-ooh Mama take this badge off of me I can't use it anymore It's getting dark, too dark to see I feel I'm knockin' on heaven's door Knock-knock-knockin' on heaven's door Knock-knock-knockin' on heaven's door Knock-knock-knockin' on heaven's door Knock-knock-knockin' on heaven's door Mama put my guns in the ground I can't shoot them anymore That long black cloud is comin' down I feel I'm knockin' on heaven's door Knock-knock-knockin' on heaven's door Knock-knock-knockin' on heaven's door Knock-knock-knockin' on heaven's door Knock-knock-knockin' on heaven's door Ooh-ooh-ooh
I've seen 90 percent of these guys. Some more than once. I grew up 20 minutes from Winter land and young's ranch in Woodside Ca. Used to sneak in to young's ranch and see his buffalos.
![Eric Clapton - Knockin' On Heavens Door (Live at The Royal Albert Hall, 1991) [Rock Version]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/J41NClfPyO8/mqdefault.jpg)
I am so sorry to admit this: there are alot of incredibly talented songwriters and singers out there, BOB IS THE BEST OF THE BEST ! BOB IS THE BEGINNING AND THE END ! LONG LIVE BOB DYLAN!!!
Clapton’s playing in the background is hauntingly beautiful!
Yea, he is playing just right, not too much, but not too little!
..but not for a neil young fan! neil young once said "i liked eric's playing"
So much hating on Clapton on various sites, don't get it.
Here he was content to be in the shadows and make an enormous contribution to the band.
His playing added a whole new sound to an already classic song.
For that he gets my applause.
you right! so much haters on clapton one example neil young fans..
@@julaiarnold641it's because they're convinced Neil Young is a creative genius. Which he is, just not at guitar playing but they can't separate it.
My theory is that it's simply because he survived and went on to other musical interests. Rock fans can almost be as bad as metal fans when it comes to musicians not doing more of the exact thing they've already done.
Cash, Clapton, Harrison, Helm, Cropper, Dunn, Petty all in the background. who else could pull that off?
Ron wood- Johnny cash- George Harrison sharing a mic! WOW
Always loved this chase between Neil's guitar and Clapton's response.
I can hear Eric clearly. Everyone else blends in. I wish I could distinguish Neil from the others.
YES Beach Gal😁
hate how clapton has to take over every inch he can with his cleanliness...Neil Young is much more emotional, simple, raw which suits the song itself
Well said and so true for me Neil young is the best musician and guitarist on that stage such emotion and energy its unreal dont know where he gets it from seen him 2 times in 93 along with crazy horse with Van Morrison Pearl Jam 4 non blondes Slane Castle Ireland and 3 years ago when he came to kilkenny with Promise of the real and Bob Dylan still was as great as ever,love how Neil outshines everyone else on the stage great chemistry with Tom petty and to see the face on George Harrison is priceless when Neil takes to the stage 👍
There's a significant problem with Clapton's playing, especially at 4 min mark--he stays in the pentatonic blues mode -it totally clashes with the song, and -im sorry to say-is a real amateur move.
Lovely show, thank you , Bob Dylan and All 💓❤️
So much talent on one stage.
Clapton remains in the background, but his badass guitar is the meat of this song.
+Terry Winter unmistakable
Think neil young 's is more badass if not g.e. smith's.
Doesn't matter whose on stage, clapton always shines through.
I noticed on My Back Pages he and Dylan were kind of tied up on who was to be next on the mike and after that Clapton hung back. Not mad just content to be back.
Quite clear, no doubt.
so much talent on one single stage. that stage is unworthyyy!
You got that right!
Even with horrible video this is absolutely enthralling. What can you say. Magical.
Music Clapton,
Since Dylan was a folk musician early on, I'm really glad he got The Clancy Brothers & Tommy Makem, arguably the greatest Irish folk group ever and old friends of his, to appear at this concert. But, damned if they don't look out of place on stage with this group of people. Hell, it's even weird seeing Johnny Cash up there singing this sort of song.
Kudos to Dylan for assembling such a variety of legends to sing together. And thanks for posting the clip.
You got that right awsome
@@brigettedawson855 G.E.Smith set it all up.
Dylan was never a folk musician. He said from the start he was always just a song and dance man
@@popscola2574 Does it really matter what label you want to assign to his music?
@@semireckless to me, nope. But, to him yes. So I think we should respect his music enough to label it what he said he wants it labeled as. He is the creator.
GREAT song , and great version. This was a GREAT concert and tribute. Saw it on tv and luckily recorded it. Thanks Bob
g.e smith, u little beauty! what brilliant guitaring! this album is an absolute must have for anyone who even remotely loves the guitar. I bought it about 20 yrs ago and am still loving it. simply awesome and breathtakingly beautiful.
I see GE and his weird haircut, but I don't think I can hear his guitaring on this one, but he deserves all credits for managing the whole event as its musical director as well as being a sideman for artists like George Harrison (If Not For You), Lou Reed (Foot of Pride), Eddie Vedder (Masters of War), Johnny Cash (It Ain't Me Babe).
Great passion from Neil Young too. Wish more guitarists would show that these days.
It would have been nice if that gang of guitar playing boys would have some guitar playing women to jam with them @@1897max
ONE OF THE BEST SONG EVER!
Not one of his best or original tunes, it can be a drag, but it also can be very compelling when performed by so many top musicians... please don't stop...
Yea, sometimes the simple 3-chord songs are the best
Wow...Bob sings so many different versions of his songs....it's quite amazing (and unique.)
the greatest guitar player in history just one of the session players, that humble
Hi Susan Adams, Hope your talking about Eric Clapton mate, not one of those Clapton wannabes
Yes Susan ☺
Amazing version
Shame this version is murky, thankfully I have the DVD. This is is 1993!!! So many GREATS on stage!!They all LOVED playing together.It really doesn't get better than this!!!
Actually it was 16 October, 1992.
half of these performers are on the other side of heaven's door
thank you, this song means a lot to me
Truly magnificent
Fun fact: One of back up singers performed at this concert was Sheryl Crow.
I saw Bob Dylan at The Orpheus in Omaha, NE in the 90s. The Orpheum is one of those Great Grand Dames of Turn of the Century Theaters as in 1800s to 1900s that’s been-historically preserved with acoustics that matched the quality of Bob’s voice at the time.
And Paddy, Bobby, Liam Clancy and Tommy Makem were there. I see em.
One of the best music gifts I ever got.
The fizz of the Foster's is calling. I can hear it across the table. Like Rice Krispies.
Love this.
I'm looking forward for a 60th Anniversary next year
You can hear Claptons Hybrid Stratocaster with the most powerful mid boost system that exists. Sounds exacly like a Les Paul. Clapton was going to leave Fender in 1982 because he was not fond anymore in the single coil Fender Stratocaster he started playing in 1973. His main guitar 1963 to 1966 was the Fender Telecaster. Between 1967 and 1973 the Gibson Les Paul. It was as late as 1973 he started with Stratocasters. Though he has used a Telecaster on every album from 1963 to 2021. Some times ( 1963 to 1966) on all tracks on the album. After that he used the Telecaster for 2 songs sometimes a lot more per album. As Eric Clapton Said ” I buy and play Telecasters all the time” ” The Telecaster is in my DNA” and Off course it is if its the guitar you used as a main guitar for 3 years. He continued to use the Telecaster live untill 1989. 3 tours in the seventies he used the Telecaster as his main guitar. As Stated Clapton was dissapointed with the Stratocaster and was going to sign up for a St Louis company making Humbucker guitars in 1982. Then Fender steps in with the big wallet and Clapton cant resist the money. However he firmly States he wants a guitar that sounds like a Gibson Les Paul if he wants to. With The mid boost curcuit that powerful it sounds perfectly like a Les Paul When playing it. However it has the worst Stratocaster sound I have ever heard. A Squire Stratocaster from Indonesia has more classic Stratocaster sound. However Clapton was No longer interested in the Stratocaster so he did not care.
@petegasper2806 Your ear being way better than mine, can you tell us about the sound starting near 4:05 -- I hear two electric guitars, but can't tell whose -- is it still Mr. Clapton, plus one other? And/or Mr. Young? What do you hear in it?
Thank you. I loved it so much❤
Lovely to see Makem and the Clancy brothers
Muchas bendiciones esos grandes musicos.😃😄🙃🙃🙃🙃🙃🙃🙂🙂🙂🙂😎😎😎🤍🤍🤍🤍🤍🤍🤍🤍🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
This is a great song by Dylan n also guns and roses
Zevon's is also hauntingly beautiful
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❤❤❤❤❤❤You, Bob. Allen Dylan
Great video!! , i brought myself a copy on DVD from rockonvidtrade super cool!!
Great video. Sure wish I could find Neil Young's All Along the Watchtower from the concert.
Did anyone notice that Sheryl Crow was one of the back up singers in the show?
no i didn't notice that, will just have to watch it all over again. spotted chrissie hinde and sinead o'connor
2015 still relevant !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! STOP THE WAR
Knock, knock.......knocking on heaven's doorxoxoxo
Très belle chanson de bob Dylan interprété dans le film patte guaret est Billy le kid un beaux western avec deux grand acteur comme James Coburn est cristofe cristofersson.tres beaux film a regarder.
EPIC!
great video,. . . .
wish this could be reprocessed digitally lots of talent up there
So good
Great versión with him big Friends
Bob D & Roger M go back a long way
Ooh-ooh-ooh
Ooh-ooh-ooh
Ooh-ooh-ooh
Mama take this badge off of me
I can't use it anymore
It's getting dark, too dark to see
I feel I'm knockin' on heaven's door
Knock-knock-knockin' on heaven's door
Knock-knock-knockin' on heaven's door
Knock-knock-knockin' on heaven's door
Knock-knock-knockin' on heaven's door
Mama put my guns in the ground
I can't shoot them anymore
That long black cloud is comin' down
I feel I'm knockin' on heaven's door
Knock-knock-knockin' on heaven's door
Knock-knock-knockin' on heaven's door
Knock-knock-knockin' on heaven's door
Knock-knock-knockin' on heaven's door
Ooh-ooh-ooh
Lo que hizo el ritmo blues de rramar una lagrima gacias
Eric Clapton VS Neil Young. Great battle!!!!
How's come I only hear Clapton's guitar?
Dylan wanted it that way!
Legend🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸
i just say one Eric Clapton is the no words
TIME AFTER TIME IT DOESNT CHANGE...........SUBLIME SIMPLICITY!!!
LORD take this bag off of me, in JESUS name
Mama take this badge off of me. Its getting to dark to see. Knock knocking on heavens door. Feels like I'm knocking on heavens,
clapton de la folie !!!
Poor Shinhead O'Conner. She was boood out.
No big deal. Even Elvis got booed.
Muma take this guitar off of me
I can't play it anymore
I am knocking on Heaven's Door
Is that Steve Cropper?
Never knew it was released on DVD, was it?
To Err Ic Is Divine
can someone send a high definition to this murky video ??
Do you have the rest of this concert?
@rmm413c you're welcome. But somebody borrowed my original copy and did not return as of this time.
forever Bob Dylan end..........
Omg George harrison
Was this filmed with a potato
@ambrandt420 I'm wih u. Dylan forever
Ya have to wonder where's Jeff Lynn, after all Bob George Tom and Jeff, was tighter than a hatban ..
🤟
Anyone noticed George Thoroughgood in the background
Yes, but can't find any performance of his. On Wikipedia he is listed as an additional musician.
@@thomasz4981 He played Wanted Man that night.
Yep white Gibson I think 🤔
I've seen 90 percent of these guys. Some more than once. I grew up 20 minutes from Winter land and young's ranch in Woodside Ca. Used to sneak in to young's ranch and see his buffalos.
Yo viendo esto y a la vez enterandome que Axel rose hizo fue un cover
This was a GREAT concert I saw on tv. If you can ever catch it on AXS or buy it, it IS worth it
haters on clapton just to praised ny
Lo borrado...estan especial..este momento .que lo censuraron algunas veces por derechos reservados ...por eso lo distorsionaron...borroso...jaa
De la prlicula pat garret y billi de kid
Dylan's singing was the only negative.
Sempre gostei decis povo
Why is the quality on all these videos so bad ?
taken from a vhs video
Ok
Johnny cash!
Si Erick clapron..no ..toca esta canción...no sirve ..ni trayendo. al más habilidoso DE HEAVY.....ESTO ES FEELINGS...BLUES..POCOS LO PUEDEN HACER...
great song great sound terrible video quality
too bad that the concert was tainted by this point by the crowds' treatment of Sinead. She got it right.
claptons guitar sound doesn't suit this song....neil young's does and clapton didnt have to fill every crack with his ego.
Eric salvou todos de um fiasco
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