Muito bem dito! Aconteceu o mesmo comigo! This young man ( and his friends ) are absolutely a real pleasure to listen to : the more you listen the more you love to! I share this with all my friends!
Seriously Jorge. These two young men deserve better than that. They are brilliant! Please keep going lads your music is powerful medicine. I’ve been playing for 45 years and I am honored to listen to you both.
I love when our young mr’s and miss’s play the old 80’s rock and other genres going way back! It humbles me and gives me something that can’t be explained. As, a music lover, myself . Bob Dylan started out in my state😂
What new media has created is the ability to literally watch people grow up. I have seen these “kids” growing up both as people and musicians and artist. Probably one of the greatest side benefits of social platforms. Just so friggin’ cool.
You guys did a pretty good, sensitive, authentic, and respectful rendition of this song. I really enjoyed it. I am 76. The first time I heard Bob Dylan sing I was a senior in high school. He sang a song on the Ed Sullivan TV variety show -- just a random guest appearance. They introduced him as a "folk singer." "Ladies and gentlemen, our next performer is a folk singer. Please welcome Bob Dylan." He came out with a guitar and a harmonica. He sang "The Ballad of Horace Brown." I thought "This guy is really different. This is not a folk song. He is putting them on. He is making a statement. They don't even realize. This is so cool. This is a song for right now. This is about the civil rights movement right now. This ain't no stinking folk song from the past." I was a fan of and supporter of Martin Luther King Jr. and later marched with him. Later that night, I thought: "Dylan (and others) are bringing the tradition of folk music into the present. This is important." I made a mental note to follow him. The next time I was in a record store I found his album "Free Wheeling" and bought it. This song, along with "Blowing in the Wind" and "Hard Rain's Gonna Fall" were on it. I "got it" as they say. It was so good I had to share it with everyone I knew. With that album he became the poet lauriat of my generation. As I listened to that record I and my friends joined my generation. My freshman year in college, in the dorm, Bob Dylan's songs were all we talked about. None of us had ever heard anything like it. And it just kept coming. He was so cool. In 1967, they did a documentary of his "Don't Look Back" tour of England. I watched it in a movie theatre. There is a scene of him arriving at an airport randomly holding a great big light bulb. An aggressive reporter rushes up to him and says "Tell us Mr. Dylan, what is the essence of your message." That is the dumbest question you can ask an artist. The obvious answer is, "If I could say it in a sentence, I would not need art." Dylan smiled, and was so totally cool. He said "Be good, and carry a big light bulb." All the young people in that theatre laughted their heads off. The older folks did not get it.
If you have just found this now then you are super lucky because there is 9 years more worth of music you can now listen to created by these legendary guys. I'd like to imagine Bob Dylan sitting back watching these guys and thinking to himself "Yep I definitely did good."
I found them approx 4 months ago and, as you say, have spent some time watching all the other videos. These guys are ultra-talented and so much fun to watch as they're having more fun than their listeners. Such a pleasure for this 74-year-old to know the fate of quality music is in good hands with these fellas.
@@tanyaraven9492 that's wonderful. Music is such a wonderful shared experience whether in person or online. It cuts through all the differences we think we have to bring us all together.
I have been following Josh Turner for over a year now and I never fail to be in awe of his talent. I'm 75 and have been playing banjo for 25 years. I feel like a beginner next to him - and not even talking mandolin, guitar, bass uke and lute!
On the other hand I told a friend one time that I wished I had started playing the banjo when I was 10 and he said be glad that you started at 50 because you don't want to be 70 and say I wish I had started at 50.
I've probably listened to this once a week for a year or so. And I can't believe I've not left a comment. Maybe words just fail me. You boys just bring all these classic songs back to life. And it brings so many of us pure joy. Thank you!
The Other Favorites is a superteam. Josh is a good singer and an extremely talented beast in the instruments. Carson is a good guitarist who has a voice that makes all other singers sound pale in comparison. And both are superb in authoring original songs too.
I wonder often why god gives all of the talent to a few of the people, when so many of us would love to have just one of the gifts... but then I listen to this and I know. As much as I want to play this well, or sing this well or have a bit of this to play... I get to listen to this. Then it all makes sense. I wish god had blessed me with the talent, but at least he blessed me with the ears to hear it. Thank you.
this is one of the more honest and authentic covers of this song i have ever heard. I have heard this song live, many many times i have heard this song recorded many many times this is by far, hands down the best version i have ever listened to Thank You
I'm trying to decide if I should use this incredible cover as inspiration to become better at guitar myself, or if I should use it as a sign to quit whilst I'm ahead
If, after you've practiced hard for 10K hours, you still couldn't make a living at it if you wished to.... think about relegating music to a hobby and enjoying it to its fullest. Perhaps your real talents lie elsewhere, and with the money you could make in this other field, let's say, you could take music to a level you might never be able to, without that good income. (Just a thought.)
This is the original key and the way Dylan played on the original recording - Key of E, w/ a capo at fret 4. These guys are good. And real. Josh is doing some flourishes of his own, but this is very close to the 50 year old version of this timeless song. Man, I've been watching Josh's videos for about an hour now and I am impressed. He seems to play all styles and adapt flawlessly to each, along with his friends who are really good, too. especially their vocals. I'd not seen these prior to earlier today. Kid can play!
I hope you feel proud to know your cover has been enjoyed by millions of people. I just stumbled upon it (11 years late) and I'm so happy to see you're still making music to this day. Best of luck, guys. This was wonderful.
My dad passed away last year. Dylan was his favourite. I thought I cryed all tears already. Hearing your version I have some more. You are class act :)
In the same way that Simon and Garfunkel’s voices were simply meant to exist together.. and complement the other so beautifully, so do yours guys.. it’s a privilege to listen to you do such justice to this classic Dylan song. Much respect.
How beautiful, the way kids this age have it all to give to a song. None of the weight or noise of the adult world to detract from the music or the poem.
Pablo Benito -- You know, Simon and Garfunkel _did_ start this way. They were living in NY City, in the same tenement building, and were also schoolmates I believe. So they grew up together - just like Josh & Carson.
I so wonder if Mister Bobby D himself has viewed this ... I am sure if he did he would be greatly moved ... what a lovely and pure rendition of his classic. If he did, I would picture him tipping his hat with a nod a wink and a smile .. knowing that this generation has a great respect for the past and carries it into the future faithfully with passion, skill, and clarity.
Ralle/Maxiq Yea I love the way they add that little twist through a thick E7 / G#dim sonority before falling back to the main Am chord. Full credit to them since you had to change the singing melody as well to do that ;)
I once thought that I was a musician. That all ended when I found this channel. I am terribly critical of all musicians and though I tried to spot some sort of break in the rythym or a sour harmony or even a mispronounced lyric.I found nothing but shear devotion towards the song. You guys have that "lost in space" kind of look when you are into a song. It's a look you don't see very often and by only a few artists. All I can say is that I AM A HUGE FAN !!!!!!
The Cockroaches North America you hit it with your "lost in space" comment! I really like to watch these guys play and sing because they get lost in the music and they love what they're doing. It's fun to watch and listen.
+The Cockroaches North America Pick up the guitar again. Stop playing isn't a good solution. Fingerpicking with a metronome and ear training gives a better result. You should think, see it's possible to do this. Bob Dylan isn't this good so at least you could be as good as Bob. He did well with a simpler "homemade" version of this song.
Jozef Akantis I've watched his live performances and it's chord strumming. One is an american show about 40 minutes long but I can't see the guitar picking done on his recording. In my opinion Josh Turner would out-play him. Dylan would out-perform him in songwriting as he does with most acoustic songwriters.
12 years ago I discovered you guys, I was barely 16, not sure if this would be a lasting channel, and not even suspecting your channels would turn up to be that consistently good since then. Despite having the same musical influences as you guys, it's unreal to think that in the end, I grew up with you guys, with your music. And look at us now, all grown up, all adults, or at least supposed to be. Time does fly indeed, at an alarming rate, but I don't regret the one I invested in your channel, thanks for this.
Perfect ... absolutely perfect. Pack it up and hit the stage. If you had a concert I would buy a ticket for sure. You guys could be a modern day Everly Brothers / Simon and Garfunkel. The passion here is epic ... you guys sing and play from the soul. I am a fan. Kudos guys !
I consider myself a strong man who can handle most things but you two just made me cry. Absolutely amazing, but then I did something I should not have I looked at the upload date. You two must have been in your mid teens. There goes my music career I am just going to listen to you two and live a happy man.
Love this comment, so true. This is my favourite cover on youtubue and of my favourite song, still. And they recorded it at 2 AM. Doesn't get any better
Been a fan of these guys about a year now. This was the first song I ever heard from them,, such a lovely cover of perhaps the best Dylan love song I can think of. This song moves my soul. These kids make me smile to listen. Many of their covers are beyond words fantastic. Please don't stop making music and I promise not to stop listening.
Jamie Brown -- Peter, Paul, and Mary, did this song in 1964, and it was absolutely beautiful !!! Those 3 always had incredible voices and harmony! They sounded like ONE Voice... Hard to do that.. And of course, all the credit to Bob Dylan for writing these beautiful songs way back then, too !
Can we just take a moment to appreciate lyrics of this song? It can be only written by a poet called Bob Dylan. I love how you laugh and cry to this song at the same time.
I love Carson’s sly smile towards the end. I think behind this smile is the thought and the happiness of knowing that they’ve got a really good take and that it could be THE take they use, and also he’s just really enjoying the lovely music they’re making together. Well I can say wholeheartedly that we are enjoying that music with you Carson.
For two young men to sing this with such feeling, I am amazed. Thank you! "I gave her my heart, but she wanted my soul!". I didn't learn this lesson until I was decades older.
Your voices by themselves are great but when you both sing the sound waves collide and turn into a very ear pleasing totally different sound. Excellent spot on sound, you really are accomplished singers. Bob would be proud of you.
First time I heard Dylan... Circa 1963. Riding with my grandad in his pickup down a back road. Blowing in the Wind came on an AM station. I knew at 5 years old that that song was more than I could understand. But I understood enough to know that it was an incredible song. I would listen for it every afternoon for a good while after that because they played the same song list everyday. I remember thinking after awhile some answers must hard to find....
7 years later, The Other Favorites are still kicking it. Amazing how far you men have come since way back here. Love both Josh and Carson...superb talents!
Of all the covers of this masterpiece, this one is by far the best. Captures the essence of Dylan while adding your own cues. A cover that Bob himself would be proud of.
Man ! I wish I was born to play, like these polished players. How cool is it to see all these awesome videos, sit-in' here with my magic, know it all light box, feeding on pure talent.
basses atta Peter, Paul, and Mary are my absolute favorites for this song because you can feel the emotion in Paul‘s voice like I’ve cried while listening to it a few times and then when I was lucky enough to see Peter and Paul and i cried even more in real life. You could feel all of the emotion in the room- it was insane.
2020 and 3 million views, 9 years ago. The sound is still fantastic. We look forward to seeing you in Australia when the world is open for business again. You guys are up there with the best. Take care.
I always come back to this. Such a tasteful, emotional, smooth rendition of this song. I feel so calm listening to this. Thank you guys for sharing your talents.
Not many performances of this song do the subject matter justice. This is not a song to roll through "a good cover". It means something. You fellas capture it just right.
I'm a 60 year old acoustic player who just lost his guitar partner of 48years. This is what we did . I cry. Thank God it will continue
Tom Ross
I know how you feel. Sorry for your loss ❤️
My condolences
My condolences for your loss, Tom. For whatever it's worth, the music will surely outlast us all. It's timeless.
snidelywhiplash that’s why I keep a cassette recording every time me and my dad jam together, never know when it will be your last.
Wow.
@@tangyorange6509 hahahahahaha
Once you discover this channel you simply can't stop watching
I can stop this is terrible music srry.
Seriously
Muito bem dito! Aconteceu o mesmo comigo! This young man ( and his friends ) are absolutely a real pleasure to listen to : the more you listen the more you love to! I share this with all my friends!
Jorge B. ~As if your lame ass would know... smh
Seriously Jorge. These two young men deserve better than that. They are brilliant! Please keep going lads your music is powerful medicine. I’ve been playing for 45 years and I am honored to listen to you both.
“I gave her my heart, but she wanted my soul” what a line
An eternal truth
@@lebe220 ruined it
True
@@lebe220 incel moment
That’s Dylan for ya.
I discovered Bob Dylan when I was about your age. I'm 74 now and I think its great that people your age are playing his music.
much respect sir
I agree with you. We need this legacy.
I love when our young mr’s and miss’s play the old 80’s rock and other genres going way back! It humbles me and gives me something that can’t be explained. As, a music lover, myself . Bob Dylan started out in my state😂
Never forgot that I saw Dylan in the summer of 1965 in Long Beach, went electric in the second half of the concert.
I'm also a young fan of Dylan. He is timeless!
What new media has created is the ability to literally watch people grow up. I have seen these “kids” growing up both as people and musicians and artist. Probably one of the greatest side benefits of social platforms. Just so friggin’ cool.
I'm a 65 year-old Bob Dylan fan and have heard everybody and their brother cover this song. You two have just made my day and I thank you.
10 years later and this version is still my go to. Perfection ❤️
Yes!
I totally agree
Billy Strings version is 💯 too
So much talent in the world and all we hear on the radio is crap. Glad guys like this persevere in the face of it all. Good job boys.
You guys did a pretty good, sensitive, authentic, and respectful rendition of this song. I really enjoyed it. I am 76. The first time I heard Bob Dylan sing I was a senior in high school. He sang a song on the Ed Sullivan TV variety show -- just a random guest appearance. They introduced him as a "folk singer." "Ladies and gentlemen, our next performer is a folk singer. Please welcome Bob Dylan." He came out with a guitar and a harmonica. He sang "The Ballad of Horace Brown." I thought "This guy is really different. This is not a folk song. He is putting them on. He is making a statement. They don't even realize. This is so cool. This is a song for right now. This is about the civil rights movement right now. This ain't no stinking folk song from the past." I was a fan of and supporter of Martin Luther King Jr. and later marched with him. Later that night, I thought: "Dylan (and others) are bringing the tradition of folk music into the present. This is important." I made a mental note to follow him. The next time I was in a record store I found his album "Free Wheeling" and bought it. This song, along with "Blowing in the Wind" and "Hard Rain's Gonna Fall" were on it. I "got it" as they say. It was so good I had to share it with everyone I knew. With that album he became the poet lauriat of my generation. As I listened to that record I and my friends joined my generation. My freshman year in college, in the dorm, Bob Dylan's songs were all we talked about. None of us had ever heard anything like it. And it just kept coming. He was so cool. In 1967, they did a documentary of his "Don't Look Back" tour of England. I watched it in a movie theatre. There is a scene of him arriving at an airport randomly holding a great big light bulb. An aggressive reporter rushes up to him and says "Tell us Mr. Dylan, what is the essence of your message." That is the dumbest question you can ask an artist. The obvious answer is, "If I could say it in a sentence, I would not need art." Dylan smiled, and was so totally cool. He said "Be good, and carry a big light bulb." All the young people in that theatre laughted their heads off. The older folks did not get it.
Awesome story sir, cheers 👍🏻😬
Pretty good? Pretty amazing if you ask me.
Pretty good? Josh has a better voice than Dylan!
@@marti7343Dylan’s version is deffo way better but this is good, way prefer Dylan’s voice
1:28 - Ab to A transition note + harmonies = most beautiful thing ever...
Also 2:56
It's so Nice. Beautiful
Maybe could be an E/G#
@@oneman49instruments ya, I think it is
The boys looked young back then, their music was already excellent; they have gone on to be even better.
If you have just found this now then you are super lucky because there is 9 years more worth of music you can now listen to created by these legendary guys. I'd like to imagine Bob Dylan sitting back watching these guys and thinking to himself "Yep I definitely did good."
I found them approx 4 months ago and, as you say, have spent some time watching all the other videos. These guys are ultra-talented and so much fun to watch as they're having more fun than their listeners. Such a pleasure for this 74-year-old to know the fate of quality music is in good hands with these fellas.
@@tanyaraven9492 that's wonderful. Music is such a wonderful shared experience whether in person or online. It cuts through all the differences we think we have to bring us all together.
I have been following Josh Turner for over a year now and I never fail to be in awe of his talent. I'm 75 and have been playing banjo for 25 years. I feel like a beginner next to him - and not even talking mandolin, guitar, bass uke and lute!
It's the truth Hank. Makes you wish you started decades earlier.
On the other hand I told a friend one time that I wished I had started playing the banjo when I was 10 and he said be glad that you started at 50 because you don't want to be 70 and say I wish I had started at 50.
Better to have started late than to never have started at all. Happy
Memorial Day.
Makes me feel great faith in life and the universal mind that young people can do this with such feeling of old souls..
Right on, does make you feel hope for the future of music and mankind.
You two were born to sing together.
I've probably listened to this once a week for a year or so. And I can't believe I've not left a comment. Maybe words just fail me. You boys just bring all these classic songs back to life. And it brings so many of us pure joy. Thank you!
Robin Wilkins 😭❤️so accurate
Nice duo.
cute
my favorite cover i listen to it every night
The Other Favorites is a superteam.
Josh is a good singer and an extremely talented beast in the instruments. Carson is a good guitarist who has a voice that makes all other singers sound pale in comparison. And both are superb in authoring original songs too.
Preech
I have been wondering if they write music; I've only seen their (superb) covers.
@@dianedavidson5283 check "The Levee" by the two of them among other great originals.
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I love "Angelina" and "The ballad of John McCrae"
How good of Bob Dylan to write this song for you.
Haa. That's great.
really! im a huge fan of Bob Dylan, but damn, this version its something
Dude?
Lol!!! Love your comment!!
This version is good, guys are doing it great but man Bob Dylan’s voice is a hard drug
I wonder often why god gives all of the talent to a few of the people, when so many of us would love to have just one of the gifts... but then I listen to this and I know. As much as I want to play this well, or sing this well or have a bit of this to play... I get to listen to this. Then it all makes sense. I wish god had blessed me with the talent, but at least he blessed me with the ears to hear it. Thank you.
I just can't get enough of this. The whole spectrum. The picking, harmonizing, the feeling. Gives me goosebumps without fail.
Its just amazing
this is one of the more honest and authentic covers of this song i have ever heard.
I have heard this song live, many many times
i have heard this song recorded many many times
this is by far, hands down the best version i have ever listened to
Thank You
amen! hehehe.
Most of their covers are better, amazing
Ditto.
You guys kick some serious ASS!! Awesome guitar, awesome singer, AWESOME harmonies!!! Thanks
Two young musical prodigies. Great to hear you then and now.
I'm trying to decide if I should use this incredible cover as inspiration to become better at guitar myself, or if I should use it as a sign to quit whilst I'm ahead
always go for it. you won't regret it :)
never stop playing.
If, after you've practiced hard for 10K hours, you still couldn't make a living at it if you wished to.... think about relegating music to a hobby and enjoying it to its fullest. Perhaps your real talents lie elsewhere, and with the money you could make in this other field, let's say, you could take music to a level you might never be able to, without that good income. (Just a thought.)
melomaniac DO IT!
So it's now a year later. What did you choose?
i gave her my heart but she wanted my soul.
True dat...
lawl life is great
I don't really get that line. Can someone explain?
I see it as he loved her, but she used his love as way to gain something else.
perryschnabel - hopefully you never get to know what it means, and maybe one day you will and you’ll come back to this song
Hands down the best cover I've found of this song.
Wait until you hear Peter, Paul, and Mary who did this back in 1964 !!!!!
@@frandanco6289 Yeah... Pizza, Poo and Magpie still have the best version, but it this is a close second.
Billy Strings did an amazing one as well , he really elevates the song.
@@frandanco6289 I love their version, but this one is so pure and clean. Nothing fancy. IMHO it's perfect: speaks directly into my heart.
This is the original key and the way Dylan played on the original recording - Key of E,
w/ a capo at fret 4. These guys are good. And real. Josh is doing some flourishes of his
own, but this is very close to the 50 year old version of this timeless song. Man, I've
been watching Josh's videos for about an hour now and I am impressed. He seems to
play all styles and adapt flawlessly to each, along with his friends who are really good,
too. especially their vocals. I'd not seen these prior to earlier today. Kid can play!
When you two harmonize, I feel it in my veins. I can't explain it any better than that.
I hope you feel proud to know your cover has been enjoyed by millions of people. I just stumbled upon it (11 years late) and I'm so happy to see you're still making music to this day. Best of luck, guys. This was wonderful.
I just found it today, myself. Hey, better late than never!
I keep coming back. Its beautiful isnt it. They have such great harmony together. The other favourites are an underrated gem.
Ditto, ditto!
i keep coming back to this video. i love it.
This moved me to tears this morning.
My dad passed away last year. Dylan was his favourite. I thought I cryed all tears already. Hearing your version I have some more. You are class act :)
In the same way that Simon and Garfunkel’s voices were simply meant to exist together.. and complement the other so beautifully, so do yours guys.. it’s a privilege to listen to you do such justice to this classic Dylan song. Much respect.
This is one of the finest gifts to be found on TH-cam. Thanks for sharing your remarkable talents.
How beautiful, the way kids this age have it all to give to a song. None of the weight or noise of the adult world to detract from the music or the poem.
Fantastic description. Articulated something that I couldn't quite place
Simon and garfunkel probably started somehow like this...you guys sound amazing.
Pablo Benito -- You know, Simon and Garfunkel _did_ start this way. They were living in NY City, in the same tenement building, and were also schoolmates I believe. So they grew up together - just like Josh & Carson.
I hope these guys don't end up like Simon and Garfunkel did!
Perfect....it's like going back 45 years, when Dylan came into my life...and it was with this song. Bravo.
2:45
Such a devastating verse.
“You just kinda wasted my precious time”
That last line sticks the knife in and twists it.
When the harmonies kicked in, I actually got goose bumps !!! That was powerful !!!!
I so wonder if Mister Bobby D himself has viewed this ... I am sure if he did he would be greatly moved ... what a lovely and pure rendition of his classic. If he did, I would picture him tipping his hat with a nod a wink and a smile .. knowing that this generation has a great respect for the past and carries it into the future faithfully with passion, skill, and clarity.
The part where you do the walk down to the Am singing “myyyyy precious time” was PERFECTION!! 🙌🏻 2:55
Same, that part is absolutely mesmerizing!
"You are just kinda wasted my, precious time" 2:55
Goosebumps all day
amazing harmony
Ralle/Maxiq Yea I love the way they add that little twist through a thick E7 / G#dim sonority before falling back to the main Am chord. Full credit to them since you had to change the singing melody as well to do that ;)
Oh woow amazing harmony
You're right it's a small and almost imperceptible touch on E7, but perfect
I'm late but why is everyone calling it an E7 when It's an A7?
I once thought that I was a musician. That all ended when I found this channel. I am terribly critical of all musicians and though I tried to spot some sort of break in the rythym or a sour harmony or even a mispronounced lyric.I found nothing but shear devotion towards the song. You guys have that "lost in space" kind of look when you are into a song. It's a look you don't see very often and by only a few artists. All I can say is that I AM A HUGE FAN !!!!!!
The Cockroaches North America you hit it with your "lost in space" comment! I really like to watch these guys play and sing because they get lost in the music and they love what they're doing. It's fun to watch and listen.
+The Cockroaches North America Pick up the guitar again. Stop playing isn't a good solution. Fingerpicking with a metronome and ear training gives a better result. You should think, see it's possible to do this. Bob Dylan isn't this good so at least you could be as good as Bob. He did well with a simpler "homemade" version of this song.
+Tom E Muncey Yeah! I agree with you!
Jozef Akantis I've watched his live performances and it's chord strumming. One is an american show about 40 minutes long but I can't see the guitar picking done on his recording. In my opinion Josh Turner would out-play him. Dylan would out-perform him in songwriting as he does with most acoustic songwriters.
earth He might agree that the picking on the record is good, I surely think so. I haven't seen Dylan do it live or anything like it.
12 years ago I discovered you guys, I was barely 16, not sure if this would be a lasting channel, and not even suspecting your channels would turn up to be that consistently good since then. Despite having the same musical influences as you guys, it's unreal to think that in the end, I grew up with you guys, with your music. And look at us now, all grown up, all adults, or at least supposed to be. Time does fly indeed, at an alarming rate, but I don't regret the one I invested in your channel, thanks for this.
Perfect ... absolutely perfect. Pack it up and hit the stage. If you had a concert I would buy a ticket for sure. You guys could be a modern day Everly Brothers / Simon and Garfunkel. The passion here is epic ... you guys sing and play from the soul. I am a fan. Kudos guys !
I consider myself a strong man who can handle most things but you two just made me cry. Absolutely amazing, but then I did something I should not have I looked at the upload date. You two must have been in your mid teens. There goes my music career I am just going to listen to you two and live a happy man.
Love this comment, so true. This is my favourite cover on youtubue and of my favourite song, still. And they recorded it at 2 AM. Doesn't get any better
Been a fan of these guys about a year now. This was the first song I ever heard from them,, such a lovely cover of perhaps the best Dylan love song I can think of. This song moves my soul. These kids make me smile to listen. Many of their covers are beyond words fantastic. Please don't stop making music and I promise not to stop listening.
that they both keep great songs alive is fantastic
Jamie Brown -- Peter, Paul, and Mary, did this song in 1964, and it was absolutely beautiful !!!
Those 3 always had incredible voices and harmony! They sounded like ONE Voice... Hard to do that..
And of course, all the credit to Bob Dylan for writing these beautiful songs way back then, too !
Can we just take a moment to appreciate lyrics of this song? It can be only written by a poet called Bob Dylan. I love how you laugh and cry to this song at the same time.
I believe Dylan would be proud of this cover! "The light I never knowed." Those words, right there, lyrics, they hit home.
This boy can sing. And in his style, no one else's. The pair are good. These two could go far.
I love Carson’s sly smile towards the end. I think behind this smile is the thought and the happiness of knowing that they’ve got a really good take and that it could be THE take they use, and also he’s just really enjoying the lovely music they’re making together. Well I can say wholeheartedly that we are enjoying that music with you Carson.
Ur youth and talent are not lost on us!
Thank God there's still real music alive in the new generation 🙌
For two young men to sing this with such feeling, I am amazed. Thank you! "I gave her my heart, but she wanted my soul!". I didn't learn this lesson until I was decades older.
Love the harmony! Both of you guys have great voices, but together is really special.
These guys are unbelievable. And this was done 7 years ago (2011).. they were kids. Super talents these two are!
Dylan is one of the few who can write a great song without a bridge verse. Just great poetry.
Still haven't found a better version. ❤
Billy strings version
Your voices by themselves are great but when you both sing the sound waves collide and turn into a very ear pleasing totally different sound. Excellent spot on sound, you really are accomplished singers. Bob would be proud of you.
First time I heard Dylan... Circa 1963. Riding with my grandad in his pickup down a back road. Blowing in the Wind came on an AM station. I knew at 5 years old that that song was more than I could understand. But I understood enough to know that it was an incredible song. I would listen for it every afternoon for a good while after that because they played the same song list everyday. I remember thinking after awhile some answers must hard to find....
A friend of mine in Manhattan and I have been enjoying sharing our discoveries of Josh and his many musically talented friends.
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This was fantastic.
The HAL 9000 series could do it better Dave.
I've been watching Josh for years and he's still one of the best guitar players and singers on TH-cam
7 years later, The Other Favorites are still kicking it. Amazing how far you men have come since way back here.
Love both Josh and Carson...superb talents!
The best don't think twice, it's alright cover i've heard.........EVER! This is really amazing! Carson's voice plus josh's guitar is gold!
The way you bring old classic songs back to life is incredible. As Bob Dylan once said 'keep on keepin' on'.
This is one of the most beautiful things I have ever heard
This is my favourite Dylan song and you guys do it so well. Thank you, a simply excellent performance.
Magic. I stop for 5 minutes here and there to listen to your crew. Something very special going on here. Its what lifes all about. Thank you.
A couple of true masters doing a wonderful rendition
Of all the covers of this masterpiece, this one is by far the best. Captures the essence of Dylan while adding your own cues. A cover that Bob himself would be proud of.
wow. I can't stop listening to this
Man ! I wish I was born to play, like these polished players. How cool is it to see all these awesome videos, sit-in' here with my magic, know it all light box, feeding on pure talent.
The more of your music I hear. The More I Want To Hear! I've been listening for weeks now. You both are absolutely awesome artist! I'm in Love!
Can I just relike it? I keep coming back every two months or so.... Best version of the song I’ve heard.
Whoa! Didn't anyone inform you, you can't be this good this young! Couple of old souls right here.
I can't express how much I'm in love with that harmony you two have when you play together
I been singing that song for fifty six years...grew up with Dylan. I felt him in you.
Outstanding, gentlemen. Thank you for this. Made my night. You have given me hope for your generation!
Next to Dylan himself this is the best version Iv'e heard.
me too
Try post Malone's
Michajeru try pete paul and marry
basses atta Peter, Paul, and Mary are my absolute favorites for this song because you can feel the emotion in Paul‘s voice like I’ve cried while listening to it a few times and then when I was lucky enough to see Peter and Paul and i cried even more in real life. You could feel all of the emotion in the room- it was insane.
@@denalilasko978 Just gunna throw my hat in for John Martyn's version from London Conversation
Today, you made me cry ! but it's joyful tears !
why are there actual tears in my eyes. the guitar playing is just...phenomenal
2020 and 3 million views, 9 years ago. The sound is still fantastic. We look forward to seeing you in Australia when the world is open for business again. You guys are up there with the best. Take care.
These young men have matured musically, but this is good at any age. Very talented. Thanks!
Great version, to be fair the best rendition that I've heard. Bang on harmony and brilliant ginger style guitar. Well done
That was absolute quality. I watched it again straight away. Loving that.
The best cover of One of my favorite Song of ever
Thank you and keep up the good work. Love the fact that young people are listening to Bob Dylan!
nearly a decade ago
Only 18 here, really enjoy this song so much.
I always come back to this. Such a tasteful, emotional, smooth rendition of this song. I feel so calm listening to this. Thank you guys for sharing your talents.
This is possibly one of the most beautiful performances I’ve ever heard. I can’t stop listening. ❤
Not many performances of this song do the subject matter justice. This is not a song to roll through "a good cover". It means something. You fellas capture it just right.
Ever been speechless but compelled to comment? Yeah that
Q Tips Wallet are you still in El Segundo tho?
Very well said. Clever indeed.
Only word that comes to mind for me - genius!
The way he hit that note on “traveling on” was beautiful
I never tire of hearing this song............thanx
Wow!!! What excellent picking. Beautiful song. Thank you.
I love seeing these old videos of you and Carson. You guys were so young.
Wow. This is a stupendous cover of Dylan's classic.
This renews my hope for the future. Real music, by real musicians plus Dylan. Hard to beat that.
geee man, I looked at this video exactly 12 years ago, it poped on my feed GOD IDK why. So much memories....
this is indescribably beautiful- just close you eyes and listen to it