First Time Hearing Bob Dylan - “Moonshiner” Reaction | Asia and BJ
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Wow, this is a deep, deep cut. This was released on a much later record of unreleased material. There is a whole world of Dylan in many musical styles to explore. And, I hope you do.
Indeed.... a very, very deep cut!
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If you want to hear the birth of Rap, listen to 'It's alright ma, I'm only bleeding' In 1965! this man singing Rap before anyone had ever heard of the word or the genre, he is a genius, pure and simple. Just be thankful your on the planet at the same time as him.
Not to take away anything From the God Dylan a 40's band called the Jubalaires did a little rapping. Again not to take away from Dylan or you it's just info.
'Subterranean Homesick Blues' is a rap song...haha, IMHO. It's even got the cadence. But scatting and such goes back much further.
When you listen to Dylan's music you have to let him drag you along on his storyline...It requires close attention to what he is trying to tell you...Very much a master poet who happens to put his poems to music... Love you guys!!!
voice, one acoustic guitar, and a harmonica rack.. doesn't get more raw and real than that.
Absolutely one of my favorite vocal performances by Bob Dylan what a great song for his voice
All of Bob’s music is so good it just stands alone
However I’ve never seen that album cover that I can remember
And I have listen to Bob since 1968 collected more than 30 of his lp’s
So a deep deep cut
The diversity of music on your channel is not only amazing, but kinda inspiring. In that it reminds me too explore music more then I already do...most of the songs you guys listen too, I've heard, like this one, but once in a while, I'm surprised and inspired...so thanks for that
He has an interesting and very distinct voice. 💯 🔥
Bob Dylan can provide a wealth of incredible music. Check out his live performances
It's alright Ma
Jokerman
Time out of Mind
Tangled up in Blue
( Just for starters along with the others suggestions)
This sounds to me like very early Bob Dylan like 1961 or 62 right after he blew into Greenwich Village, New York City from Minnesota. He was playing these lonesome songs in the folk clubs and sounding older than his years. And, of course, it was a different time.
Asia & BJ, you’ll love his “Blowin’ In The Wind”, "The Times They Are a-Changin' “ , "Just Like a Woman"
and “Positively 4th Street”!!!
One of my favorite of many Dylan songs... just great!
Bob Dylan I think was one of the first rappers if you think about it
Chillin like a villain,
*like Bob Dylan on Penicillin!*
Wow. This is Deep Deep Dylan. Thanks for doing this one. Dylan wears many coats. God I love him
Hey!!!
Its so nice to have yall react to Dylan's version of Moonshiner.
Its one of my favorite songs off the Bootleg Box set.
The best line in this song? "Their breath is as sweet as the dew on the vine." The first time I heard this thirty years ago I expected the tired, age-old rhyme with wine of some kind. But Dylan being Dylan - the greatest songwriter ever - he threw me a curveball. And a lovely one, at that.
Dylan yes !
Bob Dylan Hurricane song is amazing!
Wow, this is a pleasant surprise! More of His Bobness is always welcome!
That one long harmanica note puts me in my feels
Be careful. One day you’re like ahhh Bob Dylan is alright I don’t get the hype. Then out of nowhere you’re on a solo drive and you’re bumping whole albums without any idea why. And loving it.
Sad Eyed Lady of The Lowlands Or Visions of Johanna are what you should check out next, both from his masterpiece album Blonde On Blonde.
Master storyteller
"Bob Dylan - It's Alright Ma (I'm Only Bleeding)" best Lyrics or "Bob Dylan - Pretty Saro" best dylan voice performance ever"
A wonderful Dylan song from about this time (late 80s, early 90s), that I only recently discovered is What Was It You Wanted. Willie Nelson also did a wonderful cover of it.
The battle against alcohol is real and deep as this song portrays , if one gets the connections ....
The intro to this song sounds like the intro to another song of his 'Don't Think Twice It's Alright'.
Hard to believe this song is from 1963 (he already sounds old, yet it's almost 60 years ago and he's still on tour right now).
Y’all saw him in the “We are the World” video. Y’all def know some of his songs…maybe from another artist singing them…like all along the watchtower from Hendrix…or make you feel my love from Adele. You should should give Tangled up in Blue, Rainy Day Woman, and Like a Rolling Stone a day in court…
When I was a 16-year-old kid nearly 50 years ago a family friend gave me a bootleg Bob Dylan album and this song was on it, I was enthralled by this song, one of my all-time favorite Bob Dylan tunes, I recommend listening to all the songs on this album if it’s the same one I’m thinking of, mine was just a plain white cover with typing on it, there are some very good songs on it although the quality was poor as indeed it was a bootleg, “The Band” was backing some of the songs and there was even one song on there with Johnny Cash (1000 miles behind), very interesting stuff.😊
He has a diverse style, quite unique. Have a great night guys :D
Not everyone's cup o' tea, but Thank you. I'm a big Dylan fan and have never heard this Song before. Also. He was 23 when he recorded this. He could not have been drinkin' Whiskey and Beer for 17 years. Just Story. Try one of his Hits.
This song is an old Irish folk song from the 1800s
As everybody else said this is a cover not one of his originals. Having said that it's a great vocal performance. Lots of good suggestions below but It's alright Ma has to be a good one to get an intro into his lyrical genius. You need to listen to him doing Like a Rolling Stone and not some poor imitation. It's almost impossible to suggest where to start with Bob as he's been producing songs for 6 decades in different styles. From his last album Murder Most Foul is a masterpiece and makes a good companion piece to It's Alright some 50 odd years later
Ya'll oughta do some Jimmie Rodgers sometime. Any of his "Blue Yodels" are great. The best known of the series are: Blue Yodel no.1(T For Texas), Blue Yodel no.4 (California Blues [a very young Louie Armstrong plays trumpet]), Blue Yodel N.o8 (Mule Skinner Blues), and the Last Blue Yodel (The Women Make a Fool Out of Me)” That last one was released after his death. Also, "T B Blues" is a chilling one to listen to if just because TB is what eventually killed him. ("Ain't nobody ever whipped the TB blues") Also, a couple of really famous fun ones by Jimmie are "Frankie and Johnny" and "In the Jailhouse Now"
Bob works for me.
I'm still suggesting you do his "Gotta Serve Somebody" . as in another comment this is a deep cut , "serve somebody " isn't . its as funky as you'll ever hear him . p!ease and thank you
Very young Bob Dylan
Thanks!
You bet!
he just talks to you one on one!
You guys need to listen to his electric rock albums
This is a sad rendition of moonshiner a folk song
As much as I'm a huge fan of Dylan and this song, I can't, for the life of me, figure out why someone suggested this cover over all his famous originals.
I think it’s great and more of these deep cuts need to be heard more IMO
@@doriwiljt I didn't say they were bad but not good for introductions to an artist
@@TheGoldenCapstone I get it.
@@doriwiljt is this a cover? I thought this was an original. If cover... who was the original?
I understand why. It was because Dylan is not known for his singing abilities. This song, if you listen closely, he is dead on vocally and actually gives quite an emotional performance with his singing.
May I suggest you listen to “positively fourth Street”, you might like that one.
If this is the first Dylan song you’ve done then you’ve got so much to look forward to! Tough one to start with, and not fairly representative of what he has to offer.
Like a Rolling Stone
Mr Tambourine Man
Tangled Up in Blue
Hurricane
It’s Alright Ma (I’m Only Bleeding)
All Along the Watchtower
Visions of Johanna
Don’t Think Twice It’s Alright
And dozens and dozens more! The greatest songwriter of our times.
Great traditional folk song, decent version. I would suggest you try Uncle Tupelo's version, much more heft to it.
Lol Asia, but I must admit this is a serious deep dive Dylan song, hardly one of his hits, or greatest of...way more obscure.
I agree with Asia it's not one of my favorites 🥰🥰
Wow, that sounds like some old folk music.. moonshine was a staple, often was used as same as cash back in the day. Even George Washington was known to make it and trade with it.