Are you aware of this song existing anywhere else than the film (natural born killers)... It's weird it's (not conclusively speaking but) my favourite piece of Dylan genius and I owe hearing it to a fairly contradictory and silly (though impressive in parts and in Harlesons performance) 90s Oliver stone film.
I'm 77...been a fan since 60s...visited a coffee house in the village in '67 but didn't see him ...poetry does heal wounds inflicted by reason and if you can't say it with pictures...keep your strictures
a nice old song ....i remember listening to jo stafford singing it on the radio in the 1950's..i'm sure bob was listening too..we're about the same age..i'm 82....bob does a beautiful job singing this old song..makes me well up...thank you bob..love, roz
Dylan’s had such a long career and so many recording sessions and concerts that I bet every so often something comes along and startles even him, having forgotten all about it because of the vastness of his works.
@@charlessoukup1111 Yes it’s good when it’s good.♥️😇Bad,well you move forward.Learn by whatever one did to get it to SOUR.I always have thought that when your right person arrives you will both make it work.GOD BLESS.
He's had such an influence so many times ,im just after finding this song after33yr of looking for it it's in one of my favourite top 10 movies "Natural Born Killer " staring Woody H, thank you Ziggie 35yrs Ë
I've been playing Bob's songs since my mom showed me 3 chords, C F and G as a young 9-year-old. He's had more influence on the musicians than anyone in the world. No one can compare to Bob Dylan. He does it his way, and you take it or leave it. Most people take it and love it. Glad I became aware of his songs from the beginning. You get what you get from his songs, and it will most likely be different every time. According to your mood. And that's the way he presents it each time he does it. That's true art.
really thought this was an early Bob Dylan song, never heard it before, early hit for some band called Duprees, but a beautiful melody/lyric and Dylan's voice is perfect here, I found a gem here.
As usual he did it once for the movie, never to be played again. Interesting how he can write a song on the fly and it becomes the top song for three or four groups. Look up Wagon Wheel.
I had no idea Bob Dylan wrote this. The Patsy Cline version is almost impossible to rival because her voice was so beautiful and I'm not going to lie when the first couple of sentences of this hit, my ears almost exploded. I love Dylan but this is a tough listen LOL
Non solo.... molto di più .....da settantenne lo apprezzo di più, mi si stringe il cuore mi ricorda la mia giovinezza in un tempo difficile come lo fu allora.....e anche i miei giovani amori che non scorderò mai !!!!! Grazie Dylan.
The woman at the end of this - with Dylan (at 3.08) was someone very special to him - I remember reading an article about them. Can someone help me here with my memory? And yes, Dylan is WAY UP THERE amongst the greatest of his time!
It’s very true that I fell in love with you from that very old bar/restaurant experience. But, lots of time has passed. You are YOU and I’m certainly still me.
Joni James was the first to record it in February 1952.Jo Stafford, Dean Martin, Ella Fitzgerald and Patsy Cline all recorded before the Duprees recorded in 1962.
Where did ifirst hear Bob dylans name in a beatles song maybe my dad imitating some or other tune. I must have been in Worcestershire. Him his guitar a microphone an amplifier... a mic stand Effort
John Lennon referred to Dylan in the song Yer Blues from the white album referencing Dylan’s song Ballad of a Thin Man. Years later the Counting Crows pay homage to Dylan in Me and Mr. Jones.
@@leslieperkins2722 yes that's right. Momentarily I thought of a happier occasion but it slipped away .... its not an unhappy song though but Lennon was a great too. All along the watch tower also Mr Dylan shared with Jimi Hendrix. And they're important names we share as well with our wheels on fire.
Really wasn’t like that. You wasn’t a good boyfriend. Got that arrogance bug. Judy? One could say that, too. But, that was long ago. As for Wisconsin, I believe you still like her.
Ma in questa canzone Dylan..... non è, perché sembra Topo gigio. O la voce è sua ma che aveva bevuto come uno zombi.???????per me non è assolutamente la sua voce!
@@lambsauce1468 its a soviet block handgun chambered in what they call 9mm Makarov. I have a video review of it on my channel. I'm not a soviet. My initials are CZ and I was born in 1982. Fun coincidence. Feel free to watch the video. 🍻
Faith is the evidence of things not seen. Without faith it is impossible to please God. He that cometh to God must believe that HE is, and HE is a rewarder if them that diligently seek HIM. GOD is Jesus Christ. There is no God called allah and muhammad of the quran was a pedophile not a prophet. I belong to Jesus Christ who is God
Jesus called God Allah. Ilahi, Ilahi, Lima sabahtani, which in Aramaic and also in Arabic means My God, my God, why have you abandoned me. Aramaic was the language Jesus spoke.
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Mr. Dylan you mean so much to so many. A more complete artist this country has never known. Careers and lives dwindle but our connection to God inversely strengthens as we near the afterlife. Continued good health to you and your loved ones. God bless. John
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Wow. One of the finest songs I've ever heard in my life.
I'm 75. Been a Dylan fan since the 1960s.
Are you aware of this song existing anywhere else than the film (natural born killers)... It's weird it's (not conclusively speaking but) my favourite piece of Dylan genius and I owe hearing it to a fairly contradictory and silly (though impressive in parts and in Harlesons performance) 90s Oliver stone film.
Yep I heard it ,& remember it in natural born psychopaths.
55 and fell in love with his music as a 16 year old. Saw him first time live summer of 84, as a 17 year old. Boy, what a concert!
of course we will❤👍👍👍
I'm 77...been a fan since 60s...visited a coffee house in the village in '67 but didn't see him ...poetry does heal wounds inflicted by reason and if you can't say it with pictures...keep your strictures
Creative genius in all of his creations.....music, art , poetry, Love him
He's got everything he needs, he's an artist, he "Don't Look Back".
he's got an egyptian ring..it sparkles and it shines....
@@rosalindkover9341 ... that sparkles before she speaks
a nice old song ....i remember listening to jo stafford singing it on the radio in the 1950's..i'm sure bob was listening too..we're about the same age..i'm 82....bob does a beautiful job singing this old song..makes me well up...thank you bob..love, roz
You Belong to Me
Song from Patsy Cline 1952
Bobby’s voice changes to meet the mood of the song!❤❤❤❤❤
MANNY MOODS.
I remember the song 🎶 he did one that I really liked. . The times they are A changing.Times definitely have come and gone.♥️😇
He is an explosion of talent on every level.
Dylan’s had such a long career and so many recording sessions and concerts that I bet every so often something comes along and startles even him, having forgotten all about it because of the vastness of his works.
The greatest genius of my lifetime.
To royal phil 🏴🎸😄
A singer with soul that touched many.His music is so soothing.😇❤️Love will always conquer the obstacles.
Love? Good when its good shit when it's shit & he sang up both.
@@charlessoukup1111 Yes it’s good when it’s good.♥️😇Bad,well you move forward.Learn by whatever one did to get it to SOUR.I always have thought that when your right person arrives you will both make it work.GOD BLESS.
He's had such an influence so many times ,im just after finding this song after33yr of looking for it it's in one of my favourite top 10 movies "Natural Born Killer " staring Woody H, thank you Ziggie
35yrs
Ë
and worth the wait
Ç
Love the voice and mood the song puts me in.
❤☕️😇It popped up again.Listening again. Thanks for sharing.
I've been playing Bob's songs since my mom showed me 3 chords, C F and G as a young 9-year-old. He's had more influence on the musicians than anyone in the world. No one can compare to Bob Dylan. He does it his way, and you take it or leave it. Most people take it and love it. Glad I became aware of his songs from the beginning. You get what you get from his songs, and it will most likely be different every time. According to your mood. And that's the way he presents it each time he does it. That's true art.
I AM 65 OLD...AND BEEN SINCE 1975..
Beautiful song, remarkably similar to "Make you feel my love"
really thought this was an early Bob Dylan song, never heard it before, early hit for some band called Duprees, but a beautiful melody/lyric and Dylan's voice is perfect here, I found a gem here.
It has been recorded many many times by different artists.
I always thought Bob Dylan always played his own original songs. I never heard this cover of Joe Staffords 1952 hit. Awesome.
Beautifully song
*Beautiful
The old song'You Belong To Me' won't fade under BOB DYLAN interpret the melody
ONLY SAW HIM SEVEN TIMES..
You are very blessed. Never seen him at all. Love him to bits.
I saw Bob and Van "The Man" Morrison together, it was pretty amazing. I also saw Bob and a young Jewel. Amazing shows ❤️
@@jezzieb4995 You are blessed! I didn’t know either of them are still performing. Amazing!
Meeting the Great Man is the last on my bucket list. It will happen. It's fate.
❤❤❤me too
Bob Dylan is simply the best lyricist of the second half of the 20th century.
Touched so many lives ty BD
As usual he did it once for the movie, never to be played again. Interesting how he can write a song on the fly and it becomes the top song for three or four groups. Look up Wagon Wheel.
He didn't really record it with a movie in mind, the track is an outtake from the "Good As I Been To You" album.
Thank you for sharing this ❤
MARAVILHOSO.
I had no idea Bob Dylan wrote this. The Patsy Cline version is almost impossible to rival because her voice was so beautiful and I'm not going to lie when the first couple of sentences of this hit, my ears almost exploded. I love Dylan but this is a tough listen LOL
no he didn't write it ,it's from 1952
@@hirschmo2 then I guess there is no excuse for this version... 😂
I LOVE DYLAN. I am kidding (not really)
@@jezzieb4995 haha I actually love this version I don't know it's just something about Dylan
@@hirschmo2
Jo Stafford is the original from ww2
Dolcissima bellissima ❤️
Non solo.... molto di più .....da settantenne lo apprezzo di più, mi si stringe il cuore mi ricorda la mia giovinezza in un tempo difficile come lo fu allora.....e anche i miei giovani amori che non scorderò mai !!!!! Grazie Dylan.
The woman at the end of this - with Dylan (at 3.08) was someone very special to him - I remember reading an article about them. Can someone help me here with my memory?
And yes, Dylan is WAY UP THERE amongst the greatest of his time!
Joan Biaz.
@@olly8 Thanks!
The good Lord Jesus gifted the world by way of this talented dude.🌈
January 21, 2023
It’s very true that I fell in love with you from that very old bar/restaurant experience. But, lots of time has passed. You are YOU and I’m certainly still me.
Love
Dylan at his beautiful best
Ele é demais insuperável
excelente!
💞💞Love ...
You were an unknown, hadn’t traveled to New York, yet. So, in the corner of mind, I can claim my young girls love.
GOT YAA
❤
Très belle chanson. Voix émouvante. Quelques minutes magiques.
Qu'est ce que c'est beau...je découvre...
Yes I cpletely agree
*completely
love
♥️👏
She can’t be owned. She knows exactly what that for always commitment is. Demanding ownership isn’t in my wheelhouse.
Nicely done originally by the Duprees ...
Joni James was the first to record it in February 1952.Jo Stafford, Dean Martin, Ella Fitzgerald and Patsy Cline all recorded before the Duprees recorded in 1962.
I would never have known this was originally Patsy Cline if I hadn't heard Bob Dylan's version
bello!
Yes
This isn't the Dylan song. This is somebody's cover of the song the Duprees made famous...
Kiitos sinulle sinne jonnekin ..
Ok bob
Where did ifirst hear Bob dylans name in a beatles song maybe my dad imitating some or other tune. I must have been in Worcestershire. Him his guitar a microphone an amplifier... a mic stand
Effort
John Lennon referred to Dylan in the song Yer Blues from the white album referencing Dylan’s song Ballad of a Thin Man. Years later the Counting Crows pay homage to Dylan in Me and Mr. Jones.
@@leslieperkins2722 yes that's right. Momentarily I thought of a happier occasion but it slipped away .... its not an unhappy song though but Lennon was a great too. All along the watch tower also Mr Dylan shared with Jimi Hendrix. And they're important names we share as well with our wheels on fire.
never heard this
And him and him and him and him and him and him and him
Hello
You can have theses phones
it's certainly different from jo stafford's version.
언어 음악 느낌
맛습니다
Really wasn’t like that. You wasn’t a good boyfriend. Got that arrogance bug. Judy? One could say that, too. But, that was long ago. As for Wisconsin, I believe you still like her.
❣️🎤🎸📻🎶🎹🎼🎵🔊🎧❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️🎤🎤🎤🎤🎤🎤🎤🎤🎤🎤🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸
Why is he pinching his nose while he sings?
📍... QuoVadis? OUI You Belong to me 📍💭 ⭕️ ❌️
Like my house belongs to me?
🤣🤣
Yes
Nick Cave: I do, dear, I do
Berlanga.
Tàķes me bacķ
Ma in questa canzone Dylan..... non è, perché sembra Topo gigio. O la voce è sua ma che aveva bevuto come uno zombi.???????per me non è assolutamente la sua voce!
If you're feeling weirdly possessive, buy a CZ82. There's a review on my channel.
Wtf is a CZ82?
@@lambsauce1468 its a soviet block handgun chambered in what they call 9mm Makarov. I have a video review of it on my channel. I'm not a soviet. My initials are CZ and I was born in 1982. Fun coincidence. Feel free to watch the video. 🍻
I'm Australian so I can't have one. I was born in 69. 82 was a pretty good year.
@@lambsauce1468 how are you supposed to defend yourself from tyranny? Spears?
Folding chairs 😆
NOPE!
goofy guy
Faith is the evidence of things not seen. Without faith it is impossible to please God. He that cometh to God must believe that HE is, and HE is a rewarder if them that diligently seek HIM. GOD is Jesus Christ. There is no God called allah and muhammad of the quran was a pedophile not a prophet. I belong to Jesus Christ who is God
Jesus called God Allah. Ilahi, Ilahi, Lima sabahtani, which in Aramaic and also in Arabic means My God, my God, why have you abandoned me. Aramaic was the language Jesus spoke.
@@paulflemming732 you're deceived. Jesus never referred to God as allah ect.
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Mr. Dylan you mean so much to so many. A more complete artist this country has never known. Careers and lives dwindle but our connection to God inversely strengthens as we near the afterlife. Continued good health to you and your loved ones. God bless. John
@@johnware7353 You know that's not the real Dylan, right? LOL