As you know, Swingin' Pig is a free service. If you have the means, please support me by purchasing my new album "2nd Impressions": www.amazon.com/2nd-Impressions-Explicit-Ross-Wylde/dp/B096DLG6VK You can also see/hear my material with the links below: Spotify: open.spotify.com/album/1cYZa5DjB9rgy4mkLYjUHf?si=n8KN9ToQTheEgZzLGLzUdQ&dl_branch=1&nd=1 Instagram: instagram.com/the_pianoman/ TH-cam: th-cam.com/channels/M4qy_oCK4B416BYCgeFG6g.html Love & Peace, ~Ross Wylde aka SP
I'da bought "2nd Impressions" out of gratitude for all the great stuff here but as it happens that's a really nice album. Shouldn't be surprised but it sounds like something that deserves and will reward repeat play.
Yo Ross, I really like "2nd Impressions" man, gonna be getting a copy. And thanks for the upload, this is a better recording than the one they released on those bootlegs, feels more like you're there. On a side note, check out my EP I put out last month "Live in Fishtown EP" Cheers Tony
HE simply sounds like the contained and sound minded high willed and right in heart....tellin his story so well.......I love him love him.....may his voice get the best soothin around...
I would do it for him if I ever get to see him face to face........can do anything he could ever ask...miracles.. even. .for him....for my sake; for he to see himself.....like I do.... .......yes....it does matter.....man....yes....Titan....and more.
Highway 61 Revisited is a classic album. Apart from the mould breaking single Like A Rolling Stone. Tombstone Blues, Ballad of a Thin Man, the title track, Desolation row. It's definitely one of my favourite Dylan album's. Bringing it all back home is my favourite Dylan album. I remember buying the album, before cds, and side 2 just blew me away. I hadn't heard anything like it. I was familiar with Mr.Tambourine man from my brother's greatest hits, but on the album from which it came, Tambourine Man, Gates Of Eden, It's alright ma (I'm only bleeding) and It's all over now, baby blue. One after the other. It was like having a religious experience. An epiphany. The lyrics to Its Alright Ma just blew a hole in my head. It's still one of the greatest songs ever written, in my opinion. 36 years later and I still get a buzz from listening to those 4 tracks. The whole album was a game changer. Not just for Dylan, but for the whole music scene. Side 1 all electric. Kicking off with Subterranean Homesick Blues was sublime. Side 2 all acoustic (bar a some electric touches on tambourine man) with some of his greatest lyrics up to that point, and still to this day with Its Alright Ma. It was also the first of his so called 'electric trilogy'. Immense.
I just now discoverd this channel. Ive been buying dylan since 66 when i was 15 and purchased his debut album in mono. I preserver that album and play the stereo version mostly. I was very fortunate to see him with the band in February of 74 at the Forum in LA. The concert was recored live for the album Before the Flood. It was an amazing experience and concert as i had at that point dove heavily into his music, song by song and read his biography in 71 or 72. Thank you for this sight and your time to the greatest writer, poet in our generation
@@snowfiresunwind well Ill tell you Im 71 now so Im an old man but those 2 concerts I saw were truly amazing. Every bit as good as they sound on tape or record. One thing that amuses me is after an interval and Bob and the Band came out for the electric set, a lot of fans booed him and walked out. How stupid was that ?
@@FlaschDJ 1:00 Picasso had a blue period where he used mainly blue pallette. Dunno were there others but became a relatively well known term through picasso
Such a magical masterful musician. I also love the song especially the last verse. I wonder how Dylan does it, writing such wonderful and probably personal songs that we still all relate to. It is beautiful.
Absolutely ...I love this verson...neil young was recorded doining it in a bootleg double album I also like towns van sant ifoubd on youtube ...i enjoy pkayin it on guitar ...uve changed a few of the words....SO PLEASD TO HEAR WHO TOM THUMB WAS. THANX for another classic bob..
Boston's back Bay theater 1966 I saw him walk in the back door with his polka dots shirt I followed him went up and talked to Garth Hudson saw the shelf for free I'll never forget it
Some people sing Dylan's songs. Some people present them. In this verson Bob goes through all the pain and agony of Tom Thum's blues. The first Dylan song that was trapped in my recollection after first time hearing the Blonde on Blonde "sweet" version. What a wonderful experience, this version, with a smoking band.
My 2nd favorite Bob Dylan song (1st is Heaven’s Door), I like his tall tales. This song just rocks!! I can just see the bar/whore house, the lyrics are perfect 👍 Love his beginning of electric guitar 🎸 and The Band❤
Performed on his 25th birthday so presumably he was 23-4 years of age when he wrote it - do any 24 year olds write songs like this now? Let me know of any suggestions as I miss this form of lyrical mastery.
Nobody before or since writes like that. Maybe even the man himself. Yes he has had so many times of brilliance since then . How does an artist , musician, writer, poet top early genius. Almost never happens. But we are talking about Bob Dylan, one of the greatest poets of the 20th century.
@@striderranger7384 In a 2004 interview with 60 minutes, Bob Dylan remarked on his early work, saying, "I don’t know how I got to write those songs... Those early songs were almost like magically written - darkness at the break of noon, shadows even the silver spoon, the hand-made blade, a child’s balloon. Well, try to sit down and write something like that. There’s a magic to that and it’s not Siegfried and Roy kind of magic, you know, it’s a different kind of penetrating magic, and I did it at one time." When interviewer Ed Bradley responds, "And you don’t think you can do it today?" Dylan bows his head a little and says "no". "Does that disappoint you?" Says Bradley. Dylan looks as though he wants to say yes for a moment before answering, "Well you can’t do something forever and I did it once. I can do other things now, but I can’t do that."
@@striderranger7384 Agreed - and what an achievement his so-called 60s triology of BIABH, H61 and BonB was between 1965-66. Never to be repeated by anyone.
I read that when Bob went electric and was getting boo , that he spoke about it something like this and please correct me if im wrong bob ' medicine doesn't taste good going down, but when you feel better, you may even forget you took the medicine . You feel better but you forgot how you got there's ' humm
Oops, mistake: I was 13 yo. such a long time ago. It would take me 5 more years and a higher quality record player to discover - and appreciate - the fabulous B side
I miss that voice before his accident (motorcycle wreck in July 1966). Before that, his voice seemed open and whaling (th-cam.com/video/znrlLDG0ynU/w-d-xo.html). After that, it seemed he started singing through his nose, e.g., The Concert for Bangladesh.
His backing group for this tour was The Hawks, later famous as The Band, though drummer Levon Helm had left the tour long before due to the stress of the hostile audience receptions.
Brilliant insight and record of the greatest ‘musical expeditionary’. Thanks SP for continued mining of this era. Some of your followers might like this 8 bar blues version of Gotta Serve Somebody th-cam.com/video/LLwTcyTFhdc/w-d-xo.html . Thanks again and take care
As you know, Swingin' Pig is a free service. If you have the means, please support me by purchasing my new album "2nd Impressions": www.amazon.com/2nd-Impressions-Explicit-Ross-Wylde/dp/B096DLG6VK
You can also see/hear my material with the links below:
Spotify: open.spotify.com/album/1cYZa5DjB9rgy4mkLYjUHf?si=n8KN9ToQTheEgZzLGLzUdQ&dl_branch=1&nd=1
Instagram: instagram.com/the_pianoman/
TH-cam: th-cam.com/channels/M4qy_oCK4B416BYCgeFG6g.html
Love & Peace,
~Ross Wylde aka SP
Thanks heaps for your posts! Brilliant find. Will support when there's money for jam 🙏👍💯
I'da bought "2nd Impressions" out of gratitude for all the great stuff here but as it happens that's a really nice album. Shouldn't be surprised but it sounds like something that deserves and will reward repeat play.
Ima freeloader but when I win the lotto you get a bonus for all your humanitarian efforts. Sincerely.
Yo Ross, I really like "2nd Impressions" man, gonna be getting a copy. And thanks for the upload, this is a better recording than the one they released on those bootlegs, feels more like you're there.
On a side note, check out my EP I put out last month "Live in Fishtown EP"
Cheers
Tony
Thank You for sharing your passion with so many.
I love how rough he sounds here. He sounds tired, burnt out. It adds a whole new layer to this song. Dylan is a titan among men.
HE simply sounds like the contained and sound minded high willed and right in heart....tellin his story so well.......I love him love him.....may his voice get the best soothin around...
I would do it for him if I ever get to see him face to face........can do anything he could ever ask...miracles.. even. .for him....for my sake; for he to see himself.....like I do.... .......yes....it does matter.....man....yes....Titan....and more.
The handsome family band had sing this song "Just like a Tom thumbs'blues, not bad ,but didn't good than Bob Dylans' description of his tone
Stay away from drugs. He was stoned here....
@@thesongtowoody When wasn't he?
Just like Tom thumb its one of my all time favorites of Bob, a surreal masterpiece
Highway 61 Revisited is a classic album. Apart from the mould breaking single Like A Rolling Stone. Tombstone Blues, Ballad of a Thin Man, the title track, Desolation row. It's definitely one of my favourite Dylan album's. Bringing it all back home is my favourite Dylan album. I remember buying the album, before cds, and side 2 just blew me away. I hadn't heard anything like it. I was familiar with Mr.Tambourine man from my brother's greatest hits, but on the album from which it came, Tambourine Man, Gates Of Eden, It's alright ma (I'm only bleeding) and It's all over now, baby blue. One after the other. It was like having a religious experience. An epiphany. The lyrics to Its Alright Ma just blew a hole in my head. It's still one of the greatest songs ever written, in my opinion. 36 years later and I still get a buzz from listening to those 4 tracks. The whole album was a game changer. Not just for Dylan, but for the whole music scene. Side 1 all electric. Kicking off with Subterranean Homesick Blues was sublime. Side 2 all acoustic (bar a some electric touches on tambourine man) with some of his greatest lyrics up to that point, and still to this day with Its Alright Ma. It was also the first of his so called 'electric trilogy'. Immense.
May be my fav opening line of any Dylan song. When you're lost in the rain in Juarez and it's Easter time too!
I guess Passover wouldn’t fit as well…😂
@@SweetbJames Pesakh (Passover in Yiddish) works!
I love how broken his voice is by this time from the quiet intro to the rasped rebel yells in the song.
I just now discoverd this channel. Ive been buying dylan since 66 when i was 15 and purchased his debut album in mono. I preserver that album and play the stereo version mostly. I was very fortunate to see him with the band in February of 74 at the Forum in LA. The concert was recored live for the album Before the Flood. It was an amazing experience and concert as i had at that point dove heavily into his music, song by song and read his biography in 71 or 72. Thank you for this sight and your time to the greatest writer, poet in our generation
This whole album is a masterpiece.
Everything Dylan did in 66 is a masterpiece.
@@broken1394
Agreed. Electric dylan , who predicted
that ?? Just in time....
@@broken1394everything Dylan did from 63’ - 67’ is a masterpiece
A YOUNG VERY GIFTED MUSICIAN WITH A VERY WISE SOUL.
Young he's 80 but 4ever young
Hello how are you doing 😊
This is very much how Bob sounded at the Melbourne concerts in April 66. I was at both of those shows back then.
I envy you for witnessing Dylan live in 1966 - any of his '66 concerts are artistic history.
@@snowfiresunwind well Ill tell you Im 71 now so Im an old man but those 2 concerts I saw were truly amazing. Every bit as good as they sound on tape or record.
One thing that amuses me is after an interval and Bob and the Band came out for the electric set, a lot of fans booed him and walked out.
How stupid was that ?
@@tenparab Yes very stupid behaviour but back in 1966 Dylan with an electric guitar was blasmorphy to die-hard folkies. Hard to believe it now.
@@snowfiresunwind thats right, they were genuinely outraged with him.
@@snowfiresunwind artistic history. Absolutely! A very short special time in history.
This is Dylan at his MOST DYLANISH !
Thanks for providing us with this little gem from Bob's Blue period.
Blue Period? What’s “Blue Period” mean?
@@FlaschDJ painters go through a phase with a blue palette, songwriters a phase where they write blues music.
@@FlaschDJ 1:00
Picasso had a blue period where he used mainly blue pallette. Dunno were there others but became a relatively well known term through picasso
Such a magical masterful musician.
I also love the song especially the last verse.
I wonder how Dylan does it, writing such wonderful and probably personal songs that we still all relate to. It is beautiful.
its a gift ...
Man, that's some loose jingle jangle music. I like it. It doesn't hurt that the song itself is one of my faves.
This man is in a class by himself
Great version! Full of energy and the Band completely in it! For sure it was a revolution to hear Dylan in 66!
Dear God ~ thank you for Bob Dylan
DITTO
Tom's Thumb, one of my absolutely top favs from Bob. And this version... man... good old days. I was 3 months old by then. Love you, Bob!🙏🌹🌺❤❤
i was 8
He was 25 years old, man! Very cool version.
I'm glad this song is explained.
Absolutely ...I love this verson...neil young was recorded doining it in a bootleg double album I also like towns van sant ifoubd on youtube ...i enjoy pkayin it on guitar ...uve changed a few of the words....SO PLEASD TO HEAR WHO TOM THUMB WAS. THANX for another classic bob..
Love this Thanks Ross/SP🌺🌹👌
Haven’t heard this dedication to the Mexican artist Tom Thumb..since the ‘70’s I think❣️ Well sung Thanks Dylan🌺❣️🌹🎶👌🌞
I’ve always loved this version, almost as good as the one on the B side of the I Want You single👍👍❤️❤️
Boston's back Bay theater 1966 I saw him walk in the back door with his polka dots shirt I followed him went up and talked to Garth Hudson saw the shelf for free I'll never forget it
This has to be some Robbie’s most electric soloing, man it’s blowing my mind 🤯
My favorite cut is the one on, No Direction Home.
This is pretty cool. Thanks for sharing this. Cheers! ✌️
What a riot Bob is! Lol Thanks so much Swingin’ 🧡
Singing like a madman with a great vocabulary, a great imagination and, astoundingly, perfect intonation.
@@FlaschDJ Very true!! Bob is genius of the seriously profound to the craziest absurdity! He’s the best no doubt about it!🙌
Your music is great, SP. It graces my spotify playlists.
yeaps i was there .... good memories for me thanks to you Swingin good evening ♥♥♥
Bob having his fun again! 😜
Excellent post Swingin~ I assumed you were using your time for other creative endeavors which is of course a beautiful thing. 😎
Love this performance, and his intro was very interesting.
YEAH YOUNG BOB YOU ARE THE BEST I AM JUST SMOKING AND LISTENING TO YOU HONEY
same here
In the cerulean embrace of my blue period, I'm serenaded by the melancholic strains of the soul's lament.
Great times. Thanks SP 👍
Thank you. Great 7 minutes.
As perfect a rendition as the album version is, this is like a whole other song, his desperation overtakes his earlier weary resignation.
Great!!! Thank you, SP.
Great SP. TY. Loved the intro E-specially.
A Janggley, Raggedy Masterpiece!!!
Credit where credit's due, this was superb
Back in the day when the crew were partying we would take turns at putting on records , i would ALWAYS play Bob .
Great deed bro!
A master poet.
Love this
Ooooohhhh.......gotta love that scratch.......”Bob saved me”......!
The gravity is down..sure , but who needs it, If you hear this version you get wings
thanks for this ! powerful.
Some people sing Dylan's songs. Some people present them. In this verson Bob goes through all the pain and agony of Tom Thum's blues. The first Dylan song that was trapped in my recollection after first time hearing the Blonde on Blonde "sweet" version. What a wonderful experience, this version, with a smoking band.
Thank you:)
My 2nd favorite Bob Dylan song (1st is Heaven’s Door), I like his tall tales. This song just rocks!! I can just see the bar/whore house, the lyrics are perfect 👍 Love his beginning of electric guitar 🎸 and The Band❤
Can here Garth Hudson load and clear
Nice pics 👍😁
FANTASTIC
Fascinating introduction
I will buy your album ! :+)
so special
Today's Bob's Birthday 🎂 he's been a friend of mine for a long time.
Performed on his 25th birthday so presumably he was 23-4 years of age when he wrote it - do any 24 year olds write songs like this now? Let me know of any suggestions as I miss this form of lyrical mastery.
Nobody before or since writes like that. Maybe even the man himself. Yes he has had so many times of brilliance since then . How does an artist , musician, writer, poet top early genius. Almost never happens. But we are talking about Bob Dylan, one of the greatest poets of the 20th century.
@@striderranger7384 In a 2004 interview with 60 minutes, Bob Dylan remarked on his early work, saying, "I don’t know how I got to write those songs... Those early songs were almost like magically written - darkness at the break of noon, shadows even the silver spoon, the hand-made blade, a child’s balloon. Well, try to sit down and write something like that. There’s a magic to that and it’s not Siegfried and Roy kind of magic, you know, it’s a different kind of penetrating magic, and I did it at one time."
When interviewer Ed Bradley responds, "And you don’t think you can do it today?" Dylan bows his head a little and says "no".
"Does that disappoint you?" Says Bradley.
Dylan looks as though he wants to say yes for a moment before answering, "Well you can’t do something forever and I did it once. I can do other things now, but I can’t do that."
@@55vermeerWhat you wrote is what I was trying to remember. I dig your handle. Both screen name and take on Dylan.
@@striderranger7384 Thanks.
@@striderranger7384 Agreed - and what an achievement his so-called 60s triology of BIABH, H61 and BonB was between 1965-66. Never to be repeated by anyone.
Omg that kicked ass
I googled "Mexican Painter Tom Thumb" and got link right back to this video so you know the story's legit !
YEAH YOUNG BOB YOU ARE THE BEST
I read that when Bob went electric and was getting boo , that he spoke about it something like this and please correct me if im wrong bob ' medicine doesn't taste good going down, but when you feel better, you may even forget you took the medicine . You feel better but you forgot how you got there's ' humm
Highway 61 Revisited song sung by Blonde on Blonde Dylan.
For Don Tom Thumb
And his cousin Mack The Finger
Wondering if you've looked into the work of Jackson C. Frank at all?
Love is the key...
Thanks for the awesome track swingin! Do you have any merch for us to support you with?
He sounds so sexy and down to earth when he is talking in this
No booing in this clip, interesting.
Important to have roadies who can tune guitars for you at concerts
I was looking for someone to say this. Beginning is rough. haha
Rough edges add a certain something, or should that be an uncertain something......
Yeah man
And it’s Eastertime too
Killer !!
❤️
Hey Swingin, if you have any Tom Thumbs from his ‘74 tour please share.
🙏🌟👏👏👏💚
A great arteest
This particular version was the B side of a 45 that I one had. Anybody remember the A side?
'I Want You' was the A-side
BTW, I was twelve at the time (and I Want You took my breath away - still does!)
Oops, mistake: I was 13 yo. such a long time ago. It would take me 5 more years and a higher quality record player to discover - and appreciate - the fabulous B side
YEAH BOB HONEY YOU ARE THE BEST I AM PAINTING NOW MY PICTURE WITH ACRIL COLOURS
sorry..
interesting but nothing beats the amazing masterful studio version on Hwy 61 album!!
this rocks pretty hard
never seen that first photo of bob before
"negativity dont get you through...."
Beauty walks a razor's edge.......... (from another song)
I miss that voice before his accident (motorcycle wreck in July 1966). Before that, his voice seemed open and whaling (th-cam.com/video/znrlLDG0ynU/w-d-xo.html). After that, it seemed he started singing through his nose, e.g., The Concert for Bangladesh.
he even said himself that Johnny Cash almost ended his career because he tried to teach him to sing xD
Blue Period
His backing group for this tour was The Hawks, later famous as The Band, though drummer Levon Helm had left the tour long before due to the stress of the hostile audience receptions.
No shit.
Swingin where is I want you MTV unplugged rehearsal video? Why deleted ?
You can see his wedding ring in the 1st picture!
whoop de do
Where do you get these paintings?! They’re beautiful!
From Johanna Bonger, Theo's widow
profound poesie
CEFREEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE
Who's the Guv'nor
Brilliant insight and record of the greatest ‘musical expeditionary’. Thanks SP for continued mining of this era. Some of your followers might like this 8 bar blues version of Gotta Serve Somebody th-cam.com/video/LLwTcyTFhdc/w-d-xo.html . Thanks again and take care
❤️✊
He sounds great but to stay that way he had to get away for awhile
Thank goodness he did.
Love & Peace for you too. Your nick name is funny...
freefrce
Completely stoned intro.
You'd think they could at least get in tune. Not much to ask is it?
...way, way, way too much....
It's right as it is
I'd say that introduction was total BS. But the song is great and Dylan even greater.
Blistering
Wo