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Semantics exist as a state of being , -in that the reality is true to fact that by transcendence from beyond the obvious journey of formation of justice in joined to harmonious societal climate has needed help from transcendent beyond the human condition of history, - in this, the Creator has the logical ethical observation of termed expression of the inalienable human rights that have the inalienable human dignity and inalienable human freedom granted by the Creator for the individual, a human being person. That there is the state of being of needed help from beyond the setting called the world by the needed help that transcends from beyond the human condition, has God in the state of being the one everlasting Creator in the logical ethical aesthetic, and by history of the cradles of human civilization precede the texts of both Genesis 1 and Genesis 2, has that the inalienable Creator granted human rights, dignity & freedom is by God, in that term, 🕊️🙏🎼🕯️- so in the needed inherent thankfulness is thanksgiving be to God, by God has the transcendence beyond everything and God has transcendence from beyond the human condition, by the needed impartiality in benevolent trustworthiness of God in the everlasting state of being the Creator, has in the handed down Codices of Biblical texts in regard to point of the reality of true fact in the texts, God had Sent from Heaven in Luke chapter 2 the Angel of God of the Angelic host of Angels of God & the shepherds of Bethlehem of the institution of family informed told of the baby named Jesus of Nazareth in swaddling clothes and God, obviously recalled the texts the Angelic host of Angels of God back to Heaven. In this, thanksgiving be to God that the Charlie Brown Christmas Special of Linus reminded Charlie Brown of the real semantics of Christmas, from the historical perspective in Biblical texts in recorded human history. God's speed in blessings by inherent thankfulness of mine, thank you for your consideration, and God's blessings in hopes of circumstances for a good today of days and correct just peacefulness from God.

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Rage was 25 years too early…

Many of his songs were just observations. It wasn't his fault that he could communicate what others couldn't. Probably why he didn't want the "leader" label.

So wrong 😊

You have no clue

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Watch "The Concert For Bangladesh" for Dylan's greatest performance.

Every time I hear this song the first thing I think about is, "got girlfriend Vietnam"?

How brilliant was a young Bob Dylan at the Newport Rock Festival

Grenich Village in the 1960’s

I love Chrissie Hynde's music. Pretenders were top rank rock music. Awesome music. Aweeee Lemmie.....❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

Good video. A lot of history in a short time frame. I was 17 the first time I heard The Pretenders and paid attention to it. I was in Portugal, where I am from, and an American guy I met on vacation gave me a cassette (lol) of Learning To Crawl. I had heard one of the songs before, but after I listened to the entire album, I enjoyed. Soon after that, the same American guy sent me by postal service all the way from the USA Pretenders I and II. I liked those even better. I think The Adulteress, Tattooed Love Boys, and Precious are my favorites, still today. Later on, I moved to the USA and married that guy. And we both saw a lot of concerts through the years, and one of them was The Pretenders, at a small venue in California, and definitely one of my favorite concerts. It was intimate. Chrissie has said that the song she hates to sing the most is Brass in Pocket. I guess she is over it.

And the three men I admire most The Father, Son, and the Holy Ghost They caught the last train for the coast is a reference to Crosby, Stills, and Nash in their son Marrakesh Express, Sweeping cobwebs from the edges of my mind Had to get away to see what we could find Hope the days that lie ahead Bring us back to where they've led Listen not to what's been said to you

The Pretenders opened for Stevie Nicks a few years ago, they still Rock!

THIS WAS GOOD. **THANKS**

Have always loved The Pretenders...probably the best debut album ever.

Saw The Pretenders in Toronto in the early 80's. A guy right in front of the stage took off his T-shirt and threw it on stage. It landed on Chrissie's face. She peeled it off and threw her tambourine right at the guy's head. 😊🎸❤

Dylan has depth and complexity. Chalamet doesn’t. Whoops! (Most will never see the problem, so get those Oscar nominations rolling!)

Dylan at his best is the greatest. All things considered, Prine surpasses him.

Great job on this and the Dylan video! Thanks for taking the time to do the research and adding all the little details with the pictures and videos that are usually left out, especially about his military service. Kris Kristofferson also served, he flew helicopters in the Army in Germany which is probably why he and John hit it off right away. Johny Cash also served in the Air Force for 4 years. Keep up the great work!

The Beatles were inspired by Dylan's earliest work much like I was inspired by the film that came out Christmas day. If you've got a soul,it's impossible not to be inspired.

Having grown up in that era and being a Dylan fan for over 50 years I have to commend you for doing a great job with this video. Even though the movie combined some personalities and events to capture the essence of Dylan and the times I thoroughly enjoyed it. Thanks for your research and hard work in producing this video.

Nice job! You fit a lot in.

When you receive a Nobel prize for your song's You got to know the man has definitely GOT.. IT My first music Book was A Dylan song book ...A legend in his own time : )

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I enjoyed the movie, mostly because I enjoyed his music back then, and the Greenwich Village scene. But I thought the theme of the movie and the book was that Dylan is unknowable.

You were raised well

Would love to see the whole set with Janis there had to be more then just Ball and Chain Cool story love your work

Love her hate her she was witness to one of the ugliest events of all time the death of John Lennon I met a girl who was there that night she was with her boyfriend across the street when she heard the shots thought first it was a car backfiring but when she heard the screams they knew it was bad. They went across and a small crowd gathered and they said that guy right there with the book is the one who did it. Shela was her name and they stared at Chapman when the cops came and asked can you describe the man who did this? They all said yeah that's the guy with the book and glasses. The cops went over and started to ask questions Shela did hear his answer you'll find all the answers you want in this book after that the cops took him away sensing a riot might break out they got him awas ASAP. I met Yoko once at an art gallery outside Chicago about 30K people showed up to see her and as she went to shake hands with the people I was the third person to do so was great seeing her

Wow, you did a great job with this. I grew up listening to Dylan and I thought I knew a lot about him, but I learned much more from your video. Love your insightful commentary.❤

Hey, Skippy, the movie, a complete unknown is great. And Bob Dylan still is amazing, a phenomenon to be reckoned with.

I heard Jimi played hey Joe on the radio here in Iowa last week I had no idea there was such a history to this song. All the other old versions suck the only only one close to Jimi's version is Tim Rose thanks for posting this one its a great story as always

Now Bob is an old rich guy......Bob was right about Lee Harvey Oswald, who, like Bob, was a patsy. Mr Tambourine Man is a wonder, isn't it?

As a Dylan fan this is a great video on him.

Great biography of that era. I was 15 years old and a huge Beatles fan (being English) when I first heard Bob Dylan in 1963 and for the rest of my life those two performers have been my favourites. There’s no doubt in my mind that Bob’s writing had genius status.

excellent presentation

You're a really musical historian ....I learned a lot from you ❤🎉 now!!!!

I found 2 videos you can check out 1 The meaning of American Pie though the song with images its awesome 2 McLean singing the song live on the BBC and if you look at it he has a real tear coming down his cheek very moving

Its a great story hon one of the best. I remember the first time I heard this on the radio on WLS in Chicago can't remember the DJ I want to say Larry Lujack came on and said we have this new song by Don McLean and its called AMERICAN PIE its a story starts out about the day Buddy Holly Ritchie Valens and Big Bopper were killed in 1959 and goes on to tell the events that happened in the 10 years since. Now we don't play songs as you know that go over 8 mins except HEY JUDE by the Beatles but we're going to play this all the way through and its pretty powerful so lets give this a listen AMERICAN PIE by Don McLean here we go.......I was blown away I never heard anything like that a week later a buddy of mine got the 45 and played it for like an hour straight. Today it still moves me to tears when I hear it there is a video very well done that uses images of the meaning of this song its one of my favorites of all time thanks for posting this one

Great episode. Just came across this channel. Will def check out more episodes. The March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom.

What a great video. I enjoyed every detail you told. Greetings from Germany ❤🎉

Something new I did not know God Bless America was written in 1918 here I thought it was done in 1938 and Kate Smith made it the great song it became again hon another great video you keep pitching them I keep kitting them😁🥰😘

His father was an incredible musician

Thanks....your background is true to form, well as true to form as anyone trying to figure out Mr. Dylan, anyways. Loved it!!!!

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Of the 5 on the list Mahalia Jackson is the only one I remember well growing up in the Chicago area Jackson was a legend as long as I can remember. my mother bought her records and was just amazed at the range of her voice and loved it so much. Thanks again for another music lesson from you and diving into your library and getting the good stuff you might hear a lot from me in the future soon so I hope I don't bore you all here I just found you like yesterday

Really good /sad story. My brothers (both older) were talking with friends about what happened like the next day it was all over the news and its when I got to some colorful language 😁 my parents weren't around so the talk was casual. Later when I got to see GIMME SHELTER I was like WTF is this? And I felt geez only the Stones could have had something like this happen again well done video you explain everything and to the point I really do enjoy these videos am learning so much and don't need drugs booze and pills to enjoy it

Fascinating and insightful. Thank you. For those who want to know more about Dylan's entire career, check out the new book "You Don't Need a Weatherman: Bob Dylan for Beginners"