Just saw him in Portland. It was ( they all were) really good and he is so good about making eye contact with the audience. Made it feel really personal. And one of the guitar picks landed on my arm!!
I've been a fan since 1999 when I was 12-years-old. The Wallflowers impacted my life in a way unlike most other bands. I'm seeing them in Santa Fe NM late September, close to my birthday.
My band had a Sat night gig on the Sunset Strip in 92-93 and we played acoustic Americana rock. We refused to play and act like the hair bands that were still around at the time. The Black Crowes first record and people like Chris Whitley saved us from what I call poser rock. We helped save the authentic song based on, good groove based rock and I’m happy to see that rock concerts in 2024 are still in that vein.
Jacob Dylan your song 6th Avenue Heartache really reminded me rough times at the post office I had route 6 struggling at the job. That song makes me cry everytime. Love your Music ❤
His Dad was playing with Phil Lesh & Friends, my 1st concert. Great memory w my Dad. Outdoor venue right next to the beach, front row, in the pit, not packed… I remember standing there in awe watching Bobs hair blowing in the wind along with everyone’s joint smoke lol. I wish I wasn’t 11-12, would have appreciated listening to Dylan more as an adult. Fast forward 5 years and I heard The Wallflowers, loved one headlight, then learned he was Bobs son. Bought tickets to watch them in 2020 but it got postponed twice bc of COVID, then The Wallflowers dropped off the set. They were initially opening for 3rd Eye Blind but I bought tickets to see them so that was a bummer. I wish Joe brought up Oliver Anthony during the record label industry discussion to see what Jake thoughts were. Jake seems like a grounded, genuine, humble guy. Guess who’s watching An Echo in the Canyon tonight ❤
I grew up in the 90's but I've only been a fan for a few years. I think he's a great songwriter. I finally got to see The Wallflowers in May 2023 in Asbury Park, NJ. They were great live, fun show. Since Jakob Dylan is Bob Dylan's son, Tom Petty passing must've hit him hard, I'd imagine he was like an Uncle to him. Thought it was awesome how he closed w some Petty songs. And of course they covered a Bruce song too, being in NJ.
i met Jakob at the millinum center in winston salem NC and this girl i had a crush on in the 7th grade and her son i went back to the green room and met him he was so nice he autographed a dollar bill for both of them. Then the manager of the centers neice was there and she was a pharphlegic in a wheel chair and was in bad shape he ask me if i could get Jakobs AUTOGRAPH i said id try to do her one better so ask him if her would meet her and he said sure bring her back so i did he knelt down beside her and kissed he on the cheek and talked to her for what seemed like 30 mins he is such a great guy thank you Jakob for being the nicest guy i ever met
I'd love that because Bob Dylan is Bob Dylan. But I'd also hate it since Bob is the least talkative person in the whole wide world and it just would not go down well. Would be super awkward
The Byron Allen reminded me of the late great Norm Macdonald! As he put it “comedians unleashed! Oh you couldn’t be more LEASHED!” Haha which goes along with what they were saying here.
I think Hendrix stayed in Stephen Stills Laurel Canyon house when he was in LA. Peter Tork and Mickey Dolenz were big players in the canyon as was Cass Elliott.
I had an Audi Fox also back in the 80’s driving down 495 from Worcester to the Cape every weekend (girlfriend instigated) with Exile on Mainstreet blasting on the blaupunkt.
Joe has talked about Bob Dylan many times in the past so he likely is, he’s probably just being respectful in recognizing his guest as an artist and human in his own right.
Only band I can think of that stayed together and get along is phish.well they took a break for about 3 years then came back stronger then ever.dont think they would go on without all four members
The coolest thing youll ever watch beside his concerts is his interviews on Echoes of Laurel Canyon. This is when i found out that he is just as cool as his dad! Also, hes every bit the interviewer as is Joe. Looks him straight in the eyes
lol Jakob has the calmness only growing up a beloved millionaire rockstars son could provide. haha always enjoyed his work and i think i won a radio contest for his album that came out around 1999 . I was riding in the car with my old sister and her friends driving in the dark... out t in the countryside at night there were Auro Boriellus in the night sky the first and only time the sky was clear enough to witness in the upstate NY area...we were going to a haunted hayride it was mid autumn . I called the radio on one of my sisters friends cell phones and won the CD because i knew something i don't recall maybe identified the band playing.. I also remember my first time hearing One Headlight in the mid1990s when my uncle came and picked up my cousin up in his old Saab ...i just remember the lyric line "come on try a little...nothing is forever" and i was like 8 or 9 years old and I knew that was naughty hahaha. Music is funny that way. Pseudo Time Travel! they are right nostalgia is a strong intoxicant.
I was part of the pay to play on the sunset strip. We were a band from San Diego at the time. I was the manager so I booked a buss and sold the seat which came with a ticket. Put a keg on the buss and we played a lot in LA. Mostly the San Diego scene. Free ride there and back. Good times
A good interview....Jakob seems down to earth and sounds so much like his Dad...that was the only thing....Like it is the elephant in the room...I get he probably wants to establish his own identity, but at the same time, he is the son of arguably one of the greatest song writers of all time, so it would have been interesting to hear him talk about his Dad and his influence. I did laugh when they were talking about Wilson Speakers and Jakob described the speakers as an ATM Machine....lol
I get not wanting to be connected to his Dad, but when they were talking about the Stones and artists that have never burned out, he could have said, "Yeah my dad has done it." I mean when your dad is the greatest writer of all time you can at least smile about it more.
I think it’s refreshing. Jakob is his own artist. He’ll acknowledge his Dad but not want to talk about growing up as his son non stop. Not like guys like Julian Lennon walking around with a portrait of his old man as an icebreaker so he can pick up chicks.
@@kevinfinnerty8414 I totally get what you’re saying and for sure agree. However, without riding his dad’s coattails, he could every now and again acknowledge his dad’s role in the industry he is in. Not for points, but just to be included in the conversation of great artists. Dylan is a legend. Jakob has already established his own legacy in music. Lennon’s wife and son are not even in the same ballpark as people or talent when compared to Dylan. Neither was Lennon. Lennon was a wanna-be Dylan.
I dig this. We see that music is now in a sort of New Dark Ages, as papa Dylan once said. Music is now in a state of flux where you just do it because you love it. The old paradigm is long gone, and the new one is a tricky wicket. I see great artists who are independent hitting up fans for thousands of dollars from fans to market and promote their stuff. Record companies once held the gateway, but now its all on the artist. The only hope is your song crosses the threshold and finds its way into the cultures. We are left now I suppose with good old-fashioned luck and still, diligent hard work. That being said, we are also left with others holding the keys to being heard, and those others are somehow the gatekeepers. How they get that privilege to curate playlists and promote others is anyone's guess.
It's always been a known thing that Jakob doesn't like talking about his family during interviews. Who wants to do an an interview talking about someone else's career?He doesn't say much about his wife and kids, either. Given how needy some fans are and what they put the Dylan kids through while they were growing up, I don't blame him for keeping his personal life to himself.
Because that's how the family wants it. Bob's very private and doesn't like his personal business discussed, especially after all the misinterpretations of Blood on the Tracks lyrics.
I like CD quality in the car and vinyls at home and youtube at home but not spotify. F them. If im paying for it im holding it in my hand. CDs are cheap at used record stores and they are still high quality sounding . if not scratched too badly but they clean them with a CD polishing cleaner machine to remove some scratches to revitalize old CDs sell them for 3 to 5 bucks. I enjoy CDs in the car a lot. I live in it for a while and let it play over and over that's the sign of a good album. I started high school in 2000 2001. I stream TV but i wont pay to stream music. I like having a vinyl collection.
Jakob Dylan is a low-key comedian. You can tell hes a funny dude by his reaction to 'bad acting,' you can also tell how he reeeaally feels about things by listening closely. Henry Rollins, lol, you can tell he doesn't respect his musical contribution. Same with Prince, imo, doesn't sound like he was super enthused about his music lol. He reeeaaallly subtly takes the piss out of things. Does sound like the nepotism suggestions REALLY get under his skin. Even bringing up Bob Dylan, his entire demeanor shifted.
Id buy the Troubadour and turn it into a Mexican music place and make a billion dollars. I'd Have that place jam packed every night since LA is 95% migrant.
Joe Rogan :"Did any ARTIST DODGE, that (refereing to rolling stones, etc.. that make Boring new albums, and everyone wants the glory days music)": the answer is yes: LEONARD COHEN, the newer his albums where 20 years later, the better
That Paul Stanley story is kind of hilarious and messed up all at the same time. I would have figured he’d give the kid the box or something. Goes to show, never meet your heroes.
His two solo records are criminally unappreciated.
Echo in the Canyon is an amazing movie. Thanks for that
I’ve been meaning to watch it for the longest time.
Saw Jakob open for Counting Crows and he had the best stage presence and was totally in charge. Great performance!
Opening for counting crows. Yeah. Thats pretty rich
@@Rob-fd6si The Wallflowers were never as big as they should have been. Meanwhile you have Mr. Jones over there prancing about 😒
Such a cool dude , I wonder if he could convince his Dad to come on Rogan before he's gone 😢
That would be a dream but I just can't see it happening. Would love to be proven wrong.
Absolutely no chance. Bob throughout his career was/is notorious for not being into that sort of thing.
@@bookofharoldor father and son together? ❤
Nope, Bob would never do that 😂
We can only hope
I hear some of the same intelligent perceptive honesty as his dad.
Gotta be something better than in the middle 🎶
Me a Cinderella…
I saw Jakob and the Wallflowers in a bar in Bloomington, Indiana,... sometime in the 90's. Great show, he came out after and chatted a bit. Nice guy.
Just saw him in Portland. It was ( they all were) really good and he is so good about making eye contact with the audience. Made it feel really personal. And one of the guitar picks landed on my arm!!
Great interview with Jakob Dylan. I just realized this video is from July 2021. I thought it was from 2 weeks ago.
Thanks , I thought it was new 🙂
I've been a fan since 1999 when I was 12-years-old. The Wallflowers impacted my life in a way unlike most other bands. I'm seeing them in Santa Fe NM late September, close to my birthday.
My band had a Sat night gig on the Sunset Strip in 92-93 and we played acoustic Americana rock. We refused to play and act like the hair bands that were still around at the time. The Black Crowes first record and people like Chris Whitley saved us from what I call poser rock. We helped save the authentic song based on, good groove based rock and I’m happy to see that rock concerts in 2024 are still in that vein.
Chris Whitley!
@@XOY321 You obviously have excellent musical tastes! 😎
Jakob seems so down to earth. He seems like someone you can hang out with at a dive bar over a beer and popcorn.
Jacob Dylan your song 6th Avenue Heartache really reminded me rough times at the post office I had route 6 struggling at the job. That song makes me cry everytime. Love your Music ❤
His Dad was playing with Phil Lesh & Friends, my 1st concert. Great memory w my Dad. Outdoor venue right next to the beach, front row, in the pit, not packed… I remember standing there in awe watching Bobs hair blowing in the wind along with everyone’s joint smoke lol. I wish I wasn’t 11-12, would have appreciated listening to Dylan more as an adult. Fast forward 5 years and I heard The Wallflowers, loved one headlight, then learned he was Bobs son. Bought tickets to watch them in 2020 but it got postponed twice bc of COVID, then The Wallflowers dropped off the set. They were initially opening for 3rd Eye Blind but I bought tickets to see them so that was a bummer. I wish Joe brought up Oliver Anthony during the record label industry discussion to see what Jake thoughts were. Jake seems like a grounded, genuine, humble guy. Guess who’s watching An Echo in the Canyon tonight ❤
I grew up in the 90's but I've only been a fan for a few years. I think he's a great songwriter. I finally got to see The Wallflowers in May 2023 in Asbury Park, NJ. They were great live, fun show. Since Jakob Dylan is Bob Dylan's son, Tom Petty passing must've hit him hard, I'd imagine he was like an Uncle to him. Thought it was awesome how he closed w some Petty songs. And of course they covered a Bruce song too, being in NJ.
I believe Tom Petty was interviewed by Jakob in his Laurel Canyon doc.
@norfoninsongunderson236 correct and it was profound
i met Jakob at the millinum center in winston salem NC and this girl i had a crush on in the 7th grade and her son i went back to the green room and met him he was so nice he autographed a dollar bill for both of them. Then the manager of the centers neice was there and she was a pharphlegic in a wheel chair and was in bad shape he ask me if i could get Jakobs AUTOGRAPH i said id try to do her one better so ask him if her would meet her and he said sure bring her back so i did he knelt down beside her and kissed he on the cheek and talked to her for what seemed like 30 mins he is such a great guy thank you Jakob for being the nicest guy i ever met
i can totally see him being nice like that
Great story, thanks.👍
His dad's best friend for many decades was paraplegic. I'm sure that shaped how Jakob treats fans with disabilities.
Saw Wallflowers in 98...Awesome show
Please get Bob Dylan on!!!!! That would be sick!!!
I'd definitely watch it, but I hope he doesn't. Why break the spell?
I'd love that because Bob Dylan is Bob Dylan. But I'd also hate it since Bob is the least talkative person in the whole wide world and it just would not go down well. Would be super awkward
@@sambakery2006 plus Dylan is one of the most private famous people ever, think he'd hate doing something like this
He'll never do it. The fact that he got mentioned only once in this podcast tells you everything you need to know. Bob is off the table.
@@wernercolyn892 never say never, haha
Great conversation!
Jakob gives good interview. Interesting guy.
Super smart and well-spoken guy.
Jakob’s cool. I like the Wallflowers.
Jakob is very well spoken!❤
Jakob Dylan, such an intelligent and class guy.
Loved Echo in the Canyon, great documentary, lovely soundtrack.
Love it when Joe wears a real shirt like a grown up, he looks great
Nice interview. I remember him from 1992 at the Kibitz. When it was the Shibitz
I shocked Joe doesn’t know about the Laurel Canyon craziness. David McGowan has done some great work on that and manufactured serial killers.
Jim Morison daddy was captain in the Gulf of Tonkin FF “attack”.
I'm pretty sure he does. I'd been mentioned here before. Musta been blunt time.
Super interesting interview….thanks Joe and Jakob!
He is a true artist on his own. However, he looks just like his dad and sounds like him if you close your eyes. Amazing.
I just added 2 of Jakob's tunes to my setlist. Thanks Jake.
Hope your gonna pay the royalty that your suppose to 🤨 it takes no courage to be a cover band & it takes work away from song writers.
@@nathanmckerrow9059
Songwriting is an art, not a job. I'm on the street with a tin pan.
The Byron Allen reminded me of the late great Norm Macdonald! As he put it “comedians unleashed! Oh you couldn’t be more LEASHED!” Haha which goes along with what they were saying here.
I had a Rodrigues album in Australia in the 1970’s.
Yeah, NY had a glam scene, 10 years earlier with the NYC Dolls.
I think Hendrix stayed in Stephen Stills Laurel Canyon house when he was in LA. Peter Tork and Mickey Dolenz were big players in the canyon as was Cass Elliott.
Dude sounds just like his dad.
I had an Audi Fox also back in the 80’s driving down 495 from Worcester to the Cape every weekend (girlfriend instigated) with Exile on Mainstreet blasting on the blaupunkt.
He looks and sounds more like his old man the older he gets
What I always think 😅 Body language is identical lol
Records (LPs) are awesome. You memorize what order the songs were. The cds of same songs sound different.
Jakob…still beautiful. ❤
I wanted to dislike the Wallflowers but couldn't...those 3 songs were/are great..❤
Good interview. It’s a benefit that Joe appears largely unaware of his guest’s connection to Bob Dylan.
😂
Joe has talked about Bob Dylan many times in the past so he likely is, he’s probably just being respectful in recognizing his guest as an artist and human in his own right.
@@jamesdean9183Jakob has never liked talking about his family during interviews, and Bob is the same way.
Jakob is so cool. Anybody want to here a great album...'seeing things'by jakob Dylan is great
Talent is a genetic thing
No Jake, the rejection isn't inconsequential, it's rocket fuel for artists.
Only band I can think of that stayed together and get along is phish.well they took a break for about 3 years then came back stronger then ever.dont think they would go on without all four members
He sounds and looks alot like his dad! And is following in his footsteps….
The coolest thing youll ever watch beside his concerts is his interviews on Echoes of Laurel Canyon.
This is when i found out that he is just as cool as his dad!
Also, hes every bit the interviewer as is Joe. Looks him straight in the eyes
Bruh, they’re posting every episode at once 😂😂
Geezus Jakob knows his shit and doesn't really like to babble for no reason. Can't believe Joe went to "musta been weird being the son of ...".
btw, where he said that?
Dang, not only does he look a lot like his dad, but inherited a lot the mannerisms too. :)
Now we need some country from The Wallflowers and maybe a collab between Jakob and his dad and a cover of a Johnny Cash song too 😂
I've never been this early to an episode.
lol Jakob has the calmness only growing up a beloved millionaire rockstars son could provide. haha always enjoyed his work and i think i won a radio contest for his album that came out around 1999 . I was riding in the car with my old sister and her friends driving in the dark... out t in the countryside at night there were Auro Boriellus in the night sky the first and only time the sky was clear enough to witness in the upstate NY area...we were going to a haunted hayride it was mid autumn . I called the radio on one of my sisters friends cell phones and won the CD because i knew something i don't recall maybe identified the band playing.. I also remember my first time hearing One Headlight in the mid1990s when my uncle came and picked up my cousin up in his old Saab ...i just remember the lyric line "come on try a little...nothing is forever" and i was like 8 or 9 years old and I knew that was naughty hahaha. Music is funny that way. Pseudo Time Travel! they are right nostalgia is a strong intoxicant.
I was part of the pay to play on the sunset strip. We were a band from San Diego at the time. I was the manager so I booked a buss and sold the seat which came with a ticket. Put a keg on the buss and we played a lot in LA. Mostly the San Diego scene. Free ride there and back. Good times
A good interview....Jakob seems down to earth and sounds so much like his Dad...that was the only thing....Like it is the elephant in the room...I get he probably wants to establish his own identity, but at the same time, he is the son of arguably one of the greatest song writers of all time, so it would have been interesting to hear him talk about his Dad and his influence. I did laugh when they were talking about Wilson Speakers and Jakob described the speakers as an ATM Machine....lol
Joe you actually rock that shirt man, that's the kinda shirt I wear 😆 🤣, my daughter thinks I dress old 😆 😅😅
I’m just here for the ANUNNAKI references🙋🏻♂️👀🔔
What anunnaki reference
😊
Jakob - talented musician of course - what a broadcaster you would make! Quick witted.
I get not wanting to be connected to his Dad, but when they were talking about the Stones and artists that have never burned out, he could have said, "Yeah my dad has done it." I mean when your dad is the greatest writer of all time you can at least smile about it more.
I think it’s refreshing. Jakob is his own artist. He’ll acknowledge his Dad but not want to talk about growing up as his son non stop. Not like guys like Julian Lennon walking around with a portrait of his old man as an icebreaker so he can pick up chicks.
@@kevinfinnerty8414 I totally get what you’re saying and for sure agree. However, without riding his dad’s coattails, he could every now and again acknowledge his dad’s role in the industry he is in. Not for points, but just to be included in the conversation of great artists. Dylan is a legend. Jakob has already established his own legacy in music. Lennon’s wife and son are not even in the same ballpark as people or talent when compared to Dylan. Neither was Lennon. Lennon was a wanna-be Dylan.
I like keeping Bob and Jakob separate. Bob has enough interviews and podcasts devoted to him already.
I dig this. We see that music is now in a sort of New Dark Ages, as papa Dylan once said. Music is now in a state of flux where you just do it because you love it. The old paradigm is long gone, and the new one is a tricky wicket. I see great artists who are independent hitting up fans for thousands of dollars from fans to market and promote their stuff. Record companies once held the gateway, but now its all on the artist. The only hope is your song crosses the threshold and finds its way into the cultures. We are left now I suppose with good old-fashioned luck and still, diligent hard work. That being said, we are also left with others holding the keys to being heard, and those others are somehow the gatekeepers. How they get that privilege to curate playlists and promote others is anyone's guess.
Jakob got swag!
It's funny how so much of the conversation applied to Bob Dylan and his career but he just didn't get mentioned. But that's OK.
Pretty lame tbh 😒
It's always been a known thing that Jakob doesn't like talking about his family during interviews. Who wants to do an an interview talking about someone else's career?He doesn't say much about his wife and kids, either. Given how needy some fans are and what they put the Dylan kids through while they were growing up, I don't blame him for keeping his personal life to himself.
Dang, that's cool that you got the Jawzrsize spokesperson on the JRE.
I thought it was joe rogan interviewing himself according to the thumbnail 😂
This guy is in the wallflowers and covered the beegee's i started a joke in ben stillers zoolander. Great song great movie great year
You know " this guy " is Bob Dylan's son right....??
Green day probably stayed relevant for longer than any other band. Love them, hate them, people still long for their next album.
I can’t believe how much his speaking voice sounds like his Dad’s
He should interview Geddy lee
I feel him so much, ahh man. He’s the one.
How TF can a guy talk for two hours and pretend his father doesn’t exist?
I wonder if dylan told joe “please don’t bring up my dad “ ?
Because that's how the family wants it. Bob's very private and doesn't like his personal business discussed, especially after all the misinterpretations of Blood on the Tracks lyrics.
This was before the Great Bob Resurgence of ‘24
Skynyrd was Jacksonville, not Gainesville
I like CD quality in the car and vinyls at home and youtube at home but not spotify. F them. If im paying for it im holding it in my hand. CDs are cheap at used record stores and they are still high quality sounding . if not scratched too badly but they clean them with a CD polishing cleaner machine to remove some scratches to revitalize old CDs sell them for 3 to 5 bucks. I enjoy CDs in the car a lot. I live in it for a while and let it play over and over that's the sign of a good album. I started high school in 2000 2001. I stream TV but i wont pay to stream music. I like having a vinyl collection.
he is really handsome!!!!
I turn the engine but the engine doesnt turn
Me and Cinderella we put it.....
Greart song!
all together!
I wish we had "nirvana" moments more often, not just in music but culturally, maths, science ext
More?? It was pride month up to last week !!
@@Shuttlegayspace044 lol, thats all well and good but more moments that profoundly impact and change the culture and landscape. ✌️💚
@@sitindogmas oh they did. He was the archetype of antifa
Dylan is wicked smart and cool. Great
Joe!!! Can we play rocketball at your house?
Just watched news radio on rewind
Rodriguez toured Australia twice in the time he was supposed to be lost..he was quite well known here...the movie seemed a bit beat up to us..
"A bigger bang" came out 2005!
Rogan keeps coming back with kiss , c'mon you're not a teenager anymore
Jakob Dylan is a low-key comedian. You can tell hes a funny dude by his reaction to 'bad acting,' you can also tell how he reeeaally feels about things by listening closely. Henry Rollins, lol, you can tell he doesn't respect his musical contribution. Same with Prince, imo, doesn't sound like he was super enthused about his music lol. He reeeaaallly subtly takes the piss out of things.
Does sound like the nepotism suggestions REALLY get under his skin. Even bringing up Bob Dylan, his entire demeanor shifted.
Fun informative pod cast- t/u gentlemen
He signs just like his father.
Joe looks like he had 12 PBRs last night lol
Id buy the Troubadour and turn it into a Mexican music place and make a billion dollars.
I'd Have that place jam packed every night since LA is 95% migrant.
Beatles or Stones, Blur or Oasis, fuck I loved both but not all at once
A very interesting guy
Bob said he didn’t know where his songs came from…
Joe Rogan :"Did any ARTIST DODGE, that (refereing to rolling stones, etc.. that make Boring new albums, and everyone wants the glory days music)": the answer is yes: LEONARD COHEN, the newer his albums where 20 years later, the better
Great movie!
That Paul Stanley story is kind of hilarious and messed up all at the same time. I would have figured he’d give the kid the box or something. Goes to show, never meet your heroes.
Joe - I love your show but the F word gets old
Like a teenager trying to act cool.
Dylan!
Plymouth Barracuda
Echo in the canyon is fucking sweet I must say
Think I am one of the old people here, haven't heard of any of these groups.
Not a Prince fan, curious as to why they think he is so great