Bob Dylan and The Band - Like A Rolling Stone (rare live footage)
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- Опубликовано: 12 авг 2016
- This was recorded in 1966 so it was a few years before The Band split and did their own thing. I think it's pretty cool to see Robbie Robertson, Rick Danko, Garth Hudson, and Richard Manuel playing with Dylan at such an early time, so early The Band didn't even look like themselves because this was before they got the look that we're all so familiar with. Hope you enjoy!
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2/7/18
Rest In Peace Mickey Jones. He is the great man playing the drums in this performance! 
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Play it fucking loud, Bob
xoxo Bob is awesome as always!
Leopard Skin Pillbox Hat imagine if that mic was someone's ear
the world needs to be reminded
We can thank the guy who yelled “Judas!” for this fiery performance.
Actually, the "Didn't youuuuuuuuu" face he put on, sure resembled/reminded one of "Judas" and would've been a good entry for (same) "The Last Temptation of Christ" movie (with Wm Dafoe) advertising picture.
Not sure who played Judas in it but, should've looked like Dylan here (above mentioned).
Why?
Chris Hmmm yeahhhhh
Imagine the balls on that guy? Must have felt like a real D!$Ik when the Band Broke and he realized he had heckled not 1 but 2 legendary bands who were both inducted into the Rock and Roll hall of fame? Insert foot in mouth please!
@@kargs5krun Harvey Keitel played Judas in it. And David Bowie played Pontius Pilate lol.
Rock started here when Dylan gave the middle finger to the trads by saying, "PLAY IT FUCKING LOUD!"
Please mertillos
Every “How does it feel?” is a slap in the face to the audience hecklers. This is Bob’s show and he’s gonna do what he wants; they’re the ones who bought tickets anyway...😎
I've seen Dylan perform 3 times and it is always like that. This is my show, these are my songs, I'm not going to tell you the story of how I wrote it, I'm not going to banter with you or introduce the band I'm gonna play my songs the way I want them to sound tonight and you can like it because if you bought a ticket you know me and you know the songs and if you don't know me you won't know any other version of the song or any other arrangement so just enjoy the show.
@@rogersmith5371 That's absolutely true! If/when I go to a dylan show now, I've learned not to expect anything, especially for his to have the same arrangement to his songs. I just go - and like you said, his voice seems shot, just to be in his presence before he dies, to him breathing and so that I can feel blessed having seen this genius of our lifetime before he passes away.
The fascinating story about bob dylan is how he transformed from the guy singing "blowin in the wind" on the tv special in the early 60's, all simple, gentle, reserved to this video you see now. Who seeing him then could have ever predicted that that same boy would ending up coming out with THIS music and looking like THAT and sounding like THAT ! its that story that makes this live version so incredible. If you don't have the context of the story i don't know if one can get THE MAGNITUDE of how great this song is.
People, this is how you mold your sadness and anger into creativity.
Bob's response to the heckler = probably the greatest moment in rock n' roll history. If Carlsberg made...etc. Hard to imagine getting boo'd gig after gig by your fan base but keeping faith in what you are doing regardless. Awesome performance !
【祝ノーベル賞】今日は最高に愉快な夜だ🍻🎸👍🎼🎉
I forgot about the word "Heckler"! Cool. Thanks!
Flower I used to like watching those cartoon's with those two smart alec crows Heckler, and Jeckler...
Eeko Warrior i’d always heard about this moment. This particular performance in that particular Hackler. I just feel so fortunate that I’ve been able to watch this video now.
Dylan turned and said,"turn the fuckin volume UP"and that feels great bob
This is the best recording of any piece of music EVER (IMO). He took the hecklers words as fuel and BLASTED that auditorium. So much passion through the whole song (especially the "how does it feel!"). Will never stop listening to this version
Yup...best live concert song ever. That's why Bob picked the Band...they had been playing live for years.
0:23 "Play it fucking loud" ......my favorite moment in all 60's music. Right there. What the 60's was all about. We're moving on to the next thing whether you like it or not.
The Band gives ultimate introvert Bob Dylan a raging inferno of music to both hide and bask in. This is a monster. If this is the first song you've ever heard, do not bother listening to anything else, ever.
I never had a problem with Dylan going electric .For me it was just another side of an immensely talented individual .Still love all of his music to this day.
Mighty nice you didn't have a problem with Dylan going electric. Who the F are you or any of the other morons who thought they could tell Dylan what to do with his life? If he had stayed poorly strumming an acoustic guitar, he would have been history by 1964. It especially pisses me off to listen to those Brits/Europeans complaining that he "went electric"...after we already got the Stones, Beatles Animals, etc.
Dylan had electric bands before he was, 'folk'
@@richardnish6469 ?????????
Read his book.@@thomash642
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I heard the Boos from the audience. Damn they had no idea that this was going to be the best Rock n Roll song ever
Well the audience are expecting some folk sound
I like it too but I can think several that were bigger & better
SaltyBoi
Not anymore
@@TMthe33rd the audience knew what they were going to get. Dylan had gone electric months before.
Many of us who walked out did not do so because he went electric. It was because we were used to quality bands like Yardbirds, Stones or Who. The band behind Dylan sounded like those at a youth club Saturday night dance and the balance made them sound as if the music came through tin cans. It was insulting.
My god. This video is so incredible on so many levels. Dylan is so young and such a good looking dude. He recently wrote his masterpiece, Rolling Stone, and he’s touring with the greatest Band in history (minus Levon although Mickey Jones is great). The guy screams Judas and he turns to Robbie freaking Robertson and says, “Play it Fucking Loud,”. You can actually see Rick freaking Danko in the background. It’s like an amazing snapshot of history. I’m so glad we have this. It’s also Dylan’s best. Performance of the song I’ve ever heard. He was just so great.
Dylan's singing here/then was not normal...it was beyond anything anyone had ever done...I really don't think I've ever seen/heard anything quite like that. Truly a MONUMENTAL performance. It happened - here's proof! Otherwise no one would ever believe it.
Marc and mortimer, you’ve both nailed it perfectly.
Thanks for posting when Bob turns to the band and says play f. ing loud I got goosebumps
Levon’s a fucking God. Shut your uncultured swine pie hole
@alterdestiny no I absolutely don't. Dylan's singing voice was GREAT right up into the 1980's where at some point it appears he injured his larynx and has ever after to negotiate around certain notes. I kinda wished Bob had gotten an operation to fix his larynx but I guess he didn't want to risk it and did his best to work with it. But make no mistake BOB DYLAN was a GREAT GREAT singer! one of the greatest ever! Fabulous voice!
his influence and song writing genius aside, heres a guy living his life his way and pursuing his career the way he wants to. how can anyone not love and be inspired by that. this dude is so god damned cool.
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Wow this is a gem!!! He was called Judas by the crowd cuz his sound was more rock than folk by then, so he answered "liar, I don't believe you" and told "The Band" to play loud to shout their mouths!!! Lol, classic Bob! King of all!
it was, famously, because he went electric. All his folk music fans were 'horrified'
Bob didn't care. I know he traded his acoustic for a electric. I was glad he performed this song. It was a middle finger to the audience that doubted him.
Wow is right. Best version ever, warts and all.Bob enters rock n roll.
I remember many years back
He never understood the hatred and why they turned their backs on him, but Bob was so turned off by this he quit. They say he had a motorcycle accident but what really was transpiring behind the scenes was that Bob was burnt out and possibly had an heroin addiction he needed to clean up slow down and that was the perfect time to stop it all and you didn't see Bob Dylan play live for many many years after that, he started a family, hung out with friends and started recording the eventual basement tapes. When Woodstock happened it was basically in his back yard, that's one of the reasons it was held in Woodstock new York. Yet bob shunned them and stayed quiet, the band played Woodstock didn't they? Bob's wife attended Woodstock but Bobby said fuck you, now you like me?
The Song. The Concert. Popular music changed forever. Dylan’s Legacy set: He brought poetry to the masses.
One of the most badass performances of all time
This is the best F. U. I have ever seen. Booed, ridiculed through out this tour led to this fantastic performance of the NO. 1 rock song ever!!!!!
Thank you The Band for backing Dylan and rocking the hell out of this song!!!!! Epic performance.
Amen
The Band...not studio musicians, but played for years on stage. This is the BEST version of this song....far better than the Newport Folk Festival version or the Highway 61 album version.
Dylan gets booed before delivering an incendiary performance of arguably the greatest rock song ever written delivered by arguably the greatest band ..... talk about being on the wrong side of history...
i ilke him dont say that
Some of them were booing the loud crappy PA.
@@leohong1254 He's saying the fool who booed Dylan was on the wrong side of history.
AMEN.
A truly great & moving performance! But, still I wonder if it would’ve been so incendiary if he didn’t get booed? I feel bad for him but it’s by far (mho) the best version I’ve heard.
The rejection and criticism was brutal, after all the hero-worship of his folk days, but it taught him a lot about fickle fame. This is where Dylan became his own person once and for all.
I was at the Birmingham concert on that tour. Half the audience walked out booing. The other half, me included, were cheering. Utterly awesome and incredibly loud, I could hear the songs in my head for days.
I just went and saw him a couple weeks ago.......he's simply epic. Took my mom........who went to high school with him in Hibbing. Yup......he's in her yearbook. How's that for awesome? I believe this was the first time he ever played this......, he's Bob Dylan......he can do whatever he wants. I adore him.
Michele, what did your mother say about him growing up. what was he like
Different. Aloof.....had a certain group he hung around with and that was about it. Didn't socialize....wasn't interested in ANYTHING but writing and was terribly bullied. But, one of those "nerds" you knew would be something special. Loved motocycles.
It is interesting how your mom described him in high school. My son has a very similar personality and was recently asked to play a young Bob Dylan in a music video. I was never into Dylan before but after viewing the old videos and seeing the likeness, even his natural mannerisms are the same, and now I really appreciate him.
mare652 You should be an extremely proud mother. Dylan is quite likely the single most important, iconic and timeless recording artist of all time.
Dylan's sensitivity and reticence to interviews may stem from being bullied. Many people don't understand creative passion and how that can have an isolating affect.
THE definitive live version of Like A Rolling Stone no matter what anybody says.
Well, it certainly has the definitive horrible Bob Dylan vocals. Actually, that's not true. i've heard him much worse in other live performances. Yet, he CAN sound pretty good in the studio. I like his voice on the studio version of this song. Of course, it's difficult to achieve that quality, night after night, unless you are a professional singer. Dylan will always be known as a songwriter, not a singer.
@@pjs5824 I guess your horrible is my fucking amazing!
The Iceman the definitive song
Means nothing Mo. It's an opinion.....but we all love Bob.
Used to hate live bob dylan but have grown to prefer his live performances because of how raw it is!
ScottishObserver🏴 Still prefer studio versions, only except for several songs.
Z. Z. His 66 tour was epic
I'm coming around too.
I think that's Dylan for you. Sometimes some of his stuff takes a little getting used too. But by god it'll get a hold of you eventually. Genius
@@kildare97 Yes.
if I could travel anywhere in time it'd be for this concert. not even seeing dinosaurs would tempt me.
Brahm Erson agree, but 1965 newport maggies farm would rival it.
Chris Rasmussen Yeah, that one really rocks.
Michael G ...but not Altamont! ; )
hi brahm, I saw Dylan a few months before this concert which was in may of 1966. saw Dylan November 12, 1965 at the Cleveland music hall in Cleveland, ohio. the concert was not as wild as his world tour in Europe. I met him on july 17, 1991 in Cleveland here. I was walking down by the lake and looked up and saw him walking toward me. I stood still and he came up to me and greeted me. he was so nice to me. I saw him 35 times. the stones in june of 1966 and the beatles in augest 1966.
wtf....
Without buying this single when it came out, me from a secondary modern school in the uk would have a choice of working in the radiator factory or making sectional buildings. Thanks to this and the times I went to Art School, met some great people, became comfortable with being odd and made a living out of creativity. it still scratches an itch for me
He's not singing this song ~ he's spitting it ~ great clip 🌼
YEAH
TableTurn wow what a negative Nancy 👎
I love Bob Dylan just as much as the next guy, but his singing, especially on the long notes sound so bad and off key. Could just be my ear.
@Will K Shilling That is the biggest "Bob Dylan fan" thing I think I've ever heard.
Will K Shilling that was one of the best explanations of Dylan’s vocal-style on this song (and many others) that I’ve ever heard
Bob Dylan is a master at phrasing, brilliant and so musical.
His delivery was fucking impeccable. I’d say only second to Lennon.
And Jim Morrison after that
He was first and foremost a poet. His poems were just set to music.
One of the best performances of all time.
Imagine to yell “Judas” to the first songwriter that won the Nobel Prize of Literature.
A loser who did nothing with his life. And other losers here on this page are praising him. What a world.
Bob Dylan is absolutely amazing. However I have read that at the time his fans were very upset that he'd switched to an electric guitar and they were booing him at a few concerts- actually quite a few concerts and some people just considered him a traitor. Go figure.
@@carolhulbert6881 They were called "purists" and anything electric was a sell out to pop music. Yes, a lot of booing. Rock and roll was all about "Baby baby...." - and Dylan's new songs had a very different style of lyrics. Naturally.
Why they made baskins 37 flavors.......
@@Gramjas did nothing huh.......douche
love that you can tell how angry he is at the first "didn't you" Then seemed to have got the rage out of his system a little bit. I read that he was mad that the sound system wasn't good and obviously at being booed.
But of course that didn't stop him pouring his guts into the performance.
The audience for this concert probably saw the best Dylan concert he ever did and all they did is complain. He had written it a short time before; he wasn't yet jaded but good and angry (the way this song should be played and sang).
a few people were angry for a short while. One guy shouts judas and a few boo at the beginning but that doesn't mean ALL the audience spent the whole show hating Dylan, does it? Listen to all the applause at the end
I agree with you my friend Karen
This is probably my favorite live performance ever
Great performance....x
Historical video.
Absolute genius! Most of the people who were their crowing for Bob to play his earlier folk tunes simply didn't understand or didn't want to accept that Bob, in a very short time, had evolved onto another plane!!!
Listen to Garth's organ is something else mystical, Mickey's drums machine gun fills, Robbie's guitar is souring like an elephant Lott a soul, Rick's bass line is simple but sooo great, Richards piano playing is some of the finest I've ever heard and BOBS VOICE! Inventing new ways of playing the same song every night.. Dig it by this time in the tour they were going ALL out producing some of the most powerful rocking soulful music. This has so much of everything, beautiful! I will listen to this forever, never grows old timeless!!
BEST performance of this song EVER! Giving the song all he's got! the one and ONLY!
yes you got that right. The more energy you give away...the more you get.
Almost! For me ONE of the best, cause the best is on the album "Before the Flood"!
“I don’t believe you”
“Play it fuckin loud”
That’s the only way to start Like a Rolling Stone
Dylan was called Judas not because he'd gone electric but because he declined to be a lifelong follower of Woody Guthrie. He developed as an artist, and he became one of the major poetic influences of our time, as the world acknowledge, finally, with the Nobel. It was brave of Dylan to stand up for his own vision and the needs of his own soul. The lesson is, don't be intimidated by the crowd, People try to trap great artists and force them to live in a tiny box. These people deserve absolutely nothing.
-Judas, the pagan yelled
Then God spoke through the man: -I don´t believe you. You are a liar. PLAY IT FUCKING LOUD!!
Then he played the best version ever of the best song ever.
-The word of the Lord to the english, Dylan : 1966
Fab Rojas that is the most rock n roll thing ive ever seen.
SURE IS!!!!!
Fab Rojas The pagan's name was Keith Butler.
Bing Sinatra best rock n roll performance ever. Best version of this song ever performed!
galdylan Can't be far off it! I'm kinda partial to Hendrix's Monterey version too. ;)
This is fucking great. Right on Bob.
Historical video.
Bob Dylan is a master at phrasing, brilliant and so musical.
Perhaps the single greatest moment in 20th century music.
i can see in his eyes...the start of not wanting to sing these songs the same way again and again.....etc and he doesnt....
Rudy Wilson I can dig not wanting to be forced into the folk mold.. I too experienced that thrill of plugging in my electric guitar and the whole vista of musical possibilities. Thank God for rockmusic!
By 1967, he was done I think. He didn't want the fame, the publicity, the pressure to right the next new hit, the next anthem, the next song of a generation. I think once he went electric, 24/7 he was under camera and it took it's toll.
A great, great performance. Nobody was performing like this in 1966, not to mention
that Dylan was playing for nearly two hours at a time when most rock acts were onstage
for thirty minutes at the most. As for the hostility, it beggars belief as he had already
gone "electric" at Newport a year earlier. As usual, he was ahead of the curve
although the look of utter disenchantment on the faces of the entire group speaks
volumes. (It is shown on the seminal "No Direction Home" documentary.)
History has vindicated Dylan and The Hawks' performance as a seminal moment
in rock history. My 20 year old son said this is his favourite Dylan recording, especially
as he originally thought Dylan's early folk period was the best of his career.
Hopefully the full 1966 concert will be finally released in the near future.
It's already been released for a while now. I think it's either the 4th or 5th volume of the bootleg series.
It's been out for decaes, first as a bootleg album (I got it in 1971 and then finally released by Columbia as the"Albert Hall Concert" in 1998 but it really was in Manchester. Free Trade Hall. The entire acoustic set is on this double LP.. The total v song lineup is beyond a killer
Disc one-acoustic
1. "She Belongs to Me" 3:27
2. "4th Time Around" 4:37
3. "Visions of Johanna" 8:08
4. "It's All Over Now, Baby Blue" 5:45
5. "Desolation Row" 11:31
6. "Just Like a Woman" 5:52
7. "Mr. Tambourine Man" 8:52
Total length: 48:12
Disc two-electric
1. "Tell Me, Momma" 5:10
2. "I Don't Believe You (She Acts Like We Never Have Met)" 6:07
3. "Baby, Let Me Follow You Down" 3:46
4. "Just Like Tom Thumb's Blues" 6:50
5. "Leopard-Skin Pill-Box Hat" 4:50
6. "One Too Many Mornings" 4:22
7. "Ballad of a Thin Man" 7:55
8. "Like a Rolling Stone" 8:01
Total length: 47:01
just might have have been the best single ever, love this version
DIDN'T YOUUUUUUUU
I was 12 the first time I heard this..remember where I was and the season. music lover from the womb but had NEVER heard anything like him..it was as though he had read my life, my heart. Positively 4th Street, same. He spoke my language. His voice is perfect for his music, message.
Send this performance into space for the aliens to applaud.
Fabricio Arana Why?
RenzoM obviously a Dylan hater. Let him be.
It's a horrible performance. The man has NO instincts when it comes to singing. Have you heard the original?
@@danscarlett2197 idk if you're trolling, but that just shows your ear has been sullied by the mainstream idea of talent. he's not for everyone, but there is a reason he's one of the biggest most respected musicians of all time. I will never try to make someone like him either, so good day to you lol
@@Jerry11201 no, I know a good singer when I hear one. It's not just his voice but the way he sings the song.
"When you ain't got nothin', you got nothin' to lose. You're invisible now, you've got no secrets, to conceal. How does it feel?"
Without a doubt one of the greatest songwriter/storytellers ever .A musical virtuoso who sang from his soul through his heart One of a kind. God made him and broke the mold .Have loved him since I 1st heard him on vinyl so msny years ago
Folk Punk... yet another genre created by Mr. Dylan
Hahaha, I agree!!
He was definitely flippin people off, I so admire him!!
Stop making shit up dumb fuck his music fucking sucks and inspired no one!
king noxer 💀💀😂
true!!!!~~
it was a historic moment!!!~~greetings from Poland!!
After all those years: How magnificent!
anybody who says dylan can't sing should check this out, he's blowin the roof off with his voice. the mixed passions of this tour created some of the best music in rock history
Marches to his own music. How many of us can say the same?
bob dylan the great!!! poet!!!
WHAT A PERFORMANCE!!
God how I love this song,and particularly this version of it. Was at the Albert Hall a few days later. Audience reaction much the same!
2016 Bob Dylan has won the Pulitzer Prize for Literature.............How does it feel? It feels great.
Nobel Prize
there's always someone who somehow manages to get it wrong isn't there? I mean it's not rocket science...
@@Philrc ikr
@Klaus Toth Bob should get a Peace Prize too...and maybe one for Chemistry and Physics.
What a blessing the genius of Bob Dylan has been! Amazing talent! ❤️🎶🎸
My guess is that Bob was probably as "high" as this masterpiece is in the history of music, all of them combined.
Saw DYlan about 5 months before this concert on this tour on november 12, 1965 in cleveland, ohio at the cleveland music hall. He was not as wild. It was a very low place concert. I have seen dylan 35 times and met him in 1991. He was by himself and was very nice to. A very small man but a powerful presence. He is everything people say about him and more. I was drunk for 3 days after I met him.
Bob Dylan. A genius. This is a fabulous track and I reckon one of his best.
Love when he starts cupping his hands towards the end. Total belief in the face of extreme confrontation from many in his own audience. He knew that what he'd produced till then was spectacular and that there was much more to come
if anyone is wondering, the "Judas" intro is from May 17th 1966 but the song footage is from May 11th 1966
THANK YOU!! I was in fact wondering. This is clearly a different version from what is on the Bootleg Series Vol. 4.
Pretty seamlessly edited though. Kudos to whoever made the video.
You're lyyying
I don't believe youuuuu
Does anyone have a link to the footage from the “Judas” performance?
I can't choose a favorite Dylan song but if I had to this would probably be it. So great.
It's like time is passing for Bob in some other way. It's like he's relaxing in the middle of a explosion.
Shakespeare was the Dylan of his time.
Because Bob Dylan is dynamite!
I totally agree with you my friend
Dylan is unique..
@@AliceDont888 I couldn't agree more yours sincerely Gary
Is the Shakespeare.
Unbelievable performance and sound quality in 1966!!! That's one of his greatest hymns ever.
This is the Greatest Rock and Roll Song Ever Made
Should be 325 million views. Greatest rock song ever. All he was ever being was himself while the troll in the audience wanted Dylan to be like him. Very unlikely.
Absolutely magickal how this man was able to continuously reinvent himself like no other and play full force in the face of derision. A true artist and magickian.
This is the greatest performance. Of anything.
Always proud that this was recorded in my home town of Manchester UK, wish I had been old enough to go to the concert.
At the time of this recording, this was revolution. The man delivers in every decade
Starts off in Manchester then següeys to Newcastle. Majestic performance. The Band are incredible.
what a historic performance
When I heard Dylan sing this across the street from where we lived, at Berkeley, California highschool auditorium, I’d always understood it was with “The Band”...now I know it was so! Have loved this song, among many, many others of Dylan, ever since hearing it live that night, circa 1965.
What a treasure,Thanks for sharing!
People seem to be angry at the heckler, when in fact it's part of what makes this performance so incredible. How effortlessly badass the introduction was all due to one guy yelling "Judas!".
What a brilliant young man he was and is!!
Perfect lyrics for the perfect song at the perfect moment.
Greatest live performance ever!
I have been a Dylan fan for a very long time and this is my favorite stage of Dylan's career. I think this was his most creative period by far. I'm really going to miss him when he's gone but then again Dylan will never really leave us.
Can't imagine him gone😢don't want too..only last few years found his incredible music and writing..and his unique style. Love him...x
Dylan.. hendrix. beatles at same time in history amazing, time will never happen again
I wish people would understand that this is the greatest performance ever in the history of music dear god i wish i was there music is nothing without this man
The best video on youtube by a zillion miles
You are my god bob
Kate Blanchett did such a great job portraying Bob at this stage of his lives in the flick "I'm Not There" which every Dylan fan should see.
HIS BEST PERFORMANCE OF THIS SONG!
I can't believe how great this footage is.
Greatest song, greatest performance, greatest just about anything that ever happened, in my humble. Play it at my funeral and PLAY IT LOUD.
NOBODY COULD SING THAT BAD AND MAKE IT SOUND SO GOOD.
I get chills from this. That intro is truly a piece of history.
This is my favorite version of the song
Best musician to ever live.
The music from the 60's and 70's wad the best music ever. Nothing since has come even close.
ESO ES...TERRIBLEMENTE MUY CIERTO!!!
That black telecaster Bob is using here, he gave to Robbie after the tour as a gift. Robbie stripped it, put a bigsby on it and been using it since, a lot of history in that guitar.
Thank you indeed
Awesome story
Robbie has sold this tele recently. There was a posting on Reverb about it. Considering Robbie used it on Big Pink, The Brown Album and the first concerts the band played at the Fillmore and Woodstock, amongst others, it must have major mojo!
No it was robbies first then he gave to dylan and dylan used in before the flood tour and after gave it back to robbie.
Congratulation on Nobel Prize!
Laughable. That prize is obsolete ever since Obama bin Laden was given one for being black.
This gem is a pivotal moment in musical history. This song was played everywhere, and still should be.
A living legend.
Thank you for uploading this. It's incredibly difficult to find videos of Dylan performances let alone his music sometimes. He sounds great here. Later on throughout the years his voice started giving out and he stopped trying to sing. Regardless, he's still a great musician and cool as fuck.