In 1966 as a senior in high school and I was the annoying nerd who memorized the lyrics from Blonde on Blonde, at 76 they are still in there. What once captured youthful angst now captures senior angst, who knew.
I was born in 68.....discover Bob around 76....wasn't a nerd....wish I was....Dylan definitely stood to me in life...the man's a pure genius ....he's send by God ....love your story.. greetings from Dublin
Cool I’m 63 and used to listen to my sister play Bob when I was 5. We’ve had some great music but Bob imagery is so good each line in this tune is like a little image or scene. So very talented. Cheers from Montreal.
I was stuck inside of Mobile in the early fall of 1963 although I didn’t have the Memphis blues or any kind of blues. At the time I was stationed at Gunter AFB (Montgomery AL) and decided to take a Greyhound to Pensacola. After spending several hours at the beach I thought I would try hitching a ride to New Orleans and do some sightseeing. I finally got a ride late that night but he was only going to Mobile. He dropped me off around 2 a.m. and I decided to forget about New Orleans and take the Greyhound back to Montgomery. I waited in the Mobile bus station for 6+ hours before catching the express and returning to the base.
WELL SAID. HE ALSO NEED TO BE IN THE SMITHSONIAN IN THE CHERISHED SONGWRITERS WING. HELL THEY SHOULD BUILD AN ENTIRE MUSEUM HONORING DYLANS MANY CONTRIBUTIONS, POETICALLY, MUSICALLY, SOCIALLY CONSCIOUS....eTC ETC ETC I BOW TO YOU, BOB DYLAN.
Lot's of self deprecating lines in this song you don't normally here in a pop song... "like a fool I mixed them".. "wouldn't it be my luck"... Sort of like, 'life sucks and I'm such a loser'
Blonde on Blonde is one of the best, if not the best, albums in popular music history. This song, along with “Visions of Johanna”, “Just like a Woman”, and “Absolutely Sweet Marie”, are cultural treasures that will be listened to for generations to come.
I have a fond memory of walking around Harvard Square in the late 1970s ... it was a warm sunny day and a fellow student saw fit to blast this song on their big-ass speakers out of their upper dorm-room window. Soon people all over the street started singing along, many doing fine imitations of Dylan's trademark drawl. It was funny and epic and beautiful, IMO a fitting homage.
this is one of the greatest songs of all time without a doubt. all the wires just crossed perfectly, composition, improvisation, absolute lyrical genius, wry sarcastic wit, puns and metaphors most people could only dream of coming up with, the way it paints a tableau of entropy and chaos like something out of a picaresque novel
" and here I sit so patiently waiting to find out what price you have to pay to get out of going through all these things twice". I am now 70 years old and this one phrase in one song penned by Bob Dylan 50 years ago means more to me now than ever. I am forever grateful to be on this earth at the same time of Bob Dylan.
Thank you. And to pine after the last sentence in your comment: I am forever (- young,) and to be a Grateful (Dead fan, and) to be on this earth at the same time of Bob Dylan. And, like a rolling stone.
My best DYLAN'S song !! When i've some blues ... I listen listen , listen, listen for hours ... ans I tale this medecine... I ALWAY THINKED IT WAS THE FIRST POP SONG ... AL KOOPER, JOE SOUTH ( lead guitar), ..
@@stefanschleps8758 hell yeah put hunter right next to bob. hunter is not a songwriter id say more of a poet who was friends with the best songwriter of all time. and yes gary his lyrics are priceless cause no art really has a price
He also has an exquisite musical ear. But he isn't and never was primarily an instrumentalist. When he was just playing guitar and harmonica, he acquitted himself quite nicely. When he plays lead guitar though, he is really subtracting from the quality of the song and the show, considering he usually has great players.
.....Your debutant just knows what you need, but I know what you want.... Oh, yeah! I been listening to this song since I came back from Viet Nam in '66. It saved me from a crash landing. The whole of western philosophy and political history in one song! Dynamite, Bobby! Keep on truckin'
Massive props to Al Kooper (organist). He made so many great songs with his additions. Organ again on "Like a Rolling Stone" with Dylan, and the French Horn/Piano in "You Can't Always Get What you Want." Also added a lot to Lynyrd Skynyrd (drums, mandelin, bass, organ) albums. And his primary instrument was guitar. They don't make musicians (or music) like him, anymore.
Desember 2020. I sit in little beggary and cold country in the centre of the Russia. No job, no money. Listening Bob Dylan. And I feel warm. And I not afraid my hopeless future. Thank you Bob!
Regardless of time, this album is endless, everything perfect musically expressed in a pinpoint of time, sparkling as a continuum capsule exploding across the universe in absolute majesty.
The killer chord that introduces Oh mama, can this really be the end, is what song writing is all about. I haven’t heard this since 1966 when I played Blonde on Blonde to death while studying for my finals at university. It’s in my DNA. Thanks,Bob 🎸
Brendan McMahon - he’s drunk. It’s nonsense; the ‘lord’ has to take care of him in both of his cases. Sort of a damned if you do damned if you dont situation..
No Dude. Dylan is a "Story Teller" as he puts it. Robert Johnson set the guitar stage for many artists. "Bob Dylan", the Artist is the GOAT. Not as Robert Zimmerman.
He was able to be creatively wide open while being incredibly prolific and cynically poetic. He has a huge catalog of songs. I’m lucky to have seen him twice.
Was in college in 66/7 when I first heard this album. Totally changed my life for the better. Painful and directionless years but it ended up in a very good place. Have seen at least 10 of his concerts over the years Always evolving like David Bowie and Lou Reed but he’s the only one left.
Lead Guitar of Joe South, and Organ with Al Kooper ... Since 1979 (20 Y/O) I listen to it on repeat ... Recorded in February 1966 in Nashville, there are 23 different takes ... For me, the first pop song in history ... From France ( North, Reims, Champagne's country)
It's almost worth being old now to have been young in the 60's. Forget almost. Dylan, the Beatles, end the war, peace and love. There has been no outcry since the 60's.
Crazy disjointed lyrics that somehow strike home and push so many buttons. Love it, love his music and i am glad i grew up when this was first released.
It was certainly around the beginning of great works of American musical culture. How far we’ve fallen since those hopeful days. The creative arts reflect a vibrant democracy. But, today, half the nation supports a wannabe fascist tyrant.
It takes one to know one . One genius absolutely idolised Dylan , he always spoke of him and his music , he was obsessed with his music and this genius was none other than HENDRIX.
Bob Dylan’s music is like that one friend you can always turn to when things get rough. No matter what you’re going thru he has at least one song that will speak directly into your soul and understand what you’re feeling.
Hey this is snake. 🐍 They caught me underneath the truck. Is it a pain in the ass to hop out of mobile. Thanks port authority.👍 I feel this song a bit of a retort to arlos city of new Orleans.
I got into Bob Dylan as a junior in high school. Bringing It All Back Home, Highway 61 Revisited and Blonde on Blonde all being released back to back to back in 2 or 3 years is an unbelievable accomplishment that could alone cement Bob Dylan as the greatest song writer of all time.
Introduced to Dylan (1964) by a friend's father. Him forties, intelligent man. "What do you like about him.,?" I asked. He said " Can't sing. Ugly fuck. But he is brilliant. That's all I can say " Listened. Been a fan ever since.🇦🇺
I used to play a lot of Bob Dylan in the car when driving my kids to school or to sporting events. My daughter, then 6, was the “Queen of Misheard”. For this particular song she used to sing: ‘Stuck inside a molehill, with the Memphis blues again...’😂
@@victorsprague3492 “Her” versions were all animal themed. She also had: “Tiger lovin’ blues” for Tangled up in blue, and ...”the cockatoo is movin’ under you” instead of “the carpet, too...” in: It’s all over now.... The absolute truth!😆
Being from Memphis this always brought me in. But anything Bob sings is my favorite. This reminds me of standing in the rain watching him sing for 2 hrs at Beale St music festival in Memphis next to the MS river. Best 2 hrs ever. Thanks Bob. 😊 ☺ Love ya 😘 ❤
In 1966 as a senior in high school and I was the annoying nerd who memorized the lyrics from Blonde on Blonde, at 76 they are still in there. What once captured youthful angst now captures senior angst, who knew.
What a beautiful gift to the world. Have a story too with this song...
I'm a sophomore now but I already got them memorized and I'm glad I have, best album ever
I was born in 68.....discover Bob around 76....wasn't a nerd....wish I was....Dylan definitely stood to me in life...the man's a pure genius ....he's send by God ....love your story.. greetings from Dublin
Rather be in Memphis or Mobile than New York any day.
Other way around for me stranger. Any day.
I have loved this great mans music since i was 12 years old. I am now 72 years young and still rocking.
thank you for still keeping a great taste in music after decades, sir
Me too!
Me Too!!
Cool I’m 63 and used to listen to my sister play Bob when I was 5. We’ve had some great music but Bob imagery is so good each line in this tune is like a little image or scene. So very talented. Cheers from Montreal.
Hhhmph! He ain't no David Cassidy, if you want my opinion.
i walk around my high school with music like this playing and have even gotten compliments on my music taste❤️😭 thanks to my grandpa ofc
The earth is 5 billion years old;and I had the fortune to be born in Dylans time! Blessed
more like 5,000 years pal.
Fortunately most sane people don’t believe in your mythical god. If you have any proof of god get back to us we are all ears.
@@david-pb4bi Apparently, Zimmy also couldn't get his head around the concept either try as he may.
@@georgemorenstein Try science, not as musical as Dylan but more logical.
@@georgemorenstein dude the pyramids were buildt 5000 years ago
I was stuck inside of Mobile in the early fall of 1963 although I didn’t have the Memphis blues or any kind of blues. At the time I was stationed at Gunter AFB (Montgomery AL) and decided to take a Greyhound to Pensacola. After spending several hours at the beach I thought I would try hitching a ride to New Orleans and do some sightseeing. I finally got a ride late that night but he was only going to Mobile. He dropped me off around 2 a.m. and I decided to forget about New Orleans and take the Greyhound back to Montgomery. I waited in the Mobile bus station for 6+ hours before catching the express and returning to the base.
Yup. Stuck inside of Mobile!
For this song alone, he deserves the Nobel Prize!
Definitely!
WELL SAID. HE ALSO NEED TO BE IN THE SMITHSONIAN IN THE CHERISHED SONGWRITERS WING. HELL THEY SHOULD BUILD AN ENTIRE MUSEUM HONORING DYLANS MANY CONTRIBUTIONS, POETICALLY, MUSICALLY, SOCIALLY CONSCIOUS....eTC ETC ETC I BOW TO YOU, BOB DYLAN.
Lot's of self deprecating lines in this song you don't normally here in a pop song... "like a fool I mixed them".. "wouldn't it be my luck"... Sort of like, 'life sucks and I'm such a loser'
Bob Dylan knows more about being human than most
@@jessemcelroy3989 Or maybe he's more honest and articulate?
Blonde on Blonde is one of the best, if not the best, albums in popular music history. This song, along with “Visions of Johanna”, “Just like a Woman”, and “Absolutely Sweet Marie”, are cultural treasures that will be listened to for generations to come.
Oh tellement oui!
Una canzone straordinaria.
Amen!!
When your album is 14 songs and 73 minutes long and the weakest link is rainy day women that is some rarefied air
I hope so! 🍻🍻
Could listen all day to him sayin' " Oh, mama"...such inflection.
He can infuse a couplet with more emphasis, meaning & emotion than contained in entire songs & books by other artists.
Bob Dylan's delivery of his lyrics is what makes him one of my favorite vocalists, so much character and humanness in the way he sings.
The more I listen, the more I want to listen.
Greatest songwriter of all time and all from the 💓
I have a fond memory of walking around Harvard Square in the late 1970s ... it was a warm sunny day and a fellow student saw fit to blast this song on their big-ass speakers out of their upper dorm-room window. Soon people all over the street started singing along, many doing fine imitations of Dylan's trademark drawl. It was funny and epic and beautiful, IMO a fitting homage.
That sounds awesome!
this is one of the greatest songs of all time without a doubt. all the wires just crossed perfectly, composition, improvisation, absolute lyrical genius, wry sarcastic wit, puns and metaphors most people could only dream of coming up with, the way it paints a tableau of entropy and chaos like something out of a picaresque novel
Right.
And the music sounds great too
Inxs ?
You should be a writer!!!
@@angieneal7070 you're much too kind! That is my dream though
" and here I sit so patiently waiting to find out what price you have to pay to get out of going through all these things twice". I am now 70 years old and this one phrase in one song penned by Bob Dylan 50 years ago means more to me now than ever. I am forever grateful to be on this earth at the same time of Bob Dylan.
Thank you. And to pine after the last sentence in your comment: I am forever (- young,) and to be a Grateful (Dead fan, and) to be on this earth at the same time of Bob Dylan. And, like a rolling stone.
We are lucky
@ That is what makes him so amazing.
congratulations!!
@ Do you believe everything you read or what anyone says?
Don't. Think and believe for yourself. Experience life and form your own opinons.
“He just smoked my eyelids and punched my cigarette”
This is why Bob Dylan is the greatest lyricist of all time
"...and he cursed me when I prrooooooooved to him..."
Right on!!!!
Dylan for president 2020!!!!
@@bernettaepperson4122 amen brother
emperor p u r on the money only bob dylan is going to come up with that
This song is a masterpiece. This version in particular
the live version i heard from his 1975 tour is great, i would probably take it over this version, actually.
Dont try to understand it only confuses things
@@MicrowaveWalrus where can I find that version?
My best DYLAN'S song !!
When i've some blues ... I listen listen , listen, listen for hours ... ans I tale this medecine...
I ALWAY THINKED IT WAS THE FIRST POP SONG ...
AL KOOPER, JOE SOUTH ( lead guitar), ..
So true .
Bob Dylan is the greatest influential artist of all time, his lyrics are priceless
Greatest? One of three great American songwriters. The other two being John Prine and Robert Hunter. 🦅
@@stefanschleps8758
Neil Young, too.
@@stefanschleps8758 hell yeah put hunter right next to bob. hunter is not a songwriter id say more of a poet who was friends with the best songwriter of all time. and yes gary his lyrics are priceless cause no art really has a price
@John Myhill actually yes, every sing person can. Only difference between you and him is he believed in himself and his ideas
George Gershwin??
Dylan is a master of painting murals with words...genius.
Hello dear, It’s nice meeting you on here
Shakespeare was in the alley in Nashville, cutting tape with Bob.
Blonde on Blonde is the greatest album ever recorded. Period.
Arguably...
I JUST found this out. ( I agree with you by the way), that B.O.B. was the first double album in pop or rock music. Then they started pouring in!
42awww - evidence of his creative well spring over flowing..
42awww - sounds like he had about 5 in him at the time..
Agree
Dylan is the greatest artist America has ever produced, any type of art, any genre.
Boris. So right.
(Mark Twain, F. Scott Fitzgerald and Duke Ellington, among others, just laugh.)
shakespeare on this side of the pond with a shot of rock and roll
@@roberthill799 l can't help it if you only know 7 Dylan songs
There has never been nor will there ever be again a writer of Bob Dylan's caliber!! My awe is showing lol!!
Dylan was unlike any other song and dance man in history!
I see what you did there. 😁
@@vampirekangaroo5536 😹
Hunter
This song never gets old. Just fantastic.
The greatest lyricist of our time
Without a doubt.
really have to agree, He is a Slow Train comin'
He also has an exquisite musical ear. But he isn't and never was primarily an instrumentalist. When he was just playing guitar and harmonica, he acquitted himself quite nicely. When he plays lead guitar though, he is really subtracting from the quality of the song and the show, considering he usually has great players.
By a million miles
Of all time
Happy Birthday Bob! 81 years young, forever young.
Happy birthday, Bob Dylan !
BOB DYLAN HAS EXTREME TALENT WITH LYRICS !!
he deserves thr Noble prize
This song clearly shows the influence Bob had on Bruce Springsteen. Listen to Blinded by the Light, growing up and others by Bruce
The heart of Blonde. What a song
what a genius.....oh, mama
This song is what got me through a messy childhood.
USA is famous for messy childhoods....best system in the world
Kenney Buttrey on drums is just killing it....
He was fabulous!!
He's playing lead on the drums. Like Keith Moon.
That guitar tone, that organ, that voice...
AND the drumming! So precise.
It's essentially a perfect song. He has so many of them it's impossible to rank them. But this is just so amazing.
Joe South on guitar, Al Kooper on organ!
This whole song and album and catalogue
@@roscoefoofoo Buttrey on drums, one of the grets
we can't stop here this is bat country!
Brilliant
great movie, great soundtrack!
I am trying to get my younger sisters to read the book lmao I don’t think they want to
TELL ME ABOUT THE FUCKING GOLF SHOES!!!
Very few humans are loved more than Bob.❤
Dylan, Bob Johnston, and the Nashville players all "caught lightning in a bottle" in 1966 and it keeps striking...!
.....Your debutant just knows what you need, but I know what you want.... Oh, yeah! I been listening to this song since I came back from Viet Nam in '66. It saved me from a crash landing. The whole of western philosophy and political history in one song! Dynamite, Bobby! Keep on truckin'
That descending bass line is *chef’s kiss
Tasty
Massive props to Al Kooper (organist). He made so many great songs with his additions. Organ again on "Like a Rolling Stone" with Dylan, and the French Horn/Piano in "You Can't Always Get What you Want." Also added a lot to Lynyrd Skynyrd (drums, mandelin, bass, organ) albums. And his primary instrument was guitar. They don't make musicians (or music) like him, anymore.
Oh now you're talking man, great observation so many thanks, RIP Al Kooper who lived a really blessed life
この曲が、１番好きです。死ぬまで、走り続ける力が、湧いてきます。
Desember 2020. I sit in little beggary and cold country in the centre of the Russia. No job, no money. Listening Bob Dylan. And I feel warm. And I not afraid my hopeless future. Thank you Bob!
You are where in Russia?
@@monicabonnet6235 Middle of the Russia, Samara district.
@Gina Mori God bless America!
God bless you, brother. Keep rocking with Bobby!
God bless us everyone 🙏
Epic! Like a fever dream. This song is a world of its own.
This song brings a smile to my face every time... "what price you have to pay to get out of going through all these things twice"
"...and I said 'Oh I didn't know that..." cracks me up
Speaking as someone halfway to retirement... it hits home!
Yeah - I always listen for that line
I love the words to this song.
Very good eye👍🚬☕️☕️☕️
Regardless of time, this album is endless, everything perfect musically expressed in a pinpoint of time, sparkling as a continuum capsule exploding across the universe in absolute majesty.
Abstract art at its best, just pure genius
My favorite Dylan LP
Blonde on Blonde , greatest album ever !!! 👍💯
The killer chord that introduces Oh mama, can this really be the end, is what song writing is all about. I haven’t heard this since 1966 when I played Blonde on Blonde to death while studying for my finals at university. It’s in my DNA. Thanks,Bob 🎸
Brilliant have heard this for ages it's a classic
“The Senator came down here showing everyone his gun, hanging out free tickets to the wedding of his son” - brilliant.
What's so brilliant about it?
Thank you Mr. Bloomfield & Mr. Kooper.
Bob Dylan is really an Archangel and can actually play guitar, fly and recite Shakepeare all at the same time. True.
❤😂😢😅🤞🤞👍💕
"You better take care of me lord because, if you don't, you'll have me on your hands"- Hunter S. Thompson PhD.
Thompson and Dylan were kindred spirits with similar, yet distinctive facets of expression.
Dr hunter Thompson phd
Brendan McMahon - he’s drunk.
It’s nonsense; the ‘lord’ has to take care of him in both of his cases. Sort of a damned if you do damned if you dont situation..
A kaleidoscope of spastic imagery
Nine verses and nine choruses. What more can we ask?
Ten
This is Bob Dylans finest masterpiece.
xpmark1
This and "Idiot Wind"
What about masterpiece
one of many and the rankings vary drastically based upon one's mood.
Definitely one of the many masterpieces Bob made
@@kevinlajoie2966 Well said.
My favourite song of all time ❤ 😍 💖
Be careful - it's just a song - don't mix TX Medicine and RR gin!
@@lukehauser1182 yeh. He's bang on. He did it. So did I once.
Prá mim Dylan é o melhor ❤❤
🇧🇷
Ohhh mama can this really be the end to be stuck inside of Deadwood with the Sturgis blues again.....
74 years old here. Dylan has grown thru the years to become the greatest of all time's. Oh Mama.
Robert Johnson and Robert Zimmermann
No Dude. Dylan is a "Story Teller" as he puts it. Robert Johnson set the guitar stage for many artists. "Bob Dylan", the Artist is the GOAT. Not as Robert Zimmerman.
He was able to be creatively wide open while being incredibly prolific and cynically poetic. He has a huge catalog of songs. I’m lucky to have seen him twice.
The drumming.
Buttrey power
Can’t sing not great on guitar average on harmonica. But he’s absolutely brilliant. A genius. He punched my cigarette 😎
One of the finest albums of all time
Top 10 or Top 5
Was in college in 66/7 when I first heard this album. Totally changed my life for the better. Painful and directionless years but it ended up in a very good place. Have seen at least 10 of his concerts over the years Always evolving like David Bowie and Lou Reed but he’s the only one left.
not even close. It's not even Dylan best album. lol
@@bsnf-5 What’s the best Dylan album?
The drums are superb in this song and so is Dylan when they had such little to work with
Lead Guitar of Joe South, and Organ with Al Kooper ...
Since 1979 (20 Y/O) I listen to it on repeat ... Recorded in February 1966 in Nashville, there are 23 different takes ... For me, the first pop song in history ...
From France ( North, Reims, Champagne's country)
It's almost worth being old now to have been young in the 60's. Forget almost. Dylan, the Beatles, end the war, peace and love. There has been no outcry since the 60's.
Crazy disjointed lyrics that somehow strike home and push so many buttons. Love it, love his music and i am glad i grew up when this was first released.
brilliant. end of chat.
1966 was probably
the greatest year in rock n roll
It was certainly around the beginning of great works of American musical culture.
How far we’ve fallen since those hopeful days. The creative arts reflect a vibrant democracy. But, today, half the nation supports a wannabe fascist tyrant.
" What most people don't realize is that Bob Dylan is one of the greatest comedians ever " -*Alice Cooper*
Indeed
@@RobertWCox-sj3qk He's a funny guy, you know?
@@RobertWCox-sj3qk Great sardonic sense of humour .self depricating as well !
i always wanted to be a stand up comedian.
An all the rest wat he did, including the comidyum 😎
Well done zim,. another masterpiece,. forever young 🌱🤟🎸💯💪
No person has ever wrote lyrics like BOB DYLAN , Bar None!
ever heard of Taylor Swift jackass?!!!
@@eb9165 aye. Hahaha
or written
We last cowboys are thankful for this music for ever
Even us city boys😁☮❤
How can someone even remotely begin to start writing a song like this?
He wrote them backwards...in his sleep
Just be tolerant of whatever crap comes into your head.
It takes one to know one . One genius absolutely idolised Dylan , he always spoke of him and his music , he was obsessed with his music and this genius was none other than HENDRIX.
They covered each other more than a little bit
I saw Dylan's Highway 61 tour...the only electrified Dylan show I ever saw ....he did allot of Hendrix in that show
He did it Dylan style but it was Jimi's stuff Dylan style GREAT show
This man has gotten me through so much pain I'll always love you Bob
for real man..im forever in debt to bob..hes given me so many great feelings and memories
Bob Dylan’s music is like that one friend you can always turn to when things get rough. No matter what you’re going thru he has at least one song that will speak directly into your soul and understand what you’re feeling.
The Nobel committee said, ' That's it. Call him in.'
Hey this is snake. 🐍
They caught me underneath the truck.
Is it a pain in the ass to hop out of mobile.
Thanks port authority.👍
I feel this song a bit of a retort to arlos city of new Orleans.
Loving Dylan over 50 years ! No complaints ! G.O.A.T. Rock On !!!!!!
I got into Bob Dylan as a junior in high school. Bringing It All Back Home, Highway 61 Revisited and Blonde on Blonde all being released back to back to back in 2 or 3 years is an unbelievable accomplishment that could alone cement Bob Dylan as the greatest song writer of all time.
Less than 2 years
A complete master poet.
Only to do it again in the 70s with Planet Waves, Blood, and Desire. Didn't change the world like his 60s work, but it is beautiful stuff!
@@42awww indeed my friend
Amphetamine.
I listen to this first thing in the morning when I drink my coffee and remember a calming gentle time.
Greenwich Village was very interesting back in the 70 s
One of the best songs Bob created. 'Shakespeare's in the alley'! Love it!
Pointed shoes ruin your feet.
@@msimon6808 They'll give you hammer toes...
Whit his pointed shoes and bells maravilloso amiga
One of my all-time favourite Dylan songs.
Amo todos músicas desse cara são muito lindas ❤❤
Never can choose a best song by Bob, as they're all the best!❤️
Except for the holiday crap he did a few years ago. Wretched and cringeworthy.
@@higgsmerino3925 Christmas In The Heart was great, but each to their own
@@higgsmerino3925 his voice is so terrible on the Xmas album that I sort of enjoy it.
You can always choose favorites!
Idiot Wind
What an amazing song. Dylan at his very best as far as I’m concerned.
Dylan was firing at all cylinders
Back then Dylan quotes would enter almost every serious conversation.
even Jimmy Carter once quoted Dylan....
How old are you?
@@jajdude Born in 1952.
@@freddylubin respect
@@freddylubin cool bro you have good music taste
Introduced to Dylan (1964) by a friend's father. Him forties, intelligent man. "What do you like about him.,?" I asked. He said " Can't sing. Ugly fuck. But he is brilliant. That's all I can say " Listened. Been a fan ever since.🇦🇺
Gotta disagree with your friends father. Bob sings beautifully and has always been sexy AF.
Totally wrong - he's a superb singer.
I used to play a lot of Bob Dylan in the car when driving my kids to school or to sporting events. My daughter, then 6, was the “Queen of Misheard”. For this particular song she used to sing: ‘Stuck inside a molehill, with the Memphis blues again...’😂
HAHAHA! Good girl! My favorite song of Bob Dylan...as are all of them!!
@@victorsprague3492 “Her” versions were all animal themed. She also had: “Tiger lovin’ blues” for Tangled up in blue, and ...”the cockatoo is movin’ under you” instead of “the carpet, too...” in: It’s all over now.... The absolute truth!😆
@@clausderenda5777 I adore your kid
That beats the original! Imagine! Robin Witting, England
that's too goddamn cute lol
"Magnificent'.
His music is what started me playing the harmonica! Way back when!
I also took up the harmonica because of him!
Now this is a true masterpiece
It may be a masterpiece of lyrics, but it’s not a masterpiece of music
Matthew Gliatto that’s your opinion
@@matthewgliatto7339 It's a masterpiece in everything.
@@matthewgliatto7339 Name me another song that has been this kind of Melody and timing
@@kennethshort2016 Bitches Aint Shit - Dr Dre
"Your debutant just knows what you need. But I know what you want."
This true.
it's one of the most smart lines that i have ever heard. Worth a nobel prize by his own.
Your debutante knows what you need but I know what you want ...god is that classic
How can a song be this magical?
yes truly magic
"And here I sit so patiently waiting to find what price, you have to pay to get out of going through all these things twice". Genius
Pure genius.
Vivo con tres gatas felinas y una humana que no está pero cuando escuchan a Bob Dylan las 3 me miran
My fave Dylan line. So so true.
reincarnation...
@@JohnSmith-kz8yo You can say that again!
Being from Memphis this always brought me in. But anything Bob sings is my favorite. This reminds me of standing in the rain watching him sing for 2 hrs at
Beale St music festival in Memphis next to the MS river. Best 2 hrs ever.
Thanks Bob. 😊 ☺ Love ya 😘 ❤
Masterful of lyrics and stories Dylan is a master, Long live the master !!!
Dad i finally found the song😂😂❤ Happy Birthday Dad, Hope you have a feast up there🥺🥺RIP love