Actually by '69 country rock was a big movement. The Byrds and The Band (and Dylan) were at the forefront. But you also had the Flying Burrito Brothers and other smaller acts.
Some say The Band helped to usher in the more stripped down era. Bob was part of that whole thing too obviously. But yeah the peak of psychedelia was probably 67-68 but by 69 the mainstream had kinda ruined it
Dylan wasn't doing any protesting in 1969, that was in his early career, in fact Dylan was trying to break away from the counter-culture at the time of this recording to be a family man in Woodstock and not the voice of a generation. That's why he turned down playing at the Woodstock concert.
Johnny did some protest albums himself, Bitter Tears: Ballads of the American Indian from 1964. There was backlash from radio stations and fans, but Johnny fought back.
@@MerkinMuffly Dylan never really made protest songs about anything, at least not in the sense of some political message or whatever. The whole ''voice of the generation'' trope was forced onto him.
@user-vt4hd8hb4v Only a Pawn in their game, Hattie Carroll, blowing in the wind, and god on their side are some protest songs in his early career. Yes, the voice of a generation thing was thrown on him.
Country Dylan is a very underrated little period. His voice was really really something special during this era. John Wesley Harding, Nashville Skyline, Self Portrait and New Morning are all very cozy, very welcoming records
absolutely agree, Just as great the 65/66 period had been it was also manic, and thankfully he survived that insane time, it was inevitable he would become recluse after that but like you said that period has so many gems, New Morning is one of my favourite albums of all time.
Bob Dylan and Johnny Cash were busom buddies. I had a cigarette, then coffee with Johnny Cash at the concession in the Hollywood bowl October 1966 during Bobs concert. He was a flirt, between marriages at age 39. I was married, 17 with a five month old baby at her first concert. She grew up on Bob Dylan‘s music in our home. We are all like Rolling Stones!
It was extremely rare to see Dylan on tv in those early days. Of course, Johnny Cash (a true man of the people) recognized and respected his brilliance.
Interesting crossing of cultural wires here, as Dylan appeared on the Johnny Cash show multiple times in the 1969-73 period. Country music (which Dylan has worked in on and off) and counterculture. Very different audiences. Dylan and Cash bridged them. I'm sure Cash surprised some of his fans with this, as Dylan surprised his fans with Nashville Skyline. According to my dad, who worked in country and knew Cash professionally, Cash's only requirement was apparently that Dylan get a shave and a haircut :)
@@bostonseeker Bostonseeker, Excellent background story... If I remember correctly, clean clothes, a haircut, and a shave were huge sacrifices to make in those days. 😁 Cash and Dylan indeed, at first glance, seem to be culturally incompatible, but I suspect they were kindred spirits. Whatever.... they were great artists who had a profound affect on music and the culture. More than most.
@@paulgentile1024 Amen What happened to this world Its insane now. Is this what our fathers fought and died for? They would be sick seeing what we became
This song holds a deep significance for me. My father and I were sketching together in a forest while listening to Bob Dylan, and he turned to me and said, 'This is your song, Heather Feather.' He passed away just a few weeks later, and I feel an enduring sense of loss. He was not only my father but my best friend, and I miss him profoundly. Every time I hear this song, it brings me closer to him and keeps his memory alive in my heart.
I love his voice during this period. Well I love all his voices because they’re distinct and soulful but I esp love this one. Here’s to a Long & healthy life Bob.
I think a lot of people miss out on the religious & spiritual dimensions of these songs when they interpret them at face value as only being about personal love. To me, this song is about the postmodern crisis of faith, and how people turn their backs on the church and the Holy Mother, without knowing what they had.
I had to laugh when I read your comment about Dylan wearing many hats. I just watched an interview with Rita Coolidge talking about hanging with Dylan and his wife on the set of Pat Garrett and Billy the Kid. She said Bob would take a prop hat home with him from the set every day. The next day, he would ask the costume crew for a new one. Rita and Bobs wife, Sarah, were hanging out one day, and Sarah showed Rita a room full of hats. Yeah, Bob has a thing for hats, she said.
@@YogsenForfoth As for songwriting, Dylan is right up there with the best. I would put Joni Mitchell, and Lennon and McCartney there with him. Kris Kristofferson, Willie Nelson, Paul Simon, and John Prine a notch below. John Gorka is one of my personal favorites who is largely unknown outside folk circles.
1969...three years dried out....intense drug use replaced by family, the Torah; the Bible, the wife and the brood.....a satisfied mind. Yet this phase to is just that; another phase. He would eventually return to imbibing. It's his life. Artists of his caliber tend to sacrifice in ways that they believe intensifies or gives new perspective to what they do. It's DAMNED HARD TO WRITE A SONG!!!!!!!!!!!!!~E
There is nothing Cloudy about Bobs singing in Blood on the Tracks or countless others for that matter , in fact this live performance was a bit sketchy compared to the studio version !
I agree, however I prefer 60s & 70s Dylan when it comes to vocals - and his music in general. Though his voice nowadays is better than it was in the 80s and 90s. Especially on Rough & Rowdy
Thank you for naming the album. I've been a casual Dylan fan for a while, but always thought "Lay Lady Lay" had a particularly appealing sound. Now I think I know where that came from. 👍
@@brushstroke3733 yes I had only known the old folk songs so I put in Nashville skyline and didn’t know the first song was a duet with cash himself and I was floored. Cash and Bob’s duet was like discovering gold for me
Bob Dylan has written many great songs over the decades, and this is another one. This is a great live performance. These uploads bring so much happiness to people from around the world. May Johnny Cash rest in peace.
"Once I had mountains in the palm of my hand - and rivers that ran through every day" Yes you did Bobby. YOU HAD IT ALL baby. and here's the kicker 'I THREW IT ALL AWAY".. You tell yourself "Love is ALL THERE IS, LOVE and ONLY LOVE can't be denied. No matter what you think about it, you won't be able to LIVE without it " WE ALL KNOW THIS, Bobby. Thanks for STATING IT SO CLEARLY AND SO TRULY. GOD BLESS YOU BOBBY!
Look how freaking cute he is !!! Crazy to hear people say that he can't sing a lick!!!! But when you are a fan of this GENIUS all your life.... You will snap back and say " only because you ain't listening right" Love you Bob.. young... Middle.. and current!!! You broke the mold on any and every songwriter before you and after you!!!!!
I love his records but rarely enjoy the live versions. I am not happy about not enjoying them I wish I could but its the truth. Maybe one day ill develop an ear for it. It seems like a lot of people agree though.
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The great legend Cash, king of country music introducing a genius songwriter and king of American folk music, Dylan... now that's a special moment in history.
Loved that Bob and Johnny friendship that ran behind the scenes. Bob has done it all, showing us all these different sides. He does folk, hes the best, goes electric creates a new sound, he's the best, inspired (to name a few) the Beatles, the Byrds, Donovan, Joni Mitchell, Jimi, Niel Young, Lou Reed, Sinead O'Connor, Dire Straits, Tim Petty...his songs the soundtrack of the civil rights movement, even wrote exceptional and profound gospel music. He'll always be the crown jewel of modern music, ad songwriters. Great video
I love this man. Could never live with him, would never want to. Can’t believe the depth of his gift. I’m 51. Known him since I was 13. Still can’t quite believe he’s real.
Love that Dylan and Cash were friends and worked together… my favorite is Wanted Man. Unfortunately, we’ll probably never see such collaborations again.
I wish I had heard this song when I was younger. My first girlfriend was the best; so beautiful and she actually cared about me. I didn't realize how rare that was. I'm sorry, Sarah.
That stripped down back to basics thing he did with Skyline and JWH will always be my favorite iteration of Dylan’s career. This song is such an underrated gem.
This is a compact Country masterpiece, it says everything that needs to be said in a couple of minutes, with a superb unseen backing band in the background and some impeccable understated organ fills quietly sliding in towards the end to add even more depth and texture. Like it or hate it, Dylan has one of the most distinctive and expressive voices in music, and he is not overpowered even singing with Cash or the equally great Willie Nelson. Like them he respects the words of a lyric, their meaning, whether his own or someone else's, his phrasing and delivery are unique and his influence as a singer is hugely underrated. For example, I'm as great an admirer of Tom Petty as you will find and Petty's singing owes a huge amount to Dylan, which in no way diminishes Petty’s own brilliance.
A superb album. Bobs written songs for almost every genre of American folk music [ country/gospel/rock/folk/bluegrass/country rock/blues/jazz etc etc and pretty much ALL of them are utter gems
Who else is binge watching these fantastic Bob Dylan uploads on his 80th birthday, on May 24, 2021? Such timeless songwriting, from the greatest songwriter in the history of modern music. Cheers!
A timeless masterpiece. Alweer een sublieme Bob Dylan compositie... die door diverse anderen mooi & knap werden gezongen....met vaak een rijker en soms héél mooiklinkend arrangement... B D is een verdiende Nobelprijswinnaar van Literatuur... veel van zijn songs zijn gebalde romans... ongelooflijk knap... met hele knappe vondsten erin! Te bewonderen!!
One of the many Dylan's songs shared with my first love. And now,at 76,it still give me goose pimples...and tears and joy for his words,his music,the way he sings have been so intricate with my émotions.
Astounding beauty and truth. Bob's singing not about a girlfriend, but about transcendent love and the relationship one has with the universe, the world around them, the divine. "Mountains in the palm of my hand", pointing his guitar skyward for the finale.
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Summer of '69 and everyone is in full blown hippie mode. Dylan "no thanks" and makes a country album.
Actually by '69 country rock was a big movement. The Byrds and The Band (and Dylan) were at the forefront. But you also had the Flying Burrito Brothers and other smaller acts.
He’s always been his own person for Sure. That’s Rare in this world.✌️
Why we love Dylan, always marching to the beat of his own drum.
Absolutely!!! What a time!!
Some say The Band helped to usher in the more stripped down era. Bob was part of that whole thing too obviously. But yeah the peak of psychedelia was probably 67-68 but by 69 the mainstream had kinda ruined it
Johnny Cash had real guts
Despite all the country singers who opposed protesters, he brings on Bob Dylan without apology. You are missed John
Dylan wasn't doing any protesting in 1969, that was in his early career, in fact Dylan was trying to break away from the counter-culture at the time of this recording to be a family man in Woodstock and not the voice of a generation. That's why he turned down playing at the Woodstock concert.
Johnny did some protest albums himself, Bitter Tears: Ballads of the American Indian from 1964. There was backlash from radio stations and fans, but Johnny fought back.
Even when he played at the white house. @mangrove
@@MerkinMuffly Dylan never really made protest songs about anything, at least not in the sense of some political message or whatever. The whole ''voice of the generation'' trope was forced onto him.
@user-vt4hd8hb4v Only a Pawn in their game, Hattie Carroll, blowing in the wind, and god on their side are some protest songs in his early career. Yes, the voice of a generation thing was thrown on him.
Country Dylan is a very underrated little period. His voice was really really something special during this era. John Wesley Harding, Nashville Skyline, Self Portrait and New Morning are all very cozy, very welcoming records
absolutely agree, Just as great the 65/66 period had been it was also manic, and thankfully he survived that insane time, it was inevitable he would become recluse after that but like you said that period has so many gems, New Morning is one of my favourite albums of all time.
.. and this is when i quit B. D.
Bob quit smoking for a month before appearing on Johnny Cash’s show. He wanted his voice to be his best
@@lawrencemay8671 ... lol .... are you kidding ? He didn't have any voice. However, this is what made it successful.
@@catholiccowboy8545 AS THE SONG SAID “A VOICE THAT CAME FROM YOU AND ME”.
Johnny Cash introducing Bob Dylan: possibly the coolest moment in television history.
Bob Dylan and Johnny Cash were busom buddies. I had a cigarette, then coffee with Johnny Cash at the concession in the Hollywood bowl October 1966 during Bobs concert. He was a flirt, between marriages at age 39. I was married, 17 with a five month old baby at her first concert. She grew up on Bob Dylan‘s music in our home. We are all like Rolling Stones!
I never knew Cash had a show....... and I'm 38!
I better get my 💩 in line.
Sure was
X Mo that was probably when you were young and not paying much attention to television. I remember it but it was quite awhile ago
@@darlene4612
You're probably right. Isn't it past your bed time young lady?
I don’t want to live in a world without Bob Dylan
I have a feeling that he has seen all that he needs to see. As another old man, living with regrets, when the time comes, it won't be so bad,
The world will never be without Bob. You won't have a choice.
Bob Dylan is crap.
get ready, then
Don’t worry, you won’t
to look at mid 60's Dylan late 60's Dylan and 70's Dylan, it's like three different people the breadth of his genius is unbelievable
Look at him he's the coolest mofo ever.
@@davidlauritzen4420
He kinda looks like Paul Newman here.
@@nelsonx5326 lol I don't see it
@@davidlauritzen4420
Not even a little bit?
@@nelsonx5326 not so much
It was extremely rare to see Dylan on tv in those early days.
Of course, Johnny Cash (a true man of the people) recognized and respected his brilliance.
Interesting crossing of cultural wires here, as Dylan appeared on the Johnny Cash show multiple times in the 1969-73 period. Country music (which Dylan has worked in on and off) and counterculture. Very different audiences. Dylan and Cash bridged them. I'm sure Cash surprised some of his fans with this, as Dylan surprised his fans with Nashville Skyline. According to my dad, who worked in country and knew Cash professionally, Cash's only requirement was apparently that Dylan get a shave and a haircut :)
@@bostonseeker
Bostonseeker,
Excellent background story...
If I remember correctly, clean clothes, a haircut, and a shave were huge sacrifices to make in those days. 😁
Cash and Dylan indeed, at first glance, seem to be culturally incompatible, but I suspect they were kindred spirits.
Whatever.... they were great artists who had a profound affect on music and the culture. More than most.
Exactly. People listened to Johnny. Glad for our sakes they did.
TV was way way more hip back in the day
@@paulgentile1024 Amen What happened to this world Its insane now. Is this what our fathers fought and died for? They would be sick seeing what we became
One of Dylan's greatest songs. You don't have to be obscure to be profound.
What an exellent determination
I think you meant to say, "You don't have to be well-known to be profound."
I think the OP might have been referring to the more direct lyrics used on Nashville Skyline than Dylan was previously known for using? Great clip!
Aw Johnny clearly loved and respected this beautiful young man.
Track mud on the rug😊
This song holds a deep significance for me. My father and I were sketching together in a forest while listening to Bob Dylan, and he turned to me and said, 'This is your song, Heather Feather.' He passed away just a few weeks later, and I feel an enduring sense of loss. He was not only my father but my best friend, and I miss him profoundly. Every time I hear this song, it brings me closer to him and keeps his memory alive in my heart.
Every phase of Dylans career is prolific. I remember it all like it was yesterday. His impact to music and society is immeasurable.
I love his voice during this period. Well I love all his voices because they’re distinct and soulful but I esp love this one. Here’s to a Long & healthy life Bob.
Supposedly he quit cigarettes around this time
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Wow, never saw him look so good, too.
Live long and prosper
But this also mean that a little of singing is acting that explains just how well an actor his good buddy Levon Helm was.
BOB IS THE DEFINITION OF COOL, TALENT, WISDOM AND HOTNESS. ALWAYS
Oh yes! He'll never lose it.
Bob has written some of the greatest love songs ever; this is one of them.
And don't forget Positively 4th Street 😉
I think a lot of people miss out on the religious & spiritual dimensions of these songs when they interpret them at face value as only being about personal love. To me, this song is about the postmodern crisis of faith, and how people turn their backs on the church and the Holy Mother, without knowing what they had.
kimosabbe50 that’s more like a fuck you song
Yeah, no one touches teh soul quite like Bob Dylan. Some of his songs somehow manage to home in on the most sensitive heart strings.
Love minus zero and she belongs to me are good ones swell
Happy 80th birthday 🇬🇧
He’s worn so many different hats over the years. He’s the greatest songwriter in the past 70 years. ❤
No nick drake is number 1
@@chrismarple
That’s a joke, right? 😂🤦♂️
I had to laugh when I read your comment about Dylan wearing many hats. I just watched an interview with Rita Coolidge talking about hanging with Dylan and his wife on the set of Pat Garrett and Billy the Kid. She said Bob would take a prop hat home with him from the set every day. The next day, he would ask the costume crew for a new one. Rita and Bobs wife, Sarah, were hanging out one day, and Sarah showed Rita a room full of hats. Yeah, Bob has a thing for hats, she said.
@@CountryB4Party
That’s partly where I got the inspiration for that line from! Very cool! You’ve got a good eye!
@@YogsenForfoth As for songwriting, Dylan is right up there with the best. I would put Joni Mitchell, and Lennon and McCartney there with him. Kris Kristofferson, Willie Nelson, Paul Simon, and John Prine a notch below. John Gorka is one of my personal favorites who is largely unknown outside folk circles.
One of my favorite Dylan songs along with a hundred others. Simply amazing
To right boss 🏴👍🎶😄
Nashville Skyline, such a magnificent album.
Yes
It's like Springsteen's Nebraska, people don't talk about it too often, but if you get into it, it becomes your favorite one.
That, and Self Portrait are my 2 favorite Dylan albums...
John Wesley Harding, Nashville Skyville and New Morning are a great thematic trilogy for Dylan. Totally underrated in his discography.
@@kenvarnold3659 YES!!!!!
He looks gorgeous here
Absolutely, drop dead gorgeous! 😎
1969...three years dried out....intense drug use replaced by family, the Torah; the Bible, the wife and the brood.....a satisfied mind. Yet this phase to is just that; another phase. He would eventually return to imbibing. It's his life. Artists of his caliber tend to sacrifice in ways that they believe intensifies or gives new perspective to what they do. It's DAMNED HARD TO WRITE A SONG!!!!!!!!!!!!!~E
He used to be very beautiful indeed
Serious levels of handsomeness.
@@EricScottBloom people hated dylan because he had that Jewish look a fact.
and tomorrow Bob will get 80 years old, stay healthy forever man!
Dylan's voice at its clearest
There is nothing Cloudy about Bobs singing in Blood on the Tracks or countless others for that matter , in fact this
live performance was a bit sketchy compared to the studio version !
I agree, however I prefer 60s & 70s Dylan when it comes to vocals - and his music in general. Though his voice nowadays is better than it was in the 80s and 90s. Especially on Rough & Rowdy
@@nolanwolfe infidels album was very good
@@vincenzostr4488 Jokerman is great
This man continues to be a brilliant enigma that defies definition. I'm glad to have lived in a time when he was alive.
What?? He is alive!
Yeah it's like living in a time of Jesus or Mozart or Michelangelo. The living breathing person in front of you.
@@2liter8 no singer like him he has his own style .I have always wanted to meet him just a cool guy
Pure, and Simple. Genius.
Nashville Skyline, what a beautiful album. When Dylan hugged country music.
dare i say it's my favourite dylan album i love it
Definitely his best imo.
Dylan is a folk singer. The line between the two genres is thin to begin with.
Thank you for naming the album. I've been a casual Dylan fan for a while, but always thought "Lay Lady Lay" had a particularly appealing sound. Now I think I know where that came from. 👍
@@brushstroke3733 yes I had only known the old folk songs so I put in Nashville skyline and didn’t know the first song was a duet with cash himself and I was floored. Cash and Bob’s duet was like discovering gold for me
Bob Dylan has written many great songs over the decades, and this is another one. This is a great live performance. These uploads bring so much happiness to people from around the world. May Johnny Cash rest in peace.
Is this really live? Sounds pre-recorded.
@@DSilvergun It's certainly live.
Dan s 100% live
@JeremyK 541OR. first of all YES HE DID WRITE THIS MASTERPIECE. 2ND. YOUR A FOOL AND A DUMBASS.
Thank you so much for these treasures ♥️a fan since I was 10 and now I’m a grandmother
How thrilling it must have been to try and extemporaneously harmonize with Dylan. What an anxiety bath on what note was next
Not the best singer, not the best guitar player, but there's something so compelling about Bob Dylan's voice and music. I never get tired of it.
"No matter what you think about it" this is a masterpiece!!
The man is a genius, no one will ever top him.
"Once I had mountains in the palm of my hand - and rivers that ran through every day"
Yes you did Bobby. YOU HAD IT ALL baby. and here's the kicker
'I THREW IT ALL AWAY".. You tell yourself "Love is ALL THERE IS, LOVE and ONLY LOVE can't be denied.
No matter what you think about it, you won't be able to LIVE without it "
WE ALL KNOW THIS, Bobby. Thanks for STATING IT SO CLEARLY AND SO TRULY. GOD BLESS YOU BOBBY!
Look how freaking cute he is !!! Crazy to hear people say that he can't sing a lick!!!! But when you are a fan of this GENIUS all your life.... You will snap back and say " only because you ain't listening right" Love you Bob.. young... Middle.. and current!!! You broke the mold on any and every songwriter before you and after you!!!!!
I love his records but rarely enjoy the live versions. I am not happy about not enjoying them I wish I could but its the truth. Maybe one day ill develop an ear for it. It seems like a lot of people agree though.
They say the same thing about Marianne Faithfull and she's my favorite singer.
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I met Bob in 1962. Non stop genius. Thanks for the poetry Bob!
No videos no nothing. Pure genius. No big introductions. Those were the days.
Videos cheapened the whole experience.
I'm so very lucky to've been raised on this man's music. His songs are like my family and mean almost as much. Thanks Bob, your gift keeps on giving.
Im always happy when my ears discover a new Bob Dylan song... Believe me... Ive heard a lot of them.
But this one is truly magical.
Check out man in me. Common some but still under radar. Or you ain’t going nowhere. Good too.
@@mumbles215 Great recommendations
This is from Nashville Skyline.
Bob in top form. Poet, genius, the greatest songwriter of all time.
Along with Michael Jackson, probably
@@mrtambourineman6107 Lmao!
Samu93c that’s a fact
NO DOUBT ABOUT IT....
@ Transforming songs into your own dont count
I can’t wait to see the movie about him.. I own this Johnny cash show dvd.. lots of greats on there
78 years young and still Bob is Number one….
Actually Bob is 83 as of now (September 2024)
#1 ???? We never hear it anywhere anymore!! Strictly 60s!
I'm 14 years old and I was raised on Dylan by my dad, never been more thankful
I'm 32, and just had a son. Ill be doing the same
Way to go son
I'm 58 and was raised on Dylan too, by a Dad just a couple of years younger than Dylan. Always always been so grateful.
Seriously, one of the best gifts my dad gave me: to listen to and learn to appreciate good music.
You were blessed with a great dad.
happy 80th bob. there's no one like you.
Johnny cash gave bob his guitar an old country tradition
The great legend Cash, king of country music introducing a genius songwriter and king of American folk music, Dylan... now that's a special moment in history.
Listen to them play together on "Girl from the north country"
@JeremyK 541OR.Will you take your head outta your ass first though please.....
@@vitazissel3671 it's fantastic
@JeremyK 541OR. you don't like great music, i get it. Now move along joni
This is the time of my favorite Dylan voice.
Dylan wrote some great "country" songs. And he is as authentic as any musician playing for no one but the walls! Bob is a true hero.
Loved that Bob and Johnny friendship that ran behind the scenes. Bob has done it all, showing us all these different sides. He does folk, hes the best, goes electric creates a new sound, he's the best, inspired (to name a few) the Beatles, the Byrds, Donovan, Joni Mitchell, Jimi, Niel Young, Lou Reed, Sinead O'Connor, Dire Straits, Tim Petty...his songs the soundtrack of the civil rights movement, even wrote exceptional and profound gospel music. He'll always be the crown jewel of modern music, ad songwriters. Great video
Tom Petty. FB twisted his name as usual. Fix it please. For our sake. Thank you.
Bob Dylan is timeless and just a gift to us all!
You sense the reverence Johnny feels in introducing Bob to his captive audience.
Yep. Freewheelin was one of Cash’s desert island records
Ladies and G's.....ROYALTY!
It was mutual
For 50 years this man's music has touched my soul.
the song is one of the most beautiful love songs ever written. it doesn't have the recognition it deserves
I love this man. Could never live with him, would never want to. Can’t believe the depth of his gift. I’m 51. Known him since I was 13. Still can’t quite believe he’s real.
Bob is an amazing artist
What an amazing gift given to someone who knew exactly how to use it! Thank you for the music, Bob!
@@bobdylan2200 why don’t you go back to your hole that you crawled out of! 👎🏻
Love that Dylan and Cash were friends and worked together… my favorite is Wanted Man. Unfortunately, we’ll probably never see such collaborations again.
Dylan wrote wanted man for Cash
Probably my favourite Bob Dylan song for the past 45 years .. play it often so it’s nice to see his performance ✨
the greatest artist to ever exist getting introduced by the most distinctive voice that the world witnessed.
Beautiful! He looked so trim and sang so pure. That marriage with Sara was good for him.
Can't agree more!
I wish I had heard this song when I was younger. My first girlfriend was the best; so beautiful and she actually cared about me. I didn't realize how rare that was. I'm sorry, Sarah.
I love you Bob Dylan and I thank you for your music and paintings and gifts for this generation, I love you, Beth 💗
Aside from the coolness, the amazing song, and the surreal intro by Cash, Dylan looks amazing here.
I love all Dylan’s styles forever.
I have to say I like this one best.
Class
Bob killin' it. The band backing him up was great.
"Love Is All There Is"
Thanks Bob.
That stripped down back to basics thing he did with Skyline and JWH will always be my favorite iteration of Dylan’s career. This song is such an underrated gem.
He is SO many different people! And he is STILL WITH US, still the human kaleidoscope.
This is a compact Country masterpiece, it says everything that needs to be said in a couple of minutes, with a superb unseen backing band in the background and some impeccable understated organ fills quietly sliding in towards the end to add even more depth and texture. Like it or hate it, Dylan has one of the most distinctive and expressive voices in music, and he is not overpowered even singing with Cash or the equally great Willie Nelson. Like them he respects the words of a lyric, their meaning, whether his own or someone else's, his phrasing and delivery are unique and his influence as a singer is hugely underrated. For example, I'm as great an admirer of Tom Petty as you will find and Petty's singing owes a huge amount to Dylan, which in no way diminishes Petty’s own brilliance.
"take a tip from one who's tried". Bob hits my favorite note ever, when he says "tried"!🎼 Geez.💜
Amazing talent. History being made here. Life being written.
Johnny Cash introduces Bob Dylan. His songs have so much soul .
Bob and Johnny had that in common...and other things.
A superb album. Bobs written songs for almost every genre of American folk music [ country/gospel/rock/folk/bluegrass/country rock/blues/jazz etc etc and pretty much ALL of them are utter gems
He is so handsome Here Thanks for uploading
Who else is binge watching these fantastic Bob Dylan uploads on his 80th birthday, on May 24, 2021? Such timeless songwriting, from the greatest songwriter in the history of modern music. Cheers!
Fantastic early Bob doing Johnny Cash style like no one else could do - their few early duets together were so memorable also!
"Love is all there is, it makes the world go round." Yup.
Love that country pie.
One of the best folk singer of our time. We had the best music in our era.
What a lyrics, what a clear sound, what a sweet voice, Bob... My God!...
What a moment in music history....
so good looking
A timeless masterpiece. Alweer een sublieme Bob Dylan compositie... die door diverse anderen mooi & knap werden gezongen....met vaak een rijker en soms héél mooiklinkend arrangement... B D is een verdiende Nobelprijswinnaar van Literatuur... veel van zijn songs zijn gebalde romans... ongelooflijk knap... met hele knappe vondsten erin! Te bewonderen!!
excellent.,.. young Dylan
One of the many Dylan's songs shared with my first love.
And now,at 76,it still give me goose pimples...and tears and joy for his words,his music,the way he sings have been so intricate with my émotions.
“Love is all there is, it makes the world go ‘round.” I don’t think the meaning of life could be put any clearer than that.
HEARHAREKRISNA.
"Take it from one who tried"...that line gives me chills
@Juan Perez 🐐 Dylan
One of my fave Dylan tunes 😍
The 60's was the best music ever and Bob Dylan was and is one of the best artists ever.💜
Fresh as a breath of spring
You have served us well with your poetry, lyrics, music and rhythm!
Bob 80 today!
Nobody will beat Bob at any thing best at song writing not a bad singer ☘️☘️☘️
Bless the Internet. And Bob 😎
I just love love love love love me some Bob Dylan! It just makes me want to wish everybody a great morning!
The way that organ came in was magical!
Thank you so much for sharing this rare and wonderful clip of Bob Dylan. God bless everyone
Two absolute geniuses..... I saw one live (Dylan) and sadly not Johnny...but man is he in my musical heart.
I didn’t want it to stop!
Such a Classic Performance Bob.
Grew up with Uncle Bobby and Mr. Cash. Great memories. :)
MAGNIFICENT!!!
Wonderful singer and Songwriter!!!
🎶🎶🎶🎼🎼🎵🎵🎵🎵⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️❤️
Astounding beauty and truth. Bob's singing not about a girlfriend, but about transcendent love and the relationship one has with the universe, the world around them, the divine. "Mountains in the palm of my hand", pointing his guitar skyward for the finale.
Two great legends in one video!
These were magical moments never to be redone. Two great artists.
Bob Dylan enough said, never matched never will be.