James Taylor - Don't Think Twice its all Right
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- Опубликовано: 14 июл 2017
- James Taylor's cover of the Bob Dylan classic "Don't Think Twice It's All Right". Recorded at "eTown" in Denver, Co at the Paramount Theater. 5/16/2006.
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Probably my favorite version of my favorite Dylan song.
James Taylor puts such a wonderful touch in every tune he sings & plays. Man, his music pulled me through moments of despair & added warmth to the great times too ! What a joy.
Taylor has lived thru the nightmares of depression and despair. He’s been down those roads and many others. The emotions and feelings he sings of are for him, very real. He is blessed with exceptional talent.
That was a beautiful cover. His version has an undertone of heartbreak.
Well said. Performing it slower adds melancholy
You cover it like no other.......
Still resonates with me. Heard the original as a preteen and didn’t know what it meant till my mid 20s
Thank you so much, I am a big fan pf both. All the best from Ireland.
Never heard this song by James Taylor very good thank sweet baby
James could make a rock melt. I saw this guy way back in Boston in the late sixties. Three people in a cafe. Us and James. He must of thought I was nuts copying fingers stylings and chords. James could make rocks melt.....
Wow! What a great experience and memory. Did you ultimately become the guitarist you wanted to be?
Wowwwwwww. What a gem. I mean his voice is second to none...jeez...Im sure the staff was just mesmerized
Best performence ever!!!!
James Taylor, my first concert at The Hollywood Bowl when Mud, Slide Slim came out. AMAZING concert, especially for my first one.
Sort of a cultural “Mountain”... Range. Well said James Taylor & lovely take on this early Bob Dylan classic.
James Taylor is a treasured and blessed troubadour for sure
A great version of one of the great songs. Thank you.
the king of feelings sings the king of ideas
His voice feels everything but is still a soothing touch.
Beautiful sounding guitar.
What lyrics
I can't believe how motionless they remained throughout the entire performance.
Yes I agree. Can’t even see their lips move. 😊
Lol..thought you were serious till I watched it
Best cover on here. 👍
I never saw their lips move. Extraordinary!
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His comedic timing in the intro is spot on! As is the song, of course...
Wow! No one ever did this better than James Taylor.
Billy Strings. Different feel but a gem nonetheless
@@carloscota8839 Billy has become a great singer/guitarist, for sure.
Agreed
Uh Bob Dylan did it better…
Love the slide guitar (or Dobro) that someone is calling mandolin in the bridge....
I thought I was the only one who really digs the dobro accompaniment.
My guess is that it is Jerry Douglas on the masterful slide.
As North America, the 🌎 begins to come out of the darkness and strong hold of covid-19, 🇺🇸 and a few other countries are attempting to become creative as far as safety protocols and concerts go. I know May are left out of rescheduled concerts. Until my Canadian border opens up, live- streaming, and past performances we shall have to settle for here in 🇨🇦, and "ain't no use to sit and wonder why" nor "think twice about" what just is. We must pack a healthy dose of patience, respect for a process just now and a whole lot of thanks into our daily lives that we came out of this ordeal still intact So fortunate to tune up a James Taylor song or one he has covered. Feeling blessed.
James Taylor has a voice like melting chocolate. Dylan's words are running water and daily bread. Our lives need this.
One of Bobby's best and as for the delivery-the best too!
The Master at work...true greatness, he just adds so much to any song, even one of Dylan's.
Absolutely beautiful. Lifetime James Taylor guy. Have never heard this!!??!
Me neither, until tonight. So so glad that I have...
It’s hard to top Dylan, but this rendition is an absolute tribute to Dylan! Well done!
Here, Here, I second that.
Very true.
Awesome.
I'll take James Taylor, By Far, anyday
Here the singer and the writer mutually tell how great both of them.
Thanks James Taylor... and thanks for all your great songs ♥️
Wonderful, thank you.
played this song many times,James adds his usual and wonderful rendition, another inspiration for me - Barrie Styles
JT with this rendition has won me over yet again.
Lovely rendition
beautiful version! good voice and good guitars!
2 great musical influences... Bob Dylan and James Taylor
A beautiful interpretation, thanks for posting...
Thank you for posting fantastic. Best regards Steve in York. 🍺
I loved it! I met James when I was 21 years old. He is as close to perfect as humans get. ❤️
Thanks for posting this.
❤ Awesome ❤ great version ❤
Thanks for sharing these... You make my day. Hoyah!
My favorite song to hear covered, and this one is sweet. I love to hear the internal harmonies that different souls bring out of it. Thanks.
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James Taylor... a national treasure
Cultural mountain range is a great description of Bob's talent but even that seems inadequate. Great great cover.
Where would we be if there had never been a Bob Dylan??
Never heard James Taylor cover this song. Love his version of this incredibly great, great song. Really love his arrangement. Sometimes James gets into songs that are kind of pop but I truely enjoy when he is doing the very folkiest tunes.
Huge fan of Dylan and JT +have heard many singers try to cover Dylan that I wish I hadn't. NOT J.T. though
JT does Dylan proud here as well as echoing --paraphrasing what Leonard Cohen stated about Dylan being awarded The Nobel Prize: "Giving Dylan The Nobel Prize is like pinning a Gold Medal on Mount Everest for being the largest mountain".
Always amazing that James Taylor--an all time great himself--also looks to Dylan as a mountain...then corrects himself with a chuckle--a whole "cultural mountain range"!
Great writing, better singing, James brings a soul to the lyrics
Very beautifully done James thank you so much. I’m sitting here in my heart shaped chair looking out the window at the boats and the sunshine and thinking how peaceful your voice and the memories of the past make me feel🥰
that thought is poetry of your own !
I couldn’t have said it better myself.
thanks for posting this...its somewhat of a rarity
You're welcome. I'm so glad you enjoyed it!
Great version 🤟
Well old friend, you certainly did justice to that.
Amen, bro.
Awesome
❤❤❤
Love JT.
Very cool!
So good
Nothing to talk about!!!❤❤❤
And We all sang along ... subconsciously fingering an air guitar. Soundtrack of our lives.
I can't believe she was standing there smiling
" Don’t Think Twice, It’s All Right "
… It ain't no use to sit and wonder why, babe
If'n you don't know by now
And it ain't no use to sit and wonder why, babe
It'll never do somehow
When your rooster crows at the break of dawn
Look out your window and I'll be gone
You're the reason I'm a-traveling on
But don't think twice, it's all right
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… And it ain't no use in turning on your light, babe
That light I never knowed
And it ain't no use in turning on your light, babe
I'm on the dark side of the road
But I wish there was somethin' you would do or say
To try and make me change my mind and stay
But we never did too much talking anyway
But don't think twice, it's all right
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… So it ain't no use in calling out my name, gal
Like you never done before
And it ain't no use in calling out my name, gal
I can't hear you anymore
I'm a-thinking and a-wonderin' walking down the road
I once loved a woman, a child, I'm told
I give her my heart but she wanted my soul
But don't think twice, it's all right
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… So long honey, babe
Where I'm bound, I can't tell
Goodbye's too good a word, babe
So I'll just say, "Fare thee well"
I ain't a-saying you treated me unkind
You could've done better but I don't mind
You just kinda wasted my precious time
But don't think twice, it's all right
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Deusche Version
„Überlegen Sie nicht zweimal, es ist alles in Ordnung“
… Es hat keinen Sinn, herumzusitzen und sich zu fragen, warum, Baby
Wenn nicht, wissen Sie es noch nicht
Und es hat keinen Sinn, herumzusitzen und sich zu fragen, warum, Baby
Irgendwie wird es nie gehen
Wenn Ihr Hahn im Morgengrauen kräht
Schau aus deinem Fenster und ich bin weg
Du bist der Grund, warum ich weiterreise
Aber denken Sie nicht länger darüber nach, es ist alles in Ordnung
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… Und es hat keinen Sinn, das Licht anzuschalten, Baby
Dieses Licht habe ich nie gekannt
Und es hat keinen Sinn, das Licht anzuschalten, Baby
Ich bin auf der dunklen Seite der Straße
Aber ich wünschte, es gäbe etwas, das du tun oder sagen würdest
Um zu versuchen, mich dazu zu bringen, meine Meinung zu ändern und zu bleiben
Aber wir haben sowieso nie viel geredet
Aber denken Sie nicht länger darüber nach, es ist alles in Ordnung
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… Es hat also keinen Sinn, meinen Namen zu rufen, Mädel
So wie du es noch nie zuvor getan hast
Und es hat keinen Sinn, meinen Namen zu rufen, Mädel
Ich kann dich nicht mehr hören
Ich denke nach und wundere mich, während ich die Straße entlang gehe
Ich habe einst eine Frau geliebt, ein Kind, erzählt man mir
Ich gebe ihr mein Herz, aber sie wollte meine Seele
Aber denken Sie nicht länger darüber nach, es ist alles in Ordnung
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… Bis dann, Schatz, Baby
Wohin ich gehe, kann ich nicht sagen
Auf Wiedersehen ist ein zu gutes Wort, Baby
Also sage ich einfach: „Lebe wohl“
Ich sage nicht, dass du mich unfreundlich behandelt hast
Du hättest es besser machen können, aber das macht mir nichts aus
Du hast einfach meine kostbare Zeit verschwendet
Aber denken Sie nicht länger darüber nach, es ist alles in Ordnung
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“Gone to Carolina in my Mind” - 1971 Fall in Chapel Hill JT played Carmichael Auditorium (then UNC’s basketball facility) - I got 2 tickets but my sister, a HS senior, adored James - so I gave girlfriend Patty one ticket & sister the other - an hour before showtime I snuck into Carmichael via adjacent Woolen Gym - a guy in the tunnel asked me why was I there? - I told him I was with the stage crew - unexpectedly he assigned me to carry some co-axle cable up to the spotlights - Minutes later I moved down to floor level and laid Patty & sis’s blanket front row - I put a song request list on the piano - the week before event Patty & Sis had a screen printed t-shirt made with “Sweet Baby James” on front (green field with yellow letters) - I took the wrapped shirt to the dressing room but was stopped so I asked security to deliver it - the outside doors opened and Patty & sis joined me at floor level - within 10 feet of JT’s virtuosity - he played his first set - took a brief intermission - then started playing again - after a few more songs Patty pokes me & points toward the entry way from dressing room - leaning against the wall wearing the t-shirt was Carly Simon! No shit! - can’t wait to return to Chapter Hill - Class of ‘74
JT sings BD.... great stuff
For the person responsible for the subtitles it’s wandered down the road not wondered down the road , words have meanings ! Great interpretation as usual by James et al .
I like the wandering/wondering ambiguity - brings another dimension to the music. There's poetry here ...
Settle down and just listen Tony
Wandering down the road, I will be wondering. Takes time to heal from such treatment.
Pretty cool.
Few artists can sing a Bob Dylan's song and sound good. He's one of them.
Hardly..Well, honestly, not either.
Dang. I wish I could see the visuals. Is there a video? This is just the audio. TYreasure though it is. Never heard James pick like that. Very cool.
J.T. brings some sweet and kindness to a song that doesn't have so much originally. But, I still prefer the Dylan's version.
I am a strong fan of JT & of Dylan. Though a unique cover, I much prefer they stay true to themselves. There are many covers of each other's songs. These two are like water & oil. They do not mix well. Both are great, not shaken or stirred. Thanks for sharing. I enjoyed it.
Hey there, Bill.... I'm also a strong fan of both... and have heard exceptional n' also not-so-hot covers of both... I think on this one James does Bob proud, and also stays true to himself. Thanks for the post, Mark, and as always, thanks, eTown, I love your shows!
Actually, when they were both in their younger days, JT did a near-perfect Dylan impersonation. You can hear him tempted a few times here, but he steps back.
Huge fan of Dylan and JT +have heard many singers try to cover Dylan that I wish I hadn't.
JT does Dylan proud hear as well as echoing --paraphrasing what Leonard Cohen stated about Dylan being awarded The Nobel Prize: "Giving Dylan The Nobel Prize is like pinning a Gold Medal on Mount Everest for being the largest mountain".
Always amazing that James Taylor--an all time great himself--also looks to Dylan as a mountain...then corrects himself with a chuckle--a whole mountain range!
You think it starts too slow and soft. Then James starts playing. Ahh, that's right. Then the song goes on. Nice accompaniment.... but, that guitar.... it really ties the room together nicely.
He is one for the ages
Fantastic shame no video.
The "mandolin" is a resonator guitar.
Guitar sounds...... sure it is Baby James.....
That’s nick forester on the left of jt a fine musician
That's Irma Thomas on the left! Hi Irma!
Nick Forster of Hot Rize in thumbnail on right.
What mandolin are you talking about?
w o w
bravo. même Dylan aurait apprécier.
ディランのぶっきらぼうな 歌い方に比べ、ジェームスは 一語一語を とても 大切そうに 歌っている。どちらも 美声ではないが 味わい深い歌だ。
play 1.25...
Sounds much better indeed. Thanks for the unusual rec
Very nice. Is that Jerry Douglas on the dobro?
I believe it is
Got his singing tone
I like this version much more than the Dylan version.
Go Red Sox
I have seen JT three times. I recently saw the JT/ Jàckson Browne tour. Terrible.
If he can't do better than that, he should retire. As a fellow Carolina boy, I've been a huge fan siñce 74. Hope that the future treats him kindly. I at a loss to figure out wth has happened...
Bridge is dobro, btw.
Love JT but Bob is the master
Great job
Solo is on the dobro not mandolin
Sort of a cultural mountain...range. I spit my coffee out, that was funny...
How come you don't have a red heart❤❤❤???
Here's another cover I like a lot, by two talented women: ruclips.net/video/b5pCa2OcqIA/видео.html
Is great. Thanks much.
How you doing
James Taylor’s line: Where I’m bound, I can’t tell. Goodbye is too good of a word babe. I’ll just say fare the well.
Jerry Reed’s version: Where I’m bound, I can’t tell. Goodbye is too good of a word babe. I’ll just say go to hell. ruclips.net/video/wBcKrM7g6Fo/видео.html
What a has been.
As good as Dylan's original version.
Dylan's version wasn't the original.
@@maplebones would you tell me whose is original?
@@user-ud2sn7wc7k en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Bob_Dylan_songs_based_on_earlier_tunes
@@maplebones Thank you. It's very kind of you.
Which version of Dylan you mean? Just jokin'...no-one beats Dylan on his own songs. Thats why he is called The Master 😁
Range. 😂😂😂 what a humble genius.
That bridge was a dobro, not a mandolin..
You make me cry
Stay calm
His version is actually better than Bob's...It's just perfect in any way...
No..its not..but its nice from you to say such things..
JT makes everything sound the same...
Mandolin? That's a dobro.
I know why...I won't.....I know. ...your words not mine. you went to North Carolina.....I don't want your soul I just wanted to know you....it hurts too much...gone like the wound...it great coffee....