BOB DYLAN - GOTTA SERVE SOMEBODY | REACTION
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Dylan is the greatest lyricist in the HISTORY of the world.
After Neil Peart (RIP)
Tom Waits is a close second.
Neil Peart was the most intelligent lyricist. Many people dismissed Rush just because of Geddy Lee's voice. Such a mistake....
RIP, Professor.... 🙏😇
@@justineapril7922 no
@@jld593 yes. You are obviously not informed. Typical of internet trolls like yourself
Dylan's JOKERMAN is absolutely amazing both lyrically AND musically. On the "Infidels" album he has a GREAT back up band. The best of his career. Sly and Robbie in the rhythm section and Knopfler on guitar among others.
Jokerman is really great. Good recommendation.
Mick Taylor
Love that one a lot too. He was on a roll in the 80’s with Infidels, and later doing Traveling Wilburys and touring with the Dead too. He and Garcia worked well together - love the album “Dylan and The Dead”.
"Hurricane" by Bob Dylan is a phenomenal song.
Unfortunately, the studio version of that one always gets struck down. Reactors end up reacting to a less-than-stellar live version with an odd arrangement which just isn't quite as good as the studio cut.
@@zenhaelcero8481 good to know. Yeah we wouldn't want that
My favorite Bob Dylan song! I bought his 'Desire' album in '75 just for this song!! ❤❤
You’re exactly right!! You are absolutely enriching your generations life experience listening to the wide variety of music from the previous generations! Great music!!
“this is what rappers wanna be when they grow up.” i feel like you’ll appreciate his tune Subterranean Homesick Blues.
I’ve said for years that subterranean homesick blues was the first rap song
Been listening to Dylan since 1966,my freshman year in college
Still a huge influence
There will never be another Dylan
His album "Blonde on Blonde" is one of his best.
That album, Blood on the Tracks, and Highway 61 Revisited are three of his best.
That is my favorite album of all time.
"One of" is the key phrase here. Quite a challenge to enumerate all of his best.
Chod, you absolutely have to check Dylan's IT'S ALRIGHT MA, I'M ONLY BLEEDING. This is rap before rap. Deep, DEEP song.
True, true, true.
Yes
masterpiece
Aw come on !! It's better than that
It's absolutely rap before rap. I agree
Bob Dylan is the winner of the 2016 Nobel Prize for literature. The 75-year-old American folk musician is the first singer to receive the distinction, for "having created new poetic expressions in the great tradition of American song"
Well put .
Good one .lol
Did you know that Bob won the Nobel Prize for Literature in 2016? Part of the citation reads "for having created new poetic expressions within the great American song tradition". He became a Christian in the late 70s and took five months off to attend a discipleship school run by the Association of Vineyard Churches. This song is from the first album he recorded after that, his Christian themed "Slow Train Coming". When he returned to touring in 1978 and until early 1980 he only performed his faith based songs, refusing to perform any of his previous secular material. I have a great 2 CD set named "Trouble No More" that is a collection of those songs performed in concert. If you're not aware of it I highly recommend it.
I remember when this album came out, and it was surprising to hear this soul and gospel sound from Bob Dylan. This 'born-again' phase lasted two albums, and it's as true today as it was from the beginning of mankind - 'You gotta serve somebody'... 🙄 😳 🙏 ♥ 🎤 🎶...
Or else serve your own soul, and overall survival.
He still Christian as far as I know...
But if all this sudden revelation was so important , why did he shrug it off , and never explain why ? " No comment " was all he had to say later .
Three albums: 1979's Slow Train Coming, 1980's Saved and 1981's Shot of Love
Your love of Bob Dylan is wonderful....you need to do more from his backing band in the early days, The Band
The Weight
The Shape I'm In
Ophelia
It Makes No Difference
Dixie
You should watch the documentary The Last Waltz and react to each song in order.
You would be exposed to some of music's greatest artists helping The Band say farewell
"The Weight" on Playing for Change.
Slow Train Coming Was one of my favorite albums
You’re a very bright young man. I’m old enough to be your grandfather and it’s gratifying to hear your reactions and appreciation for the older songs….(just heard you with Serve Somebody)….
I highly recommend All of his gospel material from Shot of Love, Slow Train Coming and Saved. Especially covers of these songs. Gospel at its best. Bob truly is "The Oracle" in all his styles and formats. A Jewish guy that became a Christian and wrote some of the best gospel songs ever written. Thanks for the amazing reaction and comments.
His gospel period is so underappreciated! Trouble No More is a phenomenal bootleg.
One closed minded person doesn't compare to the open mindedness music brings. Rock on brother. 😎👏
Some people aren't just close minded. They're stupid.
Blowin' in the Wind is a must listen...
Dylan at his grooviest. The best, bar none, collection of Dylan live is at The Budokan. Superb; every track has the fab backing vocals used here. So many songs you got to hear. Simple Twist of Fate; Positively 4th Street; Silvio; One More Cup of Coffee; I'll be your Baby Tonight; Stuck inside of Mobile with the Memphis Blues Again; Desolation Row the list just goes on on and on.
Love this song and hadn't listened to it in quite a while - so thanks for that. It's sooooo good.
Everything is Broken is my favorite and reminds me of this song.
"This is what rappers want to be when they grow up"...a great quote Wilburn!
There are many great Dylan songs, hard to know what to suggest that you listen to next, so I'll second 3 of the great songs that I've seen others mention below: "It's Alright Ma (I'm Only Bleeding)", "Blowin' in the Wind", and "Tangled Up in Blue".
"Dylan is what rappers want to be when they grow up". Absolutely fantastic observation. Bravo!!!
I really enjoy your reactions - I appreciate how you listen to the instruments, arrangements and lyrics and how your background in band and listening to jazz helps you appreciate this era of music. I also appreciate that you aren’t just choosing the obvious hits by these artists. Keep up with the selection and following your own instincts. This is your journey - we are all enjoying the ride. 👍🏻
" When You Gonna Wake Up " - Bob Dylan
Never seen anyone react to this song. It's my favorite too by Bob, actually heard it in a church the first time,
It's 12:05 AM here and when you said, "This is what rappers want to be when they grow up.", I laughed so hard I woke up the wife!
(it was worth it! lol)
Great album. The title tune off this album is pretty cool. The depth of his song book is very deep and worth exploring.... and Yes Chod, he is one of the best lyricists you've ever heard... so much so he won the Pulitzer and the Nobel Prize for Redefining Boundaries of Literature.
Dylan not only wrote his own songs but wrote songs for many others also.
It doesn't separate people it shows how we are all the same. We all have to serve someone!!! I love music that has a meaning and makes you think
when it came out...lots of peeps didn't care for it.....I liked it so much I bought the LP
Another 8-track I had..WOW, you're really aging me here Chod. Always loved this one. "Lay, Lady Lay" and "The Jokerman" are also 2 great tunes. On "Lay, Lady Lay" Drummer Kenny Buttrey has said that he had a difficult time coming up with a drum part for the song. Dylan had suggested bongos, while producer Bob Johnston said cowbells. In order to "show them how bad their ideas were", Buttrey used both instruments together. Kris Kristofferson, who was working as a janitor in the studio at the time, was enlisted to hold the bongos in one hand and the cowbell in the other. Buttrey moved the sole overhead drum mic over to these new instruments. When he switches back to the drums for the choruses the drumset sounds distant due to not being directly mic'd. The take heard on the album is the first take and is one of Buttrey's own favorite performances.
'You've got to serve somebody.' So he wants to be a waiter now? - John Lennon.
Preach it Bob
John let his "imagine"-ation get the best of him.
Lennon is serving "somebody" now.
John was right....
Great album, love all the tracks🔥
It's so odd to me that you didn't listen to or know of Dylan until recently. Dylan has literally saved my life. I wouldn't be alive today, at age 47 if it weren't for Dylan and his music.
I'm 75 and Dylan remains life -sustaining. Remains a rare source of life affirming joy
He saved my life as well. I’ll fight somebody over Bob. I mean it.
@@JoyAllgood Let’s just hope it doesn’t come to that.
His music has got me through life.
I can understand that. This is Dylan. You can like him or not, and if you don't like him it's ok, it's understandable, but if you like him, as I do, he goes deep, so deep into your soul, beyond any possible immagination.
Ballad of a Thin Man. You’ll like it. Once again Bob is singing about a person(s) who pissed him of. Maybe a reporter or critic. I think Dylan’s best are when he’s scorching someone who’s on his bad side.
Side note: you have a great channel.
Like "Positively 4th Street". Am I right?
@@edprzydatek8398 Most assuredly. As well as Don’t Think Twice, It’s Alright and Like a Rolling Stone, to name but a few.
Tangled up in blue
From his religious period. When he returns is the song to listen and bow down to.
Yeah, 'When he Returns' is my favourite song from Bob's album 'Slow Train Coming'. Other great 'religious' songs by Bob are: 'Pressing on', 'What can I do for you' and, of course, 'Every Grain of Sand'.
Very wise words at the end!👍 Thanks for that message
"Hurricane", from the "Desire" album, about unjustly accused fighter Hurricane Carter.
Bob was a master of the blues, as well.
Bob Dylan's song Subterranean Homesick Blues has been hailed as the first ever rap song and the first music video. Please do a reactor to that one.
The song is Murder Most Foul
Some years ago, I made a compilation with the title "The Young Person's Guide To Bob Dylan" (there used to be classical music albums with similar titles that were meant to be an introduction). I had to make some tough choices based on the intended recipient. It consisted of:
1963 Blowin' In The Wind
1963 Masters Of War
1963 A Hard Rain's A-Gonna Fall (1971 live version from "The Concert For Bangladesh")
1963 Oxford Town
1964 The Times They Are A-Changin'
1964 My Back Pages
1965 Subterranean Homesick Blues
1965 Outlaw Blues
1965 Mr. Tambourine Man
1965 It's Alright, Ma (I'm Only Bleeding)
1965 Like A Rolling Stone
1965 It Takes A Lot To Laugh, It Takes A Train To Cry (1971 live version from "The Concert For Bangladesh")
1965 Ballad Of A Thin Man
1965 Highway 61 Revisited (1974 live version from "Before The Flood")
1965 Desolation Row
1966 Rainy Day Women #12 & 35 (1974 live version from "Before The Flood")
1966 Visions Of Johanna (1966 live version first released on the 1985 compilation "Biograph")
1966 Just Like A Woman
1967 The Ballad Of Frankie Lee And Judas Priest
1967 All Along The Watchtower
1967 Down In The Flood (2003 remake from "Masked & Anonymous")
1969 Lay Lady Lay
1970 If Not For You
1970 Time Passes Slowly
1971 Watching The River Flow
1973 Knockin' On Heaven's Door (1974 live version from "Before The Flood")
1974 On A Night Like This
1974 Forever Young
1975 Tangled Up In Blue
1975 Shelter From The Storm
1975 Up To Me
1979 Gotta Serve Somebody
1980 In The Garden (1986 live version backed by Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers from "Hard To Handle")
1981 The Groom's Still Waiting At The Altar
1983 Jokerman
1983 License To Kill
1983 Man Of Peace
1988 Dirty World (as a member of the Traveling Wilburys)
1989 Everything Is Broken
1994 Dignity
1997 Cold Irons Bound (2003 remake from "Masked & Anonymous")
2001 Lonesome Day Blues
2006 Thunder On The Mountain
2012 Early Roman Kings
Your comments at the end of the song are why you are one of my primary music reactors. Keep doing what you do brother!!
This is a regular tune in my local bar-band song rotation. Thanks for your commentary on the "crap commentary." I showed some music to my kids when they were real young, and they shared their music with me as they got older and I even made playlists featuring their favorite bands. Jack White, Mutemath, Black Keys were a few I got to be fans of and being open kept the door open without judgement.
I saw the Slow Train Coming tour in Toronto in 1980 and he opened with this number and blew everyone away
This is a great reaction to a great song! You want to hear another trick Dylan can do on the same album? Check out When He Returns, last cut on this album. It brings me to tears the depth of his soul beyond the limits of his vocal abilities.
Take care, Chod!
This is one of my favourite albums. For being a new convert to Christianity at the time, he had a very good grasp of theology and orthopraxy. I would put this album up against anything in the mainstream 'Christian music' industry.
You might try something off Dylan's 'Desire' album--just close your eyes and pick any song on that album--they are all sold gold.
Mr. Dylan...one of the greatest lyricists
Milburn you have a back catalogue of Dylan's works over 60 years take your pick 👍🏴😎🎸
Lol I like the reference to “you can call me Ray. You can call me Ray J” bit. Dylan is like Eminem. He throws all these extra layers on top of an already lyrical song
Really glad you took a look into this time period of Dylan. He has played in just about every genre, sung with a wide variety of techniques, and consistently written interesting material. In the popular lexicon, he's seen as a wheezy folk singer or a pre-psychedelic blowhard, but the deeper you dig, the more versatile his music is. Kudos for giving the time and respect to explore his catalogue, and for sharing it with your viewers.
This song is a classic blues song. I remember getting this 8-track back when I was a kid. This album was epic.
Great Album with so many great Songs - Bob Dylan has sustained and pushed Lyrical Driven Music for some 60 Years now .. Just when you think you know him, he goes to another Style, Genre, and pushes the envelop - Check out his Recent work at the Age of his 70’s still very creative and mind stimulating which is what a true Artist does
Chod, the guy that left the "crap hip hop you listen to" comment did NOT watch your reaction video, just left the snarky out of the blue. It is how some people treat social media, as a chance to rag on strangers. Probably get more as your channel grows. Don't let it get to you. Great reactions, keep on keeping on.
Some great songs on this album. Plus Mark Knopfler of Dire Straits also plays on it. Try 'Precious Angel' and 'Change My Way of Thinking'.
People say stupid things anonymously. I'm guilty. I've done it too.
This ain't stupid. You rock. Keep on rockin'!
One of my favorite Dylan songs too, because it says you can't stay on the sidelines in life. You can't pretend to stay out of every conflict and just isolate yourself. No matter how hard you try, the things you do are going to either help or hurt someone out there. You have to choose.
Yup..yup..
Been listening for 50 yrs !!! Lololol
Famous jazz musician said. There are 2 kinds of music! good music and the other kind.
Natalie Cole recorded this for her 2004 album Snowfall On The Sahara ,Also Bob Dylan wrote additional lyrics for Natalie Cole's version.
Hey man, you must listen to Slow Train Coming ....the title song of the album. There are a few real gems but the whole damn album is amazing. Mark Knopfler of Dire Straits played lead guitar on this record. Stay safe my man. Pay no attention to the man behind the curtain. Rock on brother.
this is a straight 12 bar blues. This was his great born again album, check out "Slow Train Comin."
What a great song. ❤️🎶😎✌️Dylan. I am
Loving your journey. You've got great taste
Gotta check out either Hurricane, it’s Alright Ma, Shelter From the Storm, 4th Time Around...just his entire discography actually.
"Black Diamond Bay".
Chod, you gotta, i mean absolutly gotta listen and react to "It's Alright Ma, I'm Only Bleeding" and then tell me that it's not better than any rap song out there, and it was in the sixties. An absolute masterpiece of "bars" as they say today.
Hey Huck, fellow Dylan fan here, another great song not enjoyed enough is “Ballad of a thin man” . Dylan’s contempt for the “out of touch” press and news media that scorned him for going electric and leaving the purist folk scene. Mr Jones was the typical “uneducated on the topic” newsman or critic.
@@tinypurplefishesrunlaughin8052 I know how you feel, "Blonde on Blonde" is my desert Island choice. This man literally changed my life when I started listening to him. His first four albums are life changing for me. How did God give this man so much talent is beyond me...lol. So glad that your a kindred soul like myself. People tuned me out because I use to rant on and on about hm and how brillent his music is.
Yeah I gotta admit I too was a Dylan zealot during my education of Bob (Robert Zimmerman) Dylan. Like a kid with a new bike I just wanted to show him off to anyone who would recognize his greatness. Reflecting back I now know that many songs are private and between “Bob and me”. It’s okay to be selfish with the songs that deal you a mortal blow or lift you from a pit. Dylan can also be a personal moment and has become a dear friend in many times of solitude. What a magnificent library of songs. Right now I’m listening to “New Pony”. I can’t help but think he’s talking about Joan Baez his ex.
@@tinypurplefishesrunlaughin8052 so incredibly well said. I've always done the same thing-- trying to show off The Dead, Dylan, and SRV to others. It's just been the last 8 months since my soul mate died, that I realize the feelings I get from these guys is, and should be, private, between the band and myself. As Deadheads, my love and I used to fly and drive all over the country, the UK, Jamaica and Mexico and I used to try to explain to people why we were spending so much money to go "see some old, washed up rock band". Then after he died 8 months ago, I realized, it's none of anyone's business why we would fly all over to see concerts, and the people you have to explain this to are never going to get it and probably shouldn't be a part of your life anyway. 😊
PS... Love Tales of Brave Ulysses
Yes! Both are incredible songs! A couple of my favorites. I have been a Dylan fanatic since my early 20s. It's the lyrics. I've always been into poetry.
I absolutely love this entire album, the title song is too damn good to play for just us mortals.
I have been watching reactions for about a year now. Yours is the first I've found with reactions to Bob Dylan, one of my favorites (of which are many because of my eclectic musical tastes). This is the fourth of your reactions to Bob Dylan to which I've listened. I noticed each one is different in style, as you are tasting all of his diversity. I love it that you have a jazz background. I haven't been able to find any reactions to real jazz yet. I suppose you know too much of the jazz artists' works, so you couldn't claim to be hearing any of them for the first time. I would love to hear reactions to jazz performances. My favorite jazz style is cool jazz. If I ever see any reactions to jazz artists, I shall definitely watch and listen. Thank you for reaching out and discovering various genres.
You got some great Dylan recommendations. Jokerman, It's Alright Ma, Hurricane, Lonesome Death of Hattie Carrol, Desolation Row....
I appreciate your delving into the mastery of Dylan's catalog....
Bob is a one off, unique, irreplaceable, the likes of whom we will never see again, I am blessed to be alive when this man plied his magic on the world .... keep on keeping on Bobby ...
I just saw Dylan in Seville Spain. I’ve seen him several times over the years and even saw him with the dead same years ago. He’s never been great live. It was a day or two before his 82nd birthday amd he was absolutely amazing! Set list, venue, musicians and no cell phones in the audience. It was just great! Best show I’ve ever seen him play.
You may like Slow Train from that album as well, in fact you definitely will!
@@Chippychap2663 I love it on Dylan and The Dead. Speaking of… That Warfield bootleg from November of 80 right after the GD did the acoustic run at Warfield and Radio City where Jerry sits in for Grooms Still waiting at the Alter is one of the most charged tapes of his I’ve ever heard. Not the night that Jerry sits in (though that one is amazing) but the one with Bloomfield is just incredible. That period when he went born again is so underrated. I don’t get the hate for that period. He didn’t fundamentally change his song writing. If anything I think he became more introspective. I’m not a born again Christian or whatever… but, there is something profound about his change of spirit. Listening to Gotta Serve Somebody from that run right now… HOT!!
@@DingleMcGilacutty You have great taste in music! (My original comment was supposed to be for the channel, but i guess I stumbled into your comment by accident. Sorry!) Anyway, I totally agree. That period is underrated in so many ways. The music often rocks, the lyrics stand up, and Bob is being himself. Shot of Love is overlooked as well, considering its groove + poetry. Im going to listen to that 80 show now if I can find it. Thanks and keep Bobbin~~~
@@Chippychap2663 if you search grooms still waiting and Garcia it should pop up. Bloomfield too. Its fabulous! Enjoy!
Nice reaction - you are beginning to discover the genius of Bob Dylan - there is much more still to come.
This is what rappers wanna be when they grow up …. Great statement. Love this. I read that it was recorded at Muscle Shoals. There is a documentary on Muscle Shoals and I highly recommend watching. 🙂💕
Good on you for listening to Bob!
Brah! You are the only other person I have heard say this is their favorite Bob Dylan song, and I grew up with almost all of them. You might also like "Things have Changed".
Good choice..
The whole album is badass.!!!
One of my top songs in life. Simple but profound.
Man, we must put up with fools, but whatever you do....... Don't let them bother you.
U want BEAUTIFUL?!
Same album as this:
WHEN HE RETURNS!!!
One of my all time favorite Dylan tunes. I had it on 8-track. That should tell you how long I've been a Dylan fan. 2 other favorites "Lay Lady Lay" and "The Jokerman"
Strong, heartfelt speech. You're doing great work, keep it up
Bob Dylan is The Poet of Rock, Blues, folk...
I'm sure you didn't catch it but in the final verse he says "you may call me bobby, you may call me zimmy" . Bob's real name is Robert Zimmerman, he's Jewish. He re-invenst himself since he began. 🤔😎
Hey man,love your energy. As far as that one guy.. different strokes.
Music doesn't have barriers only depths of emotions. Stay blessed.
An appropriate Bob song for that guys energy is "positively 4ty street".
"All Along the Watchtower", "Tangled Up in Blue".
God bless you, Chad. Thanks for what you do and how you set us straight.😘
This man is the one and only.We are so so blessed to have this genius alive,and all the music and talent it's timeless never gets old.His music touches the soul. Thank You for reacting to this fantastic human being🙏🙏🙏😎
Never heard this before 😂 thank you for this 😘
Bob recently sold his catalog of songs he has written to Universal ,it contains around 600 songs.He is irreplaceable .
And it’s so weird to me that he didn’t that. But what to I know.
Just surprised by that decision
I just rewatched this reaction, it is simply one of the best reactions to bob Dylan I have ever seen, but what I really love is you saying" Bob Dylan is who rappers want to be when they grow up" just a brilliant quote which I will definitely be using in my everyday life, I would love to see you react to The Chicago mass Choir singing the Bob Dylan song Pressing On, it is one of Bob's best gospel songs and the Chicago mass Choir and Dottie peoples really lift into becoming an all time classic gospel song. Also I don't think you've done Tom Waits yet and I think of you love Bob Dylan you love Tom Waits, I am sure you have had suggestions for Tom Waits so feel free to follow up on previous request but if you want mine I would suggest Tom Trauberts Blues live at Rockpalast, The Piano has been drinking, Ruby's arms ( about the saddest song ever written), On The nickel, Chocolate Jesus Live Version. Grapefruit Moon, Shiver me Timbres. Swordfishtrombones. Thanks Larry
Mark Knopfler on guitar (Dire Straights)..
Bob knows his shit!!!!
guitar is so Dire...
Amen!
Dire Straits' Mark Knopfler on guitar, along with other Dire Straits band members too....this is when Dylan was going through his " Christian " period.
I love this side of Dylan.
no way... the videos you make are something solid, I like quality, and this dylan's song is.. special!!;-))
Have you heard Dylan's "Every Grain of Sand?" Based on your reaction to "Serve Somebody" I believe you would really appreciate the beauty of this song. Best regards..
Watched you react to this again after 9 months, love this song!
Much luv bro.
Dylan had a lot of very deep lyrics. A lot of people miss that in his songs. You've got love people who just look at someone and instantly assume they grew up on a certain genre of music. There's ignorant people out there.
Great stuff!
You know your music love the way you get Dylan his delivery and phrasing is insane
I'm 64 years old and know a lot of Dylan's music, but I have never heard this song before. Amazing what you find when you dig a little deeper. Adding to my playlist.
My favorite too!
I love that this is your favourite, mine too, the whole album. Try "Man Gave Names to All the Animals" from the same album
This is a great song I also like knocking on heaven’s door