I lived it, I loved it. I was a teenage girl unencumbered, just enjoying every minute. Here I sit with my husband on hospice wishing we both could go back to 1968 when we married. Just two young people loving and living every minute.
Hello all you lovely souls. These posts made me cry and smile. We are all here together on this crazy beautiful globe. Day or evening, wherever you are, I hope it's happy. Maria USA 😊
I had just been discharged from the navy. And walked up the hill in Newport to listen to the Jazz festive. It was a magical time and those 4 days will always be in my memory. I’m 80 now and it’s like yesterday.
+Nathan Caillat Yes, I agree with You, Bryan & James ALL OF THEM with their different thoughts...GR8... A connoisseur of music would get soaked in the Poetry, the rhythm and the lilting music....INDEED the crowds would silently applaud and the real encomiums come from the thunder of hand claps at the end of the song...non-stop for at least 4 mins. The REAL modern day crowd-cheering, as contemplated, should go on before the announcement of the song , Absolute silence and Admiration while the music starts playing and a thunder of hand claps after the song is rendered...The critique in all three is very WELL SAID
You are SO correct. I hope google leaves it alone. It does not need an update, format change, etc. Please, just let us have this one thing you so aptly describe, and indeed it is, as a "Time Machine."
I'm 81 and an "older" child of the 60s. I'm expecting more years as a healthy man, but when it's time I will be grateful that I lived in the time of the 1960s and the music of Bob Dylan.
@@honestlynuts__ Thanks. I went through the letters of the alphabet,looking for something that rhymes with Boomer. When I got to "T",I knew that's what I was looking for.
I was fortunate enough to have been there. I had just graduated high school. I was there in '64, 65, and 66. Quite a memory, all of them. So many greats, Dylan, Pete Seeger, Joan Baez, etc. 🙏
@@BrandonCarson It was a long time ago, but I remember more of a mixed reaction. I personally liked it, although a little out there for the time and venue.
I’m 44. This is the first Bob Dylan song I heard. It came over the radio while my dad and I were on the way home. I said Dad, I love this song!! It made him so happy bc he loved Bob Dylan 💕 I was from that point on a forever fan. My Dad is now in Heaven and anytime I listen to Bob it makes my heart smile and feel close to my Dad
This was also my first Bob Dylan song i heard thru my dad. He had the Masterpieces 3 disc set. Cant get enough if Dylan now. This is my favourite video on youtube ❤❤
For me it was the first Dylan song I heard in the radio with my dad too but the first song I remember listening to is STUCK INSIDE OF MOBILE WITH THE MEMPHIS BLUES AGAIN by Dylan too
l'm 74 + agree...l was introduced to folk music at age 11...still love it ❤! July 2024 l love seeing people all over the globe listening! lt makes me feel more connected!
@@countalucard4226 I can relate to that. Music has transformed and changed so much, but nothing has come along to fill the gap of the folk singers of the 60's. I'm so thankful to have been growing up and listening then!
+Cedrick Castro when I saw him last year people were very civil and applauded occasionally and at the end of songs. Sometimes cheering a bit if he did something particularly cool.
Quasimodo That's cool too :) It's just that people i've seen especially teens scream too much on concerts but it's not really much of a problem though.
They are actually listening to the words. One older man starts off the song mindlessly tapping his foot but then stops as he realizes what the song is about. I truly believe some in the audience actually understood what Dylan is saying.
what "never lived in"... some of us never left. the thing about classics is that they have away not fading into obscurity. but this new generation has my heart felt sympathy. we thought we were saving the world. and now it is for you to replace us by trying to save the planet. forget trump.. he is just an instrument of history. he is the tool that dynasties manifest when it is time for a culture to lose its essence. the important stuff is still the same. love, share.. and try to avoid extinction.
A lovely thought. I was in my second year of high school in 1964 and I can tell you that hearing about Bob Dylan was a slow process. An album or two that nobody played on radio and concerts here and there. News travelled slowly and filtered up through the underground. Remember that this was the same time that the Beatles were becoming known outside of England. It was magical because there wasn’t a lot going on media wise. Like A Rolling Stone in 1965 was the big explosion. Thank you for sharing your thought. It kind of woke up a lot of nostalgia on an old man.
Wow, thank you. I was a senior in high school in 64...funny thing, all of the these rock and roll singers are still very popular. I sing their songs, hear their songs in the stores, malls, etc. I say...what a great addiction. I was born at the right period of time! Mjensen
When I heard this song for the first time, in the middle of the sixties, I was 16 or 17. I heard about my own story, just a kid boring in a small and ugly town, dreaming about another world, and about a tambourine man, to take him away. I'm now 68, I've traveled a lot, and my life has been a good one, most of my dreams came true. I'm now retired and I very often play my Martin HD28. Bob Dylan is a very good part of my life. Friendship, health for everybody, we shall overcome, all together. Sorry for my language !! I'm French.
I totally had to laugh at what you wrote at the end: "Sorry for my language. I'm French." The reason this made me laugh is because in the USA, we used to say, "Please excuse my French," after accidentally (or even intentionally) saying a bad word. People don't really use that idiom much anymore. Your language is wonderful, though. I liked hearing about your story. You're lucky most of your dreams came true.
1 guitar, 1 harmonica.....he redefined modern music....thank God (or anyone above us) to let me share an space of my time in this world, with a genius like Bob Dylan.
Yeah that sounds nice but a Habs fan is still just a Habs fan ;) Haha cheers from someone indoctrinated into the Leafs from birth, can't say I care for hockey (possibly for a reason... 1967, oof...) but I do like the banter. Odd name on you though; first name seems kinda Spanish maybe and the last name... well it seems almost kinda Japanese to me lol A strange specimen to be sure.
i did live in this era i was 19 years old when this classic came out . now im 74 years old thats a long time to be in love with bob dylan and this special fab song x
Traditional film is very high quality. over 4k in many cases. It's just now that we have the technology the easily watch film like this close to its original fidelity without the need to actually own a film projector and have a copy of the film itself.
Everyone knew Bob Dylan had been touched even then - he had already showed what his power and songwriting could do. Remember Lennon was fbi'd because they feared a peace movement would be revivifiedby him alone! Dylan was intellectually cool and stratospheric by the time of Newpirt
+Nexus NOMNOM Always will be relevant and will live as long as his songs are being played, which will be long after you are dead and buried. Oh yeah, and he will continue to influence future generations of songwriters and musicians long after anyone who knows you even exists.
Oh heavens. I miss that era so much. I’m happy in old age. I’ve tasted success. I’ve got the love of a wonderful man over the past 53 years and great kids and a grandson, but nothing compares to the 60’s and 70’s. So glad we have RUclips that allows us to drift back to a simpler time of youth and exuberance. Rock on Bob Dylan. Bless your creative soul! ❤
Hello, Oh my goodness gracious. I am so happy for your life and how its turned out. Good for you. I do have to disagree with you about those being simpler times. Think back a little. During those times I will remind you of a few stressful things that we went through. John F Kennedy, Robert Kennedy, Martin Luther King Jr., Malcom X and the Black Panthers were assassinated. Along with Love ins, Woodstock, The Gong Show, Laugh-In and absolutely wonderful things like that, there were the Stones concert at Altamont, Charles Manson, Kent State and the Watt's Riots, where more than a few people died. Remember Nixon's Impeachment or Nixon's and Agnew's resignations? Watergate? Men could not enter Disneyland with hair that touched the ear, until taken to court. Where the United States Supreme Court told Disney that a person's appearance is protected by the First Amendment of the Constitution. This decision banned dress codes in the U.S. and changed the way that we dress forever. I did like that one, being a Hippie and all. Anyway, I really do not think that life was so simple back in those times. To me, being a teenager back in the 60's, as I remember it with my 77 year old addled brain, was a lot more complicated. I mean, I was a boy and there were girls out there. And Vietnam! It's simpler for me now. I'm to old for war and I've been married to a wonderful lady who still lets me through the door after 30 years. I just try to go with the flow. That's how I make my life simpler. That and not using Social Media. Peace
@@jmleaf8102Have never forgotten all that went on at that time. Please note I called them simpler, not simple times. Peace and happiness to you and yours.
rest in piece, she may not be here today but in your heart she is still listening to this song and i’m sure she is proud of you for whatever you’ve accomplished
Condolences. May the song ever remind you of the good she shared. May the song live in your life as well, that your grandbabies will remember this song, associating it with themselves, their parent, their grandparent, their great grandparent, and their great great grandparent is a family tradition. Sounds like you got a lot of ground work to establish, have fun.
Why did anyone think it was necessary to put pickups in acoustic guitars? Many of these old videos prove that they are unnecessary if the sound tech knows what he's/she's doing.
It's almost impossible to describe what this song makes me feel. It's a feeling of longing, devotion, celebration, nostalgia, regret, happiness and sadness. And even more. Which is why I love Bob and his music so much. It's a layered and profoundly deep music that goes deep inside my mind and soul.
+Aaron Smith If you listen to the song you can tell it's about Bob Dylan's experience with drugs, the Tambourine Man is his drug dealer, Bob wants him to play a song for him (hit him with drugs) because he's not sleepy (not high on drugs) and his evenings empire returning into sand is his high wearing off. There is no proof of what this song is actually about, but anyone who has listened to this song deeply will know what what i said is true. You basically said that you are your baby boy's drug dealer, thus why i called your comment stupid.
bob I don't totally disagree with you that it might be about drugs. Who knows ? In fact, I wouldn't be surprised. The 60s was the golden age of cannabis and psychedelic use. They are mind altering drugs. However, wether it's about drugs or not, the imagery and poetry with deep unconscious and conscious spiritual undertones is mesmerizing. It goes deep. The song is really open to interpretation and that's the beauty and magic of it. I'd gladly take a "hit" and listen to this song. I'm sure I'd fly very high within my own mind ;)
I heard this in college so many decades ago. I was 19. A tropical storm raged outside, and one raged inside my heart and this song was in sync with my feelings. I am in my 60's now and it still moves me like a seismic shift. Bob Dylan, when you die, I will feel it viscerally. Your songs are the air I breathe and the thought of losing you is hard to bear. I've never loved a singer more. Bob Dylan, Joan Baez, Cat Stevens - connect me to my teenage self again. I wish I could make time stand still and make you all young again.
I was also a 19 year old in college when I listened to this for the first time and I grew to love Bob Dylan and his music. I’m 22 now. I wonder how it’ll feel to listen to him when I am 60.
I understand what you're feeling. I think of it like this: We will always have Bob's music, therefore he will always be with us. "Death is not the end"
I am 17 year old . I am at a crossroads in my life and nothing seems right but i am listening to this song for the First time today and it's raining outside i just hope everything turns out all right... Ik it will .
Nothing is promised in life except death. Work hard and try to do your best, that's the only good option, don't get discouraged if you fail. And remember that there are things that you can't control, don't worry about them, ask God for his help and focus on fixing whatever you can actually fix. Wish you very well man, i'm 19 and I also feel confused about many things but that's my best advice
Try an alcoholic drink, decide it's not really for you, try a cigarette, decide it's definitely not for you, find a kind and gentle partner - have a long hard think if you want to bring children into this world, don't let anyone put pressure on you, find a job you actually enjoy, remember personal happiness is the best thing you can hope for.
It is wonderful - except that he misses out a whole verse! "Though you might hear laughing, spinning, swinging madly across the sun It's not aimed at anyone It's just escaping on the run And but for the sky there are no fences facing And if you hear vague traces of skipping reels of rhyme To your tambourine in time It's just a ragged clown behind I wouldn't pay it any mind It's just a shadow you're seeing that he's chasing"
This is Pete Seeger introducing Bob Dylan- what a moment in time..... It´s so beautiful. I am 69 now and I am so grateful there was such music when I was young.
@@Coffee_Lover11 I think you got the wrong person. I’m a huge fan of Bob Dylan has been 25 years. I think, though that he wrote his son hit the sunflowers going to the city with one broken headlight. I think he wrote that for him, but that doesn’t mean I don’t like himDylan in history I don’t know you got the wrong person. I have a gutter and all that, but I don’t have anything to say to you about Bob Dylan.
RUclips really is a time machine. I can't believe we get to be transported back to 1964 and watch the legend Bob Dylan perform one of his most poetic songs. What a gift!
Omigosh, I was five years old, and a Beatles freak. My mom got a note to see my kindergarten teacher, she had tried to teach us the days of the week, and I kept asking her what the eighth one was. She insisted there were only seven, but I wasn't giving in. John Lennon and Paul McCartney told me there were eight, so there must be. I tried so hard to learn this song on the guitar a few years later, but i had no teacher and no talent. I still remember all the words, though.
agreed, truly magical. One of the many vids to peek into Bobs thoughts on writing music, was teh 60 minute Interview from Morely Safer. About 15 minutes if that long. He asked Bob about all of those songs he had written during that rush of "1960's Revolution of Music" time in history. His answer I never suspected, nor will I soon forget. Indeed we are a better people because of this man and other artists...delivering what is inside of them, through music and lyric....woot woot Bob Dylan!!!
I was there, in the crowd. We were all swept away, with all memory and fate driven deep beneath the waves. Beautiful song, beautifully performed, an instantaneous classic, it still moves me.
I keep coming back to this performance over the years. There's something eerie in the air here, the camera angles, the quaint location, people just chilling on the blankets enjoying the music... Also the total command Dylan has over the crowd, as if he was a magician and they fell under his spell. The last verse is especially powerful, the images from the song seem to come to life among blue sky, grass and enchanted people. Hard to describe, but it's like watching history of music writing itself.
I saw him in 2007 Live - he played Blowin in The Wind. The place fell into silence! It was like a church! I sat and listened! No reaction from the audience, just awe struck! I will never forget - we will always want to sit at his feet.
There's just something with his performance here. The whole scene is very nostalgic. I watched this video alteast 50 times since the first time I heard it.
@uncletigger Paul and Freddie weren't better songwriters, nowhere near. Better vocalists and performers? Sure, but they don't come close to Bob in terms of songwriting.
My dad's name is also Bob. He is currently on life support. The process of sending him to hospice starts tomorrow. My heart is breaking. But Bob Dylan's music is like a warm hug to me right now.
@@davidbartlett220 Hope is indeed on the horizon! Thank the heavens for the brilliant minds of our world coming together and making vaccines at such short notice to get us out of this covid hell.
Unfathomable how someone just sits down and writes something this magical. Here we are almost 60 years later and I'm in awe of this masterpiece - that's simply amazing.
Modern music history and legend with Bob Dylan, Joan Baez (not featured in this song) and their mentor Pete Seeger. It's time to return to this sentiment. Our world is still receptive to new artists in the same tradition and will never tire of these classics.
I got the virus recently and I suffer from asthma and lung cancer this song gives me hope that everything will be ok I’m happy and at peace ,I pray you all stay safe
Being 18 and able to relate to the other elders for their love for this music is an awesome thing. I grew up with music like this and many more thanks to my dad. I don't want this music to die.
Music is something that can’t die, as long as someone has a guitar or a voice and a memory, Folk songs -no Folk _Masterpieces_ like this will live on. And even when they die, they will live on in the ideas and spirits of those who embody them.
@@mmcworldbuilding5994 I started listening him when I like four months ago when I was twelve and immediately fell with love with him. No friend on mine ever told me about him and he is one of the only few singers I actually like by myself rather than sheer peer pressure
@@CaucasainAsian You're right, I say I don't want it to die because I can't help but feel that a majority of folks don't realize the art of music from back in the day.
This isca very very very very talented man, and i love his music wholly Glad the cover was done by one of the greatest American bands in history, The Byrds
I’m 36. I just discovered this song. What happened to talent like this? When I watch this I tear up from the power in this song and I tear up for the future generations. There will never be another moment like this ever again.
@@duganred people have been saying this forever lol. people were saying this about bob dylan. There is plenty of talent, you can’t just listen to the shitty music in the charts and then conclude there’s no talent. There is talent everywhere, not necessarily concentrated in the mainstream
@@rebelraime2524 I see it completely different. Of course there are talented musicians out there but not many in the limelight. Example, the Super Bowl last year featured Rihanna. Taylor Swift (the actor) is selling albums and selling out stadiums like the Beatles. Now you don’t have to agree, but you have to shake your head at that shit. I mean, I don’t listen to anything the industry manufactures and for good reason. At least in the 80s and 90s (and obviously before) the mainstream cash cow acts were fucking talented enough to nod your head to. The garbage today is literally the same 3 major chords on loop and a looped drum beat. There’s a reason people still crave DMB, Dead and Co, Stevie Nicks, Billy Joel, Paul McCartney, Dylan, Metallica, the Stones, etc bc they deliver. All bands over 30 years old.. keep us standing
"And take me disappearing through the smoke rings of my mind Down the foggy ruins of time Far past the frozen leaves The haunted, frightened trees Out to the windy beach Far from the twisted reach Of crazy sorrow Yes, to dance beneath the diamond sky with one hand waving free Silhouetted by the sea Circled by the circus sands With all memory and fate Driven deep beneath the waves Let me forget about today Until tomorrow" One of the greatest verses ever written.
Frank Feldman I don’t think either of you are wrong but it’s clearly based on opinion - you could argue that since Bob Dylan’s music is more widely accessible and enjoyed than more classical artists it makes him “better” - art isn’t about who is best or worst though it’s about the enjoyment of the art itself
I remember him quoting some of his lyrics from that period, on a 60 minutes interview maybe 10 years ago. Ed Bradley asked him something to effect of "could you write like that again?" and he exhaled, thought a few seconds and said "no." I guess the energy and "anything's possible" optimism of youth gets your brain fired up to write like that.
Woah, I just kind of started actually listening to this guys music. I've known his name since I was a kid but I never actually listened to any of it. Today is a good day.
very emotive lyrics...unfortunately probably written by the 'good' folk from the the Tavistock Institute and the Rand corporation. Just look at 'American Poet' Jim Morrison...
22-year-old kid here on Mr. Dylan's 80th birthday. Such a beautiful performance of such an incredible song, by a young man who wasn't much older than I currently am. I was 18 when I first started listening to his music, and my high school yearbook quote that year was a re-wording of a part of Bob's classic "The Times They Are A-Changin'", to match the turbulent times that I grew up going to high school during. I can safely say that Bob's marvelous mind and timeless lyricism have been a great inspiration to me, and I'm glad he's been with us on the earth for this long, and hopefully for many more years to come.
@@themule8625 The entire song is about drugs, things can be significant in different ways for different people. But this song, for Bob Dylan, is about drugs and all of the effects and results of drugs.
I wonder if these people realized just how incredibly fortunate they were to be in the presence of a lyrical genius like Bob at the peak of his creativity.
globallywarmed Because of man's ego the world is messed up, and we need poets to help us express this for posterity and to be able to achieve serenity in the midst of it all. Yes, we should help our neighbors, but it is Dylan's type of genius that helps us cope with what the madmen are doing to our planet. It is to his credit he accepted his gift and had the focus to stick to it, a thing becoming more and more rare. Obviously, anyone can mow lawns.
23 years old, yet sings with the wisdom and experience of a poet who has been through generations of humanity. Bob is proof to me that soul transcends the limits of time space and the confines of a physical body. A modern day King David. He is no man. He is every man.
@@omegajrz1269 as leonard cohen, lou reed, paul simon and art garfunkel, barbra streisand ,pink, neil diamond, mama cass, donald fagen, amy winehouse and it goes forever
I’m 25 and I’ve been listening to Bob Dylan since my dad would play him in the car on rides to school. His music was some of the first to really paint a picture of what it must of been like when he was young. Thank you for the soul in your music and bringing me closer to my dad.
Listening to this song from Bangladesh 🇧🇩.This song is evergreen eternal
I lived it, I loved it. I was a teenage girl unencumbered, just enjoying every minute. Here I sit with my husband on hospice wishing we both could go back to 1968 when we married. Just two young people loving and living every minute.
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Bless you ♥️
Best wishes to you both .
Votre message me touche beaucoup. Je vous souhaite le meilleur pour la suite. Amitiés depuis la France.
Everyone who reads this, we don't know each other and probably never will but I wish you all the best in life and all the luck in the world.
Thank you. I wish the same for you. Music is the one international language.✌🏼
Same for you
Good luck to you fella lad . Always . BOB Pure Genius. Greetings from England Briton
All that matters !!!
Merci Beaucoup
Hello all you lovely souls. These posts made me cry and smile. We are all here together on this crazy beautiful globe. Day or evening, wherever you are, I hope it's happy. Maria USA 😊
Hi Maria....your post made me smile and cry....wishing you wellness....
Hi Maria & friends. Just remember: a little calm, a little grace & much laughter will see us through.
@@AnnAMated ❤️🩹
Hello Maria USA! Thank you! Yes,its a up and down type of life sometimes but yes I feel the same way you feel!
It's not just a live performance... it's a piece of history.
Gracias.
Yes for sure and it will never repeat😢
Amen love this his voice sounds s ooo young God bless him man he made to the big times great story to tell kids u can make it in life❤
@@AntonioJesusPinillaLorie-it8jc still
Humming his songs after 50 years😊
Hero of our time when we were young
I had just been discharged from the navy. And walked up the hill in Newport to listen to the Jazz festive. It was a magical time and those 4 days will always be in my memory. I’m 80 now and it’s like yesterday.
That's some Forrest Gump shit. I mean that in a good way. Lucky you!
Fantastic story.
wow what a great story
Thanks for your service to our country and thank GOD for your long life. Peace and love to you.
While I don’t agree with war I respect the hell out of the ppl who serve in them
I love how crowds back then would actually sit quietly and listen to the music. unlike today where everyone is yelling and talking the whole concert
+James Murphy and texting or otherwise engrossed in their "smart" phone.
+James Murphy The lyrics were too poetics and beautiful, today it's not the case anymore.
+Nathan Caillat Yes, I agree with You, Bryan & James ALL OF THEM with their different thoughts...GR8... A connoisseur of music would get soaked in the Poetry, the rhythm and the lilting music....INDEED the crowds would silently applaud and the real encomiums come from the thunder of hand claps at the end of the song...non-stop for at least 4 mins. The REAL modern day crowd-cheering, as contemplated, should go on before the announcement of the song , Absolute silence and Admiration while the music starts playing and a thunder of hand claps after the song is rendered...The critique in all three is very WELL SAID
+James Murphy Don't forget the phones...
Why!?
I saw Bob Dylan yesterday, crowd was completely silently sitting apart from some cheering
Excellent movie; everyone and everything and the actor himself! The last scene at the festival is awesome!!!
RUclips is the closest thing we have to a time machine, together with music.
Sunlion 🙏
Great!!!!
Indeed!!!
Yeah
You are SO correct. I hope google leaves it alone. It does not need an update, format change, etc. Please, just let us have this one thing you so aptly describe, and indeed it is, as a "Time Machine."
I'm 81 and an "older" child of the 60s. I'm expecting more years as a healthy man, but when it's time I will be grateful that I lived in the time of the 1960s and the music of Bob Dylan.
I hope you're doing well, sir. May you live long.
My heart feels like your thoughts ,,,im so grateful to have travelled the music roads ,,,the 60s era being my favourite ,,until eternity lol xx
@ good for you big boy i dont think ,,,,
@ im so sorry i offended you ,please forgive me lol
Cleo Fierro
Lol! “ OH MAMMA CAN THIS REALLY BE THE END? I KEEP GETTING TEXTS FROM CLEO AND IN RETURN I JUST HIT SEND!”😂
Crazy that we can just watch a moment in history on demand
Boomer.
@@amess9239 Tumor. Yes,you!
Thank God!
@@billrener4897 harsh but deserved
@@honestlynuts__ Thanks. I went through the letters of the alphabet,looking for something that rhymes with Boomer. When I got to "T",I knew that's what I was looking for.
I was fortunate enough to have been there. I had just graduated high school. I was there in '64, 65, and 66.
Quite a memory, all of them. So many greats, Dylan, Pete Seeger, Joan Baez, etc. 🙏
Hallelujah! Praise the Lord! Jesus loves you! God bless you! Thank you!
Wow. Did the crowd really get angry when he brought out the electric guitar and band?
@@BrandonCarson
It was a long time ago, but I remember more of a mixed reaction. I personally liked it, although a little out there for the time and venue.
I’m 44. This is the first Bob Dylan song I heard. It came over the radio while my dad and I were on the way home. I said Dad, I love this song!! It made him so happy bc he loved Bob Dylan 💕 I was from that point on a forever fan. My Dad is now in Heaven and anytime I listen to Bob it makes my heart smile and feel close to my Dad
This was also my first Bob Dylan song i heard thru my dad. He had the Masterpieces 3 disc set. Cant get enough if Dylan now. This is my favourite video on youtube ❤❤
For me it was the first Dylan song I heard in the radio with my dad too but the first song I remember listening to is STUCK INSIDE OF MOBILE WITH THE MEMPHIS BLUES AGAIN by Dylan too
This is beautiful 🥰
Im your age, first heard this when i was away at school, school was shit, but this songs still gold👍 memories😃
One man.. One guitar.. A harmonica and pen to start off.. Truly A legend.
Stephane Malik he sold his soul though hopefully he changes his faith
great
JumpslingerYT ....don't be so stupid you absolute idiot.
One of so many Jewish legends!
@@MoPar7055 true but was a good writer
Friendly reminder that he was 22 when he wrote this song and is 23 in this clip performing it. Insane maturity both lyrically and vocally.
I ran track for australia at 22 but would swap for bobs life
He ran away from home 7 times and kept finding himself there. the 8th. time he never returned there to live.
Un génie oublié aujourd'hui
@@josephinenl9359 forgotten? Bob Dylan will never be forgotten by those who appreciate true art
Me, Oct 25th, cheers from Germany 😀🎉🍷🍀♥️
I’m 73 and I am fortunate to have grown up listening to the best music of 20th century.
We were lucky, especially 9/11, everything changed, wish we we could go back too simpler times.
l'm 74 + agree...l was introduced to folk music at age 11...still love it ❤! July 2024
l love seeing people all over the globe listening! lt makes me feel more connected!
@@countalucard4226 I can relate to that. Music has transformed and changed so much, but nothing has come along to fill the gap of the folk singers of the 60's. I'm so thankful to have been growing up and listening then!
Ho 70 anni computi recentemente e sono assolutamente d'accordo @@carenmontgomery2384❤
Same here..Dylan and Baez
I like that they just sat there and just listened to the music instead of shouting.
+Cedrick Castro He's a fucking legend. I would shut the fuck up too to listen to his genius music!
+Cedrick Castro when I saw him last year people were very civil and applauded occasionally and at the end of songs. Sometimes cheering a bit if he did something particularly cool.
Quasimodo
That's cool too :)
It's just that people i've seen especially teens scream too much on concerts but it's not really much of a problem though.
Cedrick Castro oh yeah, it totally depends on what concert you go to and the age demographic. older audiences tend to be calmer.
+Quasimodo tell that to the crowd I saw at Australian Pink Floyd
Everybody is sitting in silence, listening to this marvelous show of pure heart and music
It's called wonderment and respect.
That’s a Bob Dylan
Kids were totally different then.
Yeah high on Marijuana 🎉🎉🎉
They are actually listening to the words. One older man starts off the song mindlessly tapping his foot but then stops as he realizes what the song is about. I truly believe some in the audience actually understood what Dylan is saying.
This makes me nostalgic for a time I never lived in
I almost cried reading this. They were indeed the greatest time to born in.
what "never lived in"... some of us never left. the thing about classics is that they have away not fading into obscurity. but this new generation has my heart felt sympathy. we thought we were saving the world. and now it is for you to replace us by trying to save the planet. forget trump.. he is just an instrument of history. he is the tool that dynasties manifest when it is time for a culture to lose its essence. the important stuff is still the same. love, share.. and try to avoid extinction.
Your comment reminded me of this : ruclips.net/video/wH6ZCIRjI14/видео.html
A lovely thought. I was in my second year of high school in 1964 and I can tell you that hearing about Bob Dylan was a slow process. An album or two that nobody played on radio and concerts here and there. News travelled slowly and filtered up through the underground. Remember that this was the same time that the Beatles were becoming known outside of England. It was magical because there wasn’t a lot going on media wise. Like A Rolling Stone in 1965 was the big explosion.
Thank you for sharing your thought. It kind of woke up a lot of nostalgia on an old man.
Wow, thank you. I was a senior in high school in 64...funny thing, all of the these rock and roll singers are still very popular. I sing their songs, hear their songs in the stores, malls, etc. I say...what a great addiction. I was born at the right period of time! Mjensen
Who's here after watching the A complete Unknown ? I had to watch the real thing after watching the movie .
We saw it when it happened. We don't need to watch the movie.
Same here
Does anyone else like the sound quality of old videos somtimes
Samuel Chapman yes, its so good and pure❤️
good vibes
You’re hearing raw and less filtered. If they had auto tune back then he would’ve sounded like God.
like the nostalgia of a used book and the way it smells.
well obviously it suits old music. Because that's the way we're used to hearing it
Still sends a chill down my spine as it did when I first heard it aged 15. I'm now 74. Pure genius.
I'm 66, great memories ‼️
I'm 15 and just watched this for the first time in a History of Rock & Roll class!
I am 75 well said ! He is one of the Immortals, !
Tengo 14 y la estoy escuchando hoy por primera vez, es sencillamente maravilloso
I’m 74 now when I heard this son I cried profusely……like now
This song was playing when my mom had her last breath. Thank you for everything, Mr. Tambourine Man.
Sorry for your loss 💔
There is nothing false about his music nor the way he delivers it. Thanks for everything Bob!
Here in 2024. This song from 1964 when I was 18 and graduated from high school. 78 now and it seems like yesterday. Time is an illusion.
What a lovely comment greeting from the UK
Graduated HS in 1963. Perfect.
A theme in the song in the circular nature of time
When I heard this song for the first time, in the middle of the sixties, I was 16 or 17. I heard about my own story, just a kid boring in a small and ugly town, dreaming about another world, and about a tambourine man, to take him away. I'm now 68, I've traveled a lot, and my life has been a good one, most of my dreams came true. I'm now retired and I very often play my Martin HD28. Bob Dylan is a very good part of my life. Friendship, health for everybody, we shall overcome, all together. Sorry for my language !! I'm French.
Ty for sharing your story sir!
Tc! :)
Peace! From one 68-year-old to another.
Thank you for your story! Your English is better than many native born in the USA.
Hello recent commenter and repliers 🙂
I totally had to laugh at what you wrote at the end: "Sorry for my language. I'm French." The reason this made me laugh is because in the USA, we used to say, "Please excuse my French," after accidentally (or even intentionally) saying a bad word. People don't really use that idiom much anymore.
Your language is wonderful, though. I liked hearing about your story. You're lucky most of your dreams came true.
I love how respectful the crowd is
They turned when he went electric later lol
What was the guy at the beginning yelling ? Dylan responded yes I hear you I think you have the wrong guy
They probably couldn’t believe what they were hearing
@@r.minnis9722 'cocaine'
@@r.minnis9722 that was Pete Seeger. Also still alive I believe.
Loved Bob Dylan-when first heard him on radio...such a unique voice...one in a million ❤
1 guitar, 1 harmonica.....he redefined modern music....thank God (or anyone above us) to let me share an space of my time in this world, with a genius like Bob Dylan.
Você disse tudo que eu queria dizer !!!
Muito obrigado !!!
Agreed
And one voice and as much charisma as there ever was in one person.
Amen
Yeah that sounds nice but a Habs fan is still just a Habs fan ;) Haha cheers from someone indoctrinated into the Leafs from birth, can't say I care for hockey (possibly for a reason... 1967, oof...) but I do like the banter. Odd name on you though; first name seems kinda Spanish maybe and the last name... well it seems almost kinda Japanese to me lol A strange specimen to be sure.
i did live in this era i was 19 years old when this classic came out . now im 74 years old thats a long time to be in love with bob dylan and this special fab song x
ich war 10 Jahre Alt, eine tolle Zeit Ihnen und Bob weiterhin alles Gute
So love his raspy voice, I'm old now too...still want to follow the tambourine man...
You're so lucky
@@saurabhpandey4309 lol xx
Me too. I was 20.
The quality of this 60 year old live recording is amazing.
Traditional film is very high quality. over 4k in many cases. It's just now that we have the technology the easily watch film like this close to its original fidelity without the need to actually own a film projector and have a copy of the film itself.
and the audience is listening....
Yes I hadn’t thought of that because I was so enthralled to hear and see it
@@Thatotter223 and bobbie is actually singing instead of being a contrarian prick
Everyone knew Bob Dylan had been touched even then - he had already showed what his power and songwriting could do.
Remember Lennon was fbi'd because they feared a peace movement would be revivifiedby him alone! Dylan was intellectually cool and stratospheric by the time of Newpirt
I just watched A Complete Unknown last night, which unfolded right around this very time...man this video really transported me to 1964.
Mr. Bob Dylan please stay alive forever.
and Save Music
you're right
+SubhanZombie Amen ;)
+SubhanZombie He's not even relevant anymore.
+Nexus NOMNOM Always will be relevant and will live as long as his songs are being played, which will be long after you are dead and buried. Oh yeah, and he will continue to influence future generations of songwriters and musicians long after anyone who knows you even exists.
Amen!! Well said
Oh heavens. I miss that era so much. I’m happy in old age. I’ve tasted success. I’ve got the love of a wonderful man over the past 53 years and great kids and a grandson, but nothing compares to the 60’s and 70’s. So glad we have RUclips that allows us to drift back to a simpler time of youth and exuberance. Rock on Bob Dylan. Bless your creative soul! ❤
Hey Mrs tambourine girl, love your tale that you tell in the misty sunbeams of the jingle jangle mornings of yesterday
we young souls still exist! my first show was ozzy. seen the rolling stones! rush twice! we younger ppl love oldies !
Hello,
Oh my goodness gracious. I am so happy for your life and how its turned out. Good for you.
I do have to disagree with you about those being simpler times. Think back a little.
During those times I will remind you of a few stressful things that we went through.
John F Kennedy, Robert Kennedy, Martin Luther King Jr., Malcom X and the Black Panthers were assassinated.
Along with Love ins, Woodstock, The Gong Show, Laugh-In and absolutely wonderful things like that, there were the Stones concert at Altamont, Charles Manson, Kent State and the Watt's Riots, where more than a few people died.
Remember Nixon's Impeachment or Nixon's and Agnew's resignations?
Watergate?
Men could not enter Disneyland with hair that touched the ear, until taken to court. Where the United States Supreme Court told Disney that a person's appearance is protected by the First Amendment of the Constitution. This decision banned dress codes in the U.S. and changed the way that we dress forever. I did like that one, being a Hippie and all.
Anyway, I really do not think that life was so simple back in those times. To me, being a teenager back in the 60's, as I remember it with my 77 year old addled brain, was a lot more complicated. I mean, I was a boy and there were girls out there. And Vietnam! It's simpler for me now. I'm to old for war and I've been married to a wonderful lady who still lets me through the door after 30 years.
I just try to go with the flow. That's how I make my life simpler.
That and not using Social Media.
Peace
@@jmleaf8102Have never forgotten all that went on at that time. Please note I called them simpler, not simple times. Peace and happiness to you and yours.
Your comment left me in tears. We did live in the best era. I am 64 now and I hope our music lives on
There’s something so heartwarming about seeing a young Bob Dylan with his guitar, harmonica and genius lyrics completely silencing a crowd.
It was stunning.
@@brucemarmy8500 where you there watching it?
@@augusthoerth1373 I was not. I was 7 years old, living in NYC, not far from Newport,RI. I meant the crowd silenced by the lyric.
@@augusthoerth1373 England
Yes it was
60 years later I listen intently as I did as a 12 year old kid in 1964. Genius.
Hallelujah! Praise the Lord! Jesus loves you! God bless you! Thank you!
My grandmother passed away last month and I kept a video of her listening to this song while chopping vegetables. ❤️
rest in piece, she may not be here today but in your heart she is still listening to this song and i’m sure she is proud of you for whatever you’ve accomplished
Write a poem of thar.! I'ts an excellent image
Condolences. May the song ever remind you of the good she shared. May the song live in your life as well, that your grandbabies will remember this song, associating it with themselves, their parent, their grandparent, their great grandparent, and their great great grandparent is a family tradition. Sounds like you got a lot of ground work to establish, have fun.
It seems she was a lovely person.
Aaaw,I'm very sorry for Your loss. It's good that You have good memories of her.💜☮️
Wow the audio is great. Imagine those microphones transporting this incredible experience to us here in RUclips all these years. A beautiful miracle.
The power of science!
From as far away as 2080
Yes !
Agree. Someone took the time to record and film it...inspiring.
Why did anyone think it was necessary to put pickups in acoustic guitars? Many of these old videos prove that they are unnecessary if the sound tech knows what he's/she's doing.
It's almost impossible to describe what this song makes me feel.
It's a feeling of longing, devotion, celebration, nostalgia, regret, happiness and sadness. And even more.
Which is why I love Bob and his music so much. It's a layered and profoundly deep music that goes deep inside my mind and soul.
+Aaron Smith If you knew what the song was about you would realise how stupid and bad your comment sounds.
+Aaron Smith If you listen to the song you can tell it's about Bob Dylan's experience with drugs, the Tambourine Man is his drug dealer, Bob wants him to play a song for him (hit him with drugs) because he's not sleepy (not high on drugs) and his evenings empire returning into sand is his high wearing off. There is no proof of what this song is actually about, but anyone who has listened to this song deeply will know what what i said is true. You basically said that you are your baby boy's drug dealer, thus why i called your comment stupid.
+bob it's not about drugs
+Brandon Mcwhirter Did you not see my proof? you're an idiot.
bob I don't totally disagree with you that it might be about drugs. Who knows ? In fact, I wouldn't be surprised. The 60s was the golden age of cannabis and psychedelic use. They are mind altering drugs.
However, wether it's about drugs or not, the imagery and poetry with deep unconscious and conscious spiritual undertones is mesmerizing. It goes deep. The song is really open to interpretation and that's the beauty and magic of it.
I'd gladly take a "hit" and listen to this song. I'm sure I'd fly very high within my own mind ;)
The lyrics at his age... He's just from another galaxy...
Can we all agree this live version is the best version
I totally agree with you, pure raw tallent, no making up.
This is one of the best live performances ever in my opinion ; so glad for RUclips in this regard
Bob does. Watch No Direction Home. He talks about "pinning the audience down" while performing on stage.
youtube is so greedy they are gonna delete this legendary perfromance....... like the rest of legendary concert they deleted...kinnad makes me sad
No sir, I cannot agree with that.
I heard this in college so many decades ago. I was 19. A tropical storm raged outside, and one raged inside my heart and this song was in sync with my feelings. I am in my 60's now and it still moves me like a seismic shift.
Bob Dylan, when you die, I will feel it viscerally. Your songs are the air I breathe and the thought of losing you is hard to bear. I've never loved a singer more. Bob Dylan, Joan Baez, Cat Stevens - connect me to my teenage self again. I wish I could make time stand still and make you all young again.
you write well my man.
Me too! I loved them all and I was just a baby !
I was also a 19 year old in college when I listened to this for the first time and I grew to love Bob Dylan and his music. I’m 22 now. I wonder how it’ll feel to listen to him when I am 60.
Well said and thank you for capturing my sentiments tonight.
I understand what you're feeling. I think of it like this: We will always have Bob's music, therefore he will always be with us. "Death is not the end"
I am 17 year old . I am at a crossroads in my life and nothing seems right but i am listening to this song for the First time today and it's raining outside i just hope everything turns out all right... Ik it will .
Nothing is promised in life except death. Work hard and try to do your best, that's the only good option, don't get discouraged if you fail. And remember that there are things that you can't control, don't worry about them, ask God for his help and focus on fixing whatever you can actually fix. Wish you very well man, i'm 19 and I also feel confused about many things but that's my best advice
@@prod.richie thanks
Try an alcoholic drink, decide it's not really for you, try a cigarette, decide it's definitely not for you, find a kind and gentle partner - have a long hard think if you want to bring children into this world, don't let anyone put pressure on you, find a job you actually enjoy, remember personal happiness is the best thing you can hope for.
It will
@@chasfredricks gotta my finals tmrw so let's hope
❤️here December 2024… just saw the fabulous film A Complete Unknown. Hope y’all can go see it.
This is by far the best performance of this song ever
Mí s tamborines
Of any song ever maybe
Fully agree
It is wonderful - except that he misses out a whole verse!
"Though you might hear laughing, spinning, swinging madly across the sun
It's not aimed at anyone
It's just escaping on the run
And but for the sky there are no fences facing
And if you hear vague traces of skipping reels of rhyme
To your tambourine in time
It's just a ragged clown behind
I wouldn't pay it any mind
It's just a shadow you're seeing that he's chasing"
Nope, that would be Sheffield 1966.
This is Pete Seeger introducing Bob Dylan- what a moment in time.....
It´s so beautiful. I am 69 now and I am so grateful there was such music when I was young.
Pete was a very good friend of my family. They met him in 68. Hudson river sloop " Clearwater " was the glue.
Pete was a gift to us all.
Thanks for pointing that out. Learning a lot about Pete Seeger now with all the press from the new Dylan movie
We all should be forever grateful that this guy was born on planet earth❤️
Yes
Well if he was born on planet Mars. He would be on his fucking own. You knobhead
You speak out of my heart
So grateful to be living at the same time as Bob Dylan as I've been following him from the very beginning ♥
if he was born on mars, mars wouldve been a better place
I’m 25 years old and this is the first time I’ve ever listened to Bob Dylan with a wonderful voice
Brother you are in for a TREAT. The best there ever was Bob Dylan. Enjoy my friend.
I just turned 27 and I've been listening to Bob since I was 8 lol. Welcome to the club lol
Spread the word
Yes. Simple an sincere
Thanks to the person who recorded the amazing video in 1964. For whom I'm enjoying the song in 2019...
Mrityunjoy Saha It’s 16mm movie film. It was shot by Murray Lerner.
This is the talent no one can replace: Guitar+mouth organ+good song
I LOVE EVERYTHING ABOUT BOB🎶
@@Coffee_Lover11 I think you got the wrong person. I’m a huge fan of Bob Dylan has been 25 years. I think, though that he wrote his son hit the sunflowers going to the city with one broken headlight. I think he wrote that for him, but that doesn’t mean I don’t like himDylan in history I don’t know you got the wrong person. I have a gutter and all that, but I don’t have anything to say to you about Bob Dylan.
RUclips really is a time machine. I can't believe we get to be transported back to 1964 and watch the legend Bob Dylan perform one of his most poetic songs. What a gift!
oui, un cadeau magnifique, merci RUclips, et merci Bob Dylan!
Omigosh, I was five years old, and a Beatles freak. My mom got a note to see my kindergarten teacher, she had tried to teach us the days of the week, and I kept asking her what the eighth one was. She insisted there were only seven, but I wasn't giving in. John Lennon and Paul McCartney told me there were eight, so there must be.
I tried so hard to learn this song on the guitar a few years later, but i had no teacher and no talent. I still remember all the words, though.
You are a unique guy who leaves an indelible mark wherever he goes. Have a great year, dear Bob!
I love how he could write a song that seemed about a thousand years old!
Or 10000 years old.
@@arthurriordan5760 or like it was written yesterday.
agreed, truly magical. One of the many vids to peek into Bobs thoughts on writing music, was teh 60 minute Interview from Morely Safer. About 15 minutes if that long. He asked Bob about all of those songs he had written during that rush of "1960's Revolution of Music" time in history. His answer I never suspected, nor will I soon forget. Indeed we are a better people because of this man and other artists...delivering what is inside of them, through music and lyric....woot woot Bob Dylan!!!
@@IllinoisWildlifeEncounters What did Dylan say in that interview, which now has a Paramount paywall, please?
@@rickgeissal6953 he told Morley safer there was no way , he explained it just “happened”…
the only thing stopping his recognition as the greatest ever is that he's still alive.
+Josiah Leach Yeah tuck, listen to Josh here, Bob Dylan died like 5 years ago. Stupid.
+genesect523 he is alive dumb ass if he died there would be fucking memorial concerts every fucking year
Yeah stupid. Bob Dylan is alive, what were you thinking Josh?
+Friar Tuck He still alive????? :D I thought he was dead!
Well, that's awesome!
He is dead Seth, don't be so gullible.
My late brother was a huge Dylan fan. We played two Dylan tracks at his funeral. Miss him.
That’s one good way to show a last respect
🙏🏽💖🕊
I was 87 years old at this folk festival when I heard this song for the first time. It still means a lot to me occasionally.
I was there, in the crowd. We were all swept away, with all memory and fate driven deep beneath the waves. Beautiful song, beautifully performed, an instantaneous classic, it still moves me.
Cool
u must be the proudest man!! cheers friend :)
Aw man that's so cool! I wish more than anything I could've been there to see him.
your so lucky, i wish i was there. i hate todays music
That is so AWSOME.
I keep coming back to this performance over the years. There's something eerie in the air here, the camera angles, the quaint location, people just chilling on the blankets enjoying the music... Also the total command Dylan has over the crowd, as if he was a magician and they fell under his spell. The last verse is especially powerful, the images from the song seem to come to life among blue sky, grass and enchanted people. Hard to describe, but it's like watching history of music writing itself.
I saw him in 2007 Live - he played Blowin in The Wind. The place fell into silence! It was like a church! I sat and listened! No reaction from the audience, just awe struck! I will never forget - we will always want to sit at his feet.
Well, you nailed it.
There's just something with his performance here. The whole scene is very nostalgic. I watched this video alteast 50 times since the first time I heard it.
i feel you
Exactly, brilliant
He's just been awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature!
Congratulations to him. It's well deserved.
Cebelihle Mbuyisa I just needed to hear this song after reading the news. Like you said deserves it!
Goosebumps readin' this convo, listenin' to this song, wakin' to the news, it's such a great day.
It is not well deserved.
Hail Bob Dylan, Shakespeare in rags
No, he is on a higher level than that pice of junk :)
young people - this music is our gift to you - enjoy
He's simply the best songwriter to ever exist.
Robert Burns. Robert Hunter. (Dylan sang a few Hunter songs.)
@uncletigger Paul and Freddie weren't better songwriters, nowhere near. Better vocalists and performers? Sure, but they don't come close to Bob in terms of songwriting.
@uncletigger Nope, definitely Dylan's the best songwriter, that's why he's got a Nobel prize
The Doors to another World
@uncletigger don't make me laugh, your suggestions are silly and unfounded.
My dad's name is also Bob. He is currently on life support. The process of sending him to hospice starts tomorrow. My heart is breaking. But Bob Dylan's music is like a warm hug to me right now.
god bless your dad and your family ,still in lockdown 6/3/21 hope is on the horizon db'''
I hope he’s doing okay, stay strong
@@davidbartlett220 Hope is indeed on the horizon! Thank the heavens for the brilliant minds of our world coming together and making vaccines at such short notice to get us out of this covid hell.
GOD watches yall your father is going to heaven in my opinion its fact hope u know GOD blessu
We all pass. I hope on my day, I have this music in my head.
Unfathomable how someone just sits down and writes something this magical. Here we are almost 60 years later and I'm in awe of this masterpiece - that's simply amazing.
He seemed to make some of the song up on the spot,
The mark of a true genius creating timeless art 🎨
Merveilleux musicien et très bon chanteur engagé mais n a pas mérité le prix Nobel de littérature
@@taboudouchtmohamed6408nobody deserved it more. The oral tradition predates the written tradition and he's the master.
Modern music history and legend with Bob Dylan, Joan Baez (not featured in this song) and their mentor Pete Seeger. It's time to return to this sentiment. Our world is still receptive to new artists in the same tradition and will never tire of these classics.
People really don't know how many people got famous from this man's music
Hendrix
There are quite a few that rose to fame on Bob's back. He even influenced the Beatles to change the direction of their music.
@@stevebird9510 he influenced a few of their songs but to say they changed their direction because of him is untrue.
@@madcircle0461 I guess only John Lennon knows for sure. Either way the end result was great music.
@@stevebird9510 it was mostly john that was influenced by him
This song makes me feel like everything’s gonna be alright
❤️
If you dont die, no it won't. If you do, yes.
It's going to be alright.
I got the virus recently and I suffer from asthma and lung cancer this song gives me hope that everything will be ok I’m happy and at peace ,I pray you all stay safe
chukob5 my thoughts are with you friend
Being 18 and able to relate to the other elders for their love for this music is an awesome thing. I grew up with music like this and many more thanks to my dad. I don't want this music to die.
im only fourteen and i agree!
Music is something that can’t die, as long as someone has a guitar or a voice and a memory, Folk songs -no Folk _Masterpieces_ like this will live on. And even when they die, they will live on in the ideas and spirits of those who embody them.
@@mmcworldbuilding5994 I started listening him when I like four months ago when I was twelve and immediately fell with love with him. No friend on mine ever told me about him and he is one of the only few singers I actually like by myself rather than sheer peer pressure
@@mmcworldbuilding5994 Great minds think alike friend
@@CaucasainAsian You're right, I say I don't want it to die because I can't help but feel that a majority of folks don't realize the art of music from back in the day.
This isca very very very very talented man, and i love his music wholly
Glad the cover was done by one of the greatest American bands in history, The Byrds
This is what genius looks like in a young kid.
genius doesn't have any image, it only has a mind.
@@seanenriquez5945 Evryone is a genius in their own way!
omg the quality of this video is at another level
It is is'nt it ?
+bryan seals indeed so!
I hadn't noticed till you brought it up! It is amazing
+Luis Gaytan for a song this old, the video quality and music quality is extremely good.
Because it was filmed with the really expensive camera (cinematic camera).
One of the world's great poets of the 20th century
Of all time.
With a side order of Alen Ginsberg
The greatest*
Yeah. A poet who wasn't trapped in anthologies but set poetry free into the vast expanse of nature.
So true in India we used to have Mirza Ghalib.same ethos ma
I'm a young man of 79 years, I still listen to Bobby.
I'M 76 AND STILL CRY WHILE LISTENING TO THIS SONG. Astoria-man.
me too brother.
ruclips.net/video/gbOudgH6dCc/видео.html
Michael Mika brilliant! I’m 58 and love love love this performance!!
Sir you have lots of memory in this song ....
all right i do.. saludos desde chile
I’m 36. I just discovered this song. What happened to talent like this? When I watch this I tear up from the power in this song and I tear up for the future generations. There will never be another moment like this ever again.
I'd like to see a modern "musician" playing two different instruments at the same time and then singging
Nothing 'happened to talent like this'. There are talented musicians now just like there were talented musicians then.
@@rebelraime2524 Yeah, I’m going to have to go ahead and disagree with you on that
@@duganred people have been saying this forever lol. people were saying this about bob dylan. There is plenty of talent, you can’t just listen to the shitty music in the charts and then conclude there’s no talent. There is talent everywhere, not necessarily concentrated in the mainstream
@@rebelraime2524 I see it completely different. Of course there are talented musicians out there but not many in the limelight. Example, the Super Bowl last year featured Rihanna. Taylor Swift (the actor) is selling albums and selling out stadiums like the Beatles. Now you don’t have to agree, but you have to shake your head at that shit. I mean, I don’t listen to anything the industry manufactures and for good reason. At least in the 80s and 90s (and obviously before) the mainstream cash cow acts were fucking talented enough to nod your head to. The garbage today is literally the same 3 major chords on loop and a looped drum beat. There’s a reason people still crave DMB, Dead and Co, Stevie Nicks, Billy Joel, Paul McCartney, Dylan, Metallica, the Stones, etc bc they deliver. All bands over 30 years old.. keep us standing
"And take me disappearing through the smoke rings of my mind
Down the foggy ruins of time
Far past the frozen leaves
The haunted, frightened trees
Out to the windy beach
Far from the twisted reach
Of crazy sorrow
Yes, to dance beneath the diamond sky with one hand waving free
Silhouetted by the sea
Circled by the circus sands
With all memory and fate
Driven deep beneath the waves
Let me forget about today
Until tomorrow"
One of the greatest verses ever written.
Agreed. The imagery is overwhelming.
Have you ever felt chills reading or listening to this verse? I feel it everytime. It's so abstract but so true.
Absolutely !
Bob Dylan, one of the best poets
Not one of, THE ONE.
Love all these beautiful songs! Thank you RUclips for bringing back these years!
If this song isn't played at my funeral, I'm not going!
That makes 2 of us
If you come to mine, I'll go to yours.
Brilliant!
Me neither 👍
Count me in!
A masterpiece that will live on for eternity. I'm an 86 baby and music like this is my healing ❤❤❤
baby！节日快乐❤
❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
What do you mean that you are an 86 Baby? Does it mean that you were born in 1986 or that you are 86 years old? Or is "86" some type of Slang?
@@HoldenNY22 seriously? 🤣
I agree music heals.
Not just the greatest artist ever, but the most evocative poet of our times. Just Brilliant.
Billie Eilish is up there with most evocative poet of our times
@@LachlanFountain she's definitely the most talented person we have atm
@@elstonngunn4193 No Weyes blood
I love him, too, but give me a break-Shakespeare, Bach, Mozart, Wagner, yada yada yada.
Frank Feldman I don’t think either of you are wrong but it’s clearly based on opinion - you could argue that since Bob Dylan’s music is more widely accessible and enjoyed than more classical artists it makes him “better” - art isn’t about who is best or worst though it’s about the enjoyment of the art itself
Imagine making the perfect song at that young age... a song that would define age... amazing
"let me forget about today until tomorrow" brilliant.
Give my channel a boost. Visit it!! I covered this song. I hope you like it!!!
Amen
I remember him quoting some of his lyrics from that period, on a 60 minutes interview maybe 10 years ago. Ed Bradley asked him something to effect of "could you write like that again?" and he exhaled, thought a few seconds and said "no." I guess the energy and "anything's possible" optimism of youth gets your brain fired up to write like that.
Every school assignment be like
Literally the least brilliant line in the whole song
Woah, I just kind of started actually listening to this guys music. I've known his name since I was a kid but I never actually listened to any of it. Today is a good day.
The day I first heard Bob Dylan was the first day of the rest of my life (:
Quarantine 2020 and still amazing. Who’s with me?
From France.Take care
Same here, from Portugal take care mate
Same here. From Mauritius
listening right now... From Brazil! stay home, take care!
Here my dude
My late husband, Lance, was at this festival. He was evermore enamored by Dylan.
❤️
❤️
Lucky guy!
🥰🥰🥰
God bless
I can't believe i had never heard this version before! It immediately just became my favorite version.
+Evan Brum you know this is the original right?
+Jesse Poort I think Evan is referring to the original version by the Byrds
+Ward McCormac er what
+Ward McCormac Same year, but Dylan wrote the song, the Byrds covered it.
+PlayLIekIdiots
With those sappy, saccharine pseudo harmonies. Gawd.
Imagine writing this. Just imagine.
i feel you on the emotional level
Seriously tho. Check this out man!! ruclips.net/video/VlhyARkIt5M/видео.html
Deal with the devil
@@billbailey8628 if only it were that easy
very emotive lyrics...unfortunately probably written by the 'good' folk from the the Tavistock Institute and the Rand corporation. Just look at 'American Poet' Jim Morrison...
I’m 72…..broken hearted by America one more effing time. This old warrior wouldn’t be here without these legends….
🌊🌊🌊🌊🌊🆘🕊️
22-year-old kid here on Mr. Dylan's 80th birthday. Such a beautiful performance of such an incredible song, by a young man who wasn't much older than I currently am. I was 18 when I first started listening to his music, and my high school yearbook quote that year was a re-wording of a part of Bob's classic "The Times They Are A-Changin'", to match the turbulent times that I grew up going to high school during. I can safely say that Bob's marvelous mind and timeless lyricism have been a great inspiration to me, and I'm glad he's been with us on the earth for this long, and hopefully for many more years to come.
I so
I so agree
Insufferable twat
Ya got good taste kid 👍
Like Bob my hometown is Hibbing Minnesota and I am done with any further like Bob comments.😎 That is all I got.
"Let me forget about today until tomorrow" . What a great line! What great poetry! Thank you great poet
He is referencing the come down of drugs in that verse
@@DeadWaterGaming0 Or he could be referencing let's not be self conscious now, so we can make good memories for tomorrow?
Nobel Prize winning poetry 💯
@@themule8625 The entire song is about drugs, things can be significant in different ways for different people. But this song, for Bob Dylan, is about drugs and all of the effects and results of drugs.
@@jigglestumps "I never have and never will write a drug song." - Bob Dylan, May 27, 1966
Hislerden arınınca insan aynı bu enfes parça gibi en layık hislere dokunuyor zaman zaman.
I wonder if these people realized just how incredibly fortunate they were to be in the presence of a lyrical genius like Bob at the peak of his creativity.
Shane Anthony they were, that is why they kept quiet while he was singing, to show respect to him
Shane Anthony mmm I hope the do it now
globallywarmed Because of man's ego the world is messed up, and we need poets to help us express this for posterity and to be able to achieve serenity in the midst of it all. Yes, we should help our neighbors, but it is Dylan's type of genius that helps us cope with what the madmen are doing to our planet. It is to his credit he accepted his gift and had the focus to stick to it, a thing becoming more and more rare. Obviously, anyone can mow lawns.
globallywarmed hypocrite
globallywarmed What? You can't express appreciation of another's creativity and mow the lawn too?
Bob Dylan is one of a kind. Original and irreplaceable.
My journey started in 1962 at a small coffeeshop in Whittier, Ca.
Cheers.well said truthful comments
Easy when you sell your soul to Satan 🤣
.. he also has a dark past - note the reports that have surfaced.
True, but even in 2022 there is musical genius out there. Ed Sheeran is the most obvious example I can think of right now.
23 years old, yet sings with the wisdom and experience of a poet who has been through generations of humanity. Bob is proof to me that soul transcends the limits of time space and the confines of a physical body. A modern day King David. He is no man. He is every man.
True
Whitman inspired words
@@milesdavidov9018 yeah, my guy correct you are wrong I am not
We were blessed that this was our growing-Up music
So many years ago it seems like yesterday
Ariel Shalem You couldn't have said it better. That Nobel prize was fully deserved and it helped prove his real poet status. The poet of the ages...
I'm so glad somebody captured this.
I get chills on this song. Extraordinarily the best. A messenger no one realizes that he is
No auto tune, no backing band, no one but a man, mouth organ and a guitar. Bloody legend, gotta envy that talented bloke.
Tom Foster You had me at no auto tune.
Then he goes and appears in a car commercial and ruins it all
Perhaps, but this performance would benefit from having Left Shark.
"To dance beneath the diamond sky with one hand waving free ..." beautiful image!
papilliph silhouetted by the seA....
@@beastshawnee Waiting only for my boot heels to go wandering......
How do you image a diamond sky?
stars
And "the ancient empty streets too dead for dreaming"
I am Italian and therefore I do not have an English mother tongue, but I always feel the poetry that Bob transmits with intensity.
Bob ( being a good Italian) represented his people with dignity
@@johnwadd8412 Bob is jew, not italian.
@@omegajrz1269 WTF?????
@@johnwadd8412 Bob Dylan is not Italian.
@@omegajrz1269 as leonard cohen, lou reed, paul simon and art garfunkel, barbra streisand ,pink, neil diamond, mama cass, donald fagen, amy winehouse and it goes forever
Just saw the documentary movie 🎥. Incredible movie about an incredibly talented person.
I’m 25 and I’ve been listening to Bob Dylan since my dad would play him in the car on rides to school. His music was some of the first to really paint a picture of what it must of been like when he was young. Thank you for the soul in your music and bringing me closer to my dad.
This guy is a musical genius. One of the most influential singer/songwriters of the last 100 years. Absolutely superb.
Tin Man not a musical genius his music is quite simple but certainly the best poet of our time perhaps ever 💔
Best song writer,
With such a magical voice, tone so soft
Damn, he’s always gonna be my top one
What’s your favorite song by Bob Dylan?