This British Man's Reaction When He First Heard Bob Dylan (Mr. Tambourine Man)
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Pure genius...
Most influential artist in popular culture. Nobel laureate, for poetry.
Nobel PRIZE winner!!.for literature..he's a guitar player!!
Shakespeare with a guitar!!!
Bob's voice..it's the clarity of tone and the words he uses ..just draws you in!!!
Awesome!!
What a POET,!!!
Shakespeare with a guitar
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@warrenhughes911: Dylan Thomas. Robert Zimmerman (Bob Dylan) former was a strong influence. That is were "Dylan " came from. Bob once was called the pied Piper of the 60s
This song is cool. Love Bob.
Unparalleled beauty and unexplainable genius.
""Bob Dylan - It's Alright Ma (I'm Only Bleeding)" best Lyrics or "Bob Dylan - Pretty Saro" best Dylan voice performance ever"
This is the 1964 Newport Folk Festival and Dylan was the defacto leader of the folk movement at this time. He is the writer of this song which the Byrds covered and had a huge hit with. A year later Dylan would return to Newport and played an electric set and the world was never the same.
Dylan wrote and recorded this one first. The Byrds were on the same record label as him at the time, and they covered this song and released it as their first single, as well as the headlining song of their first album, which came out a few weeks after Dylan released this. So a lot of people heard it from the Byrds first, and their version was so popular that it spawned the term "folk rock" in popular music.
There’s a live video of him playing solo in 1965 the song “It’s alright Ma”. Amazing
Bob Dylan is one of my favorite arts, he really is lyrical genius. Here's another one of his highly popular songs "Bob Dylan - The Times They Are A Changin' (Lyrics)" another masterpiece 🔥🎸💖🎶🤗
Shakespeare with a guitar
I saw Dylan at an outdoor concert on a big lawn.
I'm starting to appreciate things like that and I regret I didn't go to far more concerts in my twenties (and after).
The Byrds had several smash hits covering Bob Dylan’s compositions. Including this and “My Back Pages”.
he has nobody and nothing else to do, except to hear the tambourine man’s song
it was cool you said it sounded almost biblical, bob dylan apparently accepted jesus after in encounter in a hotel room he claims in the late 70s( read this online) he is a very spiritual artist
I recommend (highly) Sad eyed lady of the lowlands. Hauntingly beautiful but not sure if it is on youtube
When listening to Dylan , it is wise to have the lyrics , even then the meaning and understanding of the songs are not always specific ,,LOL, welcome to his journey ...
That's Pete Seeger introducing Bob.
Yes sir..
Dive in..
G.O.A.T
Bob Dylan came to the UK around 1963. I'd heard of him and there was a programme about him on the television so I watched it and recorded it on my reel to reel tape recorder. I must wore that tape out and eventually the inevitable happened, my sister recorded her pop music over the top of it. One thing that I remember about that programme is that when he played Tambourine Man he seemed to be in a fairground with a Ferris Wheel in the background and looking back it seems to have been an early "pop" video. I remember that the Byrds were terrified that he'd hate their version but his reaction was "F*cking great". One of my favourite songs is "Bob Dylan's Dream". It's very poignant song about growing old basically and people of my age relate to it. How did a twenty something year old have the insight to write such a brilliant song. Excellent presentation. I enjoyed it.
The Byrds had a big hit from their recording of this song!
Welcome to the fandom! I'd suggest going with the original studio version when listening to Dylan! His live versions can be rough!
Dylan wrote this song and Byrds covered it.
No no. Dylan only wrote covers! 😂
BRO, Bob Dylan was raised and attended school not far from me in the State of Minnesota. He left home to pursue a career in music in sunny California. There's a myriad of facts and stories about him, but rather I say his poetry in song speaks for itself. Songs of his, "Like A Rolling Stone"; "Lay Lady Lay"; and a much later "You've Got To Serve Somebody", all reflect the many changes in his life. In California he met a soulmate, a rising star herself named Joan Baez. Please consider adding her, "Diamonds And Dust". And a later song, "Hand To Mouth", with an accompanying video is my favorite accomplishment of Joans'. This music here in America is usually labeled "folk music", although here it crosses over to other genres as well. First time seeing your Channel, and I like it! THANK YOU!
Dylan had been famous for about a year at this point. His earlier songs had been notable for their political and social stance, and at the time of this song he was moving away from "finger-pointing" songs. Mr T was written and released by Dylan but was covered by The Byrds, who reached number 1 with it. Like a Rolling Stone came a few months later and reached number 2.
Dylan created Mr. T?! "I pity the fool" IS rather poetic, now that I think about it.
So good to see a young man getting into Dylan. His music and poetry is far to good for just one generation. I was 14 when this came out and so we were greatly influenced by the Beatles and Dylan at the same time. These two were responsible for some of the best popular music ever and they certainly influenced everyone of their piers at the time and everyone who came after. There is a massive catalogue of Dylan to listen to but I suggest you stay in the 60s and early 70s to start with. I saw him perform at the Isle of Wight festival in 1969. I live here now. Some suggestions ‘Like a Rolling Stone’ Desolation Row, Visions of Johanna , Ballad of a thin man , Positively 4th Street( the best put down song ever!) Look forward to the next one!
Written by Bob Dylan and he was famous at this point.
The Rolling Stones Gimme Shelter
The four greatest artists in all of music are HANK WILLIAMS, FRANK SINATRA, ELVIS PRESLEY, AND BOB DYLAN. But Bob Dylan stands out, alone and overwhelmingly above anyone else. 🇺🇲
Here we go..Bob's got hundreds...
Hard Rain..
Lily, Rosemary and the Jack of Hearts..
Black Diamond Bay..
Or do his classics..
Ps.Bob turned the Beatles onto WEED..it's true...lol
He wrote many great songs that others have also covered and had hits from.
If you look him up on Wikipedia his Wikipedia page goes on forever almost endless
Great reaction.
Yes..need lyrics..
P.s.everyone played Bob..His song..
A COVER!!!! O.M.G.😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
P.s.lol..Bob was your age when he wrote this!!!
Hi there. My first time here. If you think this is "strange" ,well, i think it's the Newport folk festival and that's the main (and only) stage 😁 people are sitting on wood chairs... with feet on the grass. All the technology gear is what you see. You really should listen to the original studio album to understand the lyrics. Take care ✌
HURRICANE
Pete Seeger (who introduces Bob in this clip) was a saint. Bob Dylan is an angel.
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HIS song; not, cover!
Hey mister tamburine man, play a song for me means something like hey mister drugdealer..
Show me what you got..
React to the Byrds singing The Times They are a Changing and Turn Turn Turn as well as Mr Tambourine Man which Bob Dylan wrote and they covered
Turn Turn Turn wasn't written by Dylan though actually
@@aaron4wilkins that isn't what that says, it says, Mr Tambourine Man was written by Bob Dylan, obviously turn turn turn was arranged by Pete Seeger he wrote the chorus and of course the words themselves were taken from the book of Ecclesiastes.
@@dougca7086 Oh, okay got it, didn't read that way to me so thanks for clarifying
you really telling us you never heard bob dylan
Bob wrote this shit...
I don't know if you're able to but in general you'll appreciate him more from his album versions. That was pretty tight but he can get a little loose and you may not hear the song anything like how he originally recorded it.
But... I know RUclips and Dylan don't seem to agree with each other. Some people can do it somehow but not many.
From this same album, I'd say the mandatory ones are:
Subterranean Homesick Blues
It's Alright Ma (I'm only bleeding)
Everything is good though.
No it was no cover. The Byrds covered it with a much, much shorter rendition about a year later.
Dive down the Bob Dylan rabbit hole. You will quite possibly find it exhilarating.
Dylan song
Dylan don't do covers, people cover Dylan
urdarnright
@@jillk368 🤣
Bob Dylan turned the Beatles onto weed !!! True story!!
Who ihhs ot by!! Lol..
Bob don't copy....
This is, if course, before Dylan "went electric" and everyone went crazy and accused him of betraying the movement and selling out. Seems silly now but a big deal at the time.
You gonna love Dylan..shit bro this anit even in his top 20..lol
bobby gets blocked alot for reactions man , but... its alright ma ( im only bleeding )
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you mentioned ed sheren his version of dylans masters of war is decent :) i'll go backwards through dylan in my opinion back to 69 before that listen to every song on every albutm and pick your own 10-15-20 classics ok you should listen to dylan and a few other people doing 'make you feel my love' many dylan fans hate it but i think its him going you this is the perfect soppy love song i can write in any style i like !(from time out of mind 1997), blind willie mctell (brilliant beautiful classic but left off an album 83's album came out in 91 on the in the bootleg series) , then most of the time alternative version #2 from the oh mercy sessions from 89 the single /album version is shit but this version is as good as any song i know on the breaking up including yesterday , try both non classics from the 80's 'When the Night Comes Falling from the Sky' (Alternate Take) off empire burlesque and shot of love off shot of love from 81 , back to the absolute acknowledged dyaln classics tangled up in blue and hurricane from blood on the tracks 1975 oh and listen to 'hard rain..' live from 76 to give you an idea of how amazing he was sounding live then with mick ronson (stright outa bowie) its prosumed influancing the sound , the 76 one is almost proto sex pistols , and 2 more acknowledged classics then 'lay lady lay' and 'girl from the north country' (with Johnny cash) from nashville skyline 69 you'll hear the full range of dylans voice in these , then as i say listen to0 everything he did before 1969 including bootlegs basement tames and stuff with the band enjoy :)
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Pete seeger, the guy who introduces bob here wrote “turn, turn, turn” the other song that made the birds famous, they covered a lot of stuff, but did it very originally and well.....bob didnt cover any contemporary people, if he did a cover it was from the 1930’s or 40’s, or before, even folk songs from the 1800’s....bob played other contemporary ppl’s songs privately, but he didnt make his name off covers, he had too much pouring out of his own brain
The byrds** famous...i meant
This is Bob Dylan's f*cking song.
I can tell he is going to stop the song 40 times . no thanks .