BOB DYLAN - Don't Think Twice, It's All Right | FIRST TIME REACTION
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Bob’s songs are like paintings whose meaning are informed by your own experience and memories.
well said
Ive always said he sings in metaphor, but i like yours.
That is the most perfect phrase on Dylan’s music I’ve ever heard. Only has gotten more true as I’ve gotten older
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The thing I love about this song is how the singer is trying to hide the fact that he's still deeply attached to her. Repeating "don't think twice" four times... protesting a bit too much, I think.
Very good one from Dylan. The amount of songs he has in his career is astounding and he's still performing live I think.
'I gave her my heart, but she wanted my soul' well, that's a situation many people can relate to, I'd guess, just a few simple words, but they say so much!
That's my favorite Dylan song about ending a relationship.
Dylan's lyrics are so incredibly good that they often distract us from noticing his equally masterful harmonica work. The emotions he can evoke from such a seemingly simple device are further proof of his unique talent.
Yes, he had a very distinctive and effective style on the harmonica. His first two appearances on professional recordings were as a harmonica player, first on several tracks of Carolyn Hester's third album in late 1961, then 6 months later in 1962, on Harry Belafonte's recording of "The Midnight Special" on his album of the same name. Though it was recorded later, the Belefonte album was released first.
Another mini masterpiece from Dylan's second album, which was his first album of all original material. It's an incredible album and still relevant songs 60 years later. Incredible. How many artists these days are capable of producing music that will still resonate 6 decades later? That's Dylan's genius.
If you haven't, check out Diamonds And Rust by Joan Baez. She and Dylan were a couple for a while, the King and Queen of the folk music world in the 60s. The song is about her relationship with him, and their break up. There is a lyric video version with photos of them together. His song Just Like A Woman is said to be about her.
From Dylan's second album "The Freewheelin' Bob Dylan" from 1963 , and released as the B-side to the single "Blowin' in the Wind". Later that year, folk trio Peter, Paul and Mary took it into the Top 10.
One of my favourite all time albums every song a classic.
1963.
@@jnagarya519 correct!
Bob rips the heart right outta ya ✌️😎
Yes, he rips your heart and rips your mind! No one does it like Bob.
A pawn in their game.
With God on our side.
Boots of Spanish leather.
Lonesome death of Hattie carol.
Girl from the north country
All great songs!!
You've always got so many great things to say and think about this older music when you hit it. I think it's really cool.
One of my favorite Bob Dylan's songs is the Ballad of Hollis Brown, also acoustic and I think from a slightly earlier album.
It's just so hard hitting and it works for so many different situations.
and "stuck inside of mobile with the memphis bues again"
"Boots of Spanish Leather" "Abandon Love" "It Ain't Me Babe" "Idiot Wind" "To Ramona" are also about break ups ... off top of my head, there are more !!
He doesn't mean she could have done better than him. He means she could have treated him better.
Thats what i always thought, but i think his take was super interesting and something i never considered
@@dylanthompson8511 It wouldn't make sense in the context of the song or the context of his next statement 'but I don't mind'.
@@heliotropezzz333 Why wouldn't it make sense? I think it's an interesting interpretation as well, very well could be understood as not minding that he was a consolation prize, or a temporary fix unworthy of attention, as detailed throughout the song. It's not like his songs aren't always chock full of ironic twists. I'm not sold on that interpretation completely, but it's why Dylan songs are endlessly fascinating to investigate.
@@Hexon66 Because it goes against the meaning of everything else he said in the song.
Gotta love that scathing sarcasm! lol
This one was on a list I wanted to share with you tonight - more intimate Dylan songs - here are the others I'd love to see you react to: I Threw is All Away, A Simple Twist of Fate, I Want You, It's All Over Now Baby Blue and If Not for You - a good start, anyway! lol Looking forward to them when you can.
Great list. I'd throw in "You Go Your Way And I'll Go Mine" and "Tell Me That It Isn't True". Of course I know there's way too many great ones to list them all!
Thanks, and you're right - so many great ones!@@ptournas
Masterful.
I grew up on the Peter Paul and Mary version of this... it was the first piece I ever performed in public, playing guitar and singing. "I gave her my heart, but she wanted my soul..."
Bob’s great. Good reaction.
I could listen to Dylan all day . Please consider reacting to"Positively 4th Street"
Like a Rolling Stone, Make You Feel My Love, Gotta Serve Somebody, Most of the Time, to name a four from the most prolific songwriter in the last 60 years. Only Van Morrison comes close. Btw, they happen to be friends.
Check out the Traveling Wilburys - Supergroup Dylan, Tom Petty , George Harrison, Jeff Lynn, Roy orbison.
A favorite of mine for ages - best goodbye song i know.
You might also like
If You See Her
and
It's Not Dark Yet.
Thanks for this -
Love this one too but my favorite goodbye song is Positively 4th Street. He leaves no doubt what he thinks.
By many accounts, the best breakup song ever written
You want some dirty laundry try Idiot Wind.
"You just kinda wasted my precious time", thats the killer line
Suze Rotolo should be in the rock or folk hall of fame as she inspired several Dylan songs.
My favorite Dylan song, great reaction. Take a listen to Tangled up in Blue. It’s a great story.
Dylan 'gave' this song to Ramblin' Jack Elliott who does the quintessential version. Worth checking out.
Also Eric Clapton does a really nice version too ruclips.net/video/xrST5cELzyw/видео.html
haha! I made the same comment. Ramblin' Jack owns this song!
Written about Suze Rotolo - also check out "Boots Of Spanish Leather"
Susie Rotolo wrote a very good book called A Freewheelin' Time: A Memoir of Greenwich Village in the Sixties.
Yup, Bob, got me thru a divorce, with several of his songs, he just don't know it. Thanks Bob.
To me, and I know most all Dylan, I think this is the saddest song a guy could go through, anger and all.
Bob Dylan - king of the diss track.
One of my favourite Dylan tracks. I associate it with separating from a girl I knew too. Sad. A brilliant little song though, great acoustic guitar, harmonica, lyrics, and vocals.
One track that deserves mors airing than it gets is Watching the river flow. Consider giving it a review. It really has a lot going on.
Next up, "idiot wind" my bro!
Ramblin' Jack does the quintessential version of this.
I would highly recommend Positively 4th Street. Dylan invented a new lyrical language with that song. Joni Mitchell said that on first hearing it, she realised anything was now possible, lyrically. Pure vitriol from beginning to end. Stand on me mate, you ought to get on it.
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One of my two favorite breakup songs. A good one for a breakup that leaves you feeling bittersweet. The other one is Harry Nilsson's "You're Breaking My Heart" for the breakups that leave you feeling just bitter :) Might be a good one to react to!
Harry Chapin was probably the greatest storyteller of our time. I encourage you to to please react to some of his songs. Taxi or Mr. Tanner would be good choices. ✌️🖖
Somebody, Please do Bob Dyalns 115th dream, It will leave you dreaming of what's coming.
Check out Clapton’s version from Dylan’s 30 Anniversary!
This song was written to take a swipe
Bob will get the last word.
Of the Dylan songs you've listened to, I thought it'd be fun to rate them.
Hurricane - 1st place. Great sounding.
Don't Think Twice, It's All Right - Every line is a killer.
Blowin' in the Wind - Historically Great
The Times They Are A-Changin' - Historically Great
A Hard Rain's A-Gonna Fall - - Historically Great. there's a later version from the Rolling Thunder Tour which is possibly even better.
Highway 61 Revisited - Love the first verse. "God said, "The next time you see me you better run"."
Mr Tambourine Man - Another historically great one. The Byrds may have a better version.
Like a Rolling Stone - Everybody's favorite. It doesn't quite hit with me.
My Back Pages - Another Byrds' song.
Sara - I like it references an older song "Writing Sad Eyed Lady of the Lowlands" for you.
It's Alright Ma (I'm only Bleeding) - a borderline 'skip it' song for me.
Jokerman - what's to like.
Masters of War - too slow.
Desolation Row - too long, too dreary
Murder Most Foul - even longer
In my opinion, so many better songs than ones I listed at the bottom.
Subterranean Homesick Blues
Knockin' On Heaven's Door
Tangled Up in Blue
Most Likely You Go Your Way and I'll Go Mine
It's All Over Now Baby Blue
Lily Rosemary and the Jack of Hearts
She Belongs to Me
Shelter From the Storm (studio or Rolling Thunder live)
Black Diamond Bay
All I Really want to Do
Maggie's Farm (studio version and the two live versions, All pretty different)
New Pony (I didn't realize how good this was until Jack White covered it with The Dead Weather)
Political World
Tight Connection to My Heart (or Someone's Got a Hold of My Heart)
Many, many more....
Buddy you’ve just disregarded some of his best songs
@@gravypods8293 I didn't really disregard them. My real point is keep with the more accessible songs. So, do you not think Subterranean Homesick Blues, Knockin' On Heaven's Door, Tangled Up in Blue, Most Likely You Go Your Way and I'll Go Mine and It's All Over Now Baby Blue are more enjoyable than It's Alright Ma (I'm only Bleeding), Jokerman, Masters of War, Desolation Row and Murder Most Foul?
This was covered by many artists. Eric Clapton did a good cover
Peter Paul and Mary do a great cover of this I think you would enjoy
Love this song! Great reaction :)
I was 10 in 61. Must say I couldn't stand Bob the music gratted my nerves no melodies. All through the mid 60s. By the time I reached late teens I was starting to get his music. I now hardly go a day without some his genius in my ears.
You should check out You've got to serve somebody. Off his Christian album. Great album. Peace ✌️
How cool is that. Check out All I Really Want To Do
I’ve just recently found your reactions to Bob Dylan, I’m enjoying them. If you haven’t already covered it, I’d like to recommend “It Ain’t Me, Babe”.
Where have you been??? You’re listening for the first time to these songs that are basic listening to anyone in the second half of the 20th century… bobbing your head and wondering what the lyrics are really about? How could this be interesting to anybody? What does anyone care about your listening to these songs for the first time.? this is the most banal aspect of RUclips. In 2024 listening to new songs for the first time and we get to watch you? Unbelievable.
Thanks for your wonderful insight. Amazing.