Thanks again Oliv.....I appreciate your version of this piece and your clear expression of the words when singing it . Also your playing that Harmonica brings me back to my childhood days of the 40's on a farm outside Winnipeg ... when we played the harmonica it was our expression of musical involvement as we had no musical training... the harmonica served as an expression of our feelings .... and its very effective part of your expressive version of this song . Such a pleasure to hear you again .
Thank you for your generous comment and for sharing this childhood experience. I also remember the magic of the mouth organ as a child. Such a joy to be able to play little melodies with something you can carry in your pocket. I remember my first harmonica a Bb Marine Band that my mom bought for me when I was 6 or 7. I am glad you enjoyed the video and took the time to write. Best wishes.
Richard, thank you for giving it a listen and for your enthusiastic response. I used to sing in that register more often when I was a youngster. Then I turned to jazz tunes and had more of a crooner's repertoire and a completely different singing approach. I am glad you liked it.
Thank you. That is a really nice thing to say. I already get so much from just having kind people like you following me on RUclips and leaving comments. Really gets me going.
Hello GC thank you for your kind comment. It means a lot coming from a fellow finger-style player and singer. I just subscribed to you. Your stuff is great 👍
Thank you. It is true that in Spanish boots he goes to the D7 shape chord more systematically. He only does it once in Girl from the North Country (studio version). The two songs are strikingly similar in harmonic progression and melody. Thanks for listening and dropping a line.
Thank you. I am glad you liked it. It means a lot to hear from other players/singers. The J50 is a 67 or 68, sloped shoulders but a belly-down bridge. Very thin at the nut. I had put on a new set of Earthwoods 54-12 that day. What do you use?
Mine's a '65 with the adjustable bridge replaced. I've had D'Addario mediums (phosphor bronze) on it, but am currently using D'Addario light gauge (80/20 bronze) which I'm not liking too much since I mostly use a pick. I think maybe I'll give those EB Earthwoods a try--they sound really nice. Thanks for responding.
@@scottchrisu3490 A 65!? it must be very nice. I have also had the adjustable bridge replaced (by a bone bridge). Have used the D'Addario mediums on mine as well and liked them quite a bit too. I have never tried the light gauge ones. Good luck with the Earthwoods. A pleasure to correspond! That's what this is all about. Cheers.
You have a warm and pleasing voice as well as guitar skill. First rate performance.
Thank you for this very generous comment and thank you for visiting my channel. I am very happy that you enjoyed my version of this great song.
Love that one ambiguous chord. One of my favorite tunes.
Thanks. Yes, it is a haunting sound isn't it. And the tune is just pure genius.
Thanks again Oliv.....I appreciate your version of this piece and your clear expression of the words when singing it . Also your playing that Harmonica brings me back to my childhood days of the 40's on a farm outside Winnipeg ... when we played the harmonica it was our expression of musical involvement as we had no musical training... the harmonica served as an expression of our feelings .... and its very effective part of your expressive version of this song . Such a pleasure to hear you again .
Thank you for your generous comment and for sharing this childhood experience. I also remember the magic of the mouth organ as a child. Such a joy to be able to play little melodies with something you can carry in your pocket. I remember my first harmonica a Bb Marine Band that my mom bought for me when I was 6 or 7.
I am glad you enjoyed the video and took the time to write. Best wishes.
Ooh marvelous interpretation and great rendition of Dylan’s song, very well played and sung, well done and like 👍 Jean Marc 👏👍👏👍🎸🎶🎸🎶
Thank you, Jean-Marc. It is always a pleasure to hear something from you and to listen to your own recordings.
Gorgeous! 👏👏👏🙌🙌Standing ovation 🙌👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏😘🥰🤗❤️💜❤️
Thank you, Sue. Very happy you enjoyed it.
bravo artist best interpretation ever you made my days U R great
you inspire me to take this adventure and learn this song
Thank you. Glad you enjoyed it. It's a great song to have in your repertoire. Cheers.
i wish I could
U gave so much to this song
bob would say
« it pierced me to the heart »
but don’t think twice it is all right
👌👌👌👌👌😎
Thank you!
Welldone. I like your version. Thanks for sharing. Take care ;-)
Thanks. That means a lot to me. Best wishes.
Beautiful thank you,
Thank you for listening and for taking a minute to drop a line.
Truly sung.Dont stop!!!
Thank you kindly!
You have a wonderful voice.
Thank you! That is very kind of you. Thanks for listening to my version of this great Dylan song.
Olivier, a new level of singing here, I think. That high pitch in your voice you call on is a new discovery for me and really cool! Excellent.
Richard, thank you for giving it a listen and for your enthusiastic response. I used to sing in that register more often when I was a youngster. Then I turned to jazz tunes and had more of a crooner's repertoire and a completely different singing approach. I am glad you liked it.
Bravo 😍❤❤ beautiful singing and playing
Merci d'avoir pris un moment pour l'écouter. On peut toujours compter sur toi ❤️
Beautiful interpretation of a Dylans song ..
Thanks. Such a great tune. Plays itself.
Beautiful version, your voice is amazing!!
Very sweet! Merci, G. 😘
👏👏👏👏
Thank you!
Oliv, you’ve done this poignant meditative piece some wonderful justice.
Thank you, I am very happy you liked my version. It is always intimidating to attempt to cover a timeless classic like this one.
People would pay money to see you in concert you're so good.
Thank you. That is a really nice thing to say. I already get so much from just having kind people like you following me on RUclips and leaving comments. Really gets me going.
So good with this song. That yearning can linger for a while. You showed how beautiful the art. Thank you for your art.
Thank you for listening and dropping a line. I am very happy you enjoyed the recording.
Beautiful!!
Thank you! 😊
Sooo, beautiful, there's just simply not enough Really nice & sweet, soulful music out there,please give us some more 😊😊😊
Thank you so much, Susan.
This means a lot to me. I am very happy you enjoyed the video. I WILL post more🙂
Gorgeous work !
Thank you so much. It is such a great tune.
Excellentissime interprétation !
Merci, Alain. C'est très gentil !
Great bro, keep em coming.
Thank you! I hope they caught the blackmailers :)
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@@PopeWithNoHope-cj4gm sorry for the confusion. I was referring to one of your videos 😉
Oh, I got it. LOL. ps, They never did catch em. LOL.@@olivgrove
Lovely picking
nice key to place this song in
Thank you for the compliments!
I am honored that you enjoyed this version. Cheers!
Good, merci. I shared your link with a friend and he just replied "Yukon Bar". I think that is in Seward, AK. Ever play there?
Thank you for listening and for sharing with your friend. I have not yet been to Alaska. Would love to go and play there.
Brilliant.
Thank you!
nice job sir
Thank you, Bob. Very happy you enjoyed it.
Quite excellent and sounded like Bob on the harmonica. A pleasure to listen to. Will you also turn your talents to North Country Blues?
Thank you for listening and for your generous compliments. North Country Blues is a great suggestion.
Good voice.
Thank you for the compliment!
Took me about two seconds to subscribe my friend. Damn nice job.
Hello GC thank you for your kind comment. It means a lot coming from a fellow finger-style player and singer.
I just subscribed to you. Your stuff is great 👍
@@olivgrove thank you my friend what part of the country you in?
@@gcvincent3989 I am in New Orleans, La. You?
Interesting (and fine) to play this song with the chords and arrangement closer to Spanish boots.
Thank you. It is true that in Spanish boots he goes to the D7 shape chord more systematically. He only does it once in Girl from the North Country (studio version).
The two songs are strikingly similar in harmonic progression and melody.
Thanks for listening and dropping a line.
Nicely done. That's a beautiful J50. What strings do you like on it?
Thank you. I am glad you liked it. It means a lot to hear from other players/singers. The J50 is a 67 or 68, sloped shoulders but a belly-down bridge. Very thin at the nut. I had put on a new set of Earthwoods 54-12 that day. What do you use?
I just uploaded a new tune where you can hear it in an open-tuning, if you care to hear it: ruclips.net/video/nT8wt1vmmCk/видео.html
Mine's a '65 with the adjustable bridge replaced. I've had D'Addario mediums (phosphor bronze) on it, but am currently using D'Addario light gauge (80/20 bronze) which I'm not liking too much since I mostly use a pick. I think maybe I'll give those EB Earthwoods a try--they sound really nice. Thanks for responding.
@@scottchrisu3490 A 65!? it must be very nice. I have also had the adjustable bridge replaced (by a bone bridge). Have used the D'Addario mediums on mine as well and liked them quite a bit too. I have never tried the light gauge ones. Good luck with the Earthwoods. A pleasure to correspond! That's what this is all about. Cheers.
Preciosa voz !
Thank you, Luz. So happy you enjoyed it.
your video is amazing!!
Glad you think so! Thanks for listening and writing.