I remember George saying something to the effect of, he loved the Beatles' music, he was always a huge Beatles fan, he just didn't want to actually be one of the members anymore.
@@janetclaireSays I agree anf love anything by Tom Waits - such beautiful melodies that he writes and sometimes get close to singing !! never the same twice - love it.
“I mean I’m in awe of McCartney. He’s about the only one that I am in awe of. But I’m in awe of him. He can do it all and he’s never let up, you know. He’s got the gift for melody, he’s got the rhythm. He can play any instrument. He can scream and shout as good as anybody and he can sing the ballad as good as anybody, you know so… And his melodies are, you know, effortless. That’s what you have to be in awe… I’m in awe of him maybe just because he’s just so damn effortless. I mean I just wish he’d quit, you know. [laughs] Just everything and anything that comes out of his mouth is just framed in a melody, you know …” - Bob Dylan
@@AnyoneCanSee of course he doesn’t sound as nice, Dylan is not known for his voice. But I do think it unintentionally makes him sound more raw. I think that adds a bit off lonesome feeling, at least in my opinion
I think Dylan has always had one of the great voices, the beauty of Bob Dylan is he does not care about critics to much because there's something happening but you don't know what it is, do you Mr Jones
(Lots of) americans makes be bewildered these days, these last decades. How can you enjoy listening to this attempt ? The "liberal version" of MeatLoaf-tragedy, I 'ld say. Is there an overload of some slightly poisening mushrooms growing in american forests ?
Let us take a moment to admire George's brilliant solo here. He had so much to contribute with in the Beatles. Too bad sometimes some of his band mates would take him for granted.
@Illumi Notme Looks like you are missing the point. I have loads and loads of bootlegs and understand that the performances are seldom going to be top rate and sometimes even awful. That is not what I was commenting on. The OP claimed the song was perfect for Dylan's voice. That is laughably untrue. The song is well out of his range. It's a tough song to sing. Think before you post.
@Illumi Notme It's not a matter of opinion, it's a matter of fact. It's out of his range, ergo, not perfect for his voice. Dear Angie is crap. That is an opinion.
This was during the 1st recording session of Dylan's album New Morning on 1st May 1970 in Columbia Studio B (NYC) , all in one take , no rehearsals , only playing to fun . Photo is in Woodstock (NY) dec.1968 near Dylan's house , they played and composed together 'Nowhere To Go' which go on list to Harrison's All Things Must Pass but never released oficially , plus I'll Have You Any Time and a cover of If not for You . Two genius at one take .
Indeed! I never heard this and find George doing solos on Paul's songs to be correct...Hey Jude was a huge row between all parties due to no guitar solo idea...quite the shame since George is a great soloist.
@@jamesb.9472 for baritone boys like me is pretty hard cause the melody has a lot o large interval jumps and for tenors is easy to exagerate and make sound weird and silly
Hahaha, that would be a total Bob move. Like when before the Concert for Bangladesh George asks Bob to play Blowin' in the Wind and Bob sneers, "you gonna play I Wanna Hold Your Hand?"
Ok, now hearing this I am finally hearing and defining that hard-to-name Dylan unique sound. It's that Dylan is a story teller. He covered this and told his Yesterday story, and made it his song.
Paul’s version is always gonna be untouchable, but Bob made this song just as beautiful with this cover 🥰 Bob however has written so many beautiful songs that get covered, and people don’t know that they were written by him. Even though his versions are and always will be better. But, it’s cool that Yesterday is the most covered song ever and people still know it’s written by Paul, which is amazing 🤎
Wow..imagine finding this version in my 79th year!! 😀 Bob n George were my 2 heroes in my youth n now im wondering who's gonna pass first out of Bob n me? 😊
I hope it's me. I don't want a world without Bob. Heard Blowin in the Wind by PP&M in 1962....and I was captured. Freewheelin was released and bought by me on that day. Never looked back. He stopped me in newport in 1965. What a conversation!
and i think he wouldn't be as successful as he was back then, its perfect timing, 60s, with the wars and protests and folk revival, dylan is the voice of the 60s, 60s and the 60s only
Despite the fact that Paul was the Beatle whom George was the most angriest with in the late 60's, and that he still appeared to be somewhat bitter towards him when the 3 surviving members of the band reconciled for the Anthology project in 1995, he still plays one of his classic songs here ...... and this was from 1970 to boot, which was the height of the tensions between McCartney and the other 3 Beatles !!!
Now you're talking sense! Finally RUclips put something in my recommendations I've never seen before & didn't know exists. Of course now that I've seen it & liked it, they are gonna recommend it over & over now.
How cool.. What a Great tune for these guys to cover.. During the time when the Whole World was feeling stunned by the breakup of The Beatles, Bob and George were hanging out in the woods around Woodstock, making music and engaging in Mischief and Merriment.. Without a Doubt, George was having the most fun and making the best friends.. Meanwhile, the Other three lads appeared to be nervous, feeling guilty.. And not a One of them knew just why.. Well, Well, Well, Ooh well... This lovely song holds even more meaning now.. It would have been a Great piece to be included on an album... Lary
I’ve always found Yesterday rather maudlin. I wasn’t going to listen to this but I couldn’t resist. Glad I did. Dylan gives the song some real humanity and George’s guitar work is fabulous as always. I like the heavy bass, too.
i feel the same. before this i've never listened yesterday complete but this sound much better. started a little out of tone but then he just covered it better than original
It is significant that George Harrison sang Yesterday with Dylan in 1970, that is, immediately after the group disbanded, at a time when relations between the Beatles were at their lowest point.
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despite all the tension of The Beatles, George has no issue playing one of their classic songs, so utterly sweet
Anything for Bob 😅
I remember George saying something to the effect of, he loved the Beatles' music, he was always a huge Beatles fan, he just didn't want to actually be one of the members anymore.
@@cisium1184 I don’t to be one of the members any more either.
Yeah, ‘their’
Dois gênios
Just that picture of George and Bob playing in the woods makes me happy. They knew how to spend time.
Yea it’s not like it’s a posed picture or anything... them hanging out the window is totally natural too
@Daniel don’t mistake honesty for negativity friend!
@@lt.finglefubledingler1972 : You come across as a miserable b#####d though 🤦🏻♂️
@ That they did and theyve helped me along the way!!! Go with God:)
@@howardjones7370 more of a wise ass but I’ll accept miserable bastard over dumb hick any day
I love Dylan's voice, it's rough and real but at the same time melodic. It is never boring.
Sometimes even in tune - but that's the worst bit !
Some voices are always in tune, but boring as hell.
@@janetclaireSays I agree anf love anything by Tom Waits - such beautiful melodies that he writes and sometimes get close to singing !! never the same twice - love it.
Yes exaaaaactly !!!
I beg to differ.....Give me the old Dylan...PLEASE!!
“I mean I’m in awe of McCartney. He’s about the only one that I am in awe of. But I’m in awe of him. He can do it all and he’s never let up, you know. He’s got the gift for melody, he’s got the rhythm. He can play any instrument. He can scream and shout as good as anybody and he can sing the ballad as good as anybody, you know so… And his melodies are, you know, effortless. That’s what you have to be in awe… I’m in awe of him maybe just because he’s just so damn effortless. I mean I just wish he’d quit, you know. [laughs] Just everything and anything that comes out of his mouth is just framed in a melody, you know …”
- Bob Dylan
Amazing
Yup, he said that...
One of my favorite quotes ever.
Solo Dylan puede analizar así...
Mr. Dylan, you forgot to mention Marty Robbins, Roger Waters, John Fogerty and Otis Redding.
Love discovering hidden gems like this! Thank you RUclips wormhole! 🤘😎
Yesterday sounds more depressed and deeper when sung by Dylan. Like someone who lost their course of path. Amazing
Its dylan after all
It's shit
Maybe to an America. I think he sounds out of key and fake as fuck.
@@AnyoneCanSee of course he doesn’t sound as nice, Dylan is not known for his voice. But I do think it unintentionally makes him sound more raw. I think that adds a bit off lonesome feeling, at least in my opinion
I think Dylan has always had one of the great voices, the beauty of Bob Dylan is he does not care about critics to much because there's something happening but you don't know what it is, do you Mr Jones
Never imagined Dylan singing this but it sounds great!
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ruclips.net/video/u_lCiaitN50/видео.html Dylan already sing that before
Just a couple o' Wilburys jammin' in the woods.
My first thought:
The Travelling Wilburys right at the beginning 😅
Small. beginning❤@@michelottix4428
That's all... nothin to get one's knickers in a twist about.. 😊
This is probably how the wilburies came to be
Well this and The Beatles touring with Roy in the early days
Oh please don’t spoil this video, the ‘Wilburys’ were in another league, a very minor one
George and Bob - wonderful and fantastic musicians!
its Paul McCartney omg
you are dead fucking fraud
The bass in this version is lit
It’s Charlie Daniels on bass
@@andrewlaymon467 seriously?
Truuu
Rick Danko using a pick.
Wasn't the bass player named Kenny Buttery? The lead guitar sounds like Robbie Robertson.
Imagine going for a walk in the woods and seeing Dylan and George Harrison. This is the best version I've ever heard of the song.
Best Version was done ny Sarah Vaughn.
@@peterschmitz6446 Too much jazzy vibrato for me but it's good we all have different tastes in music.
I quite like Paul McCartney’s version..
I would lose it. Scream like all those girls at early Beatle concerts. I would. I’m not too proud to admit it.
(Lots of) americans makes be bewildered these days, these last decades. How can you enjoy listening to this attempt ? The "liberal version" of MeatLoaf-tragedy, I 'ld say. Is there an overload of some slightly poisening mushrooms growing in american forests ?
Paul’s version of this song is incomparably beautiful.. but when Dylan sings “I said something wrong, now I long for yesterday..” I BELIEVE it! Lol! 😊
Yes you're right for all !!
I Sang Something Wrong…. The boys are drunk 😅
Love George’s tasteful solo, and the bass playing is fantastic!
"Yesterdayyyyy came suddenleeee" Too cool.
Love George at the end "just put some cello's on it"...🙂
Let us take a moment to admire George's brilliant solo here. He had so much to contribute with in the Beatles. Too bad sometimes some of his band mates would take him for granted.
Yes ... and how about the bass line? Fantastic!
How about the fact John and Paul carried him to stardom and he should have counted his lucky stars to even know them.
@@dontshootimfri3ndly853 I want what you’re on
@@newdawnfades5725 So the 200 odd songs Lennon and Mccartney wrote did not count?
@@dontshootimfri3ndly853 you mean the ones george and ringo helped make great?
I never realized how well this song lends itself to a guitar solo. And putting harmony on the chorus really lifts it. Nice.
on the original arrangement one of the stringa harmonizes with the vocals on that part
never heard this, love the Beatles and mr.dylan. I miss music with soul
People are going to disagree, but this the perfect song for Dylan's voice
This a perfect song for everyone...
a very hard song to do Dylan knows how to get inside a song and bring it to him.I agree, wish he would have recorded it for real.
If you like off key singing, sure. It's way out of his range.
@Illumi Notme Looks like you are missing the point. I have loads and loads of bootlegs and understand that the performances are seldom going to be top rate and sometimes even awful. That is not what I was commenting on. The OP claimed the song was perfect for Dylan's voice. That is laughably untrue. The song is well out of his range. It's a tough song to sing. Think before you post.
@Illumi Notme It's not a matter of opinion, it's a matter of fact. It's out of his range, ergo, not perfect for his voice.
Dear Angie is crap. That is an opinion.
This is nothing short of amazing. Long live Bob.
Yessir!!
George had wonderful phrasing. Fantastic.
This is just fantastic. Bob’s feeling it. Great country solo by George. Wow.
This was during the 1st recording session of Dylan's album New Morning on 1st May 1970 in Columbia Studio B (NYC) , all in one take , no rehearsals , only playing to fun . Photo is in Woodstock (NY) dec.1968 near Dylan's house , they played and composed together 'Nowhere To Go' which go on list to Harrison's All Things Must Pass but never released oficially , plus I'll Have You Any Time and a cover of If not for You . Two genius at one take .
Wow, the real Bob Dylan fan 👍
"Nowhere to Go," was officially released on the '50th Anniversary Boxset' of "All Things Must Pass."
@@andyallan2909 And my comment was posted two years ago... 50 th Anniversary was released officially on August 2021.
Believe it or not, looking at the rock and the rest of the picture, I thought that it must be in upstate New York.
Another jewel found on YT.
Feels like hitting the jackpot for real 😌🙌🏾
jackpot!! indonesian said, "lonte..,"
Can we just wait for a minute and focus on the fact that George wrote a guitar solo for Yesterday???
Indeed! I never heard this and find George doing solos on Paul's songs to be correct...Hey Jude was a huge row between all parties due to no guitar solo idea...quite the shame since George is a great soloist.
And his solo improved the song. Paul shouldn't have taken George for granted.
@@paula17sp yeah, and he also wrote the most beautyful Beatles love song called Something...
Yes that one thing is mind blowing all by itself
@@LoveArt86 Which like most of his other songs were rip offs of other peoples work.
Bob: Hey Georgie boy let's play that 'yesterday' song of yours
George: It's not mine, it's Paul's and it's rather hard to sing
Bob: Says who?
Woodstock, NY
@@jamesb.9472 It’s not hard to sing it at all. To sing it well, that’s another story. It’s suited for a tenor.
@@jamesb.9472 for baritone boys like me is pretty hard cause the melody has a lot o large interval jumps and for tenors is easy to exagerate and make sound weird and silly
@@jamesb.9472 Me, most Paul songs are hard to sing. For me atleast
@@jamesb.9472 It's not that hard. a little bit of timing trickery but any pro could sing it.
This is the perfect era of Dylan to sing this
You’re username is a lie. Soley for Hermitcraft and sweet George :)
Imagine going to your hipster friend to get away from your controlling band mate and he starts playing yesterday
Lol
It's possible they were mocking it.
Hahaha, that would be a total Bob move. Like when before the Concert for Bangladesh George asks Bob to play Blowin' in the Wind and Bob sneers, "you gonna play I Wanna Hold Your Hand?"
Haha !
The Irony isn't lost on me. But then, of course, McCartney is God......
Ok, now hearing this I am finally hearing and defining that hard-to-name Dylan unique sound. It's that Dylan is a story teller. He covered this and told his Yesterday story, and made it his song.
the greatest cover of the song
Paul’s version is always gonna be untouchable, but Bob made this song just as beautiful with this cover 🥰 Bob however has written so many beautiful songs that get covered, and people don’t know that they were written by him. Even though his versions are and always will be better. But, it’s cool that Yesterday is the most covered song ever and people still know it’s written by Paul, which is amazing 🤎
You can't tell me his version of The Mighty Quinn is the best recording of that song. Manfred Mann pulled it off that much better.
YES, agreed 100%
The Byrds did Dylan covers that were better than the original.
This is better to the real enthusiasts
@@steffanhoffmann8937 no
Dylan's just turned 80 and it doesn't matter, love George's voice at the end 🙂
Wow, never heard this before - so expressive!
Wow..imagine finding this version in my 79th year!! 😀
Bob n George were my 2 heroes in my youth n now im wondering who's gonna pass first out of Bob n me? 😊
I hope it's me. I don't want a world without Bob. Heard Blowin in the Wind by PP&M in 1962....and I was captured. Freewheelin was released and bought by me on that day. Never looked back. He stopped me in newport in 1965. What a conversation!
boy am i glad i found this
Dylan's take, not surprisingly, makes yesterday seem very long ago. Thanks for posting.
Totally agree - it sounds like an older (than it is) song with Bob's take on it.
😲🤯🤫
I couldn't have imagined it. But Yesterday was meant for Dylan as well as Paul. A tribute to both men.
Both legends
Such a nice version!! Thanks for sharing.
I would have loved to see them in concert together. Both great singers. Bless George in heaven and Bob. 💟💟💟💟
Just beautiful! so much depth and truth in Dylan's voice. Thanks for sharing
George was the best and his friendship with bobdylan was so good for him 🥰💕
For me, it's amazing to hear Dylan sing yesterday
How wonderful that they had the balls to try it. And so well performed. A gem indeed.
what a treat. never heard this. thanks for posting. made my day.
That guitar is weeping and the bass is sobbing
Shows Dylans splendid voice in all its glory....
Never heard this before. Glad I found it. It's pretty ballsy of Bob to do it. I hope there is more from them.
This is too good to be true.
Exquisite!
Bob's voice lends gravitas to this, loads of it...excellent.
great two artists of yesterday....great song ......
It is a great pleasure to hear two of my greatest heroes working/playing together. Deep and genuine and beautiful. Heartening.
🥀🥀🥀🥀🥀🥀🥀
I never heard this before !!!! This is beautiful !!! 😃 ❤ AWESOME !!!!!!!! ⭐⭐⭐⭐
Haa! Isn't it fantastic??
@@janepiepes2243 Yes it is !!
i love it, perfectly imperfect!
Anybody hear him do “Things We Said Today?” It’s very good
Beautiful, thank you guys!
this is a hidden gem. wow.
I was listening to this with a friend the other day and he said something I totally agree with: this could come out today
He just took the perfect song, and made it his.
What a legend Bob Dylan is.
@Fant And I'm big George Harrison fan...
☝️☝️☝️
Beautiful, Dylan's voice in its prime around this era
Bob never fails keeps going and finds the way.
T H A N K You!
2 absolute Greats
Together
Art is expression. This is fantastic
Imagine if Dylan came out now. Thank God he came out when he did. People then could appreciate his voice more.
and i think he wouldn't be as successful as he was back then, its perfect timing, 60s, with the wars and protests and folk revival, dylan is the voice of the 60s, 60s and the 60s only
I love this, Dylan singing my favorite Beatles song.
This really was a 'golden' period for Dylan...
Wow just heard this song Yesterday version of Bob Dylan and great solo guitar of George Harrison it's fantastic
Estos videos fueron inolvidables
I love this. I had no idea it existed or that Dylan thought highly of this great song. This makes me very happy.
my favourite version of the song
Wow. Why haven't I heard this yet? Awesome. And those pictures!
I’m surprised what a faithful rendition this is
Sounds more like a mocking
@@ralphcordon5688 why would it ? harrison and especially dylan were personal friends and massive fans of McCartney.
Absolutely fantastic! Love it. 😍
I love the bass in this!
Despite the fact that Paul was the Beatle whom George was the most angriest with in the late 60's, and that he still appeared to be somewhat bitter towards him when the 3 surviving members of the band reconciled for the Anthology project in 1995, he still plays one of his classic songs here ...... and this was from 1970 to boot, which was the height of the tensions between McCartney and the other 3 Beatles !!!
After hearing Paul's original so many times this is my favorite version. Bob Dylan's phrasing is like no other
Now you're talking sense! Finally RUclips put something in my recommendations I've never seen before & didn't know exists. Of course now that I've seen it & liked it, they are gonna recommend it over & over now.
Amazing sound of our decade 😢
How cool.. What a Great tune for these guys to cover.. During the time when the Whole World was feeling stunned by the breakup of The Beatles, Bob and George were hanging out in the woods around Woodstock, making music and engaging in Mischief and Merriment.. Without a Doubt, George was having the most fun and making the best friends.. Meanwhile, the Other three lads appeared to be nervous, feeling guilty.. And not a One of them knew just why.. Well, Well, Well, Ooh well... This lovely song holds even more meaning now.. It would have been a Great piece to be included on an album... Lary
The most covered song ever written. Who would have thought Dylan would get in such a long line?
When he goes into the "I don't know she wouldn't say", really cool turn of voice
Hahaha. Did you hear George at the end. "Dub some cellos on" loved it.
A master.
Really enjoyed this
never listened yesterday whole. but this one is good, i'm repeating it. i think it's better than the original
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I’ve always found Yesterday rather maudlin. I wasn’t going to listen to this but I couldn’t resist. Glad I did. Dylan gives the song some real humanity and George’s guitar work is fabulous as always. I like the heavy bass, too.
i feel the same. before this i've never listened yesterday complete but this sound much better. started a little out of tone but then he just covered it better than original
Great guitar work by GH
Wow. That’s the fifth biggest star who covered this song, besides Frank Sinatra, Elvis Presley, Ray Charles and Marvin Gaye. What a recognition.
this is the first time i've heard it where it was good
I'd say Dylan is a bigger star than Ray Charles
Also probably bigger than Elvis. Certainly aged better, more relevant today!
This song is perfect for any one who sings it...one of the nicest song...
It's not that he does it well, but that he does it at all.
John Ziemba good comment driver! Is that my mixer buddy? Bruce, J&b
Nice version thanks
1970. Pretty sure this wasn’t George’s idea.
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Really George not here.
🤣🤣🤣
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He is, at the very end.
LOL! You got that right. :-)
Thank you!!!
In my world, perfect Dylan Thank you George
Such a moment! Great song, so charming and novel to hear Bobs take on it 💞
that's what's missing in today's music, "an old world weary hound dawg singing on a hill in Kentucky"
see Pokey Lafarge..
Or Cole kitz
Woodstock N.Y.
Yesterday was a monumental leap forward for the Beatles. It started separating themselves from just being a typical band.
It is significant that George Harrison sang Yesterday with Dylan in 1970, that is, immediately after the group disbanded, at a time when relations between the Beatles were at their lowest point.
Never heard that before. Ace! Thanks.
Great period, New Morning came out that year...
Love that album
Wow! I love this.
Best version.
Maybe it is!
No it's not