*Bre* YAYYYY..!!! Well whatta know, the greedy gatekeepers let it thru.! *SMILING* I did indeed enjoy.! Bob's Rabbit Hole is very, VERY deep.! His influence is far reaching and influenced everyone just about. From The Beatles to Jay Z and all points in between.! Again, that song was written 58 years ago.! Think on that for a moment.! Being respectful of your time, your many other requests and knowing I could literally keep you busy 24/7 with requests given my background, I'll just stick with the 2nd option I floated you, which was *Leon Bridges* "Beyond" *official video* ! I'll make two promises to you..... 1) *EVERY* song I request moving forward, from all genres * time periods will be A+ ones.! Deep message and/or Emotionally fulfilling ones only.! 2) Tell me when your next Live session is, if you know, I have my end to hold up...:) Thank You sweet soul..! *David* .....
@@davidstenton4365 ok that request there will be added to my list.. This one here was so deep! Bob is definitely a pure lyrical genius! With only a guitar and a harmonica. *Mind still blown*...So glad you introduced him to the channel😊. I'll be going live perhaps a little later in the week. I'll post a message on my community tab the day of, so that anyone who's free can swing through. Hope to see you there my beautiful soul!. Thank you for your support!
I saw Bob a couple of times, and the one thing I noticed was that while he was performing the audience was quiet. No one wanted to disturb his performance because his words were so powerful. He is truly an American icon.
He did not want the Nobel Peace Prize. He did not feel he deserved a literature award. In his dissertation for the prize he talked of writers that influenced him deeply Dylan was the voice of a generation and his songs are relevant through every generation. He absolutely deserved the Nobel.
Like a Rolling Stone Blowin' in the Wind Mr. Tambourine Man Subterranean Homesick Blues North Country Blues Everybody Must Get Stoned Very nice reaction; I enjoyed it!!
An entire young generation listened to Dylan's songs, He was (and is) an effective human rights activist. 'Hurricane" live...you will see him at his best. "Blowin' in The Wind" probably best known 'Folk Song" First Dylan song I ever heard on the radio when I was about 11-12, was "Like a Rollin' Stone" Turned the radio up!! All are awesome and relevant still today. My future husband and I bonded as teens, listening to Dylan albums, talking about them, discussing the meanings etc. My brothers learned to play guitars using Dylan song books with all the cords..etc etc etc. Saw him perform live 3x and my grown son saw him live too. Thanks for sharing!
Great reaction. Yessir 60 yrs ago . Shakespeare with a guitar.. G.O.A.T. One man . No drums.. No bass . Like he could be sitting right next to you. Lol G.O.A.T.
What i loved bout Dylan is that bc his message was SO deep and relevant (even till today) it didn't matter that his voice wasn't traditionally "good" but it did not matter!! Phenomenal writer as well
Bob is a word master. React to the "Lonesome Death of Hattie Carroll". It's my favorite. Enjoyed this one. Bob was rather unpopular for a while when he went electric. At a folk festival Pete Seger tried to cut the power with an axe. He was regularly booed for a while.
this song will always be relevant to the times no matter how far in the future or past!! He wrote this in the 1960's and its still relevant today!! pure genius
He sang on the same stage Martin Luther King gave his speech, Bob Dylan set the speech affected him in a profound way. He was so young he looked terrified on the stage. The greatest lyricist the world will ever see who will still be talked about in a thousand years from now.
If you really want to understand why Bob Dylan won the Noble Prize for literature, you need look no further than the song "It's Alright Ma (I'm Only Bleeding). It's not a very popular song, but it should be.
The ONLY singer/songwriter to win the Nobel Prize in Literature...Bob Dylan. To think that he is playing two different melodies on guitar and harmonica...simultaneously. Mind blowing. ✌😎
Try his all time classic, Like a Rolling Stone. You will love it. Also the tune Hurricane Which is about Ruben Hurricane Carter and how he was framed for murder and the whole story .
The line catching my attention today is, "The loser now will be later to win" Maybe I'm a jaded pessimist, but I don't believe in this at all. Rich getting richer, poor getting poorer For 5 decades now Everything getting gobbled up by a few Knock out blows Regular folks getting trapped, and crushed Financially , physically and emotionally And it's only going to continue to get worse
This is the song Dylan performed for Barack Obama at the White House when he won a Presidential Medal of Freedom. Btw, Bob sang it as a waltz! Welcome down the Dylan rabbit hole!
Bob is boss. His songs can get really intense. He might be a real prophet. He's still going. I saw him at the Beacon theater right before the pandemic. He was great.
I like that you check a little background. So important for understanding the song. Consider also the history - what was going on when this song was written Viet Nam war, civil rights (wrongs) protests in the streets and cities aflame, first ever female contraceptive in pill form - ‘the pill’, President Kennedy assassination, Martin Luther King assassination, two months later, Bobby Kennedy assassination, Woodstock, Summer of Love, and free love. The baby boom began after WWII so by early 1960’s these babies were teens and young adults. More of this age group than ever before in history. They had buying power, power in numbers of them and they began to change music drastically, film drastically, The world was changing drastically and that is reflected in every aspect of life, arts, and commerce. You do a great job and this is the first I’ve tuned in. Thank you
You should check out his song “Hurricane”. It’s about a man named Rubin “The Hurricane” Carter, he was a professional boxer who was framed for murder. He spent years in prison, but eventually they were able to prove his innocence, and he was freed. Bob Dylan’s song is beautiful and very powerful. 👍
He and Woody Guthrie and Hank Williams and Odetta and Little Richard...... But yeah, check out Pete Seeger. She would probably be the first one to do so. Too long overlooked.
Hi it would be great if you could react to Bob Dylan's 'Murder Most Foul' from 2020 which became his first no. 1 single at the age of 79. It's a masterpiece!!!!!
Dylan refused to be pigeon holed. When the the 'folkies' tried to make him the 'leader' of the anti-war movement, he moved on to electric guitars and wrote what interested him. He was and is an artist in the truest sense of the word.
Bob knows the Bible well, songs are full of Biblical references, for instance: The first ones now will later be last... The losers now will later be to win... (the meek shall inherit the earth) 📖
If you go down the 1960s 70s rabbit-hole of Folk Music period Peter Paul and Mary, Pete Seeger, Joan Baez, Creedence Clearwater Revival to keep you busy for a while. Bob Dylan Peter Paul and Mary both played at Martin Luther King's March on Washington
I hate what changing times became...the world got saturated by demons... nothing really changed for Black folks, men getting emasculated, modern women don't want no good man, All these silly rappers and movies.....I'm old fashioned!!!! In a New World 🤔🤮 it's hard to criticize what I can't understand, everything is moving too fast 🤮 I like your platform Bre! My Socialogy teacher laced me up long time ago about the changing times...I don't always agree with change cause the wicked always prospering that doesn't change...my Mama's gone, Daddy gone,homies and homegirls gone, good people moved away, disappearing replaced by assholes, not everyone are bad, I miss the time when neighbors chilled, I can holler at a woman without getting snubbed, Sunday dinners, Barbecues, when church was church...the world got jacked up!!!
@@Foreverbre93 yeah!!! Check out Ike White he got a song called Times Are Changing he a brother that recorded that while in Prison..deep ass song it gives me chills💯💯💯💯💯😎😎😎😎
Dylan is also considered the Godfather of Rap/Hip Hop by many. Check out this very heavy rap song from 1965 LIVE, "It's Alright Ma (I'm Only Bleeding) ruclips.net/video/JBNWkCsmqAY/видео.html
Hey David look what finally is live!!!.I hope you enjoy😊🤗
*Bre* YAYYYY..!!! Well whatta know, the greedy gatekeepers let it thru.! *SMILING* I did indeed enjoy.! Bob's Rabbit Hole is very, VERY deep.! His influence is far reaching and influenced everyone just about. From The Beatles to Jay Z and all points in between.! Again, that song was written 58 years ago.! Think on that for a moment.! Being respectful of your time, your many other requests and knowing I could literally keep you busy 24/7 with requests given my background, I'll just stick with the 2nd option I floated you, which was *Leon Bridges* "Beyond" *official video* ! I'll make two promises to you..... 1) *EVERY* song I request moving forward, from all genres * time periods will be A+ ones.! Deep message and/or Emotionally fulfilling ones only.! 2) Tell me when your next Live session is, if you know, I have my end to hold up...:) Thank You sweet soul..! *David* .....
@@davidstenton4365 ok that request there will be added to my list.. This one here was so deep! Bob is definitely a pure lyrical genius! With only a guitar and a harmonica. *Mind still blown*...So glad you introduced him to the channel😊. I'll be going live perhaps a little later in the week. I'll post a message on my community tab the day of, so that anyone who's free can swing through. Hope to see you there my beautiful soul!. Thank you for your support!
I know you are young ...just remember that you just listened to the greatest protest song of ANY generation and especially now.
Boy was it niccceee
I'm 21 and saw him in London when i was 17 front row, the youth know trust me
I saw Bob a couple of times, and the one thing I noticed was that while he was performing the audience was quiet. No one wanted to disturb his performance because his words were so powerful. He is truly an American icon.
Yessir..I seen him 3 times..20,000 people at a concert...you can hear a pin drop( while he singing)
Yessir.well put..
I seen him 3 times..you could hear a pin drop...
He did not want the Nobel Peace Prize. He did not feel he deserved a literature award. In his dissertation for the prize he talked of writers that influenced him deeply
Dylan was the voice of a generation and his songs are relevant through every generation. He absolutely deserved the Nobel.
Like a Rolling Stone
Blowin' in the Wind
Mr. Tambourine Man
Subterranean Homesick Blues
North Country Blues
Everybody Must Get Stoned
Very nice reaction; I enjoyed it!!
That last is actually called Rainy Day Women. It's a good one.
@@melissagerber7231 Thanks!!
@@melissagerber7231 actually the complete title is Rainy Day Women #12 & 35 🤣🤣🤣
Bob Dylan's Dream
I love Dylan’s voice, all of them 💕✌️❤️🥰
Ohh under a rock and young, Robert Zimmerman is the name he was born with. A legend among legends !
Wonderful response, thank you for playing Bob, we love him always💕
The deepest Rabbit Hole in music.
You can listen to Bob Dylan's top 50 and then listen to another 50 songs he wrote that are just as good.
Tangled Up In Blue, Hurricane, Bob's catalogue is so vast he's a national treasure.
An entire young generation listened to Dylan's songs, He was (and is) an effective human rights activist. 'Hurricane" live...you will see him at his best. "Blowin' in The Wind" probably best known 'Folk Song" First Dylan song I ever heard on the radio when I was about 11-12, was "Like a Rollin' Stone" Turned the radio up!! All are awesome and relevant still today. My future husband and I bonded as teens, listening to Dylan albums, talking about them, discussing the meanings etc. My brothers learned to play guitars using Dylan song books with all the cords..etc etc etc. Saw him perform live 3x and my grown son saw him live too. Thanks for sharing!
Bob Dylan is God's greatest masterpiece!!!
Only listen to him.
And only subscribe to one's that LOVE him.
♥️
Great reaction.
Yessir 60 yrs ago .
Shakespeare with a guitar..
G.O.A.T.
One man .
No drums..
No bass .
Like he could be sitting right next to you. Lol
G.O.A.T.
What i loved bout Dylan is that bc his message was SO deep and relevant (even till today) it didn't matter that his voice wasn't traditionally "good" but it did not matter!! Phenomenal writer as well
He turned electric doing rock with meaning!
Bob is a word master. React to the "Lonesome Death of Hattie Carroll". It's my favorite. Enjoyed this one. Bob was rather unpopular for a while when he went electric. At a folk festival Pete Seger tried to cut the power with an axe. He was regularly booed for a while.
😂
One man ..
No drums..
No bass .
Like he could sitting right next to you..
G.O.A.T.
A timeless Bob Dylan classic with lyrics as meaningful today as they were 60 years ago.
Absolutely!😊
this song will always be relevant to the times no matter how far in the future or past!! He wrote this in the 1960's and its still relevant today!! pure genius
Absolutely💙
He sang on the same stage Martin Luther King gave his speech, Bob Dylan set the speech affected him in a profound way. He was so young he looked terrified on the stage. The greatest lyricist the world will ever see who will still be talked about in a thousand years from now.
If you really want to understand why Bob Dylan won the Noble Prize for literature, you need look no further than the song "It's Alright Ma (I'm Only Bleeding). It's not a very popular song, but it should be.
The ONLY singer/songwriter to win the Nobel Prize in Literature...Bob Dylan. To think that he is playing two different melodies on guitar and harmonica...simultaneously. Mind blowing. ✌😎
Try his all time classic, Like a Rolling Stone. You will love it. Also the tune Hurricane Which is about Ruben Hurricane Carter and how he was framed for murder and the whole story .
Great reaction..
Do more Bob..
Do some Beatles..
He won the nobel prize for literature. He was/is an extremely prolific writer, with a hell of a lot of records.
The line catching my attention today is, "The loser now will be later to win"
Maybe I'm a jaded pessimist, but I don't believe in this at all.
Rich getting richer, poor getting poorer
For 5 decades now
Everything getting gobbled up by a few
Knock out blows
Regular folks getting trapped, and crushed
Financially , physically and emotionally
And it's only going to continue to get worse
Well done David excellent choice mate 👍😁🏴
I second that
'a lotta people don't get bob. if you get bob, he goes deep'....joan baez.
🧡
This is the song Dylan performed for Barack Obama at the White House when he won a Presidential Medal of Freedom. Btw, Bob sang it as a waltz!
Welcome down the Dylan rabbit hole!
Thank you!!
It is a waltz, technically
👍👍👍
Dylan is EVERYTHING. Won a numerous awards.
Incredible lyricist.
Please... play "Sad eyed lady of the Lowlands". He and Joan Baez both sang it.
This is a song that for its very nature will never get old. That's what happens with songs about universal truths. They'll never be dated.
Bob is boss. His songs can get really intense. He might be a real prophet. He's still going. I saw him at the Beacon theater right before the pandemic. He was great.
Bruce is the Boss but Bob is the guy who the Boss looks up to
Still packs a wallop!!
👍👍👍
I used to carry handwritten copies of his lyrics in elementary school.
I like that you check a little background. So important for understanding the song. Consider also the history - what was going on when this song was written Viet Nam war, civil rights (wrongs) protests in the streets and cities aflame, first ever female contraceptive in pill form - ‘the pill’, President Kennedy assassination, Martin Luther King assassination, two months later, Bobby Kennedy assassination, Woodstock, Summer of Love, and free love. The baby boom began after WWII so by early 1960’s these babies were teens and young adults. More of this age group than ever before in history. They had buying power, power in numbers of them and they began to change music drastically, film drastically, The world was changing drastically and that is reflected in every aspect of life, arts, and commerce.
You do a great job and this is the first I’ve tuned in. Thank you
I meant with ANY song…
All of Bob’s songs tell a story. Fan since the jump. More than worthy for the Nobel prize in literature. Love him ❤✌️❤️
Great reaction. My 8 year old daughter saw me watching your stuff and now she is wanting me to fix her that straight-up bun! Beautiful!!!
Oh, also your lipstick, eyebrows, and earrings! Girls are girls; but pretty is pretty.
Awww I bet she'll look adorable! Thank you for your kind words!! Sending lots of love to the both of you🥰💖..
My daughter and her hair done. ruclips.net/video/ml3GMFP2PUY/видео.html
Bre, you look so pretty and Happy New Year btw! Bob Dylan has always done socially relevant songs. He is an absolutey iconic songwriter.
Thank you so much you lovely soul💕
There are songs from Bob Dylan's 30th anniversary celebration on You Tube, with an all-star cast
You should check out his song “Hurricane”. It’s about a man named Rubin “The Hurricane” Carter, he was a professional boxer who was framed for murder. He spent years in prison, but eventually they were able to prove his innocence, and he was freed. Bob Dylan’s song is beautiful and very powerful. 👍
When you get into Bob Dylan's lyrics you do go deep believe me it's drove me insane My family will tell you that, they think I am mad.
He didn't win a nobel price for peace...he won the nobel price for literature.
He was folk at this time, but transitioned into electric folk and rock. You would be touched by the true story of "Hurricane."
You should check out Pete Seeger. He is the one who inspired the Young Robert Dylan
He and Woody Guthrie and Hank Williams and Odetta and Little Richard...... But yeah, check out Pete Seeger. She would probably be the first one to do so. Too long overlooked.
Great reaction. Was the blocked video It’s Alright Ma? If not, please check it out. It’s considered to be his best. Luv ya!
Yes it was.. It was absolutely amazing!
Bob Dylan - It's Alright, Ma (I'm Only Bleeding)
I reacted to this masterpiece but it was blocked..thks for your suggestion.
Dylan had to be the artist who was the most covered by other groups
You Masters of War
Welcome back bre love too see you react to some u2
Hi it would be great if you could react to Bob Dylan's 'Murder Most Foul' from 2020 which became his first no. 1 single at the age of 79.
It's a masterpiece!!!!!
Dylan’s concerts aren’t real showy but man are they good.
He is an excellent musician but he is a lyrical genius.
Yeah he is!
His name is actually Robert Zimmerman, from Duluth Minnesota.
Actually, born in Duluth but raised in Hibbing. But yeah, Robert Zimmerman.
Robert Allen Zimmerman 😄👍🏴🎸
Dylan refused to be pigeon holed. When the the 'folkies' tried to make him the 'leader' of the anti-war movement, he moved on to electric guitars and wrote what interested him. He was and is an artist in the truest sense of the word.
ooouuiii yes ma’am !
Ayeeeee!♥️
Do HURRICANE...!!
Happy New Year Bre 🙏🤘
Happy New Year Big Pete!💙🎸🤘🏽
Correction: Bob Dylan didn't win the Nobel Peace Prize. He won the Nobel Prize for Literature - he won for his poetic lyrics.
Keep in mind that this song was written during the beginnings of the US "Civil Rights" movement.
Bob knows the Bible well, songs are full of Biblical references, for instance:
The first ones now will later be last...
The losers now will later be to win...
(the meek shall inherit the earth) 📖
If you go down the 1960s 70s rabbit-hole of Folk Music period Peter Paul and Mary, Pete Seeger, Joan Baez, Creedence Clearwater Revival to keep you busy for a while. Bob Dylan Peter Paul and Mary both played at Martin Luther King's March on Washington
ha ha you will like this...
Hey there , your beautiful soul would love a Dylan tune called---Jokerman. you will love it. Stay safe.
Jerry Garcia band
Tangled up in blue
you should really listen to murder most foul by the great Bob dylan
Hurricane by Dylan!!??
*Bre* just left a response to your pinned message.....
I hate what changing times became...the world got saturated by demons... nothing really changed for Black folks, men getting emasculated, modern women don't want no good man, All these silly rappers and movies.....I'm old fashioned!!!! In a New World 🤔🤮 it's hard to criticize what I can't understand, everything is moving too fast 🤮 I like your platform Bre! My Socialogy teacher laced me up long time ago about the changing times...I don't always agree with change cause the wicked always prospering that doesn't change...my Mama's gone, Daddy gone,homies and homegirls gone, good people moved away, disappearing replaced by assholes, not everyone are bad, I miss the time when neighbors chilled, I can holler at a woman without getting snubbed, Sunday dinners, Barbecues, when church was church...the world got jacked up!!!
Man.. Say it again!.. It truly is sad🙏🏽
@@Foreverbre93 yeah!!! Check out Ike White he got a song called Times Are Changing he a brother that recorded that while in Prison..deep ass song it gives me chills💯💯💯💯💯😎😎😎😎
Dylan is also considered the Godfather of Rap/Hip Hop by many. Check out this very heavy rap song from 1965 LIVE, "It's Alright Ma (I'm Only Bleeding) ruclips.net/video/JBNWkCsmqAY/видео.html