Bob Dylan - To Ramona (LIVE HD FOOTAGE 1965)
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- Опубликовано: 28 ноя 2018
- I combined multiple clips from outtakes of D.A. Pennebaker's "Don't Look Back" to create this little music video of one of Dylan's most underrated songs. The bulk of the footage and audio was recorded at Town Hall in Newcastle, England on May 6, 1965.
There have been other videos on the internet, but never of this quality. I dubbed over the original low-quality audio with the official soundboard recording, only released in about 500 copies.
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"It's all just a dream, babe, a vacuum, a scheme, babe, that sucks you into feeling like this." How does a 22 year old kid come up with lyrics like that and then set them to a melody that perfectly expresses the emotions of the singer? Thank you for posting my favorite Dylan song of all time.
Peter, i am on board. Neil young said that songwriting is a gift that comes and goes. Dylan told neil young in an interview that he doesn’t know the guy who wrote those songs. It was a gift that came and went. If you are ready to accept it , it happens. If your not it passes. Long live Dylan. And Neil Young.
Being an on and off songwriter myself, I fully agree about the ethereal nature of the muse. There were times when songs just poured out of me unchecked and others when the flow was staunched. Check out a prolific period (during COVID) that produced this Broadway musical. ruclips.net/video/hJTBDtf41WE/видео.html
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Peter: Yes, it's a brilliant song - the man is a genius 💯
One of my favourite Dylan songs when I was a young girl, in England, training to be a nurse. It spoke to me and I understood every word of it.
The more I listen to him the more I'm in awe of his genius at putting words together for so many songs.
Amen to that..... he was a amazing wordsmith.... what ever he was in touch with at that time... is something we can only ponder......
Pure raw talent. His phrasing and delivery amaze me every time
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@@sablemountain maybe the Illuminati
Sim e sim!...
Dylan changed everything he touched. There will never be another.
spills out like a lyrical cascade
Or maybe a lyric casserole...
Fresh from the oven
*_One of the absolute most important people of the 20/ 21st Century - Fact ..._*
Late comer to Dylan. Almost 70 now and this has me in tears. So thankful I found all I had missed.
I'm so jealous in a way to listen to DYLAN albums and all his amazing work. His phrasing delivery his imagery for the first time is mind blowing, but the thing with DYLAN is no matter how many times you listen to one of his albums it will all have something different to say. Anyway enjoy and what a ride you're about to take.
Wow. That is a profound loss. You had so many opportunities to see and follow his career thru this time :(
Have you listened to his Ballad of Hollis Brown . Thats SAD but did happen ... more than people might think . ✌🏼
He says he doesn't know where that genius came from. He said it wasn't him.
Sounds like a genius to me.
The more I learn about good music, the more I worship him.
This little love song changed everything.
Ramona, come closer
Shut softly your watery eyes
The pangs of your sadness
Will pass as your senses will rise
For the flowers of the city
Though breathlike, get deathlike sometimes
And there's no use in tryin'
To deal with the dyin'
Though I cannot explain that in lines
Your cracked country lips
I still wish to kiss
As to be under the strength of your skin
Your magnetic movements
Still capture the minutes I'm in
But it grieves my heart, love
To see you tryin' to be a part of
A world that just don't exist
It's all just a dream, babe
A vacuum, a scheme, babe
That sucks you into feelin' like this
I can see that your head
Has been twisted and fed
With worthless foam from the mouth
I can tell you are torn
Between stayin' and returnin'
Back to the South
You've been fooled into thinking
That the finishin' end is at hand
Yet there's no one to beat you
No one t' defeat you
'Cept the thoughts of yourself feeling bad
I've heard you say many times
That you're better than no one
And no one is better than you
If you really believe that
You know you have
Nothing to win and nothing to lose
From fixtures and forces and friends
Your sorrow does stem
That hype you and type you
Making you feel
That you gotta be exactly like them
I'd forever talk to you
But soon my words
Would turn into a meaningless ring
For deep in my heart
I know there is no help I can bring
Everything passes
Everything changes
Just do what you think you should do
And someday maybe
Who knows, baby
I'll come and be cryin' to you.
coolest man on the planet 65-66
41-24
20th century Shakespeare
"...it's all just a scheme, babe,
a vacuum, a dream, babe,
that sucks you into feeling like this..."
I have also been listening to Bob Dylan since 1961. Kinda feel like I grew up with him💕💕💕💕
Me too, me too!
Weren't we lucky?!
I saw Bob Dylan and Joan Baez in a concert in Raleigh, NC (on NC State campus) in 1963.
We still
Your magnetic movements still capture the minutes I'm in. Forever
No one to beat you
No one to defeat
Except the thoghts
From yerself feeling bad ❤
Bob Dylan is a unique talent!
Thank you Bob for every SONG you have wrote and sung.
written
@@suzanneemerson9787 Thank the lord you corrected Javier, I was beside myself for 2 years..........
That's a lot of thank you's :D
best lyricist ever 'it's all just a scheme babe a vacuum a dream babe, that sucks you into feeling like this' Wow what a songwriter of such a young Dylan
Nice profile picture river man
Oh my goodness.... just wonderful that is!
It is difficult to pick my favorite Bob Dylan song, but certainly To Ramona is one of my favorites. A moving and evocative tune written by whom I consider as the greatest artist of my generation.
Greatest there ever was took the dark out of my life that,s for sure
this was the first Dylan song I ever heard. They played it on a radio DJ show back in the mid 60's. I didn't know the name of the artist but I knew from the beginning of the song that this singer was going to be HUGE. I guess I was right.
Sim!...
It is great, indeed--he'd already had several smash hits when Ramona was produced. I think his debut album was in 1962...
@@helenbodel3974 well, all this was a long time ago but I seem to recall that the first album I bought was a red labeled LP, Columbia was the record company. I think it was Highway 51 Revisited. I listened to that record ceaselessly for weeks, maybe months. It has always seemed to me that his early songs were the best...certainly they were the most influential. No one had ever heard anything like them.
Such maturity at such young age. !almost miraculous
First time I heard this song had a joint in my hand and a tear in my eye. First song to make me cry.
I'd forever talk to you / but soon my words /would turn into a meaningless ring / for deep in my heart I know /there's no help I can bring / Everything passes , everything changes , / just do what do you think you should do / and someday maybe , who knows , baby / I'll come and be crying to you . To Ramona (BOB DYLAN )
Love this
Bob sounds young HAPPY Birthday Bob 2020
This concert from Newcastle,my cousin and me stood outside the stage door and listened to this show because we couldn't get tickets.Happy memo
Bio i ostao ikona jednog prohujalo vremena, ikona uz koju smo stasavali.
My absolute favorite Bob Dylan song. It’s really amazing to see a recording of him singing it live. Thank you so much.
Dylan, a genius, i'm in love with these words
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Ramona, come closer, shut softly your watery eyes
The pangs of your sadness will pass as your senses will rise
Oh, the flowers of the city, though breath-like
Get death-like sometimes
And there's no use in trying to deal with the dying
Though I cannot explain that in rhymes
Your cracked country lips I still wish to kiss
As to be by the strength of your skin
Your magnetic movements still capture the minutes I'm in
But it grieves my heart, love, to see you trying to be a part of
A world that just don't exist
It's all just a dream, babe, a vacuum, a scheme, babe
That sucks you into feelin' like this
I can see that your head has been twisted and fed
With worthless foam from the mouth
I can tell you are torn between staying and returning
Back to the South
You've been fooled into thinking that the finishing end is at hand
Yet there's no one to beat you, no one to defeat you
'cept the thoughts of yourself feeling bad
I've heard you say many times that you're better than no one
And no one is better than you
If you really believe that then you know you have nothing to win
And nothing to lose
From fixtures and forces and friends your sorrow does stem
That hype you and type you, making you feel
That you gotta be just like them
I'd forever talk to you but soon my words
Would turn into a meaningless ring
For deep in my heart I know there's no help I can bring
Everything passes, everything changes
Just do what you think you should do
And someday maybe, who knows, baby
I'll come and be crying to you ~
Wonderful. Never bettered
What a wonderful song, his voice and intonation, the tune, the guitar playing and the beautiful harmonica playing. How does he do it?
This is soooo good it frightens me
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check out sinead lohan singing it.
When I teach about Dylan, I use this song to demonstrate his ability to perfectly and organically match lyrics to the melody, tempo, meter of the music. You might try this. I ask how many students have ever heard "To Ramona." I then select one at random from among those who have never heard the song. I hand them a slip of paper (or use a whiteboard) containing the opening two lines. I then ask the person to recite the words aloud while slapping a beat on the table. I ask him/her to repeat it a few times and then try to sing it. Invariably, the student winds up singing the words to the actual melody - as if that's the only way they could possibly be sung. Which is, in fact, the case and is the point of the exercise.
Such a beautiful song, one of my late wife's favourites, she heard a lot of Dylan with me around. What a great performance, who knew what further gems where to follow.
Your unbelievable Dylan contributions are the most sacred gifts anyone could offer to the world. I am forever grateful to you. This video means the world to me. Thank you.
I saw Dylan in the sixties and it is incredible how he managed to survive the drugs the constant touring etc that he did tells us something whilst some fell by the wayside Hendrix and Joplin to name but two.Despite everything Dylan was always in control which apart from his talent was his great strength.
Dylan saw all through the fog. He was playing the part with the "hip movement" but he never bought it into the act. He was more mature than anyone. The Beatles also, I'd argue were merely lucky. They had their innocence intact and then they made the trip to India which I think was a very important part of their life.
@@AA-sn9lz Why does their trip to India mark the loss of their innocence? Maybe you mean that their music became more experimental and less commercial?
@@thegreatedb2000i don’t think they’re saying that india is when they lost their innocence just that they kept their innocence intact for a good portion of their career and then had the trip to india which was an important part of helping them grow
Brilliant song in my top ten of Dylan tracks
Nothing but great, one of the best "eras" in many of Bob's IMO. I love this period of his. Thanks SP
I agree. These are some of the best concerts he ever did. I uploaded the entire set from this show if you’d like to hear it. Thanks for listening!
@@SwinginPig Would love to hear it, should I look for it here or...? Thanks, your replies mean a lot to a Dylan admirer from many years ago & on..thanks again Thanks for posting so I CAN listen!
Debby Ledbette here it is. Enjoy!
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@@SwinginPig Once again, many thanks..makes life so much better with quality uploads from you, "May your wishes all come true" b.d.
Debby Ledbette thank you, Debby. Means so much to me. Cheers ❤️
The first song I ever heard Bob do live. Unforgettable.
Dylan, genio para mi el artista más hermoso y fabuloso, no me cansa escuchar su música 🎶 todos los días. Bob Dylan por siempre y sieeeeempre.❤ uan fanática hasta la muerte ,desde Chile 🇨🇱
This just carries me away every time.
How brilliant his words and delivery.Thank God he came along to change things.
Every time I look at this footage I have to stop and check if I already liked the video, and yes, I liked it many many times, I loved it many many times
Great poet
Love this song ... 💟
goes straight to the heart
This was a realist talking to a boss eyed romantic what a tough old world it is to be kind & gentlle in....all the time .Cheers Lord Pig !
Thank you Bob... and a thx to creator of this video presentation.
... a music is not alone in its song, because, produced, its energy is the fire of a heart that we hear !
Very early, Bob penned in a song," and i know my song well before i start singin'". Still true today.
Love it! Nice editing and it sounds great. It's my favorite song from that album. so many amazing songs from this guy.
beauty at its finest
It's Super. Love it. Remember it back in '65. Loved it then, love it now.. Yes the sound is great. Dylan the prophet.
This song is both funny and tragic, a warning to Baez to give up, saying fighting is futile because he knew nothing wud be able change the world at a big enough scale for it to matter, Baez tho never listened and suffered from it unable to see she was fighting an unwinnable war, but he knew she’d never change which is probably why they never stayed together
Viper man
Best years of him. A different Bob.
Gold piece coming to reality 2023
Love this track. I like Another Side Of Bob Dylan. It has some great songs on it. All I Really Want To Do, Chimes of Freedom, To Ramona, My Back Pages, I Don't Believe You, It 'Aint Me Babe. That's not bad for an album that was slated.
I also didn’t like this album at first but thats the way his all songs are . The more you listen the better they get.but ramona is a masterpiece even if you hear it for the first time.!
@@asadmanzoor5797 You're right there. I've got Dylan albums before and I've only liked maybe 2 tracks, then the more i listen to it i get into more songs on the album. I think that's 1 of Dylan's brilliance. Almost all of his albums will grow on you if you give them the time to listen. Obviously not every album. You can't make music for 60 years and have every album a classic, but he's made quite a lot of really good albums that get passed by at first, but when you go back and listen again you find there's some really good albums you can rediscover. 👍
Back then, he sung with a lot of passion. And this song has such a beautiful melody. Thanks for the videos.
How could one man write so many timeless lyrics, that'll hold it's weight for eternity? He was literally a genius. I'm talking Einstein, Musk, whoeverthef*ck level! ❤
His harmonica is haunting
This is based on a classic German waltz known in Mexico as the tundata or waltz ranchero that gave birth to Mexican norteño music, bob dylan was the first gringo on making a hipster corrido or ranchera with American folk mix
....there is no help I can bring. Lovely. Thanks for sharing.
❤️Recently showed this to my eldest son
He said, this is the one we saw before
but leave it running
How about that
Thank you Pig, Thank you Bob
Over and out Blighty happy
❤️U.S
Brilliant
I'm another one thanking you for the work it took to compile this for us.
I've never heard this song but saw Bob & Rolling Thunder review in '75. But today I'm here due to Lucinda Williams book. Another great song writer. 😊
Jaw dropping genius
The sighs, no use in trying to be with thd dying. Greieves my heart to see be apart of a world that just does not exist, fooled you
1965
Harrrrrrrrppppppp … and lovely video 56 years young❣️🌺🌹👌🎶🌞
Gosto muito mister Dylan no seu melhor as suas musicas sao sempre atuais
I’ve been a fan of Bob Dylan for many years and this is the first time I heard this song
I love this song. Thank you for posting it.
Wonderful video and wonderful song.
Thanks so much for listening! Let me know if you have any requests :)
Ramona has long been one of my favorite songs. I'v performed it so many times. Wonderful to see it here! Thank you!
Excellent. Thank you very very much, as always.
I’d like to meet someone named Ramona one day
Dang
U struck gold
Feed us we r greatful
This and My Back Pages are the best hymns against following ideologies we have.
Thanks so much for posting this priceless early Bob performing live. His performance reminds me of the line from Simon and Garfunkel's song "Homeward Bound" - I'm a poet and a one man band! I purchased the DVD of "Don't Look Back" recently - last watched it on TV when it first came out.
this was delightful!
Nice work! Thanks for the post
Thanks for putting this together. One of my all time favs
Thanks a lot for sharing. Greetings, Andi 🙂🎸
His possibly cos he's concentrating so hard blinking is quite alluring
Truly a genius- a once in a generation kind of dude- an Asura as Iain M Banks described it.
Very good
This like so many classic
He got her with that one.
Totally amazing. I'm going to try this with capo ii in D later. then I will become 1965 dylan.
The Great White Wonder in Concert with a guaranteed Trade Mark of Quality.
GREAT POST AGAIN THANKS SWINGIN PIG ♥♥♥
Nice.
❤️The triprigramathon I love this
Meraviglioso genio
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He DOES explain it 'in lines'!
he was being modest :)
To Ramona was about Joan Baez, as was I Want You. Right? Her song to BD was Diamonds and Rust. My favorite JB song. Heartbreaking.
grazie
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Não ouço Bob Dylan me ocupando com algo.
Eu paro com algo para ouvir Bob Dylan