@@paulgreenaway-jl6iksays the brilliant writer with only three emojis. Did you ever think if you used the correct words you wouldn’t require so many pictures to convey your point?
Agree wholeheartedly. Scarlet on violin is what makes the song so hard to emulate. There are many good covers of this song but they all lack Scarlet on violin.
@@tomharvey5418 not comparable, I listen to Bob Dylan and Band... Brain is happy. Listen to Dave Matthews and Band... when will it stop, brain in distress.
I was 21 when I saw Dylan perform this at Madison Square Garden, I still remember the vibe. I'm 68 now and this song is still magical. Mr. Dylan - a true genius.
I don't know that Desire is his best but this is one awesome tune from it. The best Dylan album is the one I'm playing at a specific moment! @@wearypirates
Bob Dylan at his very best with a memorable performance combined with the passionate violin performance from the wonderful Scarlet Rivera. This footage is priceless. Thank you to Netflix.
If you ever wondered what it'd have been like to live in the time of Shakespeare and to experience his plays as a contemporary... Well, you've lived in the time of Bob Dylan. Happy 80th. to the greatest troubadour that ever walked the earth.
Totally agree. When I get a chance to see him live that's what I think. It's like seeing Shakespeare. Encourage everyone who can to see him. He'll be 81 in May. Our time with him is limited.
So you must speak 500 languages to make such a declaration. You mean 'in the English language'. And Dylan is greater than Shakespeare because he explores deep states, while S. was a dramatist. Dawrin said that he tried to read S. dozens of time and each time felt nauseated. Cause it's 'theatre'. Dylan is a poet.
@@nicolasdelaforge7420 What? Shakespeare was also a poet. So what if he was a dramatist? And what is so important about Darwin's opinion here? There are plenty of famous figures whose opinions on Shakespeare you could cite..
That’s what happens when you sell your soul to the devil. You have to give up everything for a measly 80 years and other soulless people telling you you’re great and then nothing. I suspect Dylan actually has deep deep regret of his actions. I’m a fan of Dylan but you wonder why certain people are held higher than others and more importantly what they had to do to get there, suddenly it tastes sour not sweet.
@@DanFernandesBenficaSaint he's a self proclaimed christian that converted from Judaism. Stop with the conspiracy theories. Not all famous folks worship the devil. None of his lyrics match lyrics of what a satanist would manifest.
This is THE most amazing Bob Dylan performance I have ever seen! The violinist is magical! We first saw this the other night during the Rolling Thunder documentary video and we were spellbound!
Scarlet Rivera (violin). Been mesmerized by her for years, first hearing her on "Desire". This era is peak live Bob and Scarlet still grabs my attention over Bob when she is featured in the doc, and I'm a diehard Dylan fan! There was fantastic live footage through out the doc, as I'm sure you saw. I think Bob was on amphetamine or some shit, he kept doing these weird things with his eyes on "Masterpiece" and "Knockin". All in all, one of the best music docs I've ever seen.
Rolling Thunder Review my favorite of all! Watch over and over! Never get tired of watching. Dylan my favorite in all areas of art. Blessed to live in Tulsa Bob Dylan Center.
Bought the album back in my twenties. This song stood out among many good ones. His singing seemed to me to be more exotic than previous work - but I've never been part of the criticism of his vocals. He does it his way, and can't be copied. As for his lyrics, he deserves a Nobel prize.
He was awarded the Nobel Prize for Literature in 2016 . He didn't attend the ceremony because of prior commitments. Patti Smith accepted for him and sang "A Hard Rain's Gonna Fall".
That's just very, very special. Perhaps Scarlet was an inspiration for him on Desire because the two of them are just perfectly synced here. It's a joy to watch. Thank you!
Yah, Bee Dee is our Man, to get it Unity with love back on the Streets. We will do the rest if he can get looking in one direction like he did for Peace and Vietnam.
The entire Desire album is incredible.....one of the things lost today where people just buy the hot tune and download it, they miss out on possible gems of the album not being touted by the record companies.....I can't tell you how many times I bought albums for a song, and later, that song wound up being my 3rd or 4th favorite on the album. On this album, check out the story of Isis.....or his then current love interest, later to be ex wife, Sarah.....actually, every song.....Dylan was giving advice to another writer in Greenwich Village, and told him "Take them over the hills and into the valleys" meaning, get very specific with the stories.....paint a beautiful picture with the words. When you listen to a Dylan song, you may as well be saying you are watching it, because like a great book, they always create a movie going through your head with a full storyline with the mind allowed to visualize the characters.
He just won't stop. In every decade, there's a Dylan album. :) 60's: Highway 61 70's: Blood on the Tracks 80's: Oh Mercy 90's: Time Out of Mind 00's: Modern Times 10's: Tempest 2020: Rough and Rowdy Ways
Alweer "a timeless masterpiece". Alweer een sublieme Bob Dylan compositie... die door diverse anderen mooi & knap werden gezongen....met vaak een rijker en mooiklinkend arrangement... B D is een verdiende Nobelprijswinnaar van Literatuur... veel van zijn songs zijn gebalde romans... ongelooflijk knap... met hele knappe vondsten erin! Te bewonderen! Blij dat ik kan genieten van het "uitzonderlijk knappe" in heel wat Dylan songs...
This song is the sequel to Bob Dylan having listened to some gypsy musicians in France. It uses the same progression as the fandango, which is also used by Queen in the Innuendo solo. I really like this Bob song.
A Tremendous song on every level.. Scarlet was the PERFECT ADDITION ...I've never heard any violinist that was this amazing. And with all her qualities we gotta add to it. No squeaks!! She is a master. I quess Bob had a 6th sense about the musicians who are spot on! I
When people say bob Dylan can’t sing I want to strangle them. Even when he uses more nasal in his voice, he still hits the right notes and carry the tune. If you don’t like the tone of his voice, that’s your opinion. But you can’t say he’a bad at singing. Anyways, bob has done so much in this career and has so many different styles. It’s amazing and I wish more artists were open to trying new things instead of staying in their own box. Amazing performance by bob Dylan!🤍🤍🥰
Also even if people don't like his voice, his lyrics are incredible. He doesn't won a nobel prize to literature singing about drugs and stupid crap like mainstream music today.
From the nasal tenderness of the early folky days to the weary angry singing of Highway 61 and Bringing... To the mellow smokey voice in Blonde on Blonde to the country crooning in Nashville Skyline to the completely heartwrenching power of Blood on the tracks and Desire, for me he's one of the Best singers of all time. Not "technical" but passionate, unique and powerful.
same. For hearing Dylan all my life (parents played us all the folk and songwriter greats growing up) ... I'm not sure I ever heard this song. And this particular performance - I'm mesmerized.
I fell in love with Scarlet Rivera because of this tour. Her violin is his lead guitar and more beautiful than I could ever imagine. Magnificent.
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Martin Scorsese' Rolling Thunder Revue is mesmerizing.....We had a watch party with friends and family last weekend and watched it three times back to back Saturday. Like me most had seen Dylan in the mid-1970s and it took us back to those glorious days with lovers and friends. Thanks Netflix
What a stunning performance from a stunning tour! Rolling Thunder Revue 1975 is pure gold. Docufilm and box set are there to testify it. The greatest of all time and my idol since I was a child. Thank you, Bob!
This is the first Dylan song that grabbed me as a ten year old, and hearing this performance on the Rolling Thunder Revue on Netflix made my hair stand on end and my heart stop. So magical, mysterious and foreboding! Love love love ❤️
Beautiful and mesmerizing! Been a Bob Dylan fan my entire adult life. Just saw him again in Ft . Myers, he was wonderful and I’m so glad I got to experience what a true artist is. Many young people there which restored my faith that his music will endure!
Love those stories that Dylan tells. Having Scarlett on the song with that haunting violin is so sweet. She also played on the song Hurricane about Rubin Carter.
Your breath is sweet Your eyes are like two jewels in the sky Your back is straight, your hair is smooth On the pillow where you lie But I don't sense affection No gratitude or love Your loyalty is not to me But to the stars above One more cup of coffee for the road One more cup of coffee 'fore I go To the valley below Your daddy, he's an outlaw And a wanderer by trade He'll teach you how to pick and choose And how to throw the blade He oversees his kingdom So no stranger does intrude His voice, it trembles as he calls out For another plate of food One more cup of coffee for the road One more cup of coffee 'fore I go To the valley below Your sister sees the future Like your mama and yourself You've never learned to read or write There's no books upon your shelf And your pleasure knows no limits Your voice is like a meadowlark But your heart is like an ocean Mysterious and dark One more cup of coffee for the road One more cup of coffee 'fore I go To the valley below
@@lowellcalavera6045 Bob's thoughts . Meanings shift and change. Sometimes dollars are exchanged. Simple complex his thoughts . Now this is explained? Meanings swift and range Sometimes hollars are deranged.
Grew up hearing my parents play all the songwriter greats but somehow ... I didn't know this song. This performance is absolutely mesmerizing. ... the whole thing. Wow. So great to get the gift of something old as new. Brilliant.
Thanks guys!!! Would have loved to be there with you but my beautiful daughter was fixing to come into this world...so it was still one of the happiest weeks of my life....my friends Ed and Robyn were there with you and I was lucky enough to see him on his 78-79 tour...in fact just saw him in Dec 4....still rockin...still great!!!
You can start to unravel the mystery if you take it that this song refers to pre-Christian, and indeed pre-literate, times; and that the valley below is the Underworld.
Been a fan of Dylan for about 20 years and I find new meaning in his lyrics as I age. I’ve heard this song 500 times and one of the verses just hit me in a way it never has. What a legend.
vocally B.D. is very nimble in phrasing pitch and constantly underrated. He could have been a great jazzoid if he hadn't decided to reinvent the pop/folk literary song book. thanks for that Bob, and cheers from Vancouver!
I’m glad this movie has brought out so many new Bob Dylan fans. I’ve been listening since I was a little kid thanks to my dad’s great taste, but I never met anyone else who truest appreciated his work.
I’m 22 and most people my age know who he is and all the people mentioned in the comment replying to you. I think older people make a lot of assumptions about what we don’t know that are usually wrong
There are many Bob Dylans his vocal sound is different for each style of song Just when I thought I had heard them all I listened to his album Nashville Skyline in which he sings country songs with a totally different voice. If you didn't know it was him singing you would think it was someone you had never heard before. Dylan is the greatest we've ever had. He wrote 400 sings and is still writing them. He didn't win Nobel prize for nothing.
I saw Dylan perform this song in Brisbane, Australia in 1976. I remember both this song and Hurricane had big conga drum solos in the middle. I remember Bob Dylan was playing a white Fender Strat. It was a great gig, much louder than I expected.
I love how she ended up in on the Desire sessions and the tour - Bob just driving to the studio and seeing her with her violin case and telling her to get in the car. What a talent!
Saw him live for my 33rd birthday. What a show! It was like a party with kids and geriatrics all whooping it up. Best gig I've ever been to. Love ya Bobby Zimmerman
Everyone talks of Scarlet River’s violin playing on the song which ofcourse is exquisite, but the bass playing on this song is so damn fine. It makes the song work the way it does.
in the movie he said he was in the south of France and he stayed up all night listening to a gypsy guitarist. the scales impressed themselves on his mind and a week or so later he dreamed this song. a master at work. "Your heart is like an ocean, mysterious and dark." this guy is a totally unique song-writing genius. there's only one.
I used to jam this song with my dear friend Steve, I provided the heartbeat with percussion. Steve would put so much heart and soul into this song. Steve and I met busking in my home town and became great friends...R.i.p. buddy. :(
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His vocals on this tour are fantastic.
Indeed
"...your heart is like an ocean. Mysterious and dark." Pure poetry.
Yes first class lyrics 😊 I once knew a beautiful girl who's "heart is like an ocean, Mysterious and dark" 😢😢
Oh yeah I can relate to all that
@@paulgreenaway-jl6iksays the brilliant writer with only three emojis. Did you ever think if you used the correct words you wouldn’t require so many pictures to convey your point?
Scarlet Rivera's violin is everything. The Desire album always stood out to me because of her playing. So mystical & hypnotizing.
Emmy Lu didn’t hurt either
I could listen to her playing the violin on a loop.
Agree wholeheartedly. Scarlet on violin is what makes the song so hard to emulate. There are many good covers of this song but they all lack Scarlet on violin.
The invention of dave matthews
@@tomharvey5418 not comparable, I listen to Bob Dylan and Band... Brain is happy. Listen to Dave Matthews and Band... when will it stop, brain in distress.
This is just a pure work of art. Nobody comes close to Bob.
You're right
Except the Beatles
This song is gorgeous. I'm a new Dylan fan and I'm discovering gems left and right. What a songwriter!
You've got a lot of discovering ahead of you, my friend! It's going to be a helluva ride no matter where you start.
@@fransbuijs808 excited for the journey! It's been a joyous trip so far.
The best stage is when to start to like all the songs you didn't think we're that good for the first few years of being a Bob fan.
It will be a long journey. You'll find so much from him. There were days when I found a new masterpiece every morning and would listen to it all day.
@@alexkx3 Or the stage where you discover recordings of live performances of absolute gems that aren't on any studio album.
Yeah, there's no limit to his talent and songwriting which knows no bounds.
The man's a legend.
ABSOLUTELY
I was 21 when I saw Dylan perform this at Madison Square Garden, I still remember the vibe. I'm 68 now and this song is still magical.
Mr. Dylan - a true genius.
What a memory!
I'm 72, ive been following this guy since he hit the charts. he has a chunk of my soul in him...
I saw him perform ar MSG in '74 with the Rolling Thunder Revue, and also in New Haven in Nov.'75.
Great story.
68 and been a fan forever
This performance drives me crazy. His glance is so sharp. It gives me goose bumps.
The frisson 😊
Cocaine
Dylan here is a force of nature, mystical and powerful. I feel like I am there in '75 listening
Dylan is a poetic genius, His lyrics are unparalleled. You will enjoy it just by reading them. He is like a story teller.
as a child I had a copy of his song book and I read and I read and I fell in love with his lyrics before I really had a chance to hear his music!
The violinist is incredible and adds remarkable depth and energy. Jesus. Properly blown away. She's superb.
Scarlet Rivera... Supposedly, Bob was in his limo in NYC and saw her crossing the street, saw her violin case and invited her to his studio
Fue la esposa de gene simons
I’ve been listening to this man for most of my life and I have NEVER heard this one before. My god, what a song. ❤
It was released in 1976 as a track on *Desire*.
It’s one of his best songs, on arguably his best album.
@@wearypirates Yes, my first Dylan album, and still my favourite.
I don't know that Desire is his best but this is one awesome tune from it. The best Dylan album is the one I'm playing at a specific moment! @@wearypirates
First time hearing it for me to.🎉
This is amazing singing. Not because of technic, but of delivery. The delivery of that vocals is astonishing and haunting. It's almost avant-garde.
If you liked this, watch the whole movie. Trust me on this.
@@jamesmacdonaldjr.3594 what movie?
@@popscola2574 The Rolling Thunder Revue: A Bob Dylan Story ruclips.net/video/RulpXOLn6BI/видео.html
@@jamesmacdonaldjr.3594 sweet thanks James.
...Yes, and at times he seems to be channeling some kind of Hebraic Cantorial style when stretching/bending vocals - very cool...🎵👍🙏
Bob Dylan at his very best with a memorable performance combined with the passionate violin performance from the wonderful Scarlet Rivera. This footage is priceless. Thank you to Netflix.
I like how word 'priceless' shines in the end of this thought :)
Did you notice the Blues for Allah sticker on Scarlet’s Violin?
Scarlett is sensational.
He promises to be better now. His heart is back into it. Going on tour in Japan, April 2020
Jacqueline Metelica his voice has been gone for a long time now.
We're lucky to be alive in Dylan's era.
True. Also because Dylan takes his era very serious. Like a prophet and priest.
@@constantwireless3290 but not very serious at live performance, except this live
If you ever wondered what it'd have been like to live in the time of Shakespeare and to experience his plays as a contemporary... Well, you've lived in the time of Bob Dylan. Happy 80th. to the greatest troubadour that ever walked the earth.
Totally agree. When I get a chance to see him live that's what I think. It's like seeing Shakespeare. Encourage everyone who can to see him. He'll be 81 in May. Our time with him is limited.
So you must speak 500 languages to make such a declaration. You mean 'in the English language'. And Dylan is greater than Shakespeare because he explores deep states, while S. was a dramatist. Dawrin said that he tried to read S. dozens of time and each time felt nauseated. Cause it's 'theatre'. Dylan is a poet.
@@nicolasdelaforge7420 What? Shakespeare was also a poet. So what if he was a dramatist? And what is so important about Darwin's opinion here? There are plenty of famous figures whose opinions on Shakespeare you could cite..
That’s what happens when you sell your soul to the devil. You have to give up everything for a measly 80 years and other soulless people telling you you’re great and then nothing. I suspect Dylan actually has deep deep regret of his actions. I’m a fan of Dylan but you wonder why certain people are held higher than others and more importantly what they had to do to get there, suddenly it tastes sour not sweet.
@@DanFernandesBenficaSaint he's a self proclaimed christian that converted from Judaism. Stop with the conspiracy theories. Not all famous folks worship the devil. None of his lyrics match lyrics of what a satanist would manifest.
He is outstanding incredibly fxxxxxx unbelieveable GOOD!!!
This Guy has been writing the best of songs for 60 years!💚
Everybody know the greatness of Mr. Tambourine....but Scarlet Rivera and her electric violin are a legend too!
i think that's just a regular violin with a microphone on it
@@wilbertjimenez9400 True.. but she is great!
@@cissy7049 yea no doubt about it
Scarlet è in Italia ora!
@@wilbertjimenez9400 i might have read too far into the comment but i think they’re referencing to Dylan's song, Desolation Row.
Amazing performance. Amazing song. Amazing Scarlet Rivera
She's magic
Sale con. Tu as sûrement séché tes cours de musique pour aimer une merde pareille.
Faussetés en pagaille.
Extraordinary song and music. In addition his voice is more beautiful than ever.
This is Art plain and simple😮 The Gods are pleased. I’m a 67 year old dude . Makes me cry every time. It’s a magic carpet ride
I love Bob’s glance to the bass player at @ 0:35. Like he’s entering into a trance or something. Totally hypnotic.
The bas player is incredible ( and Scarlet Rivera), you can hear his magic qualities in the life performance of the hurricane
@@robkoper3432 Rob Stoner. He's talked just tonight on FB about hi contribution to the music of this song
This is THE most amazing Bob Dylan performance I have ever seen! The violinist is magical! We first saw this the other night during the Rolling Thunder documentary video and we were spellbound!
Scarlet Rivera (violin). Been mesmerized by her for years, first hearing her on "Desire". This era is peak live Bob and Scarlet still grabs my attention over Bob when she is featured in the doc, and I'm a diehard Dylan fan!
There was fantastic live footage through out the doc, as I'm sure you saw. I think Bob was on amphetamine or some shit, he kept doing these weird things with his eyes on "Masterpiece" and "Knockin". All in all, one of the best music docs I've ever seen.
Give my channel a boost. Visit it! I covered this song. I hope you like it!
Have you seen Sign language Dylan & Clapton
Check out the bootleg series: rolling thunder revue.. The entire set is pure gold
And hurricane 😂🙏🇯🇲🇮🇪
Scarlet Rivera with her beautiful, haunting and captivating violin can never get enough credit, love it
I agree 👍
So beautiful!
@@juliem.9774 I agree!☺
My favorite Dylan song,and I'm drinking a cup of Coffee as I listen
Sounds like you can relate to this
I'm waiting for you ( in the valley below ) .
I love this song - ever since first heard on Desire back in 75!!!
I bought the album when it came out and love every song on it, then got his greatest hits album. Both iconic albums
The more I watch the Revue, the more I am convince that this is Dylan at his very best. Love this song
Dylan the Goat. But that violin by Rivera though, held the entire album together
Absolutely sir....this album came out during my senior year of a high school....a classic for sure
Dylan is perfect!!!!!! Best in the world!!!!!!
Heck no 😮
Have you ever been around a goat?
Rolling Thunder Review my favorite of all! Watch over and over! Never get tired of watching.
Dylan my favorite in all areas of art.
Blessed to live in Tulsa
Bob Dylan Center.
Bought the album back in my twenties. This song stood out among many good ones. His singing seemed to me to be more exotic than previous work - but I've never been part of the criticism of his vocals. He does it his way, and can't be copied. As for his lyrics, he deserves a Nobel prize.
He was awarded the Nobel Prize for Literature in 2016 . He didn't attend the ceremony because of prior commitments. Patti Smith accepted for him and sang "A Hard Rain's Gonna Fall".
@@michaeloneill1763 Yes indeed. He was awarded. Isn't it good that it happened, and inspires art for those sympathetic.
That's just very, very special. Perhaps Scarlet was an inspiration for him on Desire because the two of them are just perfectly synced here. It's a joy to watch. Thank you!
This might be the best thing I've ever seen. Genius just genius.
Si, genio.
Genio. Genio antes, ahora y después. Brillante. Bravo él, brillante L a canción y brillante su imagen, su maquillaje. Un placer.
Yah, Bee Dee is our Man, to get it Unity with love back on the Streets. We will do the rest if he can get looking in one direction like he did for Peace and Vietnam.
all rolling thunder is awesome
The entire Desire album is incredible.....one of the things lost today where people just buy the hot tune and download it, they miss out on possible gems of the album not being touted by the record companies.....I can't tell you how many times I bought albums for a song, and later, that song wound up being my 3rd or 4th favorite on the album. On this album, check out the story of Isis.....or his then current love interest, later to be ex wife, Sarah.....actually, every song.....Dylan was giving advice to another writer in Greenwich Village, and told him "Take them over the hills and into the valleys" meaning, get very specific with the stories.....paint a beautiful picture with the words. When you listen to a Dylan song, you may as well be saying you are watching it, because like a great book, they always create a movie going through your head with a full storyline with the mind allowed to visualize the characters.
we have so many versions of bob dylan who re-arranges his hundreds of magnificent timeless songs. we are blessed. thank you mr dylan.
This man defies all superlatives for songwriting, singing, album production and performance. Speechless.
JUST PERFECT !
I sense affection, gratitude AND love.
I would have only ONE MORE wish 'fore I go: a time machine to see him live.
Saw him in gainesville in 76 ..
still get chills from this song ..he sang it in whiteface
Absolutely OUTSTANDING performance!!! What a song
To release Desire and Blood on the Tracks within a twelve month period. Incredible.
CrossingThe Rubicon I love how he just kept evolving .
He just won't stop. In every decade, there's a Dylan album. :)
60's: Highway 61
70's: Blood on the Tracks
80's: Oh Mercy
90's: Time Out of Mind
00's: Modern Times
10's: Tempest
2020: Rough and Rowdy Ways
Yes amazing.. great song!
Two of the greatest albums ever made. Dylan at his absolute peak.
Not to mention that bringing it all back home, highway 61, and blonde on blonde were all within a 15 month period.
Alweer "a timeless masterpiece". Alweer een sublieme Bob Dylan compositie... die door diverse anderen mooi & knap werden gezongen....met vaak een rijker en mooiklinkend arrangement... B D is een verdiende Nobelprijswinnaar van Literatuur... veel van zijn songs zijn gebalde romans... ongelooflijk knap... met hele knappe vondsten erin! Te bewonderen! Blij dat ik kan genieten van het "uitzonderlijk knappe" in heel wat Dylan songs...
This song is the sequel to Bob Dylan having listened to some gypsy musicians in France. It uses the same progression as the fandango, which is also used by Queen in the Innuendo solo. I really like this Bob song.
Thanks Sir Dylan, for all the mystery, blues, jazz, lyrics...
A Tremendous song on every level.. Scarlet was the PERFECT ADDITION ...I've never heard any violinist that was this amazing. And with all her qualities we gotta add to it. No squeaks!! She is a master.
I quess Bob had a 6th sense about the musicians who are spot on!
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The gorgeous and very talented Scarlet Rivera makes this song great.
When people say bob Dylan can’t sing I want to strangle them.
Even when he uses more nasal in his voice, he still hits the right notes and carry the tune. If you don’t like the tone of his voice, that’s your opinion. But you can’t say he’a bad at singing.
Anyways, bob has done so much in this career and has so many different styles. It’s amazing and I wish more artists were open to trying new things instead of staying in their own box. Amazing performance by bob Dylan!🤍🤍🥰
There are so many Dylan's songs cover, but, still, I like his version best always. I'm in my early thirties now, I liked him since I was a teenager
Also even if people don't like his voice, his lyrics are incredible. He doesn't won a nobel prize to literature singing about drugs and stupid crap like mainstream music today.
From the nasal tenderness of the early folky days to the weary angry singing of Highway 61 and Bringing... To the mellow smokey voice in Blonde on Blonde to the country crooning in Nashville Skyline to the completely heartwrenching power of Blood on the tracks and Desire, for me he's one of the Best singers of all time.
Not "technical" but passionate, unique and powerful.
I Like His voice. He cant sing. His Vocal Change is a product of Vocal damage. He aint singing using distortion technique, He is using His voice
I just write them off. Like people that don't like cats or dogs. They're dead to me!
Been listening almost 50 years and still finding I fall in love with Dylan songs that I know and like but haven't really explored yet.
same. For hearing Dylan all my life (parents played us all the folk and songwriter greats growing up) ... I'm not sure I ever heard this song. And this particular performance - I'm mesmerized.
One of my all-time favorite Dylan songs. Haunting.
I fell in love with Scarlet Rivera because of this tour. Her violin is his lead guitar and more beautiful than I could ever imagine. Magnificent.
Martin Scorsese' Rolling Thunder Revue is mesmerizing.....We had a watch party with friends and family last weekend and watched it three times back to back Saturday. Like me most had seen Dylan in the mid-1970s and it took us back to those glorious days with lovers and friends.
Thanks Netflix
Bob appears to easily remember words to lots of quite long songs which I guess enables him to focus on the singing which is awesome!
This band was so good. The bass player & drummer were absolutely mind blowing in themselves. Then add the violin, etc. Wow!
What a stunning performance from a stunning tour! Rolling Thunder Revue 1975 is pure gold. Docufilm and box set are there to testify it. The greatest of all time and my idol since I was a child. Thank you, Bob!
This is the first Dylan song that grabbed me as a ten year old, and hearing this performance on the Rolling Thunder Revue on Netflix made my hair stand on end and my heart stop. So magical, mysterious and foreboding! Love love love ❤️
That's something !
What a voice…a lot of artists cite Dylan as a major musical influence
Beautiful and mesmerizing! Been a Bob Dylan fan my entire adult life. Just saw him again in Ft . Myers, he was wonderful and I’m so glad I got to experience what a true artist is. Many young people there which restored my faith that his music will endure!
Best singer of all time
This Dylan film has a rare voice to all his songs, the makeup developed in him a very unusual and true voice !!!
The Hurricane tour was amazing, like a mystic wave. I LOVE the haunting gypsy violin.
Love those stories that Dylan tells. Having Scarlett on the song with that haunting violin is so sweet. She also played on the song Hurricane about Rubin Carter.
Your breath is sweet
Your eyes are like two jewels in the sky
Your back is straight, your hair is smooth
On the pillow where you lie
But I don't sense affection
No gratitude or love
Your loyalty is not to me
But to the stars above
One more cup of coffee for the road
One more cup of coffee 'fore I go
To the valley below
Your daddy, he's an outlaw
And a wanderer by trade
He'll teach you how to pick and choose
And how to throw the blade
He oversees his kingdom
So no stranger does intrude
His voice, it trembles as he calls out
For another plate of food
One more cup of coffee for the road
One more cup of coffee 'fore I go
To the valley below
Your sister sees the future
Like your mama and yourself
You've never learned to read or write
There's no books upon your shelf
And your pleasure knows no limits
Your voice is like a meadowlark
But your heart is like an ocean
Mysterious and dark
One more cup of coffee for the road
One more cup of coffee 'fore I go
To the valley below
Why thank you. Your breath is sweet, too.
Bobby is Charmer with words. Knock a woman right into bed.
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I'm SO grateful you went all that trouble cutting and pasting lyrics that are perfectly audible.
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Bob's thoughts .
Meanings shift and change.
Sometimes dollars are exchanged.
Simple complex his thoughts .
Now this is explained?
Meanings swift and range
Sometimes hollars are deranged.
The Desire album is in a class by itself. This is one of the few dylan live performances that I like
Grew up hearing my parents play all the songwriter greats but somehow ... I didn't know this song. This performance is absolutely mesmerizing. ... the whole thing. Wow. So great to get the gift of something old as new. Brilliant.
Simply amazing. Best composer of our time. A lot of credit to the other musicians as well ^^
Saw the Rolling Thunder tour in Lakeland, Florida when I was in high school. Joan Baez and Dylan did not disappoint.
It was Easter Sunday..April 18 1976....my birthday...had tickets ...couldn't make it!!!
@@kentseverance4547 We missed you! It was a good time. :)
Thanks guys!!! Would have loved to be there with you but my beautiful daughter was fixing to come into this world...so it was still one of the happiest weeks of my life....my friends Ed and Robyn were there with you and I was lucky enough to see him on his 78-79 tour...in fact just saw him in Dec 4....still rockin...still great!!!
Every word came outta this mouth was gold. Dylan I have to meet you once or else my life would be incomplete.
Keep believing and trying. I have met him four times and it was surreal. I give God all the glory.
I loved this documentary and only now found out about the awesome Scarlet Rivera. I love her accompaniment to Dylan, what a treasure to behold.
Dark lyrics guided by an angelic choir of a haunting, brilliant violin accompaniment! Superb longing to touch the hem of transcendence.
This song shows how mysterious Bob Dylan’s songs can be
Mysterious and dark, don't you think? ;-)
Michael Goodall yes sir
As dark as the ocean? :)
you should check out Jack White from the white stripes.. They cover this song, and it is freaky!
You can start to unravel the mystery if you take it that this song refers to pre-Christian, and indeed pre-literate, times; and that the valley below is the Underworld.
Desire Is one of my favourit LP's, Top 10, this performance was magic.
Excellant Dylan at his best great vocals and great lyrics thanks Bob love all your music
'You're heart is like an ocean, mysterious and dark'!!!! And your eyes are like two jewels in the sky :) xxx
I love how the music just creeps up on you slowly
Been a fan of Dylan for about 20 years and I find new meaning in his lyrics as I age. I’ve heard this song 500 times and one of the verses just hit me in a way it never has. What a legend.
vocally B.D. is very nimble in phrasing pitch and constantly underrated. He could have been a great jazzoid if he hadn't decided to reinvent the pop/folk literary song book. thanks for that Bob, and cheers from Vancouver!
Thank you ,Ruby,for turning me on to this album,so many years ago....I wish you well
Iconic!!! Saw this concert in Vancouver, Canada in the Seventies. What a show!!! Scarlett was amazing!!! ❤️
What great footage of a piece of music history.
Scarlet Rivera put the icing on this cake!
omg this sounds amazing with that violin wow
The studio version has a violin on it and emmy lou harris backing vocals. Its a great song.
Scarlet Rivera!!!!
@@stevehughes7896 Steve is correct. Scarlett Rivera See that Scorcesse documentary .
I’m glad this movie has brought out so many new Bob Dylan fans. I’ve been listening since I was a little kid thanks to my dad’s great taste, but I never met anyone else who truest appreciated his work.
What a performer...brilliant , the poetry is unsurpassed
I appreciate Martin Scorsese for this.
I don't know how younger generations can live without knowing who is Bob Dylan?
Give my channel a boost. Visit it! I covered this song and I hope you like it!
Or the Beatles, Elvis or Queen!
I’m 22 and most people my age know who he is and all the people mentioned in the comment replying to you. I think older people make a lot of assumptions about what we don’t know that are usually wrong
Brilliant music. Great style Mr Dylan. Blessings from NZ.
There are many Bob Dylans his vocal sound is different for each style of song Just when I thought I had heard them all I listened to his album Nashville Skyline in which he sings country songs with a totally different voice. If you didn't know it was him singing you would think it was someone you had never heard before. Dylan is the greatest we've ever had. He wrote 400 sings and is still writing them. He didn't win Nobel prize for nothing.
I saw Dylan perform this song in Brisbane, Australia in 1976. I remember both this song and Hurricane had big conga drum solos in the middle.
I remember Bob Dylan was playing a white Fender Strat.
It was a great gig, much louder than I expected.
Zimmy and Scarlet owning a night in 1975..... Wicked, twisted and Legendary
This performance is mesmerizing!
Genius. Dylan is an absolutely brilliant artist.
Amazing performance. And Scarlet Rivera is a star. Aine 💕💕💕💕💕
I love how she ended up in on the Desire sessions and the tour - Bob just driving to the studio and seeing her with her violin case and telling her to get in the car. What a talent!
Yes, love the haunting melody of her electric violin. Hypnotic & enchanting...
She was truly the definition of a rockstar that night
Saw him live for my 33rd birthday. What a show! It was like a party with kids and geriatrics all whooping it up. Best gig I've ever been to.
Love ya Bobby Zimmerman
Bob at the top of His game!💟💟💟
What a Great violin Player and Bob was great as always . He is the best
Everyone talks of Scarlet River’s violin playing on the song which ofcourse is exquisite, but the bass playing on this song is so damn fine. It makes the song work the way it does.
A powerful and yet sorrowful longing for transcendence expressed with a haunting violin accompaniment--complete genius!
Slaying that eyeliner
Good to hear this again, been a while since I played the album, Black Diamond Bay is another great one - Thanks
Isis and Knockin on Heavens Door from the documentary, please Netflix!
@Sonny Pickering twas amazing
That Isis performance was astonishing
Knocking on heavens door is his most over-rated song. I like it but it's not a great song or his
@@andrewhoyle1521 Dylans performance was insane though, like when it was McGuinns verse, how Dylan was acting like a madman haha
Isis from Rolling Thunder is really some next level shit. Trascendental.
in the movie he said he was in the south of France and he stayed up all night listening to a gypsy guitarist. the scales impressed themselves on his mind and a week or so later he dreamed this song. a master at work. "Your heart is like an ocean, mysterious and dark." this guy is a totally unique song-writing genius. there's only one.
Dylan is a genius! Thank you so much for your songs.
I used to jam this song with my dear friend Steve, I provided the heartbeat with percussion. Steve would put so much heart and soul into this song. Steve and I met busking in my home town and became great friends...R.i.p. buddy. :(