Bob is the best ever and nobody can compete with him. He's been my idol since I was 12 and will always be. He changed my life, how I write songs and poems, how I listen to music. Thanks for your art, Bob. God bless you!
Ogni singola volta che sento la sua musica e la sua voce in particolare, tremo sognando di stingergli la mano! “Io non ti ho mai visto da vicino, dal vivo, neanche la tua figura da lontano, eppure la tua arte è come se arrivasse dritto, dritto lì, dove colpisce il cuore!” Credo che non nascerà nessuno mai con i tuoi talenti! Grazie Bob per continuare a condividerli con noi!
What a treat to hear some compelling, insightful, honest analysis of a very underappreciated part of this genius's career. I hope at some point there is similar feedback regarding his non-secular albums and general exploration of that genre. As with his foray into country music, the quality of much of his music during that time was undeniable. Generally speaking my playlists don't include many choices from that genre - - - but Dylan's stuff is the exception.
Another essential addition in the Bootleg Series. There is such a large treasure trove of songs still in the vault waiting for official releases. I can't wait for whatever is next!
Next Monday Travellin' Thru it'll be in my hands . I'm glad that Jason Isbell open this video , I love his songs too (alone or with the amazin' Drive by Truckers).
Dare I say that was his bedroom voice? But I think his voice usually was powerful and expressive, beautiful. Thousands and thousands of times. Riding a top of his brilliant words.
So cool! My hero! I wish I could have known him. I was born in the wrong generation! Ha! I should add I wish I could get to know him still cause he is still going strong! ❤️ I just saw him last month in Denver and it felt like a dream!
I think this installment in the Bootleg series (15) should become the standard..........3cds in single cardboard , a nice booklet , the outside cardboard and the affordable price point.......they could afford to keep it that way with just one affordable and attractive package.........the music BTW on this edition is wonderful! I'm enjoying the heck out of it! Bob and Johnny........two of the COOLEST people to ever walk the earth.......
Thank you Bob for staying true and blue and singing what you saw weaved through time you and so many unique others kept love alive and common lust just so plain 🌈🌻🌈 and that I'm glad for empthany through song it helps our children grow in creative thought xoxox and it's all ways good to see the simple folk behind the song ⚓
Thank you for posting this video. Wonderful to see Dylan and Cash in friendship and respect. Two outlaw legends come together to make the best music ever recorded. BTW, when is Bob Dylan coming to San Diego? I would love to see him perform one more time, he is electrifying in person.
Excellent docco - what's not to like about Dylan. I have his first 5 album's - it's who to pass them onto is the problem along with many more original albums including many Stones album's like Sticky Fingers.
The thrift stores will get them and then someone will find them and sell them or keep them and they will continue to be passed on. Me and my buddy were just talking about this. We see more good records in thrift stores as people our age and older are passing away. It's good to find them and save them, but it also means we are getting older!
@@liverust5 exactly and that's what I don't want to happen. The youngsters nowadays have never heard of Vanilla Fudge or Blind Faith and I can't imagine them even listening to The Concert for Bangladesh. There must be others like us who have the same problem. I was thinking about a music recording studio that works with young people so they might have a record bank.
Well, I wouldn't about it, vinyl will have lots collectors for awhile and even if they go to thrift store, may end up in hands of people who want them eventually. Me and my buddy have 1000s of records, we buy and sell them, if we die, whatever, they either get saved by our families and passed on to people who want them or not. Either way, the music will live on!
Hi Alan, Bob Dylan is my hero musically poetically, socially, and romantically. His honest emotional and insightful songs sung with the seemingly endless array of styles has gotten me through many difficult times and been the soundtrack to the last 37 years of my life. Sadly had to sell my beloved albums when poor. I would gratefully inherit any that need to be cherished and played constantly. Peace. 🇦🇺🎶🎻🎙🎸🎹📻✌
@@liverust5 I miss the days in the 80s 90s when we'd get stacks of records free people put out with the garbage, at the dump or for pennies at garage sales. As much as it's encouraging that people are really taking an interest in then now the prices are killing me.
Just like Hootie says, Bob's voice is so different and smooth on Nashville Skyline. Was he holding back that voice the whole time? Or Nashville just brought it out, either way Lay Lady Lay sounds like nothing else he's done.
He said that was the reason but there's more to it. He became an entirely different type of singer, he enunciated words differently and became somewhat of a crooner
"And I said 'Oh, god, I'm so happy.' an' he said 'Why?' I said 'Not to have to be around you fuckin' people.'" Lol. Bob Johnston. Now _that's_ a classic producer. All of you Dylanologists already know this, but a little anecdote for the newbies: Most people think that when you hear "Is it rolling, Bob?" at the beginning of "To Be Alone with You" it's the control room asking Dylan if he's ready, when in reality it's the voice of Dylan himself asking Johnston if the tape is going.
I love Dylan and like his country stuff too. John Wesley Harding is one of of my favorites, but how many bootleg series are they going to put out? I bought the first few and they were cool, but got burnt out after they put the one out with the Scorcese movie. Can we just get some new artists that have a fraction of Bob's talent with some new music?
Have the entire "Travelin' Thru" box set available in Spotify and other sites like it. Most people are daunted by box sets: too many songs and much more expensive. That's why they sell the least. By having them available for everyone to hear at once people will be able to gauge whether they want to purchase it or not. More awareness = more sales. Samplers are not enough because the songs you allow to be available may not appeal to a lot of people. Have every song available and naturally more people will be able to hear what they like. Sometimes it takes just one song to make someone fork out the dough. And let's face it, Rock and any kind of music have long been dead and irrelevant in these times so the more you embrace technology and make your stuff available the more people will get to know of these vintage music and the better it will be for everyone. It's not just the money, we're talking history and culture here. If Elvis Presley and The Beatles can have their box sets available in Spotify in full then Bob Dylan can definitely have his too.
A genius and an icon! Yeah, yeah he is but beyond all that, what he really is, is a national treasure along with the likes of a Mark Twain, a Louis Armstrong or an Ernest Hemingway. He stands among these towering American figures as a sign post along the American path through history.
Great respect to Cash for his early support of Dylan and for having him guest on his TV show. That took some guts because Dylan was still a very controversial figure in those days. Dylan was still thought of by the public as a leftwing radical who had written protest songs against war and racism and Cash’s TV audience was country music fans. But Cash was a pretty radical guy in his way. He opposed the Vietnam War early on and he always had sympathy for the downtrodden, the outcast, the prisoners. Cash had Pete Seeger on his TV show after Seeger had been blacklisted as a Communist for years. That really took some balls. The more I learn about Cash, the more I respect him and love his music.
Just try to imagine a world where there never was a Bob Dylan. Not an uplifting image. Thank you Bob for making the world a better place
And he will be EIGHTY FREAKING YEARS OLD in a few weeks! What shall we do to celebrate???💗🧡💛💚💙💜💙💚💛🧡💗
Your music helps me to stay strong and fight through life. Thanks for everything Bob. ❤
I lean on him a lot too... always there for me..
Saw Bob for the first time in my life on Tuesday. Never thought I’d get the chance. So grateful to the Bard.
Bob is the best ever and nobody can compete with him. He's been my idol since I was 12 and will always be. He changed my life, how I write songs and poems, how I listen to music. Thanks for your art, Bob. God bless you!
Bob Johnston. What a solid dude.
R.I.P.
Thanks for this great little doc!
Rough and Rowdy Ways is among his best work, and it came out last year.
In my opinion, no recording artist has conquered so many styles/genres as this man...
Ross Wylde Paul McCartney wants to know your location
Miles Davis though
no comparison -
Dylan leaves McCartney in the sand Im afraid..
David Bowie too
Bob Dylan is the last of the greatest artists ever.
For now. There may be another revolutionary artist to appear one day. I’m sure of it
johnny cash, a dangerous outlaw that was cooler than anyone. bob dylan, a poet that always pushed boundaries. cash and dylan together, beautiful.
Dear God ~ thank you for Bob Dylan
He like the wind. Blow through his life and so many others.
Incredible gem. Ty!!
duetto PERFETTO Bob and Cash
Bought it on the way home from work today. A fantastic addition to the Bootleg Series.
Thanks Johnny,
Thanks Bob,
and thanks Bob Johnston for not cutting the tape...
You changed my life.
bob you understand the mind of the vagabond, the escapees, the ones who cant stay for too long
beautiful comment man
His influence on me is continuing.
Geinig dit stukje . Groeten uit Amsterdam 30-04-2020
I got so many chills from watching this I had to get a blanket.
Ogni singola volta che sento la sua musica e la sua voce in particolare, tremo sognando di stingergli la mano!
“Io non ti ho mai visto da vicino, dal vivo, neanche la tua figura da lontano, eppure la tua arte è come se arrivasse dritto, dritto lì, dove colpisce il cuore!” Credo che non nascerà nessuno mai con i tuoi talenti! Grazie Bob per continuare a condividerli con noi!
The tears run seeing this knowing how much Tommy loved you both. And I as well love all 3 of you so much.
Hello dear, it’s nice meeting you on here
this is the bootleg series i’ve been waiting for. dylan from 67-70 is the greatest.
Sensacional, esplêndido, bob dylan
Easily 2 of the best musicians of all time
Two of the best!!
🎼🎼🎼🎶🎶🎶⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️🎸
God's gift to the world - keep giving Bob.
Keep on keepin on Bob
Magnifique cadeau, Robert Bob!
JASON! What a wonderful surprise to see the greatest songwriter of the decade paying tribute to the greatest songwriter who has ever lived!
Bob Dylan AND Johnny Cash, Thank you, this must be what it's like in heaven!
TOTALLY AGREE!!!
There's Bob Dylan and then there's everybody else.
I love Bob Dylan!
Bob will always be my favorite . The greatest lyricist of all time. Always will be .long as humans sing and write songs
Bob made me a better person, thanks for that
This is gold.
What a treat to hear some compelling, insightful, honest analysis of a very underappreciated part of this genius's career. I hope at some point there is similar feedback regarding his non-secular albums and general exploration of that genre. As with his foray into country music, the quality of much of his music during that time was undeniable. Generally speaking my playlists don't include many choices from that genre - - - but Dylan's stuff is the exception.
Loving it ❤️
The critic speaks: "In his way, a revolutionary." Of course, he was. His mother observed that the day he was born. ❤️😄♥️
Bad day? No problem, Dylan's got a song for that!
He come for his roots.
So many pretty masterpieces and pretty words along this video. And along a whole life.
I've made eye contact with you twice Bob. The second time I even got you to stir away when I caught you peeking. You are the best. God bless.
Magnolia Trees in the Meadow Rolling Angel ain’t a bruh, duh.
Keep dreaming
MrThermostatic how pathetic you can’t leave your moms basement to see Bob Dylan front row at concerts while he’s still alive and make memories!
MrThermostatic I’m a woman pervert. Thanks for trying to take a shit on happy Bob Dylan fans. Go fuck yourself with your miserable life up the ass.
Am I right in saying that snippet of Dylan with Cash was filmed backstage at Cardiff UK on the 66 tour? My hometown!
Bob e' unico perche' poi, sa sempre sorprendere in modo spontaneo ! E' emozione che si rinnova sempre ! Bob e' per sempre.
My heart is melting 🌞
Another essential addition in the Bootleg Series. There is such a large treasure trove of songs still in the vault waiting for official releases. I can't wait for whatever is next!
DYLAN is together with THE BEATLES the greatest force in modern music.
Bob Dylan and Johnny Cash Together was Just Magical.
Saw you live in Normal the other day. I rode away on your waves of sound.
Hello dear, it’s nice meeting you on here
Next Monday Travellin' Thru it'll be in my hands . I'm glad that Jason Isbell open this video , I love his songs too (alone or with the amazin' Drive by Truckers).
Why couldn't this be about three hours longer! So fucking good!
Great footage and John The Legend Hammond ,
Always loved ❤
Why his voice was so different at that time?
"Lay Lady Lay" has a powerful exibition of voice. Really beautiful.
Dare I say that was his bedroom voice? But I think his voice usually was powerful and expressive, beautiful. Thousands and thousands of times. Riding a top of his brilliant words.
maybe he stopped smoking for a while?
He quitted smoking for a change...
@@utube83100 Yes, that is true. He admitted this sin.
What a brilliant story. Love the mutual respect artist ot artist.
So cool! My hero! I wish I could have known him. I was born in the wrong generation! Ha! I should add I wish I could get to know him still cause he is still going strong! ❤️ I just saw him last month in Denver and it felt like a dream!
@@sanjoaquinvalleytransparency1 very true and yes, it is a good time to be alive! :-)
@@sanjoaquinvalleytransparency1 send me a link. I don't see it on your channel or am I missing something lol ;-)
San Joaquin Valley Transparency oh haha I thought it was a Halloween dress up reference! 😂😜
O.Jaythecomposer haha of course. Just saw him in Denver and he was amazing! ❤️
What a show, eh?!!
He's amazing indeed
just so much to say thank you for
Thank You .............ever & always Johnny Cash lives on ...........
I just can't wait to put my hands on this box!
I think this installment in the Bootleg series (15) should become the standard..........3cds in single cardboard , a nice booklet , the outside cardboard and the affordable price point.......they could afford to keep it that way with just one affordable and attractive package.........the music BTW on this edition is wonderful! I'm enjoying the heck out of it! Bob and Johnny........two of the COOLEST people to ever walk the earth.......
Thanks you Dilan 😄🎸🎶
Thank you Bob for staying true and blue and singing what you saw weaved through time you and so many unique others kept love alive and common lust just so plain 🌈🌻🌈 and that I'm glad for empthany through song it helps our children grow in creative thought xoxox and it's all ways good to see the simple folk behind the song ⚓
Thank you for posting this video. Wonderful to see Dylan and Cash in friendship and respect. Two outlaw legends come together to make the best music ever recorded.
BTW, when is Bob Dylan coming to San Diego? I would love to see him perform one more time, he is electrifying in person.
👏👏👏👏👏👏🔝🔝🔝🔝🔝🔝🎸💫💫the best!!
Hello dear, it’s nice meeting you on here
I lov Bob 🌼
Great trailer for Travelin 'thru - even more interesting than the actual Bootleg Series Vol 15 !
Lay Lady Lay is exactly as described ❤
Hello dear, it’s nice meeting you on here
I can't wait for this box set!
My fave. era of his
🎶🎼🎵⭐️🎸
JWH, a massively underrated masterpiece.
Bob Dylan and Johnny Cash are two music icons. May Johnny Cash rest in peace.
Grande mitico Bob Dylan
....my early xmas present arrives tomorrow..... best 3.......
Excellent docco - what's not to like about Dylan. I have his first 5 album's - it's who to pass them onto is the problem along with many more original albums including many Stones album's like Sticky Fingers.
The thrift stores will get them and then someone will find them and sell them or keep them and they will continue to be passed on. Me and my buddy were just talking about this. We see more good records in thrift stores as people our age and older are passing away. It's good to find them and save them, but it also means we are getting older!
@@liverust5 exactly and that's what I don't want to happen. The youngsters nowadays have never heard of Vanilla Fudge or Blind Faith and I can't imagine them even listening to The Concert for Bangladesh. There must be others like us who have the same problem. I was thinking about a music recording studio that works with young people so they might have a record bank.
Well, I wouldn't about it, vinyl will have lots collectors for awhile and even if they go to thrift store, may end up in hands of people who want them eventually. Me and my buddy have 1000s of records, we buy and sell them, if we die, whatever, they either get saved by our families and passed on to people who want them or not. Either way, the music will live on!
Hi Alan, Bob Dylan is my hero musically poetically, socially, and romantically. His honest emotional and insightful songs sung with the seemingly endless array of styles has gotten me through many difficult times and been the soundtrack to the last 37 years of my life. Sadly had to sell my beloved albums when poor. I would gratefully inherit any that need to be cherished and played constantly. Peace. 🇦🇺🎶🎻🎙🎸🎹📻✌
@@liverust5 I miss the days in the 80s 90s when we'd get stacks of records free people put out with the garbage, at the dump or for pennies at garage sales. As much as it's encouraging that people are really taking an interest in then now the prices are killing me.
I know ive walked the line with my life in terminal decline but i God on my side so I know things will turn out fine....
Nice video.
El maestro Bob Dylan 🎸🇲🇽🎶
yeah bob
Just like Hootie says, Bob's voice is so different and smooth on Nashville Skyline. Was he holding back that voice the whole time? Or Nashville just brought it out, either way Lay Lady Lay sounds like nothing else he's done.
Saki World .... He’d just quit smoking cigarettes
He said that was the reason but there's more to it. He became an entirely different type of singer, he enunciated words differently and became somewhat of a crooner
MARAVILHOSO FANTÁSTICO 🌟🌟BOB🌟 DYLAN 🌟🌟e a nossa QUERIDÍSSIMA JOAN BAEZ 🌟os dois são inesquecíveis 🌟🌟🌟🌟 obrigada por PARTILHAR🌟🌟🌟🌟 SAUDADES 🇵🇹
"And I said 'Oh, god, I'm so happy.' an' he said 'Why?' I said 'Not to have to be around you fuckin' people.'" Lol. Bob Johnston. Now _that's_ a classic producer.
All of you Dylanologists already know this, but a little anecdote for the newbies:
Most people think that when you hear "Is it rolling, Bob?" at the beginning of "To Be Alone with You" it's the control room asking Dylan if he's ready, when in reality it's the voice of Dylan himself asking Johnston if the tape is going.
two riders were approaching...the wind began to howl....
🎹🎶❤️
Bob!!!!!!
God I love Bob Johnson.
i didnt know this
"Mr. Postman, if you please, is there a parcel in your bag for me?" Hurry up!!
You interpreted my thoughts! 🤣
There is Dylan... Then there is us
ANOTHER BOOTLEG...… WOOOOOOOWWWWWW ¡¡¡¡
LADYS AND GENTLEMAN
GOD DYLAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAANNNNNNNNNNNN ¡¡¡¡¡¡¡
His Nashville period showed once more that he was not another fish on the stream.
I love Dylan and like his country stuff too. John Wesley Harding is one of of my favorites, but how many bootleg series are they going to put out? I bought the first few and they were cool, but got burnt out after they put the one out with the Scorcese movie. Can we just get some new artists that have a fraction of Bob's talent with some new music?
Have the entire "Travelin' Thru" box set available in Spotify and other sites like it. Most people are daunted by box sets: too many songs and much more expensive. That's why they sell the least. By having them available for everyone to hear at once people will be able to gauge whether they want to purchase it or not. More awareness = more sales. Samplers are not enough because the songs you allow to be available may not appeal to a lot of people. Have every song available and naturally more people will be able to hear what they like. Sometimes it takes just one song to make someone fork out the dough. And let's face it, Rock and any kind of music have long been dead and irrelevant in these times so the more you embrace technology and make your stuff available the more people will get to know of these vintage music and the better it will be for everyone. It's not just the money, we're talking history and culture here.
If Elvis Presley and The Beatles can have their box sets available in Spotify in full then Bob Dylan can definitely have his too.
American Shakespeare, period.
A genius and an icon! Yeah, yeah he is but beyond all that, what he really is, is a national treasure along with the likes of a Mark Twain, a Louis Armstrong or an Ernest Hemingway. He stands among these towering American figures as a sign post along the American path through history.
Great respect to Cash for his early support of Dylan and for having him guest on his TV show. That took some guts because Dylan was still a very controversial figure in those days. Dylan was still thought of by the public as a leftwing radical who had written protest songs against war and racism and Cash’s TV audience was country music fans. But Cash was a pretty radical guy in his way. He opposed the Vietnam War early on and he always had sympathy for the downtrodden, the outcast, the prisoners. Cash had Pete Seeger on his TV show after Seeger had been blacklisted as a Communist for years. That really took some balls. The more I learn about Cash, the more I respect him and love his music.
Thumb Up .... I enjoyed the Show ....Zulu
Dylan always seems a cut above.
4:22 The King played fiddle for Bob