I used to listen to this song while riding with my dad in his car back in the 70s. One of my all time favorite songs. My dad is 77 and as soon as this plague lifts, I have to get him and take him out for a drive and put this on.
@@dwaynewladyka577 I understand. I guess I consider myself a fan too, but I know we're all only human. He is a great songwriter and composer of course.
Best writer ever, my fav artist ever. Absolutely not the best composer ever... not even close. Mozart, Pink Floyd, Bowie, Steely Dan. Plenty of people better at composing.
I was in radio for half a century. Hosted a nationally syndicated Beatles program for 17 of those many years. Played thousands of recordings during that time. I always considered this song to be an absolute classic masterpiece. One of the very best. Ever
I agree...I'm a Beatles fanatic, but this song in particular by Bob Dylan has moved me like no other song by an American artist...my own visceral reaction in my gut tells me this is something special...have a great summer!
And there will never be another Beatles there will never be another Neil Young because the world was different when they existed the ozone is changed the aura has changed in this world nothing is as vital nothing is as important nothing really matters that much anymore because this world is so screwed up and people are so screwed up they can't make sense of it
✌❤ my college BF died after just 3 months of meeting each other & dating... listening to Dylan's B-on-B constantly late into the night, especially this song. 💔
Absolutely, "you know I always say that you agree!" , - 'The word' or response "Absolutely' reminds me of absolutely Sweet Marie" a song( from the same album ) which ( I believe only a man who has been stood up by a woman ) can really relate to! The album is a complete masterpiece - you're so right.
It's a shame that this song doesn't get the same attention as the rest of Bob's tracks because I personally feel that it's the one of the best that he has to offer. It's one of his tunes that leaned the least on political and topical points and simply allowed him to go his own way musically - and he really showed what he can do when he's operating purely from the heart.
I just realized I've been listening to this song for over 50 years. 1966 was my freshman year at college. It's unbelievable how it still has impact and relevance.
Another "I Want You" addict here. I'm not even the kind of person who plays their favorite music over and over. EXCEPT for Dylan. I could listen to any given song in my Dylan playlist daily and never get sick of it. It's a phenomenon.
What surely 24 is the age when you write your best music? Can't think of a musician who gets better in there 40's or even thinks as good in there 40's ,the 20's is best age for songwriting! Most finished after 30
People usually are at their creative peak in their 20s, there's nothing unusual about that. Edvard Munch painted The Scream when he was 29. The Beatles' entire lifespan was over before any of them had turned 30, meaning every single Beatles song in existence was written by people in their 20s. I mean honestly, it's more of a surprise when people have their creative peak later than in their 20s, so I dont see why certain people are so fond of pointing out shit like this in every fucking video, like "did you know he wrote this at 24??" like... yeah, of course he fucking did, when else should he have fucking written it.
For me, this is Dylan's best song. I was 14 when I heard this song in another part of the world, namely Turkey. It struck me and I felt a bundle of feelings I can't describe whenever I listen. I am 61 now I never lost these feelings. Now that I checked the lyrics and interpretations on "song facts" I can understand better the greatness of this song. Another of my all-time fav is "Simple Twist of Fate." Best words ever written in the whole world of lyrics !!
Turks interestingly have a relationship with ‘One More Cup of Coffee’. hear it commonly Dylan claims his great grandmother was from İstanbul with the last name Kyrgyz
@@wdpk837 the reason may be that ‘One More Cup of Coffee’ was covered by a famous singer named Sertab Erener in the year 2000. Actually, before her, it was one of the favorites of my friends and mine as well. What I remember is we had B.D's "Greatest Hits" and after that jumped to "Desire." Most of the Turks knew him by those two LPs at the time. Other works were not really available for the masses. I first listened to "Blood on the Tracks" so many years later...Yes, I heard about his grandmother's origin and it's an honor to be related in some way. .
Have you read the story of how it was produced? Very interesting. Dylan used a really good studio musician-guitarist named Charlie McCoy in Nashville, Tennessee, the home of country music, and the guitarist came up with the lovely guitar accompaniment for Dylan.
@@Michael-wx4iu Thank you, I will check Charlie McCoy for sure. I think Dylan has the eye to pick talented artists and take them and his music to a higher place.
Thanks Robert Todd for your love, and support all through this times, it's been a wonderful feeling performing for my fans around the world. Though I rarely comment here on my UA-cam pages, I was attracted by the emotions in your comment. I'll like we get along and keep in touch, if it's okay by you. Where are you streaming from?
This song has the same effect on me, since I first heard it when I was 14, until now that I am 55. I'm a scientist, but I believe in the magic of this masterpiece
[Verse 1] The guilty undertaker sighs The lonesome organ grinder cries The silver saxophones say I should refuse you The cracked bells and washed-out horns Blow into my face with scorn But it’s not that way I wasn’t born to lose you [Chorus] I want you, I want you I want you, so bad Honey, I want you [Verse 2] The drunken politician leaps Upon the street where mothers weep And the saviors who are fast asleep, they wait for you And I wait for them to interrupt Me drinking from my broken cup And ask me to Open up the gate for you [Chorus] I want you, I want you Yes I want you, so bad Honey, I want you [Bridge] How my fathers, they’ve gone down True love they’ve been without it But all their daughters put me down 'Cause I don’t think about it [Verse 3] Well, I return to the Queen of Spades And talk with my chambermaid She knows that I’m not afraid to look at her She is good to me And there’s nothing she doesn’t see She knows where I’d like to be But it doesn’t matter [Chorus] I want you, I want you Yes I want you, so bad Honey, I want you [Verse 4] Now your dancing child with his Chinese suit He spoke to me, I took his flute No, I wasn’t very cute to him, was I? But I did it, because he lied And because he took you for a ride Uh because time was on his side And because I [Chorus] I want you, I want you Yes I want you, so bad Honey, I want you
The guilty undertaker sighs The lonesome organ grinder cries The silver saxophones say I should refuse you The cracked bells and washed-out horns Blow into my face with scorn, but it’s Not that way, I wasn’t born to lose you I want you I want you I want you, so bad Honey, I want you The drunken politician leaps Upon the street where mothers weep And the saviors who are fast asleep, they wait for you And I wait for them to interrupt Me drinkin’ from my broken cup And ask me to open up the gate for you I want you I want you Yes I want you, so bad Honey, I want you How all my fathers, they’ve gone down True love they’ve been without it But all their daughters put me down ’Cause I don’t think about it Well, I return to the Queen of Spades And talk with my chambermaid She knows that I’m not afraid to look at her She is good to me and there’s Nothing she doesn’t see She knows where I’d like to be but it doesn’t Matter I want you I want you Yes I want you, so bad Honey, I want you Now your dancing child with his Chinese suit he Spoke to me, I took his flute No, I wasn’t very cute to him, was I? But I did it, because he lied and Because he took you for a ride And because time was on his side and Because I Want you I want you Yes I want you, so bad Honey, I want you
It came to me to hear Bob Dylan sing this song just now, and when I got here, I cried, because I love this song so much. I cried because he was so young when he recorded this record, and so was I. I knew he would be touring, and when I looked beneath his picture, I could see the schedule of his tour. Bob Dylan and his awesome music, it's circulating in the air, in the ether, and across the universe, so exciting to know he is going on tour, even though, I will not be able to see him live. I am so thrilled for all of those who will catch him live, doing his magic, and bringing all timelines and generations together. A bouquet of your favorite flowers, to you, @BobDylan and to your bandmates, the same. The best of success and great receptions at all your venues while on tour. I am so happy to learn of this!
Thanks Joyce for your love, and support all through this times, it's been a wonderful feeling performing for my fans around the world. Though I rarely comment here on my UA-cam pages, I was attracted by the emotions in your comment. I'll like we get along and keep in touch, if it's okay by you. Where are you streaming from?
I learned how to write poetry from this man. This is the Mad Hatter romancing Alice. God, how I love this record!! And even in 2023, I wait for his next release...and my next lesson.
We take it for granted I Want You is a beautiful Dylan song; however, consider how so much ahead of its time the song really is, because, after all, in 1966 many songs had Woop-Woop, Shopp-Shopp chorus to them. Then Dylan literally re-wrote how songs should be written. His concept evolved, through the decades, to the place popular music is where its at today. And it all points to Bob Dylan. Is he the best ever? His music influence is everywhere.
I love the sound in this album. Bob your voice and harmonica are crystal clear and perfectly up front as should be! All other instruments compliment in a underpinning balance! This is an amazing studio recording it just permeates! 👏👏👏👏👏 Of course these songs are all incredible! ❤️🔥 Thank you Bob!
My absolute favorite Bob Dylan album : I learnt to play guitar and harmonica and could do this song pretty good - much to the amazement of my friends - Blonde on Blonde is hypnotic and carries me away to a place I've never been to before and when I finished it I'm still not quite sure of the journey I've experienced - it was the last of Bob's mystical albums : Bringing it all Back Home, Highway 61 Revisited and completed by Blonde on Blonde - In my opinion it wasn't until Blood On the Tracks did he come back to the mesmerizing lyrics he is capable of. What a genius.
My favorite is still Highway 61, but I agree that it was a great run of albums. Like Van's Astral Weeks through St Dominic's and the Stones Jimmy Miller years.
I consider it an honor to have lived at a time of social upheavle and civil unrest. The music and poetry that resulted can never be matched in it's originality and passion and at the forefront was this little man Robert Zimmerman who with his magical presence and performances shaped who we are today. Yeah, I like this song too.
LE PLUS et PLUS BEAU ...DE MA JEUNESSE...JE TREMBLE ENCORE EN L'ECOUTANT! L'EMOTION M'ENVAHIT...oui, je suis tout trmblant de nostalgie et d'amour POUR L'UNIVERSEL...à 75 ans!
❤Thank you, Mr. Dylan for being one of the most BEAUTIFUL poets of the last and present century. You have made a strong IMPRESSION on MILLIONS of lives. BLESS YOU forever and ever.❤
Ho conosciuto questa canzone ascoltando la versione italiana del gruppo "Nomadi" e lme ne sono innamorata . Grazie Bob per questo capolavoro ♥️Saluti dall' Italia
I am confined -- I am isolated -- I am quarantined. Dylan coming to my city this June but I am afraid to buy tickets because what if we still cannot be in a concert crowd -- but I am afraid not to buy tickets because they'll be all gone and maybe these strange times will be over.
Não importa a data, o ano ou o século, Dylan sempre será um poeta que faz músicas para nossas almas. No matter the date, the year or the century, Dylan will always be a poet who makes songs for our souls.
I feel like a lot of people just think Dylan did folk songs for a decade or two, then instantly turned into that 80s voice. I think it would be great if a lot more people knew his career, and why he's so exceptional, even to his peers.
Who else could write a line like: "The cracked bells and washed out horns, blow into my face with scorn, but it's not that way, I wasn't born, to lose you. "
My favourite Dylan song, and i been waiting for them to ̶i̶n̶t̶e̶r̶r̶u̶p̶t̶, upload all of this classic records, they even uploaded Bringing It All Back Home, Highway 61 Revisited and Blood On The Tracks, sometimes life can be beautiful
This one of those Dylan tracks that, once the Dylan bug bites you, casts a magical spell over you…and cuts right through you. A true original. Stunning.
Although love is hardly explicitly mentioned except in one line indirectly, the whole song just evokes it and the desire it fuels strongly. Masterfully done.
Just incredible songwriting talent...talk about meaningful, tortured lyrics of a guy in love with his woman..searing and intense delivery...wow, take my breath away!
There is a beautiful simplicity in this song and air of desperation, like he knows that it is a terrible idea to get involved with whoever this woman is but he can't help himself because he just wants her. I think all of us can relate to those sort of feelings
Vivre sans Bob Dylan ça aurait été très, très difficile .....et il reste très présent puisqu'on a la grande chance de pouvoir l'écouter.....en fait il est là à chaque fois .....avec l'impression qu'il vient de finir cet album , son œuvre est totalement contemporaine .
The minute I hear the intro....I smile and I sing....this is what music is speaks to you on a level that no other medium has...this man is a genius ty Bob
Now that I am retired I am preparing my all time top 1000 tunes ... a labor of love and respect. Several artists have multiple songs but Dylan has an astounding 5 songs in my top 100. Truly amazing (with one that just missed at 108). This one is at #39, Desolation Row at #27 and Like a Rolling Stone at #2.
As so many before me have been written this is a melody as bring me back to my youth. My favorite number one of Bob Dylon because it take me back to a very nice time in my life now when i be 70 years.
One of the great songs from one of the greatest composers of our times. Bob Dylan - the living legend. When I first heard this & the album Blonde On Blonde, I thought it was 'orphan bandit cries' in the first verse and that's how I always sang it in my head. The lyrics of this love song are just amazing. And I always thought the 'dancing child in his Chinese suit' might have been a reference to Andy Warhol and the target of Dylan's affection in the song was Edie Sedgwick but only Dylan would know & he doesn't need to tell. It's just a fabulous song.
Yes could be Andy Warhol, and I'm pretty sure "Please Crawl Out Your Window" is about Warhol/Sedgewick. Dylan's opiniin of Warhol was eloquently expressed by giving his Warhol original to Albert Grossman in exchange for a sofa!
I just love the electric guitar part in this. Everything about this song is perfect. I don't know how Dylan does it. He doesn't sing or play amazing but the sum of all the parts just creates something that speaks to me like no other artist.
Wayne Moss played the electric guitar on this. with Bob and Charlie McCoy on acoustics. Two more genius musicians from West Virginia (Wayne and Charlie).
"..... Honey, I want you Now your dancing child with his Chinese suit he Spoke to me, I took his flute No, I wasn’t very cute to him, was I? ....." “I Want You" by Bob Dylan
My alltime favorite tune with Bob Dylan. For a 1000+ miles road trip, I had a CD where I only played this tune over and over again, I never get tired of this tune !
![Bob Dylan - Just Like A Woman [LIVE FOOTAGE / HQ AUDIO] (Dublin, 1966)](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/ulpBwlOUW0c/mqdefault.jpg)
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I used to listen to this song while riding with my dad in his car back in the 70s. One of my all time favorite songs. My dad is 77 and as soon as this plague lifts, I have to get him and take him out for a drive and put this on.
Pick me up hitchhiking, so I can hear it too!
God bless and here's hoping - at least we have music and memories during this strange, terrible time
💚💚
Donnt forget to do it Rob! Good luck to everybody!
Cool to the highest!
He gets old, like all of us, but his songs stay forever young.
HA I GET IT
Dylan´s voice brings me a peace in my soul, pure feelings
May God keep him in a good place and may he give you strength, love and lots of love for your husband's memories.
his new song title!
I see what you did there...
Bob Dylan, simply the greatest composer ever.
And a close second would be Leonard Cohen, a Canadian.
Prince too.
@@lavidadida I don't worship celebrities. I just admire Bob Dylan's songwriting and poetry.
@@dwaynewladyka577 I understand. I guess I consider myself a fan too, but I know we're all only human. He is a great songwriter and composer of course.
Best writer ever, my fav artist ever. Absolutely not the best composer ever... not even close. Mozart, Pink Floyd, Bowie, Steely Dan. Plenty of people better at composing.
I was in radio for half a century. Hosted a nationally syndicated Beatles program for 17 of those many years. Played thousands of recordings during that time. I always considered this song to be an absolute classic masterpiece. One of the very best. Ever
I agree...I'm a Beatles fanatic, but this song in particular by Bob Dylan has moved me like no other song by an American artist...my own visceral reaction in my gut tells me this is something special...have a great summer!
What a great feel good song dude you nailed it
Bob Dylan the great and giant Universal Artist.
Long Life to Him.
There'll never be another Dylan poet,jester,genius,shakespeare with a guitar rock icon
Hello Dear, how’re you doing today?
it’s nice meeting you on here
And there will never be another Beatles there will never be another Neil Young because the world was different when they existed the ozone is changed the aura has changed in this world nothing is as vital nothing is as important nothing really matters that much anymore because this world is so screwed up and people are so screwed up they can't make sense of it
My husband did the best Bob Dylan covers. He died in March 2020. This song reminds of him.💔
So sorry to hear that
Sorry m’am.
Sorry for your loss. I love Bob Dylan's music.
✌❤ my college BF died after just 3 months of meeting each other & dating... listening to Dylan's B-on-B constantly late into the night, especially this song. 💔
Are they uploaded anywhere? If not, if you could upload them, I'd love to hear em. I'm sure others would too.
this album is a complete timeless masterpiece
is it in the Smithsonian? should be.
Qué no entiendo . Inglés.cońo
Absolutely, "you know I always say that you agree!" , - 'The word' or response "Absolutely' reminds me of absolutely Sweet Marie" a song( from the same album ) which ( I believe only a man who has been stood up by a woman ) can really relate to! The album is a complete masterpiece - you're so right.
Arguably one of his best
It's a shame that this song doesn't get the same attention as the rest of Bob's tracks because I personally feel that it's the one of the best that he has to offer. It's one of his tunes that leaned the least on political and topical points and simply allowed him to go his own way musically - and he really showed what he can do when he's operating purely from the heart.
He’s using his crooning voice. Like in ‘ Lay lady lay. Love it.
Listen "Tanto" By Skank ... A Brazilian Band who makes a version of this song. It's a classic here in Brazil... 🇧🇷❤️😍
This song is pure perfection! A true artist in his own right! I could listen to this song and Bob all day! Nettie in Vegas!🎶🎼
Huh? How do you mean, 'not the same attention'? As far as i know, it's commonly considered as one of his most famous classics...
Yes. A masterpiece
I just realized I've been listening to this song for over 50 years. 1966 was my freshman year at college. It's unbelievable how it still has impact and relevance.
agree-same year; profound effect, still.
How lucky you Are... I M a French 39's and I M living à world I dont understand.. There's just music
👍
Aged like fine wine.. i’m sure you would agree.
cool, i first ran away in 66 went to frisco got pad at 701 haight
I cant describe my love to this song..i can listen to this song all day and never get tired pure perfection
Same
Its incredible. ❤
Very true..... it is the only song in the world to which i can listen non stop.
Any automatic replay function on youtube soon?
Another "I Want You" addict here. I'm not even the kind of person who plays their favorite music over and over. EXCEPT for Dylan. I could listen to any given song in my Dylan playlist daily and never get sick of it. It's a phenomenon.
Same here .
If only he had recorded two albums, Highway 61 and Blonde On Blonde, he would still be a legend.
I kinda wish he had only recorded those two albums. I'd rather not think about his 80s albums.
Dylan And The Dead... 'shudders'
@@qty1315 "Blood on the Tracks" Is Killer!
@@cjjacob9397 True, but that was sandwiched in between some pretty bad albums.
Bringing it all back home is as good as highway 61 if not better
@@qty1315 Desire? Bringing It All Back Home? Blood On The Tracks?
Who writes songs like this at 24 years old. I carried the BLOND ON BLOND album every where i went to in the summer of 1966.
What surely 24 is the age when you write your best music? Can't think of a musician who gets better in there 40's or even thinks as good in there 40's ,the 20's is best age for songwriting! Most finished after 30
People usually are at their creative peak in their 20s, there's nothing unusual about that. Edvard Munch painted The Scream when he was 29. The Beatles' entire lifespan was over before any of them had turned 30, meaning every single Beatles song in existence was written by people in their 20s. I mean honestly, it's more of a surprise when people have their creative peak later than in their 20s, so I dont see why certain people are so fond of pointing out shit like this in every fucking video, like "did you know he wrote this at 24??" like... yeah, of course he fucking did, when else should he have fucking written it.
@GroovingPict God are you ever dramatic. You a democrate? You must be.
@@GroovingPictoh bullcrap. Van gogh was not in his 20s. Lighten up dude.
I still have the original 45 of this that I bought in the summer of 1966. My favorite Dylan song.
I have about 25 favorite Dylan Songs
To some, that old scratched up 45 might be worth thousands...
Whàt was on the B side? I wonder if you're 45 is worth any money?
kenneth short The B side isJust like Tom thumbs blues
I have it as well
My hubby was a big Dylan fan, RIP my love, i will carry on playing your favourite songs and kiss you in my dreams 💔 xx
Your husband really had good taste in music,Sorry about your Loss Julie. How long has it been now ?
@@christopheranderson2024 it'll be10yrs December 2022 thank you xx
For me, this is Dylan's best song. I was 14 when I heard this song in another part of the world, namely Turkey. It struck me and I felt a bundle of feelings I can't describe whenever I listen. I am 61 now I never lost these feelings. Now that I checked the lyrics and interpretations on "song facts" I can understand better the greatness of this song. Another of my all-time fav is "Simple Twist of Fate." Best words ever written in the whole world of lyrics !!
Turks interestingly have a relationship with ‘One More Cup of Coffee’. hear it commonly
Dylan claims his great grandmother was from İstanbul with the last name Kyrgyz
@@wdpk837 the reason may be that ‘One More Cup of Coffee’ was covered by a famous singer named Sertab Erener in the year 2000. Actually, before her, it was one of the favorites of my friends and mine as well. What I remember is we had B.D's "Greatest Hits" and after that jumped to "Desire." Most of the Turks knew him by those two LPs at the time. Other works were not really available for the masses. I first listened to "Blood on the Tracks" so many years later...Yes, I heard about his grandmother's origin and it's an honor to be related in some way. .
I agree.
Have you read the story of how it was produced? Very interesting. Dylan used a really good studio musician-guitarist named Charlie McCoy in Nashville, Tennessee, the home of country music, and the guitarist came up with the lovely guitar accompaniment for Dylan.
@@Michael-wx4iu Thank you, I will check Charlie McCoy for sure. I think Dylan has the eye to pick talented artists and take them and his music to a higher place.
Even 56 years on I still need to hear some early Dyan, with his harmonica, the organ, the drum beat and his masterful calculus use of words!
Thanks Robert Todd for your love, and support all through this times, it's been a wonderful feeling performing for my fans around the world. Though I rarely comment here on my UA-cam pages, I was attracted by the emotions in your comment. I'll like we get along and keep in touch, if it's okay by you. Where are you streaming from?
yes amen
I'm 70 and can't even find the words! LOVE Bob Dylan. Can't get enough. 🤗
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Me too, as well as my 42 year old son
This song has the same effect on me, since I first heard it when I was 14, until now that I am 55. I'm a scientist, but I believe in the magic of this masterpiece
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A brilliant piece of music a masterpiece on so many levels
I'm 62, I've ben listening to it since I was 16😊
Blonde On Blonde, Pet Sounds and Revolver. 1966, the best year in music history.
Good call.
I think you're bloody right there mate
I just said that above! Absolutely correct.
Thank you LSD!
It took years to appreciate Petsounds for me. Revolver OMG!
Happy 78th B-day to one of the most inspirational singer and songwriters of all time
Bob Dylan
Right! HAPPY BE-LATED BIRTHDAY, BOBBY! WE ALL LOVE AND WANT YOU!!!!
One of my absolute favorite songs from bob dylan😭
Incredible. Never be another bob dylan ❤
brilliant brilliant masterpiece ,my dance around the kitchen with my wife song.
@@damienwall6946 that's so beautiful !
Great song. Dylan was in a league of his own
Mine too.
One of the greatest songs of all time
joshua this is a fab song ive always wanted a bloke to sing this to me ? lol xx
No
I meant to say no doubt. One of my favorite songs ever. this genius come from.
So beautiful indeed
yeah, I feel the same
Good Afternoon 🦋I want bees 🐝and flowers 💐,and Bob Dylan's songs to soothe the hour 🤗
No memories of 60s is complete without a D ylan song.He was the voice of our generation. My-my-my generation.
[Verse 1]
The guilty undertaker sighs
The lonesome organ grinder cries
The silver saxophones say I should refuse you
The cracked bells and washed-out horns
Blow into my face with scorn
But it’s not that way
I wasn’t born to lose you
[Chorus]
I want you, I want you
I want you, so bad
Honey, I want you
[Verse 2]
The drunken politician leaps
Upon the street where mothers weep
And the saviors who are fast asleep, they wait for you
And I wait for them to interrupt
Me drinking from my broken cup
And ask me to
Open up the gate for you
[Chorus]
I want you, I want you
Yes I want you, so bad
Honey, I want you
[Bridge]
How my fathers, they’ve gone down
True love they’ve been without it
But all their daughters put me down
'Cause I don’t think about it
[Verse 3]
Well, I return to the Queen of Spades
And talk with my chambermaid
She knows that I’m not afraid to look at her
She is good to me
And there’s nothing she doesn’t see
She knows where I’d like to be
But it doesn’t matter
[Chorus]
I want you, I want you
Yes I want you, so bad
Honey, I want you
[Verse 4]
Now your dancing child with his Chinese suit
He spoke to me, I took his flute
No, I wasn’t very cute to him, was I?
But I did it, because he lied
And because he took you for a ride
Uh because time was on his side
And because I
[Chorus]
I want you, I want you
Yes I want you, so bad
Honey, I want you
❤
*.•°❤Bobby❤°•.*
Absolutely
Just seeing those incredibly moving lyrics puts one in awe...it's so real, so raw, so intense
The guilty undertaker sighs
The lonesome organ grinder cries
The silver saxophones say I should refuse you
The cracked bells and washed-out horns
Blow into my face with scorn, but it’s
Not that way, I wasn’t born to lose you
I want you
I want you
I want you, so bad
Honey, I want you
The drunken politician leaps
Upon the street where mothers weep
And the saviors who are fast asleep, they wait for you
And I wait for them to interrupt
Me drinkin’ from my broken cup
And ask me to open up the gate for you
I want you
I want you
Yes I want you, so bad
Honey, I want you
How all my fathers, they’ve gone down
True love they’ve been without it
But all their daughters put me down
’Cause I don’t think about it
Well, I return to the Queen of Spades
And talk with my chambermaid
She knows that I’m not afraid to look at her
She is good to me and there’s
Nothing she doesn’t see
She knows where I’d like to be but it doesn’t
Matter
I want you
I want you
Yes I want you, so bad
Honey, I want you
Now your dancing child with his Chinese suit he
Spoke to me, I took his flute
No, I wasn’t very cute to him, was I?
But I did it, because he lied and
Because he took you for a ride
And because time was on his side and
Because I
Want you
I want you
Yes I want you, so bad
Honey, I want you
Thanks 🌻
ooh that's what he says?? i thought he was saying mooo rooo sooo dooo looo eyeeess boooo roroooo criiiiessss
Bob is a poet... and he is a very damn good poet...
Good
Thank you 🙏♥️🧡💛💚💙💜💕🌞🌈🕊🍀🌻🦋🌊🧜🏾♀️🐬😇🌀
It came to me to hear Bob Dylan sing this song just now, and when I got here, I cried, because I love this song so much. I cried because he was so young when he recorded this record, and so was I. I knew he would be touring, and when I looked beneath his picture, I could see the schedule of his tour. Bob Dylan and his awesome music, it's circulating in the air, in the ether, and across the universe, so exciting to know he is going on tour, even though, I will not be able to see him live. I am so thrilled for all of those who will catch him live, doing his magic, and bringing all timelines and generations together. A bouquet of your favorite flowers, to you, @BobDylan and to your bandmates, the same. The best of success and great receptions at all your venues while on tour. I am so happy to learn of this!
Thanks Joyce for your love, and support all through this times, it's been a wonderful feeling performing for my fans around the world. Though I rarely comment here on my UA-cam pages, I was attracted by the emotions in your comment. I'll like we get along and keep in touch, if it's okay by you. Where are you streaming from?
I found "Blonde on Blonde", such a bliss of an album. The personal in this album reaches new heights.
It's been too long, Bob. So glad to be with you again. Timeless.
My favorite Dylan song, also among my all time favorites.
Perhaps the greatest love song of all time.
Rarely does a song make me this happy .. for most of my life now !
Hello dear,how are you doing?
My most favorite Dylan song, when i was young, now and forever!
I learned how to write poetry from this man. This is the Mad Hatter romancing Alice. God, how I love this record!! And even in 2023, I wait for his next release...and my next lesson.
brings back my youth.
We take it for granted I Want You is a beautiful Dylan song; however, consider how so much ahead of its time the song really is, because, after all, in 1966 many songs had Woop-Woop, Shopp-Shopp chorus to them. Then Dylan literally re-wrote how songs should be written. His concept evolved, through the decades, to the place popular music is where its at today. And it all points to Bob Dylan. Is he the best ever? His music influence is everywhere.
The first Dylan Album for me and still one of the best. Love it.
One of the greatest songs ever written
I grew up in the 60's my favorite Dylan songs
for sure !
@Bob Dylan THANKS BOB....LIKE A ROLLING STONE WAS THE FIRST 45 I EVER BOUGHT
@Bob Dylan sure I was at the Astrodome for the Rolling Thunder Revue
"He spoke to me, I took his flute." Yet another great line from this master of great lines.
Brian Jones..
That line is a reminder that lyrics don't have to make any sense to be profoundly moving.
I don't trust people who don't like Bob Dylan...
I wouldn't have put it that way; but, yeah, I' would have put it that way.
YOU MIGHT ASK "JOAN BAEZ" about Bob Dylan.....
Nor should you.
It's like they know nothing about music !
If I could say something half as cool as that, I would.
The greatest poet /songwriter of all tlme
The greatest singer/songwriter/poet ever
The Greatest Artist EVER!
I am so glad i saw him in concert a few years ago the last time he was in our state. Couldn't understand a word but I got to see this legend. ❤❤
Hello Dear, how’re you doing today?
it’s nice meeting you on here
I love the sound in this album. Bob your voice and harmonica are crystal clear and perfectly up front as should be! All other instruments compliment in a underpinning balance! This is an amazing studio recording it just permeates!
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Of course these songs are all incredible! ❤️🔥 Thank you Bob!
Bob is a genius when it’s comes to music Judging from your comments you must be into music yourself am I correct ?
Hello dear,how are you doing?
This song always reminds me that we should love someone special ❤️.
Its finding that someone.? Many don't.
Mostly ther just aint no-one worth ones love.
@@themanftheworld8439 If you can't be with the one you love, love the one you're with!
you can almost taste it.
On aime tout l' temps quelqu' un de spécial...non ? avec un je ne sais quoi de~~~~
My absolute favorite Bob Dylan album : I learnt to play guitar and harmonica and could do this song pretty good - much to the amazement of my friends - Blonde on Blonde is hypnotic and carries me away to a place I've never been to before and when I finished it I'm still not quite sure of the journey I've experienced - it was the last of Bob's mystical albums : Bringing it all Back Home, Highway 61 Revisited and completed by Blonde on Blonde - In my opinion it wasn't until Blood On the Tracks did he come back to the mesmerizing lyrics he is capable of. What a genius.
My favorite is still Highway 61, but I agree that it was a great run of albums. Like Van's Astral Weeks through St Dominic's and the Stones Jimmy Miller years.
I’m sorry, Dylan’s music is part of my soul too….I’m glad you and your husband (bless his soul) shared him.❤️
Hello Dear, how’re you doing today?
it’s nice meeting you on here.
I consider it an honor to have lived at a time of social upheavle and civil unrest. The music and poetry that resulted can never be matched in it's originality and passion and at the forefront was this little man Robert Zimmerman who with his magical presence and performances shaped who we are today. Yeah, I like this song too.
Theses lyrics are still matchless.
Bob Dylan is the best singer wide world,no doubt about it;Thank you very much for ever.
li falta boca per felar en Ochs, en Montllor i na Mitchell. Per la resta bé
LE PLUS et PLUS BEAU ...DE MA JEUNESSE...JE TREMBLE ENCORE EN L'ECOUTANT! L'EMOTION M'ENVAHIT...oui, je suis tout trmblant de nostalgie et d'amour POUR L'UNIVERSEL...à 75 ans!
❤Thank you, Mr. Dylan for being one of the most BEAUTIFUL poets of the last and present century. You have made a strong IMPRESSION on MILLIONS of lives. BLESS YOU forever and ever.❤
Hello Dear, how’re you doing today?
it’s nice meeting you on here
If I listened to this song every day for the rest of my life, I’d die a happy man.
Fantastic 😎😎
Song of burning passion and tender love. You would never stop listening. True masterpiece
Ho conosciuto questa canzone ascoltando la versione italiana del gruppo "Nomadi" e lme ne sono innamorata . Grazie Bob per questo capolavoro ♥️Saluti dall' Italia
I am confined -- I am isolated -- I am quarantined. Dylan coming to my city this June but I am afraid to buy tickets because what if we still cannot be in a concert crowd -- but I am afraid not to buy tickets because they'll be all gone and maybe these strange times will be over.
There's no tour this year. Look forward to 2021.
Just do it..
Concerts are exciting...but there is no rapport like one on one in the privacy of your room. You can savor every note and every nuance.
Do not exhitate! Go there and see/hear him.
If the concert has not yet been cancelled, go, buy the tickets. Life means taking a risk sometimes. Death comes to us all.
Greatest Dylan album ever !! He really shines ! Thanks BoB !!
Hello Dear, how’re you doing today?
it’s nice meeting you on here
Não importa a data, o ano ou o século, Dylan sempre será um poeta que faz músicas para nossas almas.
No matter the date, the year or the century, Dylan will always be a poet who makes songs for our souls.
Falou tudo!
Olá Matheus! Confere meu canal qndo tiver um tempo? Música Folk. Tenho inclusive uma música em q menciono o Bob Dylan, 'Keep Trying'
Dylan at his peak. His voice was perfect back then.
I feel like a lot of people just think Dylan did folk songs for a decade or two, then instantly turned into that 80s voice. I think it would be great if a lot more people knew his career, and why he's so exceptional, even to his peers.
@Rodger Hodgson who the hell is bruce??
@Rodger Hodgson Not Dickinson? ;-)
@Rodger Hodgson :D
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-Holy fuck I'd die for this man-
This is a good song
the best song Bob did...
dont die, think twice and its all right ; )
@@thegreenbird795 the best song he did was tambourine man.
Every time I hear this is like the first time. Blown away.
right, I keep saying: "ok, I'm going to play it just one more time",....3, 6, 7,........ times later!!! ;D lol.
Iwas 21 yearsa old when this classic came out now im 74 years old ,,,,I always thought Bob Dylan was singing this to me ,,,,Iwish xxx
@@johnlavery6116 I discovered this and many more albums and songs from the 60's around 2010, it changed my life forever.
He was. ❤️
you are beautiful mam
He was
@@joelev1373 Hi What a lovely person you are ,,its made my day lol xx
If one day I forget why I love this artist so much, well I'll come back here...
we all know how it feels to want someone and not have them for whatever the reason - awesome song ! love it!
One Of The Best Bob Dylan Song's Every Produced...Great Music & Lyrics....The Best...Thanks, Neal.
Une musique qui donne la joie de vivre, le sourire, la paix et l'envie de parcourir le monde... Bravo Bob Dylan pour cette musique emplie d'émotions !
I will never tire of hearing Bob Dylan
Love the Album and I love this song! Makes me smile every time I listen to it! Thanks Bobby!!!
Who else could write a line like:
"The cracked bells and washed out horns,
blow into my face with scorn,
but it's not that way, I wasn't born,
to lose you. "
Connor Oberst ❤
Look up the song Everything must belong somewhere by Bright Eyes. You won't be Disappointed. Connor Oberst has been compared to Dylan before.
My favourite Dylan song, and i been waiting for them to ̶i̶n̶t̶e̶r̶r̶u̶p̶t̶, upload all of this classic records, they even uploaded Bringing It All Back Home, Highway 61 Revisited and Blood On The Tracks, sometimes life can be beautiful
I waited so long too lol
I was so surprised to see me here?
This one of those Dylan tracks that, once the Dylan bug bites you, casts a magical spell over you…and cuts right through you. A true original. Stunning.
Qui ne connais pas cette merveilleuse chanson des personnes de cette epoque que du bohn❤❤❤❤❤eur
What a wordsmith, the best ever, a modern equivalent of Shakespeare.
Meh
@@clydenolet736 ikr
god, may I quote you Phil? so true!!!
"Wordsmith" is a bit of a reach, and by "a bit of a reach" I mean a massive reach.
Yes because he sold his soul to the hierarchy the chief commander himself
Although love is hardly explicitly mentioned except in one line indirectly, the whole song just evokes it and the desire it fuels strongly. Masterfully done.
Always my favorite thru all these years. Thank you Bob!!
Just incredible songwriting talent...talk about meaningful, tortured lyrics of a guy in love with his woman..searing and intense delivery...wow, take my breath away!
There is a beautiful simplicity in this song and air of desperation, like he knows that it is a terrible idea to get involved with whoever this woman is but he can't help himself because he just wants her. I think all of us can relate to those sort of feelings
@@Thin_Mercury I love your synopsis...I can definitely relate to this situation from my past...thx for your reply!
Vivre sans Bob Dylan ça aurait été très, très difficile .....et il reste très présent puisqu'on a la grande chance de pouvoir l'écouter.....en fait il est là à chaque fois .....avec l'impression qu'il vient de finir cet album , son œuvre est totalement contemporaine .
The minute I hear the intro....I smile and I sing....this is what music is speaks to you on a level that no other medium has...this man is a genius ty Bob
Now that I am retired I am preparing my all time top 1000 tunes ... a labor of love and respect. Several artists have multiple songs but Dylan has an astounding 5 songs in my top 100. Truly amazing (with one that just missed at 108). This one is at #39, Desolation Row at #27 and Like a Rolling Stone at #2.
I'm curious, what is # 1 on your list?
I'm curious too.
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The early Dylan - especially this one and the one of Highway 61 Revisited - is the greatest Dylan ever.
such a fine song, you feel every word.
As so many before me have been written this is a melody as bring me back to my youth. My favorite number one of Bob Dylon because it take me back to a very nice time in my life now when i be 70 years.
One of the great songs from one of the greatest composers of our times.
Bob Dylan - the living legend.
When I first heard this & the album Blonde On Blonde, I thought it was 'orphan bandit cries' in the first verse and that's how I always sang it in my head.
The lyrics of this love song are just amazing. And I always thought the 'dancing child in his Chinese suit' might have been a reference to Andy Warhol and the target of Dylan's affection in the song was Edie Sedgwick but only Dylan would know & he doesn't need to tell.
It's just a fabulous song.
Yes could be Andy Warhol, and I'm pretty sure "Please Crawl Out Your Window" is about Warhol/Sedgewick. Dylan's opiniin of Warhol was eloquently expressed by giving his Warhol original to Albert Grossman in exchange for a sofa!
I just love the electric guitar part in this. Everything about this song is perfect. I don't know how Dylan does it. He doesn't sing or play amazing but the sum of all the parts just creates something that speaks to me like no other artist.
But he does sing amazingly
Wayne Moss played the electric guitar on this. with Bob and Charlie McCoy on acoustics. Two more genius musicians from West Virginia (Wayne and Charlie).
@@johnbader3722 Thanks for the info!
A musical masterpiece.
You know when Dylan is trying to convey actual emotion in a song when he puts on his most unemotional vocal performance.
Brilliant! One of Bob's best songs if not THE BEST.
Brilliant song from bob , great songwriter wonderful uplifting and feel good song 😇🥰 god bless and please b kind to one another
what a masterpiece
One of Bob's greatest songs, imho!!!! ❤❤❤
Hello Dear, how’re you doing today?
it’s nice meeting you on here
Remember of the GREAT UNFORGETTABLE BOB DYLAN ! BEATIFUL !!! 😓😦😥👍👌👏👏👏
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it’s nice meeting you on here
It's his fantastic talent for phrasing...you know & every thing else..😍
Hello Dear, how’re you doing today?
it’s nice meeting you on here.
This song still gives me goosebumps everytime I listen to it. What a masterpiece!
How can people still ask why Dylan received the Nobel price in literature?!
Beyond comprehension that!
My sister and I got into a fight over that. She can't understand he is like a miracle.
Dont trust people who don´t like (adore) bob dylan... ;-)
when they said it was going to be an american i thought "cormac mccarthy" - but i can see dylan
Dylan is every bit as much a writer as Gabriel Garcia Marquez was a singer.
Can't say anything that has'nt been said before!!! One of a kind ,he will be missed ,hopefully not anytime soon!!!!
".....
Honey, I want you
Now your dancing child with his Chinese suit he
Spoke to me, I took his flute
No, I wasn’t very cute to him, was I?
....."
“I Want You" by Bob Dylan
One of my favourite Dylan songs and surely one of the best love songs ever.
My alltime favorite tune with Bob Dylan. For a 1000+ miles road trip, I had a CD where I only played this tune over and over again, I never get tired of this tune !
Happy Birthday today(May 24) to Bob Dylan. I love this song. Cheers!
this song is perfection