Man I’m so glad you got back around to Dylan. Such great acoustic playing in RTR and Blood OTT. Absolute treasure. There’s a grainy old video of him doing Tangled Up In Blue in white-face make up. Not the popular one!! It was up on UA-cam briefly and taken down. Different arrangement. Slower strumming. Wondering if you saw it. Gold!!
I'd love to be sat by a campfire as you play this to me. I can't play this good but it sounds so angelic when you do.Thanks for blessing my eyes and ears!
Hello from Liverpool. 👍 I’m pretty new to the guitar - only started a few years ago and I’m 58! I’ve learnt more and enjoyed playing more since you appeared on my feed a couple of months ago than I did in the previous four or some years! Just clicked with your style of doing stuff and the stuff you do. Thank you, sir! Keep it up 👏👏👏
I like the version from Dylan Live 1966 collection best, both for the sensitive vocal and the terrific harmonica solo. It has this strange quality of being both rushed in tempo and patient in phrasing. But I don't much like the guitar on 1966.
Hey JJ hate to bother you as I know you’ve stopped recording and are enjoying your UA-cam retirement. But did you delete a non-lesson recording of the full song? Perhaps it’s the Mandela Effect but I recall you posting a video for this song that wasn’t a lesson. Could be totally wrong maybe I’m just misremembering. Anyways thanks for the lesson and good luck!
So how did the Byrds get a way with releasing their own version of this Bob Dylan song, literally a month after Bob released it?? They must have needed permission, but why would anyone give that permission right when they are releasing it themselves?
@@pgrutube Whatever the cause, the effect was that apart from Joan Baez a couple of years earlier the Byrds rendition boosted Bobby’s career turbowise! 😋
Jimmy Jim, I read his biographies and a friend of mine knows Bob quite well. The dude is notorious for stealing, not only other people's songs, but entire record collections. It seems like everyone that's let young Bob Dylan stay at their house has had the cream of their record collections go with him. One lady tried to give him her Martin guitar, which he refused. Days later she realized her albums were gone. It was time for his boot heels to be a-wanderin'! :)
Yeah it's all been emerging even more since he gave "his" poem for an auction - turned out he'd stolen it of course. Joni Mitchell has been saying for years that Bob's a lyrics thief. Reusing and borrowing has borders, even in folk music
Dylan 75 is incredible - thanks for the show.
Hi, I`m also a big fan of the Rolling Thunder`s arrengements! Ando your tessons are very nice! Keep it and many thanks!
You are so gifted and we are so blessed by your sharing. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you.
Love this song, especially Bob Dylan’s version.
Hi James ,great lesson yet again. Really appreciate the time and effort you put in to help us play these songs. Thank you
Man I’m so glad you got back around to Dylan. Such great acoustic playing in RTR and Blood OTT. Absolute treasure.
There’s a grainy old video of him doing Tangled Up In Blue in white-face make up. Not the popular one!! It was up on UA-cam briefly and taken down. Different arrangement. Slower strumming. Wondering if you saw it.
Gold!!
I'd love to be sat by a campfire as you play this to me. I can't play this good but it sounds so angelic when you do.Thanks for blessing my eyes and ears!
Hello from Liverpool. 👍 I’m pretty new to the guitar - only started a few years ago and I’m 58! I’ve learnt more and enjoyed playing more since you appeared on my feed a couple of months ago than I did in the previous four or some years! Just clicked with your style of doing stuff and the stuff you do. Thank you, sir! Keep it up 👏👏👏
Thanks James, one of my favorites songs
Well done! Especially in the key you chose. My voice prefers it too. Thanks a ton!
Great lesson James even better football jersey! Go Bills!
Just loved this
Great version! Thanks!
Nice - 5 vids from JJ - got you on the big screen/split screen with the playoffs - couch strummers heaven....GL Bills - thanks James!
Your singing is great! Thanks
Thanks man
Great videos. Excellent tutorials. Thank you. Sorry bout the Bills tho. The wife and I are both bummed out. Next year!!
Great to hear your voice
yeees, more dylan please!
I like how he changed the chord progression and how it still fits....
James you singing was great for that song btw.
Great tutorial! Absolutey fantastic song too! You should show us "it's all over now baby blue" from rolling thunder.
Cool. Also a massive help with the Byrds version too.
The Rolling Thunder Revue is the best Dylan there is, IMHO.
Go BILLS!
Hope you are doing well OldBean
...we cover this tune ..
(Byrd's version)...gotta use the 12 stringer on that one ... 🥂
I guess the good old 12-string Rickenbacker
You need to do more singing, your good!
I like the version from Dylan Live 1966 collection best, both for the sensitive vocal and the terrific harmonica solo. It has this strange quality of being both rushed in tempo and patient in phrasing. But I don't much like the guitar on 1966.
i always thought it was in F in the rolling thunder version lol idk how i made that mistake
Hey JJ hate to bother you as I know you’ve stopped recording and are enjoying your UA-cam retirement. But did you delete a non-lesson recording of the full song? Perhaps it’s the Mandela Effect but I recall you posting a video for this song that wasn’t a lesson. Could be totally wrong maybe I’m just misremembering. Anyways thanks for the lesson and good luck!
Go look for it.
Looks like you're in a singing mood
Probably because the bills are playing tonight
So how did the Byrds get a way with releasing their own version of this Bob Dylan song, literally a month after Bob released it?? They must have needed permission, but why would anyone give that permission right when they are releasing it themselves?
You don't need permission to record a cover of a song. You just have to give the writing credit to the writer.
@@jamesjames9275 A bit cheeky. I would think most artist would respect each others work without covering it, until it's had it's own original run.
@@pgrutube Whatever the cause, the effect was that apart from Joan Baez a couple of years earlier the Byrds rendition boosted Bobby’s career turbowise! 😋
The Byrds based their version on a demo they received from their manager before Dylan released his recording. Dylan liked the Byrds' version.
Jimmy Jim,
I read his biographies and a friend of mine knows Bob quite well.
The dude is notorious for stealing, not only other people's songs, but entire record collections.
It seems like everyone that's let young Bob Dylan stay at their house has had the cream of their record collections go with him.
One lady tried to give him her Martin guitar, which he refused.
Days later she realized her albums were gone.
It was time for his boot heels to be a-wanderin'!
:)
Yeah it's all been emerging even more since he gave "his" poem for an auction - turned out he'd stolen it of course. Joni Mitchell has been saying for years that Bob's a lyrics thief. Reusing and borrowing has borders, even in folk music