This was the period during which Bob came upstate, to Schenectady, NY. He stayed with the Alper family. My brother was a photographer, apprenticed to Joe alper, and was there when Bob and Suze showed up for one of Bob's first out of town gigs, at the San Remo Cafe`, in Schenectady. My brother and he hit it off and became friends. My brother visited Bob a lot in NYC in those days, staying with Bob and Suze in the 4th St. apartment. I have some wonderful photos of them together during this time. Bob came to our house quite often those days. He was always a polite young man and our family always welcomed his visits. I still have the harmonica he gave me, back then. Must have been the summer of '62.
He just wasn't a fast lead guitar player..look at the songs,,REMEMBER MOST DONT KNOW..his keyboard player. Sat and made up background keyboard parts,and melodically wrote about almost 50 of the best songs,with Bob keyboard player never got writers credit..,BET YOU DIDN'T KNOW THAT..you rank amateurs
My God this is amazing. It was like being in a dream! Dylan cracks me up. He really has a great sense of humor. Even then he didn't like one word responses. This was really swinging. I was just being!
Oh boy, these kind of earlier recordings have me laughing and smiling mixed up with a tear or two. Bobby's revisionist history always cracks me up. 😎 This is just too precious~ Somebody pass the hat and get this kid a real harmonica holder!
I so agree Francesco. Another year that I will add to the mix is 1970. Ironically, both were during the tragic Vietnam War time period (albeit that comment has little to do with this topic). I gotta travel on now.
He sounds honest quite purely his young self before critics haters villains and tight loosed women interfered with his deep forest concoctions. In 1961 he sang for me on the kitchen radio, good men were shipped to war in heroin jungles and one quit being a married dreamer, took my books and left town led by that gracious boy's voice. Bobby indeed knew Toby long before ...Thanks.
I really like how he sang in 1961. It's a bit more "warm" in a sense. I wouldn't put it up there with his best stuff or anything, but the early Gaslight stuff and his first album are pretty amazing
Wow..it s alright ma...unbelievable version...genius.... if he dies... I’m gonna take a week off...and play everything in my collection...or maybe just..“its allright ma“ in every version... „play fucking loud“
I think Girl from the North Country and Only a Hobo are from the Oscar Brand Show March '63. Hattie Carroll intro sounds like the Steve Allen show Feb 64. For those asking where they can get hold of it, a grey market disc called Bob Dylan Live on Air is one source. Four CDs with 58 tracks.
Oh! 0h! Bobby in a perfect image of a funny boy. A Jewish guy of twenty with a glue & Sand voice into a cherub face( David Bowie dixit)! He Always has had a superior irony & self-irony/ a tireless devotion & interest for the outside world well represented by his enlarge Blue eyes like a bow-window open to the world around! & Of course, He's , also, a fantastic storyteller in the way of the hyddish tradition of His ancients. Finally, when he plays the Harmonica along with echoes of the Midnight Train, Is Always like to travel in a Land of plenty & free where Beauty rules / the Sky Is Blue & the Sun shines on your Face! / The Promised Land/! Another Hystorycal document dear Swingin' ready for the Smithsonian!👏👏👏
the step was his pillow, the street was his bed ... he' s only a hobo and one more is gone ... nfc nescessary, as the anchor put it succintly, the song tells its own story ..
His talent, his freshness and the charisma of his voice are perceptible in this moving recording. Thanks to have shared, I would find this recording to buy. Where I can find it Swinging 🐖 lovely Po’ Lazarus
Wow, I was born 69, if you note all the songs have a bass part, I love the Mexico bit. Thank you for posting. I heard about the Chaplinsque,this is it. Wow. If you want to see what this leads to:Henrycastle1 UA-cam I felt ! I bet a bit of my life,to songs, Bobs your man for actually doing it,consistently,till right today. Thank you
LES CRANE: I think you represent to America, and to American youth, something very, very vital. And the last guy that had this kind of ... uh ... an impact on the youth of this country was James Dean. And I don't want you riding around in any hot sports cars. BOB DYLAN: (Well, he didn't say anything about motorcycles.)
What a TREASURE of Young Bob Dylan. .He was So Sincere, Focused & Tenaciously Focused on What he had Chosen to dedicate his LIFE TO Do. Such a Testamony & Testimony of Destiny & Following Your Heart's Passion NO Matter What. He made Many Sacrifices on his Journey for his True CALLING. Of Course he had the Raw Talent. PAassion & Dedication on Top of HARD WORK. Talent + Dedication & Passion for Wat You TRULY LOVE-- & Life ' Lines Up' for the Unfolding of Your Dream...Said he Wanted to INSPIRE PPL. 👍 ♥ WAT a GIFT For ALL Who Heard & Hear this SPECIAL MAN & Gift TO Us-'-Am just Glad & Blessed to have been Born in his Lifetime, Praise God. ✌l❤ xxxooo
[Dylan] comes from Gallup, New Mexico, not many know this, it accounts for the twang and even today he wears a cowboy hat much like those he wore in his rodeo days
You're kidding, right? Bob Dylan was born Robert Allen Zimmerman (Hebrew: שבתאי זיסל בן אברהם Shabtai Zisl ben Avraham)[1][5][6] in St. Mary's Hospital on May 24, 1941, in Duluth, Minnesota,[7][8] and raised in Hibbing, Minnesota, on the Mesabi Range west of Lake Superior. Dylan's paternal grandparents, Anna Kirghiz and Zigman Zimmerman, emigrated from Odessa in the Russian Empire (now Ukraine) to the United States following the anti-Semitic pogroms of 1905.[9] His maternal grandparents, Florence and Ben Stone, were Lithuanian Jews who arrived in the United States in 1902.[9 -- Wikipedia
@@marsharupe8112 guess i mustah wrote that ...so much as been written about his this and that, i put some on it too...in all truth and sincerity i enjoy the clothes he wears during his shows (the really cool cowboy stuff) and who else can wear a triangle moustache , sure was cool with the shades and polka dots shirts, and that hair...Bob been all that and still doin it LARGE...sorry if it hit you wrong, i can delete it
The loss of the Las crane show (the video I mean) is something terrible to accept (there is a small and awful video fragment on UA-cam)... I appreciate the different intonation (I don't know how to say it) of "Girl of the North country" :)
It is unknown if a kinescope of the video exists..also the show was syndicated to Germany and they didnt erase anything--it;s LOST at this time--but dont up all hope... I am also unsure if the Estate of Les Crane has copies...
@@SwinginPig Actually-from what I read Germany didnt start getting the show on tape reels till Mid 1966 -it ran through 1970...the BOB episode may never have made it to Germany too early a show..being 1965..oh well...
Thank You never seems like enough but I do thank you again! Never disappointed, be listening to this in full later this evening. Really, one of the best times of so many of them over the years. Really great listening to these days, the earlier years. Still can't pick a favorite time of his but I was hooked from the first introductions of him and the great sound only Bob had. The intro here, (from Gallup?!)
@@ritahall6628 he wanted to have a more spectacular background. No Google back then. He was sort of reborn. A blank sheet. He could fill in whatever he wanted. Starting over,. 💙
He told a lot of stories back then, like the running away from home stories. He even managed to get a short-lived gig with Bobby Vee as a piano player after telling Bobby Vee's brother his name was Elston Gunnn (with 3 "n"s) and he just got off a tour with Conway Twitty. Bobby's brother said he only lasted a few gigs. He sounded great at his audition, but they quickly realized he could only play the piano well in the key of C. He was quite a character, very ambitious and willing to do whatever it took to achieve his ambitions!
Just got back from northern Minnesota, Bob, and here's the report you requested. Yes, the winds are hitting the borderline very hard. The young lady you asked about has a sort of Army surplus parka. It should keep her from the howling winds with no problem. You'll be glad to know her hair does roll and flow down her breasts...and beyond. And oh, I asked, and she does indeed remember a little Bobby Zimmerman with great fondness. There you go.
that interview is another good example of i guess how the media and all kept trying to fit Dylan into a box and projecting their own views of him, onto him.
thank you for these posts. i recently lost [in a fire] nearly 3000 bob dylan recordings [tunes and interviews]. much of which had come from the internet and otherwise, not available.
Beautifully sounding guitar play and not only that... hmm Dylan: ..’harmonica ... seems to strangle me .. its a hanger.. a coat hanger... ‘. Grand done, from 1961 🌞👌Thanks Swingin’ 💥🌷and Thanks Dylan🎄🌷🌺❤️🌹💫
This is just beautiful singing and guitar playing. There's that Driving rhythm guitar ... wow...notice how he continues to Tune in and out of songs. His ear is good, that he has stop playi ng and tune a string. And he needs no tuning apparatus. He just seems to have Pitch completely in his bag of tricks.
note: this not rare in the UK (and Europe?) as I bought it on Amazon UK. The rules about selling radio broadcasts are different here so we have tons of this sort of stuff in nice shiny plastic cases (and vinyl too)
No, he used Bob Dylan. The Blind Boy Grunt pseudonym was used when he appeared on the 1963 Broadside Ballads Volume 1 album. The album was released on Folkways records, but Dylan had already signed his contract with Columbia Records, so he used the pseudonym to avoid contractual issues.
He was a Very Sincere Young Man-- but Guess We ALL WERE Also. Oh, Thank God this Dunya ( Abode( is Not our True HOME. Gifts Like Bobby HELP Get Us THRU.
Swingǹ Pig, you are so great and generous to create these incredible, rare compilations of Bob Dy!ans brilliant work over the decades.This compilation is outstanding. The energy and expressive storytelling edge to his voice in these recordings is astonishing. Bob Dylan is beyond sublime.
What is the source of the Hattie Carroll performance? I'd like to find that separately. The perfect song for these times, when Law and Justice are tragically failing....
Interesting that the title of 'Girl OF The North Country', got changed, and 'It's Alright Ma, (I'm Only Bleeding) was announced as 'It's Alright Ma, (It's Life And Life Only)'.
Whoa man song “Acne” Bob Dylan & Doo Wop at Riverside Church w/Rambling Jack Elliot. I really liked it & the audience did too sounded interesting, & Doo Woo (vocal harmony) was still around at the time. The Oscar Brand broadcast I also enjoyed. Thanks Swingin Pig.
Great to spy into the distant past like this. Some of these recordings I've heard from other sources, but many are new to me, even if they're from 60 years ago. Thanks, Swingin' Pig!
yeah young Bob you are the best I am baking some potatoes for my next meal drinking a coffee and listening to you a dog and a cat are sleeping outside is raining Iam rolling my camel tobacco which I have bought to myself honey
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This was the period during which Bob came upstate, to Schenectady, NY. He stayed with the Alper family. My brother was a photographer, apprenticed to Joe alper, and was there when Bob and Suze showed up for one of Bob's first out of town gigs, at the San Remo Cafe`, in Schenectady. My brother and he hit it off and became friends. My brother visited Bob a lot in NYC in those days, staying with Bob and Suze in the 4th St. apartment. I have some wonderful photos of them together during this time. Bob came to our house quite often those days. He was always a polite young man and our family always welcomed his visits. I still have the harmonica he gave me, back then. Must have been the summer of '62.
Great memories you're sharing, Doug, many thanks. How about those photos? Are they published anywhere? They should be!
@@alienalajna: Joe Alper published many of those photos. If you look up "Joe Alper, photographer", a lot of them come right up.
@@dougmackenzie5976 Thanks, Doug - I'll do that!
Had a look at your bro's pics...brilliant Doug.
Amazing guitar work. People that say Bob was not a good guitar player are so-oh wrong!
He just wasn't a fast lead guitar player..look at the songs,,REMEMBER MOST DONT KNOW..his keyboard player. Sat and made up background keyboard parts,and melodically wrote about almost 50 of the best songs,with Bob keyboard player never got writers credit..,BET YOU DIDN'T KNOW THAT..you rank amateurs
I know !!!! I agree 100 %
his vioce /guitar playing / song writing all complimented each other so well . people said he couldn't sing too which is absurd
Can’t get better
"He comes from Gallup, New Mexico" Haha, young Bob Dylan couldn’t get enough of making up his biography.
It's cool, Leonardo's parents made up his whole childhood. They should have let him make it up. It's his life.
I laughed so hard. He was hilarious!
He plays his mother in a cowboy movie in New York! That is golden!
Real good,bob
All, but a lyricist. Family Jew
hello out there in virus land ive listen to bob for 50 years and i still dont know how he remembers all his long storys some with 12 or 14 versus
I often think that...!
@@GilliePryor1Artistpractice I'd wager.
Bob, you're on top of my list of favorite musicians. YOU'RE NUMBER ONE
These interviews are priceless history!
"He comes from Gallup, New Mexico"?? Dylan having some fun or getting creative with his background at the time, I guess. Love this stuff!
so young and already so talented .... how lucky we are to know and love this GENIUS ..... thansk for this jewel............♥♥♥
Does anybody else wish It’s Alright Ma never ends?
Thank you for this amazing treasure.
My God this is amazing. It was like being in a dream! Dylan cracks me up. He really has a great sense of humor. Even then he didn't like one word responses. This was really swinging. I was just being!
How could I critisise this
@@pauleatinger3105 he couldn't keep it going m
It had its own demanding power
Yeah Peter his mother
I was 8 years old when I first heard him singing "Only a Hobo". Since then he has been my favourite!
Where did you get this? Is so gold. A treasure...indeed.
Got it at a record store a year or so ago. Great find.
Hearing Bob singing during this earlier time brings back rich memories listening on my vinyl bootlegs which I bought in the 70's. Still have them.
This is So!!!! Dylan😎💯♥️ Love His manners And His Voice😊😀😥🐖💘
Oh boy, these kind of earlier recordings have me laughing and smiling mixed up with a tear or two. Bobby's revisionist history always cracks me up. 😎
This is just too precious~
Somebody pass the hat and get this kid a real harmonica holder!
scripps spell bee? did that event close due from covid-19? the spelling is H ARMONICU.
the basket houses
Beautiful.
“I don’t want to be categorized” You created a new category for those of us who need one.
whole idea is kinda...NO category....set self free
im proud to say ive been listing to bob for 50 years
Here's to 50 more, Michael.
thank you
1961: what a underrated year in Bob Dylan's musical career!
I so agree Francesco. Another year that I will add to the mix is 1970. Ironically, both were during the tragic Vietnam War time period (albeit that comment has little to do with this topic). I gotta travel on now.
He sounds honest quite purely his young self before critics haters villains and tight loosed women interfered with his deep forest concoctions. In 1961 he sang for me on the kitchen radio, good men were shipped to war in heroin jungles and one quit being a married dreamer, took my books and left town led by that gracious boy's voice. Bobby indeed knew Toby long before ...Thanks.
I really like how he sang in 1961. It's a bit more "warm" in a sense. I wouldn't put it up there with his best stuff or anything, but the early Gaslight stuff and his first album are pretty amazing
It was his 1st year! How do you figure underrated??
@Abdiel Johan WHY???
You have a super cool channel sir
Wow..it s alright ma...unbelievable version...genius.... if he dies... I’m gonna take a week off...and play everything in my collection...or maybe just..“its allright ma“ in every version...
„play fucking loud“
love his guitar...he finally let it all out in nashville skyline.....i can hear forshadowing...this is beautiful
gallup new mexico. love it.
I think Girl from the North Country and Only a Hobo are from the Oscar Brand Show March '63. Hattie Carroll intro sounds like the Steve Allen show Feb 64. For those asking where they can get hold of it, a grey market disc called Bob Dylan Live on Air is one source. Four CDs with 58 tracks.
Damn! I could listen to this stuff all day long! In fact, I think I will .......... YEE-HAHHHHHHH !!!!!!!!!!
Swinging Pig as you suggest,
enjoy this gem while we can...
Always thank you to Bob.
The early stuff is just pure magic!!
This rare compilation I love listing to. Swinging Pig, Pure Gold.
Oh! 0h! Bobby in a perfect image of a funny boy.
A Jewish guy of twenty with a glue & Sand voice into a cherub face( David Bowie dixit)!
He Always has had a superior irony & self-irony/ a tireless devotion & interest for the outside world well represented by his enlarge Blue eyes like a bow-window open to the world around!
& Of course, He's , also, a fantastic storyteller in the way of the hyddish tradition of His ancients.
Finally, when he plays the Harmonica along with echoes of the Midnight Train, Is Always like to travel in a Land of plenty & free where Beauty rules / the Sky Is Blue & the Sun shines on your Face! / The Promised Land/!
Another Hystorycal document dear Swingin' ready for the Smithsonian!👏👏👏
thats style tipping the head to the dixit, re db's song to bd( sic! ) ... be safe n well one n all sane or otherwise ...
the step was his pillow, the street was his bed ... he' s only a hobo and one more is gone ... nfc nescessary, as the anchor put it succintly, the song tells its own story ..
@@joelkavanagh1464 You too? :D
That is an amazing version of Girl from the north country.
His talent, his freshness and the charisma of his voice are perceptible in this moving recording. Thanks to have shared, I would find this recording to buy. Where I can find it Swinging 🐖 lovely Po’ Lazarus
Beautiful words Patricia!
Wow, I was born 69, if you note all the songs have a bass part,
I love the Mexico bit.
Thank you for posting.
I heard about the Chaplinsque,this is it.
Wow. If you want to see what this leads to:Henrycastle1 UA-cam
I felt ! I bet a bit of my life,to songs,
Bobs your man for actually doing it,consistently,till right today.
Thank you
New Mexico. Not
and the masters make their rules for the wise men and the fools ... nfc nescessary
For him to take that song Handsome Molly and make it into what he made it into proves beyond a shadow of a doubt he is the most brilliant musician.
The young and yet to be famous Dylan sings with much more enthusiasm. Love it
I love dear landlord and 3 angels
Pretty Saro is beautiful filled with rich warm voice and earlier young time
Thank you, Swingin’, for this! So uplifting. Loved the banter between Les and Bob during the show and insane close with It’s Alright Ma!
Cheers, Swingin'! ;)
This is gold
Listen to his story of knowing carnival people in Gallup, NM. What a guy! What
a great artist!
Brilliant. Thank you.
LES CRANE: I think you represent to America, and to American youth, something very, very vital. And the last guy that had this kind of ... uh ... an impact on the youth of this country was James Dean. And I don't want you riding around in any hot sports cars.
BOB DYLAN: (Well, he didn't say anything about motorcycles.)
It's just that he knows that everybody likes motorcycles to some degree.
He Was Just A Musical Genius Already In The Making🎸🌹🎸🌹💯
Dead or Alive is Dont Think Twice, Its All Right
was gonna say the same
What a TREASURE of Young Bob Dylan. .He was So Sincere, Focused & Tenaciously Focused on What he had Chosen to dedicate his LIFE TO Do. Such a Testamony & Testimony of Destiny & Following Your Heart's Passion NO Matter What. He made Many Sacrifices on his Journey for his True CALLING. Of Course he had the Raw Talent. PAassion & Dedication on Top of HARD WORK. Talent + Dedication & Passion for Wat You TRULY LOVE-- & Life ' Lines Up' for the Unfolding of Your Dream...Said he Wanted to INSPIRE PPL. 👍 ♥ WAT a GIFT For ALL Who Heard & Hear this SPECIAL MAN & Gift TO Us-'-Am just Glad & Blessed to have been Born in his Lifetime, Praise God. ✌l❤ xxxooo
DEDICATED
& TESTAMENT
this is awesome. thank you!
Thank you for posting this.
wooow, hadn't listened to this gem, thanks once again
nice thankyou
Great stuff thanks s p
[Dylan] comes from Gallup, New Mexico, not many know this, it accounts for the twang and even today he wears a cowboy hat much like those he wore in his rodeo days
Grew up in hibbing minnesota, 30 miles from where i grew up, where in the world would Gallup come from
You're kidding, right? Bob Dylan was born Robert Allen Zimmerman (Hebrew: שבתאי זיסל בן אברהם Shabtai Zisl ben Avraham)[1][5][6] in St. Mary's Hospital on May 24, 1941, in Duluth, Minnesota,[7][8] and raised in Hibbing, Minnesota, on the Mesabi Range west of Lake Superior. Dylan's paternal grandparents, Anna Kirghiz and Zigman Zimmerman, emigrated from Odessa in the Russian Empire (now Ukraine) to the United States following the anti-Semitic pogroms of 1905.[9] His maternal grandparents, Florence and Ben Stone, were Lithuanian Jews who arrived in the United States in 1902.[9 -- Wikipedia
@@marsharupe8112 guess i mustah wrote that ...so much as been written about his this and that, i put some on it too...in all truth and sincerity i enjoy the clothes he wears during his shows (the really cool cowboy stuff) and who else can wear a triangle moustache , sure was cool with the shades and polka dots shirts, and that hair...Bob been all that and still doin it LARGE...sorry if it hit you wrong, i can delete it
What Bob think when He see himself a young boy? What amazing this! Thank you SP. Have a good week-end.
Thanks, SP, this is magnificent.
The loss of the Las crane show (the video I mean) is something terrible to accept (there is a small and awful video fragment on UA-cam)... I appreciate the different intonation (I don't know how to say it) of "Girl of the North country" :)
Yeah, that loss is just tragic. Hate it. And yep, the reverb on North Country Girl is beautiful.
It is unknown if a kinescope of the video exists..also the show was syndicated to Germany and they didnt erase anything--it;s LOST at this time--but dont up all hope... I am also unsure if the Estate of Les Crane has copies...
Piggy-218 Gosh, I really hope that’s true!
@@SwinginPig Actually-from what I read Germany didnt start getting the show on tape reels till Mid 1966 -it ran through 1970...the BOB episode may never have made it to Germany too early a show..being 1965..oh well...
Piggy-218 :( tragic
Thank You never seems like enough but I do thank you again! Never disappointed, be listening to this in full later this evening. Really, one of the best times of so many of them over the years. Really great listening to these days, the earlier years. Still can't pick a favorite time of his but I was hooked from the first introductions of him and the great sound only Bob had. The intro here,
(from Gallup?!)
So glad you enjoy it, Debby :) And yep, Gallup?! is right. No one knows why he made up that story. Guess he wanted to create a character.
@@SwinginPig
I was in the Air Force stationed near Clovis, New Mexico, about the alleged time he would have been living in Gallup. Sorry I missed him.
The high priest - the poet laureate of the 20th century.
YEAH YOUNG BOB YOU ARE THE BEST
"Got a bigger knife?"
What can you say. Gift from God
.
[Dylan] comes from Gallup, New Mexico (0.01 or so). LMAO
Not
Always wish I knew what he was thinking like saying he was from Mexico How can you not love Bob
@@ritahall6628 he wanted to have a more spectacular background. No Google back then. He was sort of reborn. A blank sheet. He could fill in whatever he wanted. Starting over,. 💙
He told a lot of stories back then, like the running away from home stories. He even managed to get a short-lived gig with Bobby Vee as a piano player after telling Bobby Vee's brother his name was Elston Gunnn (with 3 "n"s) and he just got off a tour with Conway Twitty. Bobby's brother said he only lasted a few gigs. He sounded great at his audition, but they quickly realized he could only play the piano well in the key of C.
He was quite a character, very ambitious and willing to do whatever it took to achieve his ambitions!
“I was raised in Gallup New Mexico……………”. That just kills me……..
Amazing. Thank you!
What! Duluth,Minnesota ❤
Just got back from northern Minnesota, Bob, and here's the report you requested. Yes, the winds are hitting the borderline very hard. The young lady you asked about has a sort of Army surplus parka. It should keep her from the howling winds with no problem. You'll be glad to know her hair does roll and flow down her breasts...and beyond. And oh, I asked, and she does indeed remember a little Bobby Zimmerman with great fondness. There you go.
That's so great...
What a courageous young guy to leave home and eventually reach New York...he never gave up. Followed his instincts...what a Legend ❤
thank u
that interview is another good example of i guess how the media and all kept trying to fit Dylan into a box and projecting their own views of him, onto him.
He never gave a straight answer. So...
thank you for these posts. i recently lost [in a fire] nearly 3000 bob dylan recordings [tunes and interviews]. much of which had come from the internet and otherwise, not available.
SO SORRY FOR OUR LOSS THERE....SHIT.
Beautifully sounding guitar play and not only that... hmm Dylan: ..’harmonica ... seems to strangle me .. its a hanger.. a coat hanger... ‘. Grand done, from 1961 🌞👌Thanks Swingin’ 💥🌷and Thanks Dylan🎄🌷🌺❤️🌹💫
This is just beautiful singing and guitar playing. There's that Driving rhythm guitar ... wow...notice how he continues to Tune in and out of songs. His ear is good, that he has stop playi ng and tune a string. And he needs no tuning apparatus. He just seems to have Pitch completely in his bag of tricks.
Dylan is an amazing singer
I have been listening to him for 50 plus years
I love his guitar and harmonica playing too.
note: this not rare in the UK (and Europe?) as I bought it on Amazon UK. The rules about selling radio broadcasts are different here so we have tons of this sort of stuff in nice shiny plastic cases (and vinyl too)
Poor Bob! Stuck already in the morass of commercialism !
Les Crane interview "Are you plugged in Bobby?"
If he only knew what was coming..
My knees are weak. . .
BoB's the Bee's knees
❤😊❤
7 8 2024 Sweet Marie MM
Blind Boy Grunt was the name he begain with.
No, he used Bob Dylan. The Blind Boy Grunt pseudonym was used when he appeared on the 1963 Broadside Ballads Volume 1 album. The album was released on Folkways records, but Dylan had already signed his contract with Columbia Records, so he used the pseudonym to avoid contractual issues.
this is the greatest compilation ever
I LOVE YOU BOB DYLAN
He was a Very Sincere Young Man-- but Guess We ALL WERE Also. Oh, Thank God this Dunya ( Abode( is Not our True HOME. Gifts Like Bobby HELP Get Us THRU.
Swingǹ Pig, you are so great and generous to create these incredible, rare compilations of Bob Dy!ans brilliant work over the decades.This compilation is outstanding. The energy and expressive storytelling edge to his voice in these recordings is astonishing. Bob Dylan is beyond sublime.
BD Had Said he WANTED TO INSPIRE PPL ( Like his Hero Woody Guthrie had during t 30- 40s in t Depression Yrs)
What is the source of the Hattie Carroll performance? I'd like to find that separately. The perfect song for these times, when Law and Justice are tragically failing....
Apologies of course Bob spent time in Mexico hence his love of Nachos and Mexican food ❤
The teenage angst song was hilarious!
Gorgeous young Bobby ❤️ with a wonderful voice so beautiful ❤
❤Absolutely Brilliant Bob has such a Great sense of humour ❤
NORTH COUNTRY is sung here in a higher part of his voice . good rare stuff .
I AM AN EMPTY HANDED PAINTER FROM YOUR STREET BUT NOW I HAVE ENOUGH ACRYL COLOURS AND CANVAS SOI CAN PAINT BOB HONEY
Interesting that the title of 'Girl OF The North Country', got changed, and 'It's Alright Ma, (I'm Only Bleeding) was announced as 'It's Alright Ma, (It's Life And Life Only)'.
WOW ! THAT Crunching t Notes in Lazarus!
He was so powerful, he didn't even want to keep that concentration up....it did some of it by itself..he was like HANK,BUT DIFFERENT
The lonesome death of Hattie carol isn't working on the video? Maybe a bug
As said in the description, it was silenced due to Copyright, unfortunately :/
Your hARmoniCa is on LE CHAIR 🎄🎄🎄🎄💿 💿💿💿🪅🚙
THIS IS S U C H a TREASURE. Thank You for the Sharing.
You know I love you Bobby Babe ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
YOU ARE SMART
who`s playing guitar on last two tracks
chris james Bruce Langhorne.
@@JDrevolver66 ok , thanks.
Session guitarist of Columbia lbl
His Songs are So Phylisofical ❤
Whoa man song “Acne” Bob Dylan & Doo Wop at Riverside Church w/Rambling Jack Elliot. I really liked it & the audience did too sounded interesting, & Doo Woo (vocal harmony) was still around at the time. The Oscar Brand broadcast I also enjoyed. Thanks Swingin Pig.
❤Alway's and Forever ❤
Great to spy into the distant past like this. Some of these recordings I've heard from other sources, but many are new to me, even if they're from 60 years ago. Thanks, Swingin' Pig!
I was in College.
yeah young Bob you are the best I am baking some potatoes for my next meal drinking a coffee and listening to you a dog and a cat are sleeping outside is raining Iam rolling my camel tobacco which I have bought to myself honey
YEAH BOB HONEY WHEN YOU WAS YOUNG YOU WAS THE BEST