.dylan is the only guy i've found with such a huge load of unreleased gems...with most artists usually there one or two scraps of an idea or an early version of something but dylan's back catalog of unreleased masterpieces is unparalleled. ya know?which isn't to say that this in particular is a masterpiece but it's perty fooking good. and to cast aside something like blind willie mctell as an out take...you can see why he is better than anybody else. thanks for the reminder.
So many emotions trapped in that one voice. It doesnt even have a wide range in the song. Just up and down. But in it i can hear sadness, anger, love, humour, spite. Hes a ventriliquest for prisims of emotion. No one can sing his songs like dylan sings them. One of the greatest artists of the 20th cent.
This is the lost gem to the cutting edge period. This is going to stay his most underrated song of all time. He wrote this this is not improv this is almost fully developed with his use of the phrase van high used cleverly each refrain different fresh not repetitive at all yet a hook. This is a masterpiece. Too bad never recorded in studio
The fans got it from a joke by a writer named Paul Cable. Cable was writing about the song "Tell Me Momma" back in the 70s, before it was officially released, and he joked that it probably had some unknown official title like "Spuriously Seventeen Widows."
ya ..some of his whiskeytown stuff is pretty damn good..i don't know about his solo stuff..i haven't really gotten into it too much.bob is something quite other though.cheers fellow human.
Hey, i've just done my first attempt at covering Bob's "don't think twice it's alright" - Vid's on my channel and would really appreciate any feedback!
.dylan is the only guy i've found with such a huge load of unreleased gems...with most artists usually there one or two scraps of an idea or an early version of something but dylan's back catalog of unreleased masterpieces is unparalleled. ya know?which isn't to say that this in particular is a masterpiece but it's perty fooking good. and to cast aside something like blind willie mctell as an out take...you can see why he is better than anybody else. thanks for the reminder.
a true force of art
another Dylan gem that I've just discovered. Got a beautiful quality to it.
Thanks a lot Eric !!!! I love hearing new stuff...or new to me !!! Jamey This is great...
So many emotions trapped in that one voice. It doesnt even have a wide range in the song. Just up and down. But in it i can hear sadness, anger, love, humour, spite. Hes a ventriliquest for prisims of emotion. No one can sing his songs like dylan sings them. One of the greatest artists of the 20th cent.
Yes, just one line of Dylan's can do that: "I could see by his eyes he was alone"... magic.
Yeah that line always resonated with me as well.
There is something so fabulously melancholy about this
This is the lost gem to the cutting edge period. This is going to stay his most underrated song of all time. He wrote this this is not improv this is almost fully developed with his use of the phrase van high used cleverly each refrain different fresh not repetitive at all
yet a hook.
This is a masterpiece. Too bad never recorded in studio
i always loved this tune & the strange lyrics
This song puts me in mind of Visions of Johanna & also Sooner or later.
love this song, i prefer this type of home recording...
GRANDE BOB.
His words are poetry that hits you delayed. I'm slow but the longer I wait the more I feel what he's sayiin. He's a neat fella
Like your comment man. I know exactly what you mean.
As Van Gogh inspires, going to the painting of Bob Dylan. Thanks for the song.
awesome song, also known as Positively Van Gogh
Thanks
Is there a finished recording of this somewhere?? I love it.... Dylan is my favorite artist and I don't care what anyone says... he can still perform.
I wanna hear this done in a crisp recording!!! Its so good!
Agreed
soab dylan you did it again
Thank you, Robert Shelton. Boswell to Dylan's Dr Johnson.
The fans got it from a joke by a writer named Paul Cable. Cable was writing about the song "Tell Me Momma" back in the 70s, before it was officially released, and he joked that it probably had some unknown official title like "Spuriously Seventeen Widows."
true.i agree.hendrix had the stuff too.he was a huge dylan fan too.something was going on with that fellow also.cheers to you and him.
Like a rolling stone is taken from a slow rehashing of La Bamba!
i feel alone i want to go home NEVER LEAVE!
oh to be in that room.
Thought I heard everything by Lord Dylan, but : wooops!
exactly.
ya ..some of his whiskeytown stuff is pretty damn good..i don't know about his solo stuff..i haven't really gotten into it too much.bob is something quite other though.cheers fellow human.
stay alive people stay alive!
is the full one online? The one with the verse about Dylan accused of stealing pictures of everyone's mother? Very funny stuff...
those are called adverbs ... (obviously, positively, absolutely, etc.)
not even approximately.
oh and Dylan didn't name this song either. it was an untitled. his fans named it this.
Ryan Adams is a modern day artist that has a lot of outtakes better than most people's official releases.
I just wonder if he is the character who stole pictures of everybody's mother
Actually this song was originally titled "I Bought My Mom A Boombox."
Hey, i've just done my first attempt at covering Bob's "don't think twice it's alright" - Vid's on my channel and would really appreciate any feedback!