BOB DYLAN & THE BAND - Forever Young / Baby, Let Me Follow You Down | FIRST TIME HEARING REACTION
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Did you notice when he leaned over and smiled, that was actually to his son Jessie who was in the crowd.
I've always wondered about that. Thanks!
Dylan is reported to have said, while watching one of his children sleeping, the song Forever Young came to him. A hymn hoping for his children’s future.
Bob letting The Band shine on their last concert.
The concert ends with everyone back on stage, singing Dylan’s I Shall Be Released.
The sound and energy of this version of “baby let me follow you down” is so reminiscent of Dylan’s 1966 electric tour with the band it’s uncompromising loud and raw some proper rock n roll
One of the reasons this film and concert are so great is that The BAND is just leaving it all out there on the stage. Robbie Robertson, Rick Danko, Levon Helm, Richard Manuel and Garth Hudson just letting go and playing till the end. And Mr. Bob Dylan is standing back and letting them do it. For something that is equally great you should do the Muddy Waters song "Mannish Boy". Muddy's real name is McKinley Morganfield, and he is, was, a real Delta, then Chicago Bluesman.
The Band got their start as the Hawks as in; Ronnie Hawkins and the Hawks. When Bob Dylan went from Acoustic Folk to "electric", the Hawks changed their to The Band and toured and recorded with Dylan for two Albums.
This song will always remind me of my mom who passed in 2009. “May your heart always be joyful, may your song always be sung.” We’re still singing your song Mom. ❤️
Bob started as part of the folk revival in the early 60's. He was known for "protest songs", just him strumming his guitar punctuated with harmonica. When he performed at the Newport Folk Festival in 1965 he was backed by rock musicians. This didn't go over well with the folk purists who accused him of selling out. But he was determined to go his own creative way and doing so added many extra dimensions to his music. He concluded his set at Newport with "Like A Rolling Stone" and as the song starts you can hear him say "Play it fu**in' loud!" After that he began touring with The Hawks and the rest is history
Baby Let Me Follow you Down, is an old blues song that Dylan picked up from Eric Von Schmidt. It was also the first single by the Animals (retitled as "Baby Let Me Take you Home"). Interestingly enough, the Animals next single was also a song from Dylans first album, "House Of The Rising Sun".
It seems to me that while this concert was being filmed, Bob Dylan wanted to spontaneously transition into the second song and signaled The Band. The Band are such great musicians and so professional that they easily adjusted. Lots of great songs and performances in this concert. I would recommend The Bands own song called It Makes No Difference. Great reaction and it's always enjoyable to watch your reactions.
They know each other so well. It's seamless, unified, perfecto.
The film, Last Waltz, was directed by Martin Scorcese.
I love "Forever Young". I love to play it to and it's been in my setlist when I play out for 50 years now! It also has a personal connection. I stopped playing it for a year in 2005 when my partner of almost twenty years passed away. I couldn't sing it without choking up because I used to sing it to her at home. Actually in that period I also had to take two other Dylan songs out of my setlist, "You're Gonna Make Me Lonesome When You Go" and "Lay Lady Lay" for the same reason. "Lay Lady Lay" was especially hard because we actually bought a king size brass bed and the first thing I did when we got it home was to pull out my guitar, sit on the bed and sing it to her.
"Baby Let Me Follow You Down" is another great one, and that one I've been playing for over 50 years! I actually happened to run through it earlier tonight when I was practicing, though I do the acoustic folk version from his very first album, but I loved this rock version too.
Another excellent Dylan concert appearance on film is in "The Concert for Bangladesh".
I very much enjoyed your reaction to this one.
Dylan always did whatever he wanted: change the melody of his old songs, add lyrics, and not play songs he was tired of playing. The Band could shift with him to another song, and
he knew it. The outstanding Muddy Waters does an excellent job of his classic Mannish Boy, and you'd love it.
I love watching Rick Danko dancing around ❤
Muddy Waters...Mannish Boy, next. The story goes that Dylan stopped Forever Young and then sprung Baby let me follow you down, thus the quizzical looks and the discussions prior the song, haha
Ur the best reaction video maker and i love ur rage shirt.....my favorite band and bob dylan is my all time favorite......keep playing bob dylan man he is so important and u are serious about ur reactions....stay true ur a good guy....very smart and honest with ur attention and attitude
For someone not generally considered a great vocalist, Dylan really has changed his voice over the years. I think he is underappreciates in that regard.
Great version of this song. Rick Danko's grave says "forever young" on it. RIP Rick Danko, Richard Manuel, and Levon Helm.
Don't know if it was an intentional omission, but it's only fair to mention RIP Robbie, as well.
Dylan was very successful with those dudes..huge talent pool. 😊..thanks for the review ❤
Great reaction again..
Yessir..
Bob is the G.O.A.T..(not those sports guys)..
react to Bob live..North Country Blues..or
Lily, Rosemary and the Jack of Hearts..or..
Hollis Brown..or.
Black Diamond Bay..
Lol.i'll stop..
P.s.or his Classics
Bob didn't like to plan things... if you notice they are talking at the end of the first song probably deciding on which song to do next.
The Last Waltz is one of the greatest concert films ever made, but it’s also bittersweet and symbolically marks the end of an era for many of the performers on that stage. As any fan of the Band will ask, did Robbie really have to end the group? Some could see the whole project as Robbie’s vanity project.
Nice to see him smile 😊 ❤
Amazing performances
The Last Waltz is the best music video ever!🏴🇬🇧
True Legend!
You should check out Dylan's "Ballad of a Thin Man" live in 1966 with the Band on Swingin Pigs channel to see em a decade earlier.
They were trying to figure out what to do next. Bobs 2 songs on this always makes me emotional. I love this version of Forever Young and how they transition into BLMFYD
Right before they start the second song, there's a close up of Rick and Robbie, Rick is smiling, Robbie looks serious, and tired. The Last Waltz was Robbie's idea and as always he carried the heaviest burden. Barney Hoskyns wrote in his biography of The Band, if 16 years on the road didn't kill Robbie Robertson The Last Waltz might. Robbie wrote in his book, a few hours before the concert started he went back to his hotel, trying to get some sleep, realizing he had been exsisting on drugs rather than sleep and good nutrition. He found sleep impossible, despite all the stuff going on and all the people around he felt very much alone. He took a cold shower, his wife brought him some food, and off he went to the concert. Fortunately adreline is a powerful drug as is coke, as we all can see in The Last Waltz.
From all the biblical references, you can see Dylan is on the cusp of Slow Train Coming. A blessing song. 1:41
05:55, Bob says "G7", Levon doesn't know where they're going, Rick and Robbie don't know either. They hang on G7 per Bob's instruction and bam! Right into it.
IT’S NOT EDITED!!!
Bob just had enough of the song!!
But we get a glimpse of what the Band n other musicians have said, that “you have to watch his hands”! Then he starts Baby n they just lean into it!!
He’s amazing!!
Just for reference, you might want to hear/react to the 1962 version of Baby Let Me Follow You Down
from the debut album: Bob Dylan.
I enjoyed this, but i still love hearing Bob's solo version.
Keep up the good work, and thanks -
❤❤❤
You got to listen from the double live album Before the Flood, the songs Just Like a Woman and I Shall be Released. Classics.
Seeing Dylan for 1st time on July 4th opening for Willie Nelson..cant wait!!
Nice save Shawn! Two Bob Dylan and The Band are better than one😅
Dylan and The Band! What more do you need??
Bob Dylan "Ballad of Hollis Brown"
There were riots when Dylan went electric so this is interesting to see in that context.
Forever young was written by Dylan for his child.
Further down the road by Eric Clapton at The Last Waltz
This video was not edited....live footage...Dylan changed songs mid stream.
😎✌️👍
Hit forever young again. I have suggestions if you need them.
The Band is Dylan's "hand picked" band thst he took on tour with him. The Last Waltz is a video by Martin Scorcese. It was made as the last time they played together with Dylan.
I remember when Dylan went electric and all the folk music fans were outraged 😂 Imagine booing Bob Dylan!! Sacrilege 😎💙👵🏼✌🏼
Rod Stewart does a great version of “Forever Young”
Bob Dylan wrote Forever Young. Many don't know that because it's covered so many times.
You'll have to get around to hearing rod Stuart doing cover if forever young. Isn't bob dylan great poet..!!?
Love Bob
almost everybody featured in this concert was coked out like crazy. Not a bad thing, but I'm just sayin'.