I watched this from the bleachers on the right side of stage. the sun was setting in pink and purple, you could hear him clearly, the crowd was absolutely silent all the way through, just magical. simple and majestic, what an evening.
Catherine Bassetti love this My good friend Winston was on drums. Tucson classmates...we just reconnected 5 years ago...and I just found this tonite. It is like I was there too.
having a project for the history class about woodstock and bob dylan made me fall in love with this music. i wish i was there with all those people on a breezy summer day with the sunset on the sky and just listening to bob dylan singing
@@iustinmarinica4443 Bob Dylan wasn’t at the first Woodstock, I wish he would have been there! He lived in the town of Woodstock which wasn’t where the festival was held. His music is a force of its own, I’m so glad to hear they are bringing it into the history classes of the next generation. Keep listening, I have been since the mid ‘60s! He was at the second Woodstock, you would have loved the 1st!
SET LIST 0:09 Jokerman 7:33 Just Like a Woman 15:02 All Along the Watchtower 20:35 It Takes a Lot to Laugh, It Takes a Train to Cry 28:10 Don't Think Twice, It's All Right 34:09 Masters of War 39:27 It's All Over Now, Baby Blue 47:27 God Knows 52:38 I Shall Be Released 59:07 Highway 61 Revisited 1:07:25 Rainy Day Women #12 & 35 1:13:17 It Ain't Me, Babe Holdenon3, THANKS FOR YOUR HELP!!!
@@forporter1 did he? I was there standing knees deep in the mud in front of the stage, but back a bit for the good sound, and I thought it was spectacular.
I was listening to this concert on the radio, in the garage, restoring a '66 Mustang when Dylan and "Jokerman" came on. I had to stop. What a great song and I love the 'impatience' he plays this with. ROCK'N! Thanks Bob!
@ Ernesto Maybe. I finished it and sold it. It came out beautiful. I know it's goshe but I painted it a cadillac color (it was a raisin metallic with black leather interior). The thing was a rocket... I'd eat 350 Chevy's light to light, all day and all night... They'd be so pissed "WTF?!!! That's just a 289! Let's go again"! My oldest daughter was so mad at me when I sold it. She thought she was gonna get it. I told her if she wants a car, she can go buy one herself. I told her I'd help her restore her Mustang and teach her what she needed to know but she ran off to University and she settled for a little Honda something or other. That 'Stang was a killer. I may restore another one, one of these days. Love those Mustangs!
Yes, Garnier is always aware of what he's playing beside, really listening, with ears attuned by having heard so many previous performances, and here, I think, he's laughing at the comedy and chutzpah of blasting that intimate squawking of the harmonica out to tens of thousands of people. Yet from what I've read they are not really *friends*? I wonder.
Remember when Bob Dylan did that radio show and the host the DJ said will someone buy this man a harmonica holder? 😅 Bob had his harmonica on a clothes hanger which he bent around to make it work.
I heard this Concert live from Switzerland, our Swiss Radio Station streamed it live from Woodstock. Unforgettibcale mitten in the night. Love Bob Dylan since i was 17. Still today i,m 66. Thank you Bob. Was listening him during his Never Ending Tour a few times. Vienna 1979/ Lugano 2014/Lörach 2014
Brad Dylan I‘m pretty sure I saw him live around that time, but being so far away I couldn’t see his face and his hands playing those slides! Thanks for the tip! Had to listen a few times! Such a wonderful poet!! The older I get, the more I appreciate his poetry!
Your words are far so kind, you made me smile with a huge relief knowing I've been an inspiration to alot of people, somethings my poetry sounds off especially when I'm writing my lyrics but other times it flows well and brings out beautiful results. I always want to make you happy. I love you ❤
Inspiration after seeing Bob Dylan’s Woodstock 1994 show. Just been watching a wonderful concert thanks to “You Tube posters”. Bob Dylan at Woodstock '94. It starts off in his inimitable style of doing his tunes in recent times, some almost reworked but the outcome all the same. Totally absorbing. Yes, I too, have been knocked out of my “comfort zone & blanket of security” which formed part of how I remember those wizened, informative, enlightened, almost “sacred tunes” played in the past & I admit that it took quite some “reworking in my own head”, to be able to be relaxed enough, to understand the wonderful nuances introduced by Bob, during these re moulding of some of the greatest words in song. But once I’d shed my own sign of “discrimination towards them”, I was able to enjoy their new presentation & in fact relish the changes I heard. The show, for that is what it is, starts off much like life. Difficult to grasp & often to comprehend. It then develops into drawing you into the journey & then, opens unashamedly, like a wondrous bloom revealing itself to you, in all its glory and in its own way. It is after all, for you to decide whether to jump on or be left behind. For those who ran with it, its rewards were numerous & revealing. The audience was surprisingly silent in its respect & appreciation during the 'ballads' & roared in appreciation of the classic Dylan gems. Even though they were very different to those early presentations, those with a fine ear could bear witness to the hints of them, as if peeping from behind the veil. Yes, he was himself, buoyed in his revelation & those who danced, watched or listened, re baptised & enlightened. Life is much like that. Often uncompromising in its giving but as large as life itself can be. Some stay for the fullness of the ride, some leave when they hear the call. However, it Blesses one and all in equal quantities. The difference being, some allow theirs to fall on barren ground, some forget to nurture it into the fullness of its bloom and bearing. While those sufficiently eager & aware, wear these gifts like stars, to spread their knowledge and light, like the rising of the sun. I am thankful that there are those like Bob Dylan, who realised his great gift of “Revelation in Words” and that I supped at that table, much like I did on my “Walk of Wonder & Gratitude, in this Life”. John Knottenbelt. 8th May, 2016. In grateful thanks for that which has been bestowed on my ears, eyes & mind, so far as that which is yet to come. Also that I have been able to share of it with those who were likewise aware. Never forget that knowledge is at its strongest when SHARED.
I’m a longtime Dylan fan and this is my favorite lineup and in my opinion.. his most majestic performance... just riveting and with that sunset during that acoustic set is astonishing
anyone who was there and not familiar with Dylan and saw him for the first time must of been blown away! can't stress enough how much the band is on fire and dylan vocals are intense and he is definitely "in to it"
I can attest to the fact. My first show and I was blown away. I saw this band again a few months later in Rochester, NY, and they blew me away again. Great band and leg.
Proud of having my own recording done live on Aiwa tapedeck AD-F910 back then connected to a satellite receiver... so fortunate to be able to record some magic! I remember I was so tired and had almost no sleep for three days, but at the same time I was too excited and thrilled and finally survived it! Today I enjoy my precious tapes and the sound is simply great!
This performance is my most favorite & my most watched & most listened-to (via CD) Bob Dylan performance. Others here had commented that the performance was magical; I agree. Wholeheartedly so! ... Mr. Dylan has been Earth's consience and soul ever since.
@@GRZsonya This words just put a beautiful smile on my face now. Thank you for your patience and support... I love you so much.. I want to do more for even you also!💕
I remember this show. I was/am a huge Dylan fan. I stayed by the stage for like 8 hours, afraid if I moved I’d lose my spot. I was kind of underwhelmed at the time. I’ve seen him countless time since and have come to appreciate everything about Dylan in the here and now.
Thanks up there, thanks to gave us this kind of music creature. He’s indescribable. He’s magical. Don’t know how to describe the effect he makes on me. He’s juste Marvelous. Magical. Wonderful. He’s The one.
I was at this show. They had two stages and on this stage I saw CSN, Dylan, Metallica. I am a die hard Dylan fanatic so thanks for brining these memories back.
Been drumming along WW during this whole show! I've followed Dylan since the 80's...For my money, WW is the best drummer he's ever had. Amazing player. He and Tony Garnier was one helluva rhythm section.
Winston Watson is one of the great drummers. I think he kinda stole the show much of the time. I watch him and Tony Garnier. But I married a bass player, so I'm very biased 😉
0:09 Jokerman 7:33 Just Like a Woman 15:02 All Along the Watchtower 20:35 It Takes a Lot to Laugh, It Takes a Train to Cry 28:10 Don't Think Twice, It's All Right 34:09 Masters of War 39:27 It's All Over Now, Baby Blue 47:27 God Knows 52:38 I Shall Be Released 59:07 Highway 61 Revisited 1:07:25 Rainy Day Women #12 & 35 1:13:17 It Ain't Me, Babe
Thanks Bob, it’s one of those nights , I/ we need you the most, your concert Comforting my soul. We live in a Corona World now. I’m trying my best to blocking it out. You been a great inspiration, I’m feeling safe with you on my side. We sho
This is perhaps one of the greatest sets ever performed at any festival . . What a masterful songwriter and what a powerful band; 'God Knows' just kills it and brings me to tears..
Wow, this brings back memories. My parents too me to Woodstock '94 for my High School graduation present. Unfortunately I didn't graduate because my physics teacher failed me on my last day of school. That didn't keep me from enjoying Woodstock!! Thanks @Maurizio Andreoli for uploading!!
To my mind, this was the first of Dylan's great bands of the 1990's till now. The lineups have changed, and I've seen them all, but they all have something that is just beyond what you expect from a live band. They all blow your mind, in different ways. I could watch this version of Highway 61 Revisited for the rest of my life and be ok. But then there are so many other fantastic versions of the same song it's ridiculous.
cool to see my old pal, the late Cezar Diaz, working hard behind the band....besides being SRV's and Dylan's guitar tech, Cezar also played in Dylan's band for a little while, as well as owning his own amp and pedal company....Rest in Peace, buddy...
My Yamaha piano has a beat button...not a drummer, it's the onboard Geiger Counter ticking...Japanese radiation power "All Along the Watchtower" ua-cam.com/video/IU99TyY6sP4/v-deo.html "I will remove all things from the face of the earth," declares the Lord. I will remove man and beast; I will remove the birds from the sky and the fish of the sea, and the ruins along with the wicked. I will cut off man from the face of the earth. So I will stretch out my hand against Judah and against all the inhabitants of Jerusalem. And I will cut off the remnant of Baal from this place and I will remove the names of the idolatrous priests along with the priests." "I will bring distress on men so that they will walk like the blind because they have sinned against the Lord. Neither their gold nor their silver will be able to deliver them on the Day of the Lord's wrath." And all the earth shall be devoured in the fire of His jealousy, for He will make a complete end - indeed a terrifying one - of all the inhabitants of the earth."
I thought he was great. But even if some people don't like his heavier style, he was prefect for the venue and the audience. His aggressiveness lit up the place and turned the rest of the players into a rock band ... which they are.
I don't know why, but I like the aged Dylan's voice. Edit: Wow, I'm back in this video, and I see that I was just 13 when I wrote this comment. All this is becoming a long, for my age, journey into music.
@@Anthony-hu3rj I know,, nowadays and for the last 10-15 years his voice is a total mess, a real sad effort trying to sing over these nonetheless beautiful chords of his songs..
Fantastico incrivel como Bob Dylan toca e canta as velhas musicas com outra interpretaçao e os musicos entendem o que ele quer aquele som de puro mercurio que ele tanto procurou isso em toda a obra dele esse show foi com grande satisfaçao que vi e ouvi parabens Bob
Just an incredible performance. Played a lot of guitar during that time period. Lately has shifted to keyboards. Unfortunately, very few of the commenters either are young, haven’t followed his entire career , don’t know that he has been on his never ending tour for about 30 years. Although I’m thrilled that younger audiences are checking out “ the real deal” , I’d advise doing a little homework. Plus all of you who are musicians know how monotonous it can be to play the same song the same way over and over, year after year. It’s a testament to his restless soul that he constantly changes up the arrangements. Which is why he is fortunate to have the great Tony Garnier as his bassist and musical director for all these years. He is one of the best bassists anywhere, anytime and the one true constant. Regarding the drummer, its tricky. When playing to hundreds of thousands of people, one does need to rock. I think he fits, but that’s for Bob to decide. Phenomenal show!!
Love to see Tony Garnier on that bass! Got a chance to see him with a little jazz quintet in a dive diner in Beacon NY in 2017 playing for tips with old friends and that big bass. Great night!
Dylan has kept on evolving and brought different styles and sound. Evergreen. Class of his own who always stood apart and attracted the intellects and a great following of fans. Long Live
sounds great, thanks for uploading! Bob is stoned and rocking out, Definitely loose and shakey but also fun, confident, spirited... they are rocking out hard and enjoying the Experience
True. Did you hear that track he released a few days ago "Murder Most Foul". The lyrics are the most Bob Dylan has written like Bob Dylan in years I think.
@@ClassicGameShowPortal Everybody hears and sees on their own level. Though to say that interpretation is mostly projection would be inaccurate (in most cases), when it comes to lyricism, literature, and the arts especially, the range and emphases of a particular interpretation tend to reflect, before anything else, the interpreter's own beliefs, paradigms, methods, etc
Tony Garnier on bass has been with playing in Dylan's band since 1989. No other musician/sideman comes close to having a 30 plus year (and still counting) musical relationship/collaboration with Bob. Tony is the "Dylan whisperer".
We waited 25 years and you were as cool as ever. I was peaking in the crowd at the show and on the go. - Derrick Anthony Carvalho as seen on Facebook props to the Seattle people I met, always cool and turned me on to Highway 51
I can't understand all those bad comments on music magazines and books . For me is one of greatest Dylan '90er concerts in a decade where grunge , ravers , rappers , nu metal and MTV mainstream were at the top of the charts . Dylan must reinvented himself and his legacy from this years today are timeless classics .
Thanx for putting this out. I was there. After Traffic, they announced an 8 hr wait back to the parking. my wife said we're leave after the Allman Brothers. My main reason for going read too see Bob, Chili Peppers and Gabriel. WE FUCKING MISSED ALL THREE!
First I ever saw Bob, Wembley, July 1984, Jokerman was second in set. It was a sublime moment when his sound and his song seemed to fill the atmosphere across the entire stadium. Special time that still sends shivers down my spine.
Another great night on the force of nature freight train that is the Never Ending Tour. An entire career in of itself. May he continue on for many more....
May God bless and keep you always Mr. Dylan Thank you for 60 years of bliss and profound intuition.
Glad you’re still here Bob. Superb!🇬🇧
Bob alway brought more than a memory, left part of himself on every stage he has blessed !🎶🎸💜
Yeah, phlegm.
I watched this from the bleachers on the right side of stage. the sun was setting in pink and purple, you could hear him clearly, the crowd was absolutely silent all the way through, just magical. simple and majestic, what an evening.
thanks for providing colour...thats what we need on these pages
Catherine Bassetti love this
My good friend Winston was on drums. Tucson classmates...we just reconnected 5 years ago...and I just found this tonite. It is like I was there too.
Thanks for sharing. I bet it was a great place to be.
The sun was setting in pink and purple come on what shit was you on lol
thanks for taking me there
This concert gets better every time I watch it pure brilliant thanks
Thank you Tricia, your taste gets better too each time and I'm also ready to make you'll happy. I love you❤
@BobDylan-091 ❤❤❤ how absolutely touching ... you are a special Soul 💕
We love you back 🌹🎶🎩🎶😘
@@GRZsonya Thank you Sonya.. You're such a sweet soul... You should have coffee with me
@@BobDylan-091😂❤
how adorable of you 😘⚜️💃💜🕺
@@GRZsonya mention something you wish for and I'd grant it, it's the least I can do for your love and support💕
The definition of originality in his voice was gifted and it's beautiful.
having a project for the history class about woodstock and bob dylan made me fall in love with this music. i wish i was there with all those people on a breezy summer day with the sunset on the sky and just listening to bob dylan singing
@@iustinmarinica4443 Bob Dylan wasn’t at the first Woodstock, I wish he would have been there! He lived in the town of Woodstock which wasn’t where the festival was held. His music is a force of its own, I’m so glad to hear they are bringing it into the history classes of the next generation. Keep listening, I have been since the mid ‘60s! He was at the second Woodstock, you would have loved the 1st!
SET LIST
0:09 Jokerman
7:33 Just Like a Woman
15:02 All Along the Watchtower
20:35 It Takes a Lot to Laugh, It Takes a Train to Cry
28:10 Don't Think Twice, It's All Right
34:09 Masters of War
39:27 It's All Over Now, Baby Blue
47:27 God Knows
52:38 I Shall Be Released
59:07 Highway 61 Revisited
1:07:25 Rainy Day Women #12 & 35
1:13:17 It Ain't Me, Babe
Holdenon3, THANKS FOR YOUR HELP!!!
Gracias compañero
❤Great
Thank you ✌🏽🌻
He messed up his song (All along the Watchtower.)
@@forporter1 did he? I was there standing knees deep in the mud in front of the stage, but back a bit for the good sound, and I thought it was spectacular.
Dylan at his best. Love it. Thanks for sharing!!
Wow this is great Bob brilliant and also his drummer fantastic thanks
I was listening to this concert on the radio, in the garage, restoring a '66 Mustang when Dylan and "Jokerman" came on. I had to stop. What a great song and I love the 'impatience' he plays this with. ROCK'N! Thanks Bob!
I was listening on the Switzerland Radio live in the night. C,ant forget. maybe the best drummer
IS THE mustang still driving?
@ Ernesto Maybe. I finished it and sold it. It came out beautiful. I know it's goshe but I painted it a cadillac color (it was a raisin metallic with black leather interior). The thing was a rocket... I'd eat 350 Chevy's light to light, all day and all night... They'd be so pissed "WTF?!!! That's just a 289! Let's go again"! My oldest daughter was so mad at me when I sold it. She thought she was gonna get it. I told her if she wants a car, she can go buy one herself. I told her I'd help her restore her Mustang and teach her what she needed to know but she ran off to University and she settled for a little Honda something or other. That 'Stang was a killer. I may restore another one, one of these days. Love those Mustangs!
I love the smile on the face of Tony Garnier, Dylan's bass player at the sheer genius and beauty of the harmonica solo on It Aint Me Babe. Magical.
Yes, Garnier is always aware of what he's playing beside, really listening, with ears attuned by having heard so many previous performances, and here, I think, he's laughing at the comedy and chutzpah of blasting that intimate squawking of the harmonica out to tens of thousands of people. Yet from what I've read they are not really *friends*? I wonder.
@@jimmccue8063 Is anyone really Bob`s friend? A close friend who really knows him... I wonder. The genius enigma that is wondrous Dylan...
Remember when Bob Dylan did that radio show and the host the DJ said will someone buy this man a harmonica holder? 😅 Bob had his harmonica on a clothes hanger which he bent around to make it work.
I heard this Concert live from Switzerland, our Swiss Radio Station streamed it live from Woodstock. Unforgettibcale mitten in the night. Love Bob Dylan since i was 17. Still today i,m 66. Thank you Bob. Was listening him during his Never Ending Tour a few times. Vienna 1979/ Lugano 2014/Lörach 2014
probably the greatest rock & roll circus between 1976 and 2019, One of the best Dylans Dylan has ever invented. Merciiiii
A big cut over anybody else at woodstock. Hands down he is in another class.
I wouldn't go that far😊😊
In a class all of his own. The greatest singer,songwriter ever.
Wonderful!!! Bob was tearing it up on the guitar here!
Bob on great form....and looking so good 30 years ago......................... Stay with us, Bob. We need you.
Fantastic concert! Have never heard Dylan sing with so much feeling on stage!
Brad Dylan I‘m pretty sure I saw him live around that time, but being so far away I couldn’t see his face and his hands playing those slides! Thanks for the tip! Had to listen a few times! Such a wonderful poet!! The older I get, the more I appreciate his poetry!
Your words are far so kind, you made me smile with a huge relief knowing I've been an inspiration to alot of people, somethings my poetry sounds off especially when I'm writing my lyrics but other times it flows well and brings out beautiful results. I always want to make you happy. I love you ❤
Inspiration after seeing Bob Dylan’s Woodstock 1994 show.
Just been watching a wonderful concert thanks to “You Tube posters”.
Bob Dylan at Woodstock '94.
It starts off in his inimitable style of doing his tunes in recent times, some almost reworked but the outcome all the same. Totally absorbing.
Yes, I too, have been knocked out of my “comfort zone & blanket of security” which formed part of how I remember those wizened, informative, enlightened, almost “sacred tunes” played in the past & I admit that it took quite some “reworking in my own head”, to be able to be relaxed enough, to understand the wonderful nuances introduced by Bob, during these re moulding of some of the greatest words in song. But once I’d shed my own sign of “discrimination towards them”, I was able to enjoy their new presentation & in fact relish the changes I heard.
The show, for that is what it is, starts off much like life. Difficult to grasp & often to comprehend. It then develops into drawing you into the journey & then, opens unashamedly, like a wondrous bloom revealing itself to you, in all its glory and in its own way. It is after all, for you to decide whether to jump on or be left behind. For those who ran with it, its rewards were numerous & revealing. The audience was surprisingly silent in its respect & appreciation during the 'ballads' & roared in appreciation of the classic Dylan gems. Even though they were very different to those early presentations, those with a fine ear could bear witness to the hints of them, as if peeping from behind the veil.
Yes, he was himself, buoyed in his revelation & those who danced, watched or listened, re baptised & enlightened.
Life is much like that. Often uncompromising in its giving but as large as life itself can be. Some stay for the fullness of the ride, some leave when they hear the call. However, it Blesses one and all in equal quantities. The difference being, some allow theirs to fall on barren ground, some forget to nurture it into the fullness of its bloom and bearing. While those sufficiently eager & aware, wear these gifts like stars, to spread their knowledge and light, like the rising of the sun.
I am thankful that there are those like Bob Dylan, who realised his great gift of “Revelation in Words” and that I supped at that table, much like I did on my “Walk of Wonder & Gratitude, in this Life”.
John Knottenbelt. 8th May, 2016.
In grateful thanks for that which has been bestowed on my ears, eyes & mind, so far as that which is yet to come. Also that I have been able to share of it with those who were likewise aware. Never forget that knowledge is at its strongest when SHARED.
Thanks for your comment John, thank you!
Ok Mr. Jones
Beautiful
@@thehockeyfan8888 Your 'nom de plume', speaks volumes.
danced and sang a duet for my mother, a just unforgettable thing, beautiful and deep
How beautiful would it be to do a duet with you. I would love to host you and have some beautiful experience with you.
@@BobDylan-091You are missed very much
Just fabulous, fantastic. It s made my day.
EVERYTIME....EVERY SONG IN A NEW DIFFERENT WAY,,,,FANTASTIC MAN
I’m a longtime Dylan fan and this is my favorite lineup and in my opinion.. his most majestic performance... just riveting and with that sunset during that acoustic set is astonishing
Go.Bob
go as only you can glad to know yo
Saved Biddy
Sjakup
Worst Dylan drummer ever
anyone who was there and not familiar with Dylan and saw him for the first time must of been blown away! can't stress enough how much the band is on fire and dylan vocals are intense and he is definitely "in to it"
I totally agree !
U r so correct !
Bill They must HAVE.
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I can attest to the fact. My first show and I was blown away. I saw this band again a few months later in Rochester, NY, and they blew me away again. Great band and leg.
Proud of having my own recording done live on Aiwa tapedeck AD-F910 back then connected to a satellite receiver... so fortunate to be able to record some magic! I remember I was so tired and had almost no sleep for three days, but at the same time I was too excited and thrilled and finally survived it! Today I enjoy my precious tapes and the sound is simply great!
Great recording. Sounds excellent even on my phone.
That incredible drummer steals every frame he`s in.
Someone needs to steal scene....Bob is like dead fish.
@@paulcrowe6586 DEMENT...... BIG SHIT ¡¡¡
@@paulcrowe6586you're tripping balls
Zimmerman dance like a model
This performance is my most favorite & my most watched & most listened-to (via CD) Bob Dylan performance. Others here had commented that the performance was magical; I agree. Wholeheartedly so! ... Mr. Dylan has been Earth's consience and soul ever since.
😂
This melted my heart just by reading it. You're amazing and incredible. I love you
@@BobDylan-091 You Sir are so loved. Thank you for the decades of your beautiful music & showmanship 🌹🎶🎩🎶🕊🎶⚜️
@@GRZsonya This words just put a beautiful smile on my face now. Thank you for your patience and support... I love you so much.. I want to do more for even you also!💕
Beautiful comment!
I saw him in Cleveland that same month in 94. I was stunned by how good he and the band sounded. Far better than a couple of years before.
He’s like a fine wine! Improves with age. ❤️
This is my absolute fave live Dylan video, I love this 90s 'comeback' period, such great performances. Just such a dude.
I remember this show. I was/am a huge Dylan fan. I stayed by the stage for like 8 hours, afraid if I moved I’d lose my spot. I was kind of underwhelmed at the time. I’ve seen him countless time since and have come to appreciate everything about Dylan in the here and now.
This is so touching and hilarious, thank you for loving me this much. I love you also❤
Thanks up there, thanks to gave us this kind of music creature. He’s indescribable. He’s magical. Don’t know how to describe the effect he makes on me. He’s juste Marvelous. Magical. Wonderful. He’s The one.
The one and only bob dylan love from south Africa love and peace to everyone in this beautyfull land 💖
I love you my wonderful family. We are a big family around the world. I love you❤
I was at this show. They had two stages and on this stage I saw CSN, Dylan, Metallica. I am a die hard Dylan fanatic so thanks for brining these memories back.
And Melissa Ethridge did an amazing Janis Joplin set.
hows there, when you were at the show? let us know? what happened?
@Daniel Replogle. I was here too and a die hard Dylan fan as well!!! What a great memory this show is for us.
Wow, great band, great drummer.
But the singer, where did they find him?
Without this great singer sonwriter there would not be any band. Factum.
Winston Watson on the drums. He plays in Tucson now and I get to see his magic all the time.
Been drumming along WW during this whole show! I've followed Dylan since the 80's...For my money, WW is the best drummer he's ever had. Amazing player. He and Tony Garnier was one helluva rhythm section.
Thanks! I was searching to no avail.
Winston Watson is one of the great drummers. I think he kinda stole the show much of the time. I watch him and Tony Garnier. But I married a bass player, so I'm very biased 😉
he is my favorite too and I have been following Dylan since early 70's
The whole band is a rhythm section.@@macjolly6748
I can’t imagine this world without the never ending gifts that Bob Dylan has graced us with.
Fantastic performance by Bob, as usual.Thanks for sharing.
This is Dylan and no one can interpret his songs vocally as well as he does. Dylan is excellent as usual......
"Mister Tambourine Man" ua-cam.com/video/mfAV_alDVSs/v-deo.html
Yes indeed, the master poet! Not to mention song writer! 🎵🎶😎
@filthydog1220 With more technical ability, but surely not with the same emotion. There is a feeling to these songs only Bob himself can bring
LOVE U BOB DYLAN & SLL OF UR SONGS LIKE IT A NOT DARK YET B UT IT GETTING THERE .😅
I LOVE BOB DYLAN😢😊😮😅😂❤
0:09 Jokerman
7:33 Just Like a Woman
15:02 All Along the Watchtower
20:35 It Takes a Lot to Laugh, It Takes a Train to Cry
28:10 Don't Think Twice, It's All Right
34:09 Masters of War
39:27 It's All Over Now, Baby Blue
47:27 God Knows
52:38 I Shall Be Released
59:07 Highway 61 Revisited
1:07:25 Rainy Day Women #12 & 35
1:13:17 It Ain't Me, Babe
RAYOS ME HE PERDIDO DE TANTA BUENA MUSICA
Holdenon3 will
thank u for this. it takes a train ..
Holdenon3 x
Never really liked this drummer..all subtility is gone with him hitting the snares
Thanks Bob, it’s one of those nights , I/ we need you the most, your concert
Comforting my soul. We live in a Corona World now. I’m trying my best to
blocking it out. You been a great inspiration, I’m feeling safe with you on my
side. We sho
You are always on my heart too, I just want you to know so and I'd keep doing my best for your happiness. I love you❤
This is perhaps one of the greatest sets ever performed at any festival . . What a masterful songwriter and what a powerful band; 'God Knows' just kills it and brings me to tears..
❤️ a brilliant concert. Thank you for sharing with us!
Wonderful! Sound is great and I love the footage!
A real treasure! Thanks so much! 🤍
Always love the mid 90s dylan, fantastic band.
Winston Watson what a drummer!
One of the best of Dylan's bands ever. And Bob himself is highly inspired.
I agree...Dude is almost flying into the air during Jokerman. So much energy he adds!!!!
Wow, this brings back memories. My parents too me to Woodstock '94 for my High School graduation present. Unfortunately I didn't graduate because my physics teacher failed me on my last day of school. That didn't keep me from enjoying Woodstock!! Thanks @Maurizio Andreoli for uploading!!
What am absolutely amazing concert. Best one of his I think I’ve ever seen
Heaven sent!
Love it marvelous
To my mind, this was the first of Dylan's great bands of the 1990's till now. The lineups have changed, and I've seen them all, but they all have something that is just beyond what you expect from a live band. They all blow your mind, in different ways. I could watch this version of Highway 61 Revisited for the rest of my life and be ok. But then there are so many other fantastic versions of the same song it's ridiculous.
The Drummer stands out.
May he stay forever young.
great performance.bob playing some nice leads
What fun! Jammin really. Great drumming and steel guitar! Chapeau!
Yes indeed! Bob Dylan 🌹🎶🎩🎶🕊🎶⚜️
Here it's 2023 already. Mr Dylan, you've been around forever brother! Much Respect, Union sundown.🌍 Shalom ☮️..
Com certeza o dia mais feliz da vida do baterista!!! Olha a empolgação dele. Totalmente comprensível!
cool to see my old pal, the late Cezar Diaz, working hard behind the band....besides being SRV's and Dylan's guitar tech, Cezar also played in Dylan's band for a little while, as well as owning his own amp and pedal company....Rest in Peace, buddy...
Sem duvida um dos melhores detodos os tempos grande
Read an interview with Cezar (in the Telegraph zine I think) and he was a funny and interesting guy. RIP.
Best drummer I've ever heard.
Wasn't he with Emmylou for a time? A friend of Lanois I would say...?
Never liked him very much..no subtility..just smashing his kit like an idiot
My Yamaha piano has a beat button...not a drummer, it's the onboard Geiger Counter ticking...Japanese radiation power "All Along the Watchtower" ua-cam.com/video/IU99TyY6sP4/v-deo.html "I will remove all things from the face of the earth," declares the Lord. I will remove man and beast; I will remove the birds from the sky and the fish of the sea, and the ruins along with the wicked. I will cut off man from the face of the earth. So I will stretch out my hand against Judah and against all the inhabitants of Jerusalem. And I will cut off the remnant of Baal from this place and I will remove the names of the idolatrous priests along with the priests."
"I will bring distress on men so that they will walk like the blind because they have sinned against the Lord. Neither their gold nor their silver will be able to deliver them on the Day of the Lord's wrath."
And all the earth shall be devoured in the fire of His jealousy, for He will make a complete end - indeed a terrifying one - of all the inhabitants of the earth."
I agree.I thought the fan was to blow his beautifully hair but then I realized he must overheat!Superb drummer
I thought he was great. But even if some people don't like his heavier style, he was prefect for the venue and the audience. His aggressiveness lit up the place and turned the rest of the players into a rock band ... which they are.
Listened to this since the bootleg I found in 1996. It's still amazing every time!!!
I don't know why, but I like the aged Dylan's voice.
Edit: Wow, I'm back in this video, and I see that I was just 13 when I wrote this comment. All this is becoming a long, for my age, journey into music.
I am not crazy about it myself, but for each his own but I been listening to Bob since I was 17 years old and I am 65 now so........
Me, too. He's one of those exceedingly rare musicians whose voice, like a fine wine, has actually improved over time.
Well, this was 26 years ago. It's really his middle voice. Not yet totally stripped.
It’s great. Especially on Time Out of Mind. That’s where his voice sounds like his words. 👍🏼
@@Anthony-hu3rj I know,, nowadays and for the last 10-15 years his voice is a total mess, a real sad effort trying to sing over these nonetheless beautiful chords of his songs..
Fantastico incrivel como Bob Dylan toca e canta as velhas musicas com outra interpretaçao e os musicos entendem o que ele quer aquele som de puro mercurio que ele tanto procurou isso em toda a obra dele esse show foi com grande satisfaçao que vi e ouvi parabens Bob
Me sinto feliz de ver pessoas admirando a arte de nosso querido Bob
Just an incredible performance. Played a lot of guitar during that time period. Lately has shifted to keyboards. Unfortunately, very few of the commenters either are young, haven’t followed his entire career , don’t know that he has been on his never ending tour for about 30 years. Although I’m thrilled that younger audiences are checking out “ the real deal” , I’d advise doing a little homework. Plus all of you who are musicians know how monotonous it can be to play the same song the same way over and over, year after year. It’s a testament to his restless soul that he constantly changes up the arrangements. Which is why he is fortunate to have the great Tony Garnier as his bassist and musical director for all these years. He is one of the best bassists anywhere, anytime and the one true constant. Regarding the drummer, its tricky. When playing to hundreds of thousands of people, one does need to rock. I think he fits, but that’s for Bob to decide. Phenomenal show!!
Superb concert. Magic!!
What a lucky crowd.. hope they understood bob doesn't just play these gems
Love to see Tony Garnier on that bass! Got a chance to see him with a little jazz quintet in a dive diner in Beacon NY in 2017 playing for tips with old friends and that big bass. Great night!
Dylan has kept on evolving and brought different styles and sound. Evergreen. Class of his own who always stood apart and attracted the intellects and a great following of fans.
Long Live
this is one of the great festival performances up there with Queen at Live Aid in 85
no hay nada mejor que eschar los temas de Bob Dylan. Amo sus temas
sounds great, thanks for uploading! Bob is stoned and rocking out, Definitely loose and shakey but also fun, confident, spirited... they are rocking out hard and enjoying the Experience
That drummer pushes the whole band. Great lineup.
Yes indeed !
The drummer is fantastic !
It's not just me....lots of comments about Winston.
Bob’s guitar playing is superb for this show
Thank you greatly for this gift of more of your best Bob Dylan💜
I have never seen him play the heck out of a strat like that before.
Some days are special, and some events carry a strong feeling... I love you
Masters of war, best i have heard, gives me the chills
Absolutely brilliant
Only time in my life to have seen him live ✌🏻
That has to be Bob's finest live performance of Highway 61 Revisited.
I was there .. and now, I'm here. Time passes quickly.
#goBob
It’s magical when he starts his show 55 times ive seen him. If it hadn’t been for covid 19. I would have seen more.
He sings his own songs like he’s trying to avoid a copyright violation
Jimmy Plank that’s the beauty of Bob. Different and unique every single time.
you are a phony and a joker man Jimmy
David Silverman ok mr Jones
That's hysterical.... now I gotta wipe up the coffee I just spit up when I read it.
Slick line.
For my money, this is the most Bob Dylan has sounded like Bob Dylan in years.
I agree - good point.
True. Did you hear that track he released a few days ago "Murder Most Foul". The lyrics are the most Bob Dylan has written like Bob Dylan in years I think.
@@JustSwell
Seth Meyer & John Mulaney likened 'Murder Most Foul' to Dylan singing a Wikipedia page about the JFK assassination.
@@ClassicGameShowPortal Everybody hears and sees on their own level. Though to say that interpretation is mostly projection would be inaccurate (in most cases), when it comes to lyricism, literature, and the arts especially, the range and emphases of a particular interpretation tend to reflect, before anything else, the interpreter's own beliefs, paradigms, methods, etc
Thank You Mr. Dylan And The Band !!! !
:-)
wow wonderful concert Bob!!!!
that drummer doesnt miss abeat really xcellent
mike hoage my good friend Winston Watson . We were Tucson classmates. Agreed and thanks!
From mary l. Nelson Bob Dylan is the greatest!
Tony Garnier on bass has been with playing in Dylan's band since 1989. No other musician/sideman comes close to having a 30 plus year (and still counting) musical relationship/collaboration with Bob. Tony is the "Dylan whisperer".
magnifique concert merci a vous
Unbeatable version best of the best of "It`s All Over...
We waited 25 years and you were as cool as ever. I was peaking in the crowd at the show and on the go. - Derrick Anthony Carvalho as seen on Facebook props to the Seattle people I met, always cool and turned me on to Highway 51
The Sun also Rises.
I couldn't go. Was bummed. I'm over it now though.
Most of the time.
that Drummer is a pure Beast...TOP level
Winston Watson
I’ve been trying to find this show for years ! Thanks for the post great memories
WOWW love all your beautiful song's and this new stile sung's just so wonderful my good man. love you from California.
Marvelous !
Thank you, Maurizio Andreoli!
I can't understand all those bad comments on music magazines and books . For me is one of greatest Dylan '90er concerts in a decade where grunge , ravers , rappers , nu metal and MTV mainstream were at the top of the charts . Dylan must reinvented himself and his legacy from this years today are timeless classics .
Thanx for putting this out. I was there. After Traffic, they announced an 8 hr wait back to the parking. my wife said we're leave after the Allman Brothers. My main reason for going read too see Bob, Chili Peppers and Gabriel.
WE FUCKING MISSED ALL THREE!
Thanks a trillion dear
A Classical Rock Event Of All Time
I'd have loved to have seen jokerman live God bless Bob Dylan
First I ever saw Bob, Wembley, July 1984, Jokerman was second in set. It was a sublime moment when his sound and his song seemed to fill the atmosphere across the entire stadium. Special time that still sends shivers down my spine.
Um show desse é pra nunca esquecer muito bom
Another great night on the force of nature freight train that is the Never Ending Tour.
An entire career in of itself. May he continue on for many more....