Bob Dylan - All Along the Watchtower (Official Audio)
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- Опубліковано 30 вер 2024
- “All Along the Watchtower" by Bob Dylan
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Lyrics:
There must be some way out of here
Said the joker to the thief
There's too much confusion
I can't get no relief
Businessmen, they drink my wine
Plowmen dig my earth
None of them along the line
Know what any of it is worth
No reason to get excited
The thief he kindly spoke
There are many here among us
Who feel that life is but a joke
But you and I, we've been through that
And this is not our fate
So let us not talk falsely now
The hour is getting late
All along the watchtower
Princes kept the view
While all the women came and went
Barefoot servants, too
Outside in the distance
A wildcat did growl
Two riders were approaching
The wind began to howl
#BobDylan #Folk #SingerSongwriter
Dylan's version is for the morning, and Hendrix's version is for the evening
neil youngs version for lunch
Yes the vibes it is
Me thinking it's the other way around
So true !
Bryan Ferry's 10 pm; Neil Young's 12 pm; etc
“I took license with the song from his version, actually, and continue to do it to this day.
I liked Jimi Hendrix’s record of this and ever since he died I’ve been doing it that way. Strange how when I sing it, I always feel it’s a tribute to him in some kind of way.”
- Bob Dylan
Hadn't seen or heard this quote from Dylan. Seems to capture much of the listening public's perspective on arguably one of the best songwriting (Dylan) and performance (Hendrix) masterpieces of our times...Thanks for posting this.
I think Dylan intensely disliked 'psychedelic' music from '67 onwards, and had little time for the Woodstock festival in '69 - including 'Sgt Pepper'. This sounds like a retrospective view to me.
Credit where credit is due !!!
"It's Jimi's song, I just wrote it" - Bob Dylan
edit: both songs are good in their own ways!
thing is,this is a lyrical masterpeice,and jimi's guitar didn't really let the lyrics shine,check the forest rangers cover mate,a real midnight treat.
@@farkoduomah5120 I will do that, thanks youtuber
But this one is better tho
@@liamryan7239 dont pit them against eachother both versions are amazing
Songs are like that man I've written a lot of things that belong to other people
Dylan's version is disturbing.
Hendrix made it scary.
Indeed, apocalyptic.
You hit the nail on the head. The lyrics and sparse arrangement make it sound like something awful is coming. I’ve been listening to this song for years and never figured out what creeped me out.
Me and Bobby McGhee. Janis or Kristofferson’s version?
@John S. with a little help from my friends i liked the beatles
I think the fact that someone as irreverent and hostile as a young Bob Dylan was actually a fan of Jimi, and that someone as talented and different as Jimi was a huge Dylan fan only goes to show that talent recognises talent.
I love both versions of this, both have their place 🎵🎶
Great comment. Two great musicians two great renditions.
Absolutely. Though even Dylan has said Hendrix's version is his favorite. Damn that man could play.
Honestly, I could not stand to listen to Dylan until Jimi and others started doing his songs... must have been the harmonica. Really, I think anyone reading this could do a better rendition.
Someone irrelevant as BOB DYLAN? Are you crazy? He was a legend since day one.
"You burst into scene already a legend"
@@johngalt7789 irreverent, mate. Not the same word - of course Bob Dylan was an absolute legend from day dot, one of the most relevant figures of the 60's, and now of course ;)
Just reminding everyone that you are allowed to like both versions of this song *dylan and hendrix* without having to devalue the other, so sad to see a great song plagued with ignorant comments
Yeah both versions are special in their own way.
A great song will always be a great song.
Indeed
Both are superb, Bob,s is more haunting with a high- lonesome sound, Jimi's version is more hard driving BOTH ARE STELLAR.!!!
Who cares people really forgetting that Jimi did it cause he loved Dylan, and Dylan respected Jimi and said that he preferred Jimi’s version
I honestly cannot believe how much quality music was put out during the 60s
It's all the acid 💀
Especially compared to now.
Every decade has quality music
Part of it is that there was also a lot (an absolute ass-ton) of really bad music from that time, you just don't hear it ever
@@2bobaf Music has been at some of its best in the last 5-ish years. Rock is struggling a little bit, but every genre has its peaks over time. Metal and rap and even pop are all reaching new heights, both in terms of enjoyability and artistry
And then Bob sets his electronic harmonica on fire and smashes it!!!!
Gaetana Nelson hahahaha
Made me laugh!
Me and Bobby McGhee. Janis or Kristofferson’s version?
😂😂😂😂😂😂 that's a classic
lol u crack me up.
Dylan creates a very powerful, ominous sense of time and place in this song. It's like the script for a dark and atmospheric movie where something dreadful is about to happen.
perfectly said, very insightful. thanks
Jimi Hendrix did a wonderful cover but this original has a very elegant and mysterious energy. Special song from a genius as Bob Dylan
I’ve never been a big fan of Dylan’s music, but he’s one of the greatest songwriters to ever step foot on the planet.
so why you not a fan hah
The best
@@grassrootsfootball225 because it doesn’t sound that good. Lyrically it’s great, the melody is great, but I’d prefer him to sing in a less stylized (to put it politely) way. That’s obviously just an opinion, I probably think a lot of stuff sounds great that other people think is meaningless drivel.
No doubt about it...Dylan: my brother from another mother..
Strange. Hate n love is same for u .
In the Hendrix version, the music takes priority over the lyrics. Not so with Dylan's original production where the power of the lyrics reigns supreme.
Imo the cover mixes the genius of both. Hendrix's guitar matched with Dylan's lyricism. It creates the perfect song. Not many compare to all along the watchtower by jimi
Rinifi agree man hendrix version is too much for this piece coz dylan wants to tell a story
That’s the beauty of dylan. He had s simple mad catchy beat, but his lyrics are the main event. It’s not about the flashy guitar solos or drum riffs. It’s about the message
Totally agree!!
I thought the same. The music great as it is louder than the lyrics and it doesn’t feel as important as it should.
From 1963-1967 Dylan released a string of 7 masterpiece albums in a row, one after the other. I don’t think anyone will ever equal that.
Bloody gifted godly.how many got a nobel prize for singing writing
Coldplay...??
There were some fellas around that time that released 13 masterpieces in a row.
@@vivaelbetis2086 never heard of ‘em :P
@@vivaelbetis2086 some guys called fab four i think
Dylan loved Hendrix version and has played it the in the Hendrix style ever since ❤️ not many artists would be humble enough to do a cover version of their own song! You gotta love Dylan! And Hendrix ❤️
The closest example I could think of is David Bowie with Nirvana's version of The Man who Sold the World.
"Played it the in the Hendrix style ever since?" Bob Dylan never performed this song live until 1974.
This is literally one of the best lyrics ever.
Maybe the English lyrics that I prefer
Yes this and Neil Youngs keep on rocking in the free world.
@@minners71 The Free World? Where is this...? 🤔
I take that literally
the dude didn't win the Nobel Peace Prize for nothing...
A Nobel song .
Now weird Al Yankovic shud parody it and win the ignoble prize.
I concur.
Nobel Prize to promote the war around the world. Fakes awards... Lifes are more important than silly awards... No more Oscars, Nobels, Grammys or those fucking silly statutes...
Nicely put Mr Godard
@@eliasarias9925 right
Dylan is unsurpassable when it comes to songwriting and storytelling. Although I prefer the Hendrix version, it's a shame that Dylan doesn't really get the credit he deserves for this song
He got a damn Nobel prize for this song
He might not get the credits but he probably gets the $$ instead (copyright) 😉
He basically passed "ownership" of the song to Hendrix and said his version was superior.
@snoodle Nah he got it for all his songs, it's alright ma, visions of Johanna, stuck inside of mobile with the Memphis blues again
@@elstonngunn4193 exactly. It’s naive to think this was the only reason why he won the Nobel Prize... also, songs like it’s alright ma and desolation row are bigger lyrical achievements in my opinion.
Dylan is the greatest contemporary writer there is. His contributions are incalculable ☮️
One of the greatest songs ever written
A shame I never hear this song on any classic rock radio stations
Well it’s hard to call it rock
This was his first album after the motorcycle crash, and he had gone into seclusion. He made Columbia release it with no advertising and no singles. I always found that part the craziest, to have enough clout to tell Columbia Records "Hey, DONT make as much money as possible. Because I said so." And they obeyed.
I think thats bc it is not classic rock, dude
@@alexanderhowl8762 bruh anything Dylan from the 60's is classic rock, lol. Well except the earlier pure folk stuff
this is more countryish, the jimi hendrix version is probably on the classic rock stations
The definition of a short masterpiece
✔ Yes❗ I like to say "MINI-MASTERPIECE."
Perfect
Brilliant poetry from the greatest artist of all time! Thank you for your art, Bob. You’re my idol since I was a child. Can’t wait to see you performing this year for the 12th time in my life!
Ya me too 12 years old greatest hits 1 and 2 , changed and shaped my life
Bob Dylan has touched so many people, all over the earth. Everyone who loves Dylan seems to have an almost psychic
or spiritual connection to at least one of his songs. All Along The Watchtower is that song for me. And not only the
original, either. Hendrix’ version is now the measuring stick for the greatness of the song, and my connection is with
all of that: Hendrix, Dylan, and 1968. It’s all wrapped and tied with a bow. Happy Birthday, Bob! (5-24-21)
Why has no one arrested him for molestation lol
@@2bobaf ~ Feeble.
There's The Times they are a changin' and a 100 more where that came from.
Song to Woody's my fave, The entire first album is a masterpiece as is :When I paint my masterpiece and many more.
Didn’t know that Bob Dylan was the originator of All Along the Watchtower. Jimmy, however, made a master of this most incredible and historic song! Kudos to both!
Definitely a strong contender for the best lyrics Dylan ever wrote.
Ned D. Maybe, definitely one of his best songs, but it’s too short, It’s alright Ma, Desolation Row and Sad Eyed Lady of the Lowlands are generally considered his best lyrics...
Sometimes shorter is better.
Lyricist, yes. Vocalist, hell no. World would be a better place if Dylan was in the same boat as Bernie Taupin.
@@nickzee7723 Wh-wut?
that's a large category! black diamond bay is among my favourites!
let us not talk falsely, now
the hour is getting late
So let us not stick in UA-cam now,
the hour is getting late.
... .(checks clock) it's 1:34 pm
Weird I was reading your comment exactly as he sang the lyric
My favourite song of all time, Shrouded in mystery, buried in lyrical genius. Bob Dylan is the greatest.
Not really that mysterious. Based on "Five Characters in Search of an Exit" by Rod Serling.
Take a bow , to every word put together in this story by Dylan.
Tell methe story, please.
Dylan's unique vocals, beautiful harmonica and masterpiece of a lyrics.
Perfection.
My head hurts after listening to that harmonia
@@lalolanda3996lol same
The greatest lyrics ever written
The definition of a short masterpiece
"There must be someway out of here" I think it's the best opening line in the history of music
One of Dylan´s masterpieces, both in melody and lyrics.
1:09 I am at my fucking limit
Why?
amogus
@@p0cr0c71 amogus
@@p0cr0c71 amogus
@@p0cr0c71 amogus
"And, behold, here cometh a chariot of men, with a couple of horsemen. And he answered and said, Babylon is fallen, is fallen; and all the graven images of her gods he hath broken unto the ground." Isiah 21:9
finally the version I have been looking for
Rici Mercury I’ve been searching for this for years
Finding dylan originals on you tube is like searching for hens teeth
Hendrix version is a mole better than this.
@TakeInS2 Bob Dylan's version sounds like dog shit compare to Jimi Hendrix's
@@-YiY- nah
1:09 can't take it anymore
Amogus
𝔄𝔪𝔬𝔫𝔤 𝔲𝔰
GET OUT OF MY HEAD GET OUT OF MY HEAD GET OUT OF MY HEADGET OUT OF MY HEAD GET OUT OF MY HEAD GET OUT OF MY HEADGET OUT OF MY HEAD GET OUT OF MY HEAD GET OUT OF MY HEADGET OUT OF MY HEAD GET OUT OF MY HEAD GET OUT OF MY HEADGET OUT OF MY HEAD GET OUT OF MY HEAD GET OUT OF MY HEAD
This song is for our time!! The hour is getting late indeed!! Thank you so much for being the voice and vision. God bless Bob!! And thank you!!
There's no "Dylan Version" he wrote it
In the end, if not for Dylan,Jimi couldn't have ever created his epic cover.
Nobody ever said otherwise.
Somehow the Dylan version suits the lyrics so much better - melancholic and philosphical. It grabs and holds harder, leaving some sad but also pleasant feeling after listening to it.
Truth
Well is should suit the lyrics better.....It's the Original.
SilentHotdog28 Actually Bob Dylan stole it from someone
@@IndiePickleball Go do your research, Bob Dylan wrote the song, Jimi Hendrix covered it.
Wait I thought Mariah Carey wrote it?!
Me: so this song is called 'all along the watchtower'
My mom: yeah ok I know that song
Me: lol ok
*Harmonica starts playing*
My mom: (0_0)
(My mom hates Bob Dylan lol)
How can you hate Bob Dylan?
You should get a new mom
Of course that's her personal preference. You may disagree with her but after all, she's your mom. Bob Dylan's an amazing lyricist, one of a kind storyteller, however musically... That's a different matter. My mother also isn't a big fan of his but she acknowledges his contribution to the music world. As they say "It is what it is". Hope you're not mad at your mom for not liking (or even hating as you said) Bob Dylan. Best wishes Visfar ;) P.S I can tell you're a YES fan
Paul Sinwill the world needs more people like u
@@aljek5075 we dont need any more SJWs
" my name is Saul Tigh i am an officer of the colonial fleet , whatever else i am whatever else it means, thats the man i want to be and if i die today
Thats the man ill be "
The best version of this song isn't by Hendrix, is by Dylan, live in Budokan (1978).
1:08
GET OUT OF MY HEAD
GET OUT OF MY HEAD
GET OUT OF MY HEAD
GET OUT OF MY HEAD
GET OUT OF MY HEAD
@@uncircumcisor7571 no
Just... Just enjoy the fucking song
NO
@@masoncarter2834 y e s
My favorite Dylan song--especially this, his original version. His voice is superb here. Great song!!
His voice is tremendous. He puts some kind of restriction on his vocals as if his airways are being closed. Fits with the lyrics "there must be some way out of here"
Yup. This is far superior to Hendrix's version haha.
Yeah his voice in the 60's and 70's was unusual but great. I just listened to part of a concert he gave in the 90's and it's like he's doing a bad imitation of himself.
@@harold3165if you’re partially deaf, that harmonica is killing me , even Dylan thinks jimis is better , for every reason , the greatest cover of all time
Fantastic lyrics and tunes are harmonizing very well. How does he succeed with everything, over and over again? His song catalogue is filled with masterpieces. That’s why he is the Master 🌎🙏🎶♥️🌸💜
It's just funny how quick Hendrix was like "nah man, this is it."
Nope ... bob dylan sais its jimi's song now
The lack of Battlestar Galactica references in this comment section is understandable but still disappointing. So say we all.
Both Bob's original and Jimi's cover are classics in their own different ways. The lyrics has a very prophetic meaning now.
That song inspired us to write a raging song about the gun situation in America and the awful events in the university in 2018 (among all the other tragedies). Dylan and Hendrix kind of showed us the way with this great anthem. If you have 3 minutes to spare, I would love your opinion on our song, comments from people with the same taste in music are always best, and stay safe in these crazy times we are in : ua-cam.com/video/kFxeV8oom3U/v-deo.html
First heard it almost 40 years ago. Just fell in love with it instantly.
Haunting melody and yet so vibrant.
Dylan shocked the rocknroll crowd after the infamous 66 tour , and a trilogy of rocknroll records. what would he do nex?. it was the psychedelic age, sgt pepper, cream , lsd,peace n love..
What did he do?
he went into reclusion
And when he returns , its just him his acoustic guitar n his harmonica front n center......another great dylan moment
***Seclusion.
I like his better, it's like a recluse going into seclusion. Superseclusion.
Even if Hendrix cover is more powerful the original is this..Hypnotic and enigmatic as many Dylan's song with a biblical surrealistic text..Amazin..
Seems so relevant to what is happening now, in 2022. The wild cat is growling, the riders are approaching, the wind is howling, and the harmonica is playing.
how?
Absolutely. I think Bob always had a fascination with Armageddon. He might become a real witness of the event.
Jimi is a legend
Dylan is an artist
They are unique
they are both artists :)
Dylan is a legend.
They are both legends and artists.
This version is my favourite harrowing and enchanting, genius.
The greatest lyrics ever written
Ever?? ever ?? What about Amadeus by Austrian Rock Group Falco?? huh....huh.............lol
@@atomicpunk520 christ just stfu up and let people post what they want 🤦♂️ big whinny pussy
@@atomicpunk520 did they get nobel prize?
@@kopipal5484 No....................... just a blue ribbon
@@SharttyWaffle u stfu & let ppl post what they want...................such a crayon
1:09 SUSSY!😳😳😳😳😳😳😂😂😂😂😂
hendrix brought me here📯
Dylan's song. 1967
yes, the billboards all read "Stay Home Save Lives" to no one traveling except for Two Riders who were approaching
lets measure the greatness of this song by the checking the artistes who have produced their own renditions of the same:
a) Jimi Hendrix
b) Prince
c) Eric Clapton and Lenny Cravitz
d) John Mayers
and then that piano rendition from Lucifer.
Mayer's version at Made In America was outstanding I thought. Not going to say it's better than any other version but it is definitely one to show people who doubt his ability.
I only hope this track doesn't end up as a hamburger commercial
Or in a video game like they that song big iron
You really can’t live without either version. But this one really hits the spot for me
They both do it in different ways. But I couldn't live without both.
THE MUSIC'S IN THE FRAKKING SHIP!!!
Deadbolt this frakking Video!
I read that in Saul's voice. I can't believe on this and the hendrix version I scrolled for way too long for this to be the only comment I see referencing bsg. And I'm writing this four years after you..
Best. Comment. Ever.
Ask me a question:
In the Do Prince show in the Super Bowl, does he cover this song Do Bob Dylan? I think it's the song, but I found the lyrics different from Prince singing to Bob Dylan.
I’m quite sure he was covering the Hendrix one.
I mean still the lyrics are different but it’s closer I suppose
I love what Hendrix did with this song, but oh that Harmonica Bob plays, and his lyrics - priceless! One of my favorite songs of all time.
that harmonica hurts my ears . horrible mixing
@@sixslinger9951 LOL
I'm Brazilian and my father show me bob dylan, today I'm love ♥️
I wonder what this would sound like with a electric guitar. I bet it would be amazing.
Nobel prize well deserved 👏
created by Dylan, electrified by Hendrix
(I heard that) When Bob heard Jimmy Hendrix’s cover of this he no joke said that it was no longer a Bob Dylan Song, it was a Hendrix song.
Edit: Jimi
Is that so?
Socrates Goulas yes, crazy right?
Just listen to Jimi’s cover and you’ll understand why
Insomnia Cafe of course, I wasn’t dissing Bob btw
Well i still think theres room for both... although there really isnt much difference , just jimi playing amazing lead lines and some studio trickery Jimi WORSHIPPED dylan, thats the thing, he truly did
Rip
@Insomnia Cafe spoken like a true Dylan disciple lol he hated that ....but i agree
Bob Dylan is why I became a lyricist and song writer his story telling is legendary he paints a picture like nobody else
Dylan version feels like a Tarantino film; Hendrix version feels like a Scorsese film.
bring the 60's back to us. today its all rubbish
The bass on this song (in fact, the entire JWH album) was the great Charlie McCoy.
saw mccoy and the escorts many times in Cookeville Tennessee. Watched him blow the guts out of his harp playing finger tips at the same time he was playing bass
@@eddycresap2153 Met Charlie back in the mid-70s after a show at the old Municipal Auditorium in Atlanta across from Ga. State University. Nicest dude you'll ever meet. One surprise: he's only about 5'3" soaking wet!
Dylan and Hendrix both have incredible versions of this song, and when asked about Hendrix, Dylan just said "I never knew I wrote an amazing rock song"
There must be some way outta here
Said the joker to the thief
There's too much confusion
I can't get no relief
Business men, they drink my wine
Plowmen dig my earth
None will level on the line
Nobody offered his word
🎵🎶🎵🎶
No reason to get excited
The thief, he kindly spoke
There are many here among us
Who feel that life is but a joke
But, uh, but you and I, we've been through that
And this is not our fate
So let us not stop talkin' falsely now
The hour's getting late
🎵🎶🎵🎶
All along the watchtower
Princes kept the view
While all the women came and went
Barefoot servants, too
Outside in the cold distance
A wildcat did growl
Two riders were approaching
And the wind began to howl
Dylan's harmonica solo is full of potential, it's just so rough
it is unfortunate being a Joker who is frustrated when others are not taking him or matters that are dire seriously O_O. If anyone knew the end was near, the Joker would surely know, yet everyone would laugh at him. I suppose he brings comfort to those toward the end but suffers himself with learned helplessness?
This is literally one of the best lyrics ever.
The greatest lyrics ever written
Despite Jimi's otherworldly presentation of this gem, I still find Dylan's original the best. How ominous can an acoustic guitar get? Listen.
Anyone else like this version more than the cover?
let us not talk falsely, now
the hour is getting late
Dylan is arguably the greatest songwriter.
No arguments here. 110% correct
Beautiful enduring imperfect catalog. Everyone should give this a listen. Never anything such as all this.
Paul McCartney?
I don't like Beatles' lyrics though
@AshenSamarakoon opinion acknowledged but definitely not. He can write good songs but nothing to Bob's capability
@AshenSamarakoon actually, paul obviously writes better pop songs. And like you say, you and i dont really like his lyrics. Lyric-wise Bob is lightyears ahead. But in regards to the overall pop songs which is popularity, paul is that. But bob's music is genius and honest. Paul writes for other people. Bob writes for himself.
This is one of the most haunting songs I have ever heard.
"There's too much confusion/I can't get no relief" - I suspect the vast majority of us can relate to that sentiment.
There are many here among us/ feel that life is but a joke
Lyrics
There must be some way out of here
Said the joker to the thief
There's too much confusion
I can't get no relief
Businessmen, they drink my wine
Plowmen dig my earth
None of them along the line
Know what any of it is worth
No reason to get excited
The thief, he kindly spoke
There are many here among us
Who feel that life is but a joke
But you and I, we've been through that
And this is not our fate
So let us not talk falsely now
The hour is getting late
All along the watchtower
Princes kept the view
While all the women came and went
Barefoot servants, too
Outside, in the distance
A wildcat did growl
Two riders were approaching
The wind began to howl
No other version of this song has this rhythm, which suits the words best: a prophet talks in a pace that leads to what is unavoidable
This the best version of the song in terms of lyrics.
The best version of the song in terms of music is Jimi's.
Both legends.
"Businessmen, they drink my wine
Plowmen dig my earth
None of them along the line
Know what any of it is worth"
The businessmen are removed from the physical labor that goes into making the wine. The Plowmen aren't knowledgeable about the "value" of the things they make, in an economic sense. Neither alone has a complete picture.
Musicians often see "both sides of the tracks." Coming from humble beginnings, and then making a lot of money. That's probably what the Joker means when he says, "but you and I, we've been through that." Just my take on it.
Many versions of this song, and all sound great - Hendrix, Mason, Kravitz, and of course Dylan. What a fantastic song.
let us not talk falsely now the hour is getting late
Sitting in my cold garage with the wind howling, hammered, amidst the chaos of our time, I finally feel this song for its intention. This poem will always be relevant as long as our minds are free to experience it.
You haven't seen nothing yet,
@@johnhulsker1453 Indeed. "It ain't dark yet, but it's gettin' there".
Hahaha hippy
This isn't even from my time but i had a friend who use to love Hendrix. Now for days this song is in my head & last night i dreamt of it - woke up with it in my mind again. My mind likes to tell me things just came here to see if anyone understands the lyrics
I love Hendrix's version, but I'd rather listen to Bob's
THIS DESERVE A NOBEL 👑
With all due respect to all the great covers of this song (esp. Jimi Hendrix and Neil Young), this is still the greatest version. Ominous and threatening with an acoustic guitar. Genius.
The forest rangers also made a cover for sons of anarchy. All of them great covers, but nothing beats the original.
I think the harmonica in the very beginning, lends a certain urgency to this version.
I agree... JH version is incredible but still has nothing on this original version. It goes beyond music.
i knew there would b some jackass saying tht.... ur a fool...
@@lix88440000 u ppl r IDIOTS
masterpiece
Absolutely. Bob is a genius and even that is an understatement
@@questionblock8949 yes
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One of the most hauntingly beautiful songs ever written. It makes me feel an indescribable feeling every single time I listen to it. What an utterly brilliant song. ❤
When you listen to Bob's version a person listens for the lyrics. When you listen to Jimmies version a person is so inundated by his guitar riffs that they overtake Bob's song.
Yeah though Dylan's vocals are a lot better as well a fact Hendrix admitted "Dylan just said it so well". The constriction Dylan places upon his voice as he sings "There must be some way out of here...."
I love how he says Out in "There must be some way out of here" not only is it so Dylan, but it also sets the mood of the song.