Think of a musician nowadays, standing up on stage before you, belting out a setlist like this. It’s absolutely unthinkable. And to think this man, 39 years later, is still writing jaw-dropping songs like this! Whether or not you’re a huge fan of his, it can’t be denied that the songs he’s written and continues to write are American classics. His words will be crooned for as long as humanity exists. A legend in the truest sense of the word. Thank GOD I’ve seen the man a number of times live. It’s like being in the same room as Beethoven or Whitman, DaVinci, or Shakespeare. We are so blessed! But nowhere as much as this man’s pen and typewriter was. Thank you Bob! “I’ll be with ya through and through.”
U've seen him number of times. But for me, I listen to him here in Russia, still 1995 when I bought a bootleg audiotape "THE BEST OF BOB DYLAN". That's all I have, ancient tapes, dvd-disk and internet records later, and youtube, and enough! For to feel his spirit. Not all words 😊
I was 10 in 1976 and already an avid Bod Dylan fan, no matter what anyone else said I played his music loud and proud and sang along in my own little world. I still do that today, I dreamed of seeing him in concert for my whole life, and in November of 2019 he came to Providence, RI. My son-in-law and I were fortunate enough to get the last 2 seats, he took me for an early Christmas present and we were both in our glory as he is just as big a fan as me. Upon leaving the theater we were blessed with the opportunity to walk along side Bob Dylan's tour bus, it was a very large but unassuming brown beauty. Unfortunately the windows were all black and we couldn't see him, but we'll still say we walked along side Bob at a distance of less than 10 feet, what an awesome ending to a tremendously exciting night. The only that could top that would be to actually meet Bob Dylan in person and speak to him some day.
Good thing you finally got to see him live right before the rona, who knows when he will perform live again :( just out of curiosity, why did you never attend any of his concerts before 2019?
@@babdillon3220 I never had the opportunity, it was my son in law who found out he was coming and got the tickets for us to go together. I never had anyone who wanted to go with me before I finally got my wonderful son in law. We are both avid Dylan fans and our families just don't understand our passion.
Dylan' still conquering the world 🌎 with his brilliant revolutionary mind. His unique lyrics have always been a great inspiration and comfort to my heart 💜 He's been always spreading the truth others tried to hide. Genuine spirit of the awesome human mind. 🌎💫
I love his voice on this tour too!! It's rough, expressive, heartfelt, and he's generally singing on actual notes as opposed to other eras which can stray more into spoken word territory. Desire is one of my favorite albums and this concert is amazing! Very fresh, interesting arrangements on everything.
“I have nothing but affection for those who have sailed with me.” We, a global community who have been blessed to sail with you, have the utmost affection for you, Mr. Dylan
00:00 - Mr Tambourine Man 04:10 - The Times They Are A-Changin' 09:22 - Blowin' In The Wind 13:16 - I Dreamed I Saw St Augustine 16:24 - Diamonds And Rust 21:35 - When I Paint My Masterpiece 26:37 - Like A Rolling Stone 33:40 - Isis 39:27 - Just Like A Woman 45:16 - Knockin' On Heaven's Door 49:28 - Lay Lady Lay
More impressive is her soul, heart, guitar and voice get well songs to John Prine, then suffering after cancer treatment and apparently hosting coronavirus 19 before transitioning. Joan Baez in her kitchen with a guitar and some chicken soup for a fallen 'worker in song.' She credits Prine with having written some of the most requested songs in her wide multi-lingual repertoire. She ain't no songwriting slouch, either. Bless ya, Joan, blessed spirit of sis Mimi for all her good works with Bread & Roses and transitioning too young, and surely in blessed memory and continuing spirit in songs of John Prine... Mitch Ritter\Paradigm Sifters, Shifters and Song Chasers Lay-Low Studios, Ore-Wa Media Disc-us-sion List
timothymosley...I totally agree. Cant think of a young 20 year old performer today who'll write as many masterpieces as Bob and still be popular in their 80's. Bob is unique! May He stay Forever Young!
We don't see shows like this now. Awesome talent live on stage. Never see the like again. Bob is one of the greatest American wordsmiths ever. I wish we had someone like Bob in the UK. Legend.
Hi. Unluckily, no country has such a prolific singer-songwriter but America. I mean, there are many lyricists and composers (serious ones) out there, French, Spanish, British... who also sell millions of records. Nevertheless, none of them approaches the impact and relevance that Mr. Dylan has had in society along his more than sixty years on stage, delivering his message to humankind. Peace.
I'm 71. I don't feel bad I never saw Dylan in person. I saw the Beatles second time they came to San Francisco. Joan Baez lived in my community near PALO ALTO. I never felt out of the loop. For a while in the 70's my roommate, Pegi, was "dating" Neil Young. Neil dropped by often. They got married by and by. Went with the territory.
You said it just right Brandon. His music and songwriting have been all the way through my life from teenage to olden....how lucky and priviledged i feel
That's lovely . I saw him around 78 in London Earl's court I was 16 , first time traveling to the big city from Glasgow Scotland ... I hope 🙏 you enjoyed ❤
Crazy to hear Joan singing Diamonds and Rust right after singing with Bob, and him just in the back of the stage. A great emotional moment between these two great artists!
As someone who was in my mid-20’s when Dylan and his Rolling Thunder Review was performing I found it a welcome relief from all the disco that was being played then.
The thought of him writing the unmatched lyrics,coming up with a melody that catches your ear and cutting a master in 15 minutes is a testimony to his talent!! 🎶🎸💜
Wow. Dylan not too young, not too old. Just perfect! Great blend of his 60's and 70's best. Thanks for posting! I have seen the Hard Rain special of course, but never saw this before. Joan Baez is beautiful and amazing here!
I've seen Bob three times and always puts on a great show. This video captures the true Dylan singing his heart out from the soul. It's amazing how he can belt out the lyrics and not miss a beat. This is a great show and the best version of those songs. Great Video!
The impeccable harmony phrasing on "Blowin' In The Wind" is delivered with such precision it's just magical. The connection between these two is more than obvious.
Outstanding collection of songs and versions I've never heard before and the vocals are superb! Bob Dylan's voice seems stronger than ever nowadays! Thanks so much for this fantastic feelings it carries on some renditions! MAGICAL SHOW!
I was there at the Biltmore that day about 8 feet from the stage. This was a Burt Sugarman production that NEVER aired. How in the hell did you get this? I am so grateful to see it.
This was intended to be the tv special. Somehow it got bollixed and so they shot what became Hard Rain. I saw RTR on this leg, in Houston, and it was an incredible show with Willie Nelson opening the second half. I've read though, that the troupe had a miserable time. Dylan was divorcing and subsequently changed the show, his hat and his sense of play. Baez has written about it. Somehow everyone pulled together come showtime.
I just saw Sir Dyan in Richmond, Virginia. He. Is still awesome. I was captured by his lyrics and voice.... I've loved him since I saw him on a black and white TV..His eyes, so Beautiful even on Bl/Wh...
He finally admitted when asked about tension between them , that he felt a bit threatened by her huge audience and gorgeous voice . He later became the more famous star , but this was not true in 1962 .
Bob & Joan are forever married to "Diamonds &Rust"💘 How ever there is a superior cover by Blackmoor Night, Acoustic guitar masterfully played by RB & sung by Richie Blackmoors lovely wife, she wraps up Diamonds-Rust with a burst out of last line lyrics🎼 "I've Already Paid🎤🎶🎻🥁, I do dig Joan, saw Her in 1973 at Edge water Park in Cleveland we were on meal.Also with Country Joe&the Fish on bill. Big storm off Lake Erie chased us out on foot across Cuyahoga high level bridge to Municipal parking lot on SE of old Indians Stadium. Lesson is never get to stoned away from home🤯
Very young Dylan beauty voice! Soft and clear! Nicee! Guitar and harp play was then as right now easy for Musicman🎶. Still going strong decades and decades later!🌹❤️ Forever young for Dylan❤️🌹
me too. The 76 seem to harken back to the folk days, stripped down, where he might've finally laid down the sword and gave enjoyable justice to his pre-electric stuff. 75 has the artistic embellishments, which have their own value sure, but you know..... sometimes you just want to hear someone belt it out and play straight ahead!
In 1976, in Clearwater, Florida, our supposed "Dark Ages," and the crowd appreciated the set list above. Now, if they go out, they go to a Hate Rally. So, I prefer to stay at home and listen to this!
Bob was right on top of his game around this time in 1975 and 1976. He was an absolute boss man! The atmosphere is truly electric, which is ironic if you’ll pardon the unintentional pun, 10 years on! Some of his best songs performed during one of his best periods of creativity ... it doesn’t get any better than this!
His masterpiece is Blood on the Tracks, 1975, with the most incomprensible work of genius that is Idiot Wind, last track, on a self-produced album, that he confessed was the most painful he'd ever written/composed. Incomprehensible in the sense of beyond human understanding as to how one solitary individual had the mind and spirit to come up with so much in classical ballad form, with such references to world literature, with such epic breadth and breath and bitter caustic power and ultimate ability to overcome the hurt that could strike you down if you feel what he's singing.
@@NastazyaPhylipovnaTchornaya Blood on the Tracks certainly is a masterpiece. Speaking of masterpieces, did you take your username from the woman in Dostoyevsky’s book, The Idiot? It’s a great book; Nastasya wanted to be loved on the one hand, but she couldn’t let it happen on the other. And Rogozhin (not sure about my spellings here!) was of the opinion that if he couldn’t have her, no one could.
@@oleggorky906 Combination of Dostojewski and corny classic Russian folk song, as 'surname' ( = "Black Eyes, Beautiful Eyes= Tchornaya / approximate transcript of "dark" in English, feminine declension...). Not necessarily my favorite work of his, I'd put The Double, an early short novella above. Gogol is my favorite of the 19th century Russian "Masters," but I avoided Taras Bulba as an alias. The references in Idiot Wind are obviously to Shakespeare most prominently - A tale told by an idiot/ Macbeth+ King Lear - Wind as metaphor of human ingratitude> 2 of the darkest works of the greatest English playwright alluded to just in the title; and scriptural throughout. There is so much more, Americana interspersed every second stanza devoid of triviality, the work really stands apart and beggars beliefs. Thanks for your comment and interest. Take care:)
@@NastazyaPhylipovnaTchornaya Really nice to see you disseminate so much literature there - great work! 👍 I’m not nearly as knowledgeable as you are, but I do like to read and think about a book first. When I’ve done that I look at what others have to say about it. I think I picked up some references to Pushkin in The Idiot; what with Aglaya and The Poor Night. But Russian writers used to like doing that- referencing other authors in their books and leaving it to the readers to see if they got those references. Dostoyevsky used to mention Schiller a lot, that much I do remember. My favourite is The Brothers Karamazov, but there is so much to cover in that book … guess I’ll leave it for another day! I have been thinking about trying some books from the Soviet era; one commenter on another video a few months back told me that the Strugatsky brothers were quite good sci fi writers. One of these days I’ll see if I can find a copy of one of theirs on Amazon or something.
Beyond beautiful...the Bard of Minnesota AND the wonderful Ms Baez, who sings the lost lover's lament she wrote for Bob, Diamonds and Rust. More beautiful still...
Yes, I have always marveled at his diction...someone just mentioned this. Yes right here it's just quite amazing.That voice is capable of many many incarnations. But he always follows some of tge basic rules of a singing class.
caramba!!!! Sou do Maranhão -Brasil.... nunca teve a oportunidade de ver este gênio.... é um músico fantástico.,...como ele é como ser humano????.... obrigado, pela postagem!!!!
An absolute gift to behold : Mr Tambourine Man seems to be a kaleidoscope of Bob’s inner feelings like craving for time out of mind. Bobby Newhart whom Dylan knows for 1200 yrs although humorous , causes Bob to break the song with an OOH ! Dylan is more the genius 🎼 Merci for post.
I've seen Dylan several times but this concert is an absolute gem. Wish I had been at this one; simply incredible performance. Don't know how I missed it being in my backyard.
Their duets are tge best I've seen and heard. The Water is Wide, I shall be Released ( RTR ) and their casual practicing the 3 harmony songs at the Savoy hotel in 1965. I keep going back to that film clip.
Thanks for reminding me about the Savoy Hotel rehearsals. These duets of theirs just send me to another plane. Can't get enough of them. I totally love Bob in all his incarnations but I keep coming back to RTR the most.
This is GOLD. Thankfully I did get to see Bob & The Band at MSG 2 years earlier but I wish I had the chance to see him in a smaller venue like this. I had a buddy when we were in our teens back in the early 70s, who with me, we were the big Dylan freaks in SHeepshead Bay Brooklyn. We used to lock our other friends in his bedroom and not let anyone out until they heard Desolation Row, Visions.... and other classics over and over until they admitted they loved it. This would take 2 or 3 hours and several bowls of Colombian weed. WHat a blast.
Su música , sus letras cada vez me han cautivado cada noche lo escucho grande maestro de las bellas letras exelente Bob Dilan muy bien merecido el premio Nobel de literatura ❤❤
It is noted in wikipedia that rehearsals for the spring leg were held in Clearwater, Florida during April, and the first show was on April 18 at the Civic Center in Lakeland, Florida. (Performances by Dylan and Baez during the Clearwater rehearsals were taped and aired on The Midnight Special.)
Thank you for posting. I am the farthest thing in the world from a soft-hearted, sentimental man, but fifteen minutes of this, with that angel Joan, and I felt my face begin to melt in some strange way, and I was grateful, then, that it was only tears, only my terminal anger, and not some more desperate need.
Although the honesty of your recognition undercuts your assertion about being "the farthest thing". Although I suppose that's obvious to anyone with half a brain.....
I saw The RTR in 1975. He is always changing and no matter what or how he performs and even if he stops - Ill love him throughout eternity. Im not sure why but - Thats how his heart ,soul ,mind , his genius and all the little flaws have effected me ! Oh poor me!
Wow, you never cease to amaze us with every song every concert you perform,and all of the other great musicians you perform,and sing with.I wish that concert had included Charlie McCoy backing you on Desolation Row.you're a phenomenal guy.
WowWee.... Im dumbstruck I couldn't think of anything else to say. To see him singing and playing in concert in the 70s is just too much for my little brain..... He is fantastic and lovely and strong 💪 💙 I've never wanted to see him in concert because I thought it would kill the magic I feel when I listen to him. Strange, eh? Well thank you for putting this video up it is wonderful to hear and see. Love to all.
@@richardmcgann5542 okay I'm definitely missing something here. What do you mean to say and why don't you say it and even words that I can understand? If you think my comment stinks or is in appropriate please tell me straight-out. If you do like it then say that also. I do not understand what you wrote please make it clear.
@@ilovedylan3943 For what it's worth... I can understand your comment. Not sure that guy meant anything... perhaps he missed the word 'word' and meant 'spread the word, friend' and nanchanger misunderstood... (or has something been deleted?). Anyway, like I say, I can understand your feeling. I'm assuming you're young. I wonder what it's like for some older people seeing this. I'm 60 but it doesn't mean much to me as my feelings for Bob don't have much to do with how he looks, but i know that's not the case for some people (especially females it seems - and I mean that as a simple statement of fact, with no negative connotations)
![Bob Dylan - Just Like A Woman [LIVE FOOTAGE / HQ AUDIO] (Dublin, 1966)](/img/n.gif)
Think of a musician nowadays, standing up on stage before you, belting out a setlist like this. It’s absolutely unthinkable. And to think this man, 39 years later, is still writing jaw-dropping songs like this! Whether or not you’re a huge fan of his, it can’t be denied that the songs he’s written and continues to write are American classics. His words will be crooned for as long as humanity exists. A legend in the truest sense of the word. Thank GOD I’ve seen the man a number of times live. It’s like being in the same room as Beethoven or Whitman, DaVinci, or Shakespeare. We are so blessed! But nowhere as much as this man’s pen and typewriter was. Thank you Bob! “I’ll be with ya through and through.”
Does his guitar plugged in on cable or mic?
Only unthinkable if you are not awake and looking for it. Enjoy your memories of great music. Leave the brilliant musicians of today alone.
Blessed to have a legend in its truest form in my life time like Bob Dylan. His prose and music keeps flowing.
U've seen him number of times. But for me, I listen to him here in Russia, still 1995 when I bought a bootleg audiotape "THE BEST OF BOB DYLAN". That's all I have, ancient tapes, dvd-disk and internet records later, and youtube, and enough! For to feel his spirit. Not all words 😊
@@timadamson3378 show me where to look then? There’s nobody even close to Dylan’s musicianship and lyrics. Nobody.
A genius musician and poet for the ages whose songs will be sung and played 1000 years from now.
Oui un génie un poète qui nous enchante nous fait beaucoup de bien merci ❤
Grande dame Joan Baez
Merveilleux merci beaucoup ❤
I was 10 in 1976 and already an avid Bod Dylan fan, no matter what anyone else said I played his music loud and proud and sang along in my own little world. I still do that today, I dreamed of seeing him in concert for my whole life, and in November of 2019 he came to Providence, RI. My son-in-law and I were fortunate enough to get the last 2 seats, he took me for an early Christmas present and we were both in our glory as he is just as big a fan as me. Upon leaving the theater we were blessed with the opportunity to walk along side Bob Dylan's tour bus, it was a very large but unassuming brown beauty. Unfortunately the windows were all black and we couldn't see him, but we'll still say we walked along side Bob at a distance of less than 10 feet, what an awesome ending to a tremendously exciting night. The only that could top that would be to actually meet Bob Dylan in person and speak to him some day.
Good thing you finally got to see him live right before the rona, who knows when he will perform live again :(
just out of curiosity, why did you never attend any of his concerts before 2019?
@@babdillon3220 I never had the opportunity, it was my son in law who found out he was coming and got the tickets for us to go together. I never had anyone who wanted to go with me before I finally got my wonderful son in law. We are both avid Dylan fans and our families just don't understand our passion.
Good for you. btw if he met you, or me he probably wouldn't talk to us. lol.
What an AMAZING trip that was!
Dylan' still conquering the world 🌎 with his brilliant revolutionary mind. His unique lyrics have always been a great inspiration and comfort to my heart 💜 He's been always spreading the truth others tried to hide. Genuine spirit of the awesome human mind. 🌎💫
True
Sweet Christopher Robin. This is the absolute best Dylan concert ever. And Baez is just the frosting on the cake. Diamonds and Rust, anyone?
One of my favorite songs/albums of ALLTIME!!! 🙂
If I never have to hear her whiny commie voice again, I'll be happy.
BAEZ is just as AMAZING as the whole concert.
Is it not a little weird that she sings that song about him in the middle of his set?
There's no musician who walks the earth with a Playlist like this.
J aime énormément tout les deux 😂il sont optimistes
Magnifique merci à vous deux ❤
Magnifique merci Bob❤
Un génie merci ❤
Il est le maître le plus grand ❤
Dylan at his peak. Voice was great here. Pure magic.
You're hearing things man!
@@GreenHeet ~ And such magnificent things to be hearing!
check him out singing “ The Boxer “
with himself - voices before and after he quit smoking !
I love his voice on this tour too!! It's rough, expressive, heartfelt, and he's generally singing on actual notes as opposed to other eras which can stray more into spoken word territory. Desire is one of my favorite albums and this concert is amazing! Very fresh, interesting arrangements on everything.
RTR, baby...
mr tambourine man made me cry today - i've heard it a thousands time but today some lines hit home so deep - thank you bob for all you gave us
“I have nothing but affection for those who have sailed with me.” We, a global community who have been blessed to sail with you, have the utmost affection for you, Mr. Dylan
Bob is an AMAZINGLY affectionate person😅❤
00:00 - Mr Tambourine Man
04:10 - The Times They Are A-Changin'
09:22 - Blowin' In The Wind
13:16 - I Dreamed I Saw St Augustine
16:24 - Diamonds And Rust
21:35 - When I Paint My Masterpiece
26:37 - Like A Rolling Stone
33:40 - Isis
39:27 - Just Like A Woman
45:16 - Knockin' On Heaven's Door
49:28 - Lay Lady Lay
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And Baez is still gorgeous at 78.
More impressive is her soul, heart, guitar and voice get well songs to John Prine, then suffering after cancer treatment and apparently hosting coronavirus 19 before transitioning. Joan Baez in her kitchen with a guitar and some chicken soup for a fallen 'worker in song.' She credits Prine with having written some of the most requested songs in her wide multi-lingual repertoire. She ain't no songwriting slouch, either. Bless ya, Joan, blessed spirit of sis Mimi for all her good works with Bread & Roses and transitioning too young, and surely in blessed memory and continuing spirit in songs of John Prine...
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Lay-Low Studios, Ore-Wa
Media Disc-us-sion List
Pretty good finger pickin' too!!
We’ll never see talent like this again.
Does his guitar plug in on cable or mic'd in?
timothymosley...I totally agree. Cant think of a young 20 year old performer today who'll write as many masterpieces as Bob and still be popular in their 80's. Bob is unique! May He stay Forever Young!
Bob Dylan est un génie merci à lui
What The Eff?
We don't see shows like this now. Awesome talent live on stage. Never see the like again. Bob is one of the greatest American wordsmiths ever. I wish we had someone like Bob in the UK. Legend.
c'est un juif errant, il lui faut au moins un pays grand comme l'Amérique pour pouvoir se déplacer à son aise!
Donovan
John Cooper Clarke
Hi. Unluckily, no country has such a prolific singer-songwriter but America. I mean, there are many lyricists and composers (serious ones) out there, French, Spanish, British... who also sell millions of records. Nevertheless, none of them approaches the impact and relevance that Mr. Dylan has had in society along his more than sixty years on stage, delivering his message to humankind.
Peace.
You do. Shakespeare.
Dylan never disappoints! Rolling Thunder was no exception.
The UA-cam algorithm really has my number. Although I do appreciate it, it is rather bittersweet watching this video, now that I am 70 years old.🙁
Maybe 71 now? Just a kid says this 78 yo! Never got to see Dylan but saw Baez in ' 73 in Dusseldorf, FRG!
I'm 71. I don't feel bad I never saw Dylan in person. I saw the Beatles second time they came to San Francisco. Joan Baez lived in my community near PALO ALTO. I never felt out of the loop. For a while in the 70's my roommate, Pegi, was "dating" Neil Young. Neil dropped by often. They got married by and by. Went with the territory.
Drummer Howie Wyeth and bassist Rob Stoner do an amazing keeping this beautiful swirl centered.
You said it just right Brandon. His music and songwriting have been all the way through my life from teenage to olden....how lucky and priviledged i feel
He is the best, we lived in a very special time.Bless you BobZ
I'm in the autumn of my life and I never thought I'd see Bob Dylan perform live, but in fact in 13 days I will be!!
That's lovely . I saw him around 78 in London Earl's court I was 16 , first time traveling to the big city from Glasgow Scotland ... I hope 🙏 you enjoyed ❤
@@marcsnow1888 sweet! 💚
Crazy to hear Joan singing Diamonds and Rust right after singing with Bob, and him just in the back of the stage. A great emotional moment between these two great artists!
Years after that, he said this was a song against him... Very crazy!
I was thinking the same thing!
Yeah , the song is a pretty barbed compliment . But Bob sang SARA to his wife in the audience once , when the relationship was kaput .
That Rolling Thunder tour, the best.
the 75 part was just godly, so was this i prefer 75 though
Both !
1966 world tour is my favorite, than 75
As someone who was in my mid-20’s when Dylan and his Rolling Thunder Review was performing I found it a welcome relief from all the disco that was being played then.
The thought of him writing the unmatched lyrics,coming up with a melody that catches your ear and cutting a master in 15 minutes is a testimony to his talent!! 🎶🎸💜
I wish I could go back to that time
You can only see such an AMAZING talent as Bob once in a lifetime
Best version of "Just Like a Woman" I ever heard.
have you tried all rolling thunder its awesome
Definitely up there
@@richardmcgann5542help yeah
Wow. Dylan not too young, not too old. Just perfect! Great blend of his 60's and 70's best. Thanks for posting! I have seen the Hard Rain special of course, but never saw this before. Joan Baez is beautiful and amazing here!
still magnificent after all this time - thank you Bob
magnificent versions here vocally at his peak .Many thanks
These songs are so magnificently and incandescently alive today! They will endure forever.
Mr. Tambourine Greats Memorys of my mine..........Thank you Bob
I've seen Bob three times and always puts on a great show. This video captures the true Dylan singing his heart out from the soul. It's amazing how he can belt out the lyrics and not miss a beat. This is a great show and the best version of those songs. Great Video!
Well said. 💯
I’ve seen him 20 times and he does NOT always put on a good show. But when he does, it’s incredible.
❤bob dovrebbe vivere 1000 anni con la sua musica, patrimonio dell'umanità
Good evening bob so good to hear you😊❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
I AM DRINKING MY COFFEE SMOKING AND LISTENING YOU FOLKS YOU ARE THE BEST
Love the tieeeems, only Bob Dylan can do that so well
The impeccable harmony phrasing on "Blowin' In The Wind" is delivered with such precision it's just magical. The connection between these two is more than obvious.
Outstanding collection of songs and versions I've never heard before and the vocals are superb! Bob Dylan's voice seems stronger than ever nowadays! Thanks so much for this fantastic feelings it carries on some renditions! MAGICAL SHOW!
Merci MR BOB DYLAN d hier à aujourd'hui vous êtes le meilleur ❤👍💯🎼🎸🎹🎙une fan de France 🇨🇵🤞😍
Of all his arrangements, this is by far his best version of Like A Rolling Stone.
great bass line!
I love this so much I’m going to cry
I was there at the Biltmore that day about 8 feet from the stage. This was a Burt Sugarman production that NEVER aired. How in the hell did you get this? I am so grateful to see it.
Did u smoke som wacky weed that night?😁🐒🐒🐵
The "second leg" Of RTR totally underrated! New songs/new arrangments/Bob & the guys still on Fire playing & singing for the Stars above!
This was intended to be the tv special. Somehow it got bollixed and so they shot what became Hard Rain. I saw RTR on this leg, in Houston, and it was an incredible show with Willie Nelson opening the second half. I've read though, that the troupe had a miserable time. Dylan was divorcing and subsequently changed the show, his hat and his sense of play. Baez has written about it. Somehow everyone pulled together come showtime.
Really don't know what to say...........just beyond words this man!
Absolute genius always my favorite.
I just saw Sir Dyan in Richmond, Virginia. He. Is still awesome. I was captured by his lyrics and voice.... I've loved him since I saw him on a black and white TV..His eyes, so Beautiful even on Bl/Wh...
Blessyou for posting this awesome concert
Mr Tambourine Man, makes me cry, lovely tears.
It;s def the BEST tamb man I ever heard
I loved seeing Dylan when he was still young and the voice was still there. Great show. I really enjoyed it
1976. Bob Dylan and friends in a country theater venue. Can't get much better.
Joan adored him.
He finally admitted when asked about tension between them , that he felt a bit threatened by her huge audience and gorgeous voice . He later became the more famous star , but this was not true in 1962 .
Diamonds and rust 16'45 a masterpiece...
It was about her love for Bob .
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Diamonds and Rust - Joan Baez solo breath-taking
Bob & Joan are forever married to "Diamonds &Rust"💘 How ever there is a superior cover by Blackmoor Night, Acoustic guitar masterfully played by RB & sung by Richie Blackmoors lovely wife, she wraps up Diamonds-Rust with a burst out of last line lyrics🎼 "I've Already Paid🎤🎶🎻🥁, I do dig Joan, saw Her in 1973 at Edge water Park in Cleveland we were on meal.Also with Country Joe&the Fish on bill. Big storm off Lake Erie chased us out on foot across Cuyahoga high level bridge to Municipal parking lot on SE of old Indians Stadium. Lesson is never get to stoned away from home🤯
dylans are all awesome
@@robertbairt928 Judas Priest's version of Diamond and Rust is great, too.
Adelante grandi'lioco! És
Isto muito mais na nossa história!
Damn, saw the title and thought this might be Bob playing with CCR. Now that I would like to see!
Absolute perfection! Voices, accompaniment, songs, fabulous performance! I can say nothing else...
Very young Dylan beauty voice! Soft and clear! Nicee! Guitar and harp play was then as right now easy for Musicman🎶. Still going strong decades and decades later!🌹❤️
Forever young for Dylan❤️🌹
yes... really something to experience
El más Grande de todos los TIEMPOS.
Perdurará su música y sus influencias por muchos años
And take that ‘Diamonds and Rust’ of Joan Baez Beauty Love song ❤️🌹👌🎶
Magnifique merci Monsieur Dylan ❤
And they say the '76 shows lacked the magic of the '75 ones. I'd argue they have a magic all their own.
i agree, 76 concerts are my all time fave ones
me too. The 76 seem to harken back to the folk days, stripped down, where he might've finally laid down the sword and gave enjoyable justice to his pre-electric stuff. 75 has the artistic embellishments, which have their own value sure, but you know..... sometimes you just want to hear someone belt it out and play straight ahead!
Nice job, Bob!
In 1976, in Clearwater, Florida, our supposed "Dark Ages," and the crowd appreciated the set list above. Now, if they go out, they go to a Hate Rally. So, I prefer to stay at home and listen to this!
Iddhis Bing I go out, I don’t hate...
Brighter days ahead. It’s always darkest before the dawn.
WTF are you babbling about, Iddhis ?
@@sneakerfacevids441 Obviously you wouldn't know.
BIDEN 2020 !
Bob was right on top of his game around this time in 1975 and 1976. He was an absolute boss man!
The atmosphere is truly electric, which is ironic if you’ll pardon the unintentional pun, 10 years on!
Some of his best songs performed during one of his best periods of creativity ... it doesn’t get any better than this!
His masterpiece is Blood on the Tracks, 1975, with the most incomprensible work of genius that is Idiot Wind, last track, on a self-produced album, that he confessed was the most painful he'd ever written/composed. Incomprehensible in the sense of beyond human understanding as to how one solitary individual had the mind and spirit to come up with so much in classical ballad form, with such references to world literature, with such epic breadth and breath and bitter caustic power and ultimate ability to overcome the hurt that could strike you down if you feel what he's singing.
@@NastazyaPhylipovnaTchornaya Blood on the Tracks certainly is a masterpiece. Speaking of masterpieces, did you take your username from the woman in Dostoyevsky’s book, The Idiot?
It’s a great book; Nastasya wanted to be loved on the one hand, but she couldn’t let it happen on the other. And Rogozhin (not sure about my spellings here!) was of the opinion that if he couldn’t have her, no one could.
@@oleggorky906 Combination of Dostojewski and corny classic Russian folk song, as 'surname' ( = "Black Eyes, Beautiful Eyes= Tchornaya / approximate transcript of "dark" in English, feminine declension...). Not necessarily my favorite work of his, I'd put The Double, an early short novella above. Gogol is my favorite of the 19th century Russian "Masters," but I avoided Taras Bulba as an alias.
The references in Idiot Wind are obviously to Shakespeare most prominently - A tale told by an idiot/ Macbeth+ King Lear - Wind as metaphor of human ingratitude> 2 of the darkest works of the greatest English playwright alluded to just in the title; and scriptural throughout. There is so much more, Americana interspersed every second stanza devoid of triviality, the work really stands apart and beggars beliefs.
Thanks for your comment and interest. Take care:)
@@NastazyaPhylipovnaTchornaya Really nice to see you disseminate so much literature there - great work! 👍
I’m not nearly as knowledgeable as you are, but I do like to read and think about a book first. When I’ve done that I look at what others have to say about it.
I think I picked up some references to Pushkin in The Idiot; what with Aglaya and The Poor Night. But Russian writers used to like doing that- referencing other authors in their books and leaving it to the readers to see if they got those references. Dostoyevsky used to mention Schiller a lot, that much I do remember. My favourite is The Brothers Karamazov, but there is so much to cover in that book … guess I’ll leave it for another day!
I have been thinking about trying some books from the Soviet era; one commenter on another video a few months back told me that the Strugatsky brothers were quite good sci fi writers. One of these days I’ll see if I can find a copy of one of theirs on Amazon or something.
Beyond beautiful...the Bard of Minnesota AND the wonderful Ms Baez, who sings the lost lover's lament she wrote for Bob, Diamonds and Rust. More beautiful still...
JUST KEEP ON ROLLING BOB HONEY YOU AND YOUR BAND ARE THE BEST I AM JUST SMOKING AND LISTENING TO YOU
Que grande poeta e músico! Mereceu 100 vezes o Premion Nobel de Literatura!!
Yes, I have always marveled at his diction...someone just mentioned this.
Yes right here it's just quite amazing.That voice is capable of many many incarnations. But he always follows some of tge basic rules of a singing class.
Hearing Joan Baez sing "Diamonds and Rust," the masterpiece she wrote about her relationship with Dylan brings chills to the spine, it's that good.
C’est splendide tous les deux magique merci ❤
caramba!!!! Sou do Maranhão -Brasil.... nunca teve a oportunidade de ver este gênio.... é um músico fantástico.,...como ele é como ser humano????.... obrigado, pela postagem!!!!
Deux très grands merci c’est magnifique ❤
You are so wonderful and I love you Bob Dylan and Nightly moth for this wonderful performance from my heart Bob Dylan and I love you, Elizabeth ❣️
Hearing this again, much like the song I heard in 1966. He gets my heart ❤️ 💙 💜.
@@galesummers2704 Thank you for your love and support you are a blessing 🙏 Elizabeth
And now after his spring/summer 2023 European tour he is as fucking fantastic as ever!
So talented. Just standing up there by himself guitar 🎸 harmonica voice Hold everyone captive
An absolute gift to behold : Mr Tambourine Man seems to be a kaleidoscope of Bob’s inner feelings like craving for time out of mind. Bobby Newhart whom Dylan knows for 1200 yrs although humorous , causes Bob to break the song with an OOH ! Dylan is more the genius 🎼 Merci for post.
I am a proud Cowboy 🤠❤😊❤🎉
Magnifique monsieur Dylan ❤
Comme c’est beau tous deux ensemble merci ❤
Magnifique merci ❤
C’est le maître ! Merci ❤
I was there, sitting on the floor woah
where was that concert?
me too !!! Right in front...
@@bb2zz Why didn't you sat Hello?
Dave David Clearwater
@@dewibluey Belleview Hilton
I've seen Dylan several times but this concert is an absolute gem. Wish I had been at this one; simply incredible performance. Don't know how I missed it being in my backyard.
I saw the same concert in Austin Texas a😢it is the only concert that made me flash back to the 60’sn There is Dylan and everyone else
The only song and concert that has imprinted in my mind and life I still see and hear that night
Their duets are tge best I've seen and heard. The Water is Wide, I shall be Released ( RTR ) and their casual practicing the 3 harmony songs at the Savoy hotel in 1965. I keep going back to that film clip.
Thanks for reminding me about the Savoy Hotel rehearsals. These duets of theirs just send me to another plane. Can't get enough of them. I totally love Bob in all his incarnations but I keep coming back to RTR the most.
@@robinhaar7738 They sure are great !
You took the words out of my mouth.yes yes❤
This was out a few years ago, glad to see it back, hopefully youtube will leave it alone
This is GOLD. Thankfully I did get to see Bob & The Band at MSG 2 years earlier but I wish I had the chance to see him in a smaller venue like this. I had a buddy when we were in our teens back in the early 70s, who with me, we were the big Dylan freaks in SHeepshead Bay Brooklyn. We used to lock our other friends in his bedroom and not let anyone out until they heard Desolation Row, Visions.... and other classics over and over until they admitted they loved it. This would take 2 or 3 hours and several bowls of Colombian weed. WHat a blast.
I was there. Great show.
This is the best performance I have ever seen him do he seems as if you could really reach him
If you have not already, search out Bob Dylan 1988 Bridge Benefit concert. It will not disappoint, I promise.
The times they are a changing. This is so true in 2024.
Su música , sus letras cada vez me han cautivado cada noche lo escucho grande maestro de las bellas letras exelente Bob Dilan muy bien merecido el premio Nobel de literatura ❤❤
Isis is one of Dylan's greatest live performances, I keep coming back to view this. But did you notice that he skipped a verse?
It is noted in wikipedia that rehearsals for the spring leg were held in Clearwater, Florida during April, and the first show was on April 18 at the Civic Center in Lakeland, Florida. (Performances by Dylan and Baez during the Clearwater rehearsals were taped and aired on The Midnight Special.)
Thank you for posting. I am the farthest thing in the world from a soft-hearted, sentimental man, but fifteen minutes of this, with that angel Joan, and I felt my face begin to melt in some strange way, and I was grateful, then, that it was only tears, only my terminal anger, and not some more desperate need.
Get that checked dude sounds like your having a stroke !!!😹😹😹👺👺
Beautifully expressed.
Although the honesty of your recognition undercuts your assertion about being "the farthest thing". Although I suppose that's obvious to anyone with half a brain.....
what’s “terminal anger”
Beautiful words, Andrew Brown.
simply wonderful
Well said everyone 👏
Love the guy and his music ❤️
This should of aired on his NBC special instead of the Hard Rain concert in Colorado. This concert is pure Bob Dylan.
Love it.
Five days later, I saw him in Tallahassee. Unforgettable. Born in Hibbing, Minn. also.
actually born in Duluth Minnesota. He grew up in Hibbing.
I saw The RTR in 1975. He is always changing and no matter what or how he performs and even if he stops - Ill love him throughout eternity. Im not sure why but - Thats how his heart ,soul ,mind , his genius and all the little flaws have effected me ! Oh poor me!
Wow, you never cease to amaze us with every song every concert you perform,and all of the other great musicians you perform,and sing with.I wish that concert had included Charlie McCoy backing you on Desolation Row.you're a phenomenal guy.
Phenomenal 😊😍❤❤😊😊 T.
Holy crap. First time seeing this first part. I've seen bits, but Amazing!
What an AMAZING Lay Lady Lay he plays here!
WowWee.... Im dumbstruck I couldn't think of anything else to say. To see him singing and playing in concert in the 70s is just too much for my little
brain..... He is fantastic and lovely and strong 💪 💙
I've never wanted to see him in concert because I thought it would kill the magic I feel when I listen to him.
Strange, eh?
Well thank you for putting this video up it is wonderful to hear and see. Love to all.
spread the my friend
this is awesome
richard mcgann you’re wrong
@@richardmcgann5542 okay I'm definitely missing something here. What do you mean to say and why don't you say it and even words that I can understand?
If you think my comment stinks or is in appropriate please tell me straight-out.
If you do like it then say that also.
I do not understand what you wrote please make it clear.
@@ilovedylan3943 For what it's worth... I can understand your comment. Not sure that guy meant anything... perhaps he missed the word 'word' and meant 'spread the word, friend' and nanchanger misunderstood... (or has something been deleted?). Anyway, like I say, I can understand your feeling. I'm assuming you're young. I wonder what it's like for some older people seeing this. I'm 60 but it doesn't mean much to me as my feelings for Bob don't have much to do with how he looks, but i know that's not the case for some people (especially females it seems - and I mean that as a simple statement of fact, with no negative connotations)