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Bob Dylan Live at The Bear Folk Club (Chicago 1963) [RARE UNRELEASED CONCERT]
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- Опубліковано 18 сер 2024
- This was recorded at The Bear Folk Club in Chicago, IL on April 25, 1963, for a radio show. Every track in this show is considered a Dylan classic, and included is the earliest live version of "Talkin’ World War III Blues." There's a magical, swirling ambiance to the sound here as well that makes you feel like you're in some sort of dream--Bobby's dream, perhaps? Enjoy this gem while you can!
SETLIST:
0:00 - Introduction
0:20 - Honey, Just Allow Me One More Chance
2:12 - Talkin’ John Birch Paranoid Blues
5:57 - Bob Dylan’s Dream
9:42 - Ballad of Hollis Brown
14:55 - Talkin’ World War III Blues [EARLIEST LIVE VERSION]
20:11 - A Hard Rain’s A-Gonna Fall
28:09 - With God on Our Side [INCOMPLETE]
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Even these "basic" folk songs of his have got a hallucinatory churn. There's something weird inside them. And his voice is perfect. Life and death in its sound. Young and old. The bloke is an alien. No one has got close to him.
Yes, no one, no one close.
@@SpeegBJ So talented it's almost spooky. I know my art, my literature. I've read all the classics, know most of the greats. And I still think he's one of the greatest whose walked the planet in terms of artistry. when you really go deep into his work, you realise that there is something almost otherworldly going on. A magician.
Noone will ever replace this classic legendary musican
Perfection ❤
One word Donovan.
I wonder how many in the audience thought this guy's music would be as relevant 60 years later.
Ha! Good question.
All of them !
or Nobel Prize of litterature - the first songwriter ever??
@@thomasandersen2764
Are you trying to be funny "litter"ature
this was the show where a 'riot' broke out, someone yelled 'communist!' after the last song
I was 15 when this happened and I've never looked back: Bob Dylan turned me on to music and guitar playing to this day - who else could write and perform so many brilliant tunes like this before he even turned 22?? I thank him for all the poetry and inspiration he's brought to the world, and if anyone deserved his Nobel Prize, it was Bob!
So true , i was turned on to dylan at aged 13 yrs by a schoolfriend who played me his first album in 1968 , it was 10 yrs later before i could see him live at blackbush aerodrome Camberley uk july 1978.
The event was nicknamed the hippies grave yard , ive seen him 8 times over the years the last in the motorpoint arena nottingham uk 2022,
Hard rain is unreal.. Best live version ever...
He really belts it out here. Magnificent!
Imagine hearing it live!
jb111082
3 years ago
My dad told me when I was a little boy that Bob Dylan was a wordsmith. I didn't understand what he meant at the time, but I do now. Man, there's no one like Dylan.
This boy will go far....
Dylan was a great “strummer”. Very few singers can provide such a rhythmic foundation over which to sing. Each song has a customized powerful rhythmic base over which to sing. A one-man band of sorts. Thanks SP.
And ……alternate tunings!! He knew his song well before he started singing.
It was said that BD was a guitarist of minimal skill. Don’t believe it.
Seems as he started to blossom as a writer he placed less emphasis on his playing. He could play the blues! He sure had a great ear for guitar players: Bloomfield, Robertson for starters...
It's the same people who say he can't sing.. It's exactly the opposite - He is a great singer & guitarist!
@@JBugz777 Bob CAN sing pretty (“Pretty Saro”) but chooses to sing differently. Bob can play guitar pretty well (“Don’t Think Twice”) but doesn’t need to.
An old soul at such a tender young age. The recording is clear as is his voice. Thank you for posting.
Another "old soul" at a tender age, was John Prine. He didn't do so bad, either. Dylan was a fan of Prine, too. Dylan knew what it took to write songs.
Once again, Dylan-lovers are indebted to Swingin' Pig for a great upload.
Phenomenal....This version of Hard Rain. The conviction in his voice, the intent of purpose... Unbelievable.
Totally agree, I’ve heard this song hundreds of times, but there is something, possibly enhanced by the acoustics of the venue that create a transcendent performance. Chills from every verse!
Bob Dylans Dream always fills me with melancholy.
Those were the days, my friend.
ME TOO! It is so true.
Very underrated performer
Joking, right?
Gail Light nope
For that period only.
Johnny Vins settle down there
depends who you talk to
After 55 years adult a massive fan all I can say is my god.
Yep
And the "under rated UA-cam video of the year" goes to....
I think of my grandparents since they’re the same age as bob. A generation made differently, plain and simple. Such powerful souls, so mature already at such an early age
Wow, that guy is going places.
Bob Dylan's voice is so honest, it cuts through all the rest.
Ballad of Hollis Brown in this, captivates me way more than the other one I heard. With the lyrics, the guitar grabs a hold of me in this... It's way more suspenseful and gripping to me. Wow l 👍
Can't believe it, what a keeper this concert will always be in my collection
Dear God ~ thank you for Bob Dylan
I only just found this, what an absolute gem of a relic. Doing this at just 21 years old, amazing.
If the date is correct, then Dylan was about to turn 23 in a few weeks. Think he was born in May of '41...
such a pure voice!
cant think of another word
So brilliant - this young creator foresaw then what's about to happen to all of us.
-" ...ten thousand miles in the mouth of a graveyard....I heard one person starve,
I heard many people laughing......I've been out in front of a dozen dead oceans....."
Ahhhhhh back then when I was young I new at the time there was something different about the bloke a fine time I've had over the years listening to the the man but that hard rain is something else. I need a double springbank after that volcanic 😎😎😎😎
Its always been about Live Performance for Bob, he allowed the bootleg scene to flourish. He had to do Studio Albums due to contractual obligations. Excellent small room acoustics, which he used to his advantage. Thanks Swinging Pig.
I did this one on Church St.yesterday...Honey..and John Birch...I had my Dylan book..The street was the alivest I have ever seen it!!A real celebration.You younger generation rock.(I am 70+).Yippee!
You coined a new word, alivest.
near 60 years on from radio luxembourg to youtube and he still gives me the shivers. many thanks
WOW ! This is my Christmas gift , amazing recording , i was 15 when i heard this kid in 1963 , this was that voice i discovered in Asbury Park NJ when he was with St. Joan . This is where we met at the Crossroads and my legs gave out , Dylan flagged a ride for me, been ridin' with him for 57 years. Mr. Pig , don't know where you find these gems , BUT , nice work YO ,fascinating stuff , Thanks .
InCREDible! It’s one of the few i hadn’t yet heard, and the listener might well be sitting in the front row. Magical. And Hard Rain is beyond any adjective I can think of…just…! God Bless Bob for a lifetime of inspiration and so much more. ✌🏼~ Dale/ Minneapolis
Ballad of Hollis Brown and With God on Our Side sound incredible here! Keep up the good work, Mr. Pig!
With God on our Side. Those lyrics! Whew!
he says Hollis Brown is a true story...I didnt know that...unless he meant there's a lot of Hollis Browns out there in places few want to see.
Añ àwesome version of Hard rain is gonñer fall
He is magic. Pure magic. An alien.
A great find and posting online. Thank you, Swingin' Pig.
These comments, hallucinatory, trippy etc....
At the Bear!!!
Goosebumps on mi goosebumps piglet, outstanding.
G.O.A.T.
Love these early Dylan recordings. Even then there was something mesmerizing whenever he performed
Love the early stuff especially
These were beautiful times so beautiful so real😎❤️🦋🎸🎹🎧
MAGICAL. Hard Rain... what a performance. Cuts to the core of my soul...
just incredible. and he did it. stood on the mountain so all souls could see it. truly amazing
This is Great!
historic concert. H ARD RAIN version is fantastic!! coming after WWIII Blues it does make it seem he's prophecying WWIII...which he later said he wasn't. But you know I'M HAVING THOSE KIND OF DREAMS NOW!!
Whoa. Trippy beginning to an even more mind blowing concert. God I'm such a hardcore fan. 😂
Talking World War III Blues..back when you would call a number to get the correct time. simpler days.
This might be my new favorite live early Dylan concert.
He's really singing so well, perhaps knowing it was being broadcasted live on the radio.. he's nearly perfect.
Thanks Swingin 😎
Was 13 hearing him do these & a few more tunes at UCLA's Royce Hall a few months after this performance, only he rolled through them seemingly much faster. I felt totally overwhelmed even having already played to death those first two albums. Thanks Señor Pig & Thanks Bob! 🙌
the best rendition of hard rain I have heard yet...
except for the commercial!
Thank you for this wonderful gem
Love me some Bobby Dylan
I've just listened to this twice through. Pure beautiful genius.
A super sound, and the voice of Bob so clear and powerfull!
i don't much listen to those years prior to Newport 65, i did and found his work of that period full, rich and as best as i can remember he own that scene...which you find him even today doing what he has done so well before which i believe can be size up quite simply...Bob Dylan a small town boy awash on the shores of time but for a moment
Imagine being there
Absolutely Legendary.
I’ love You Boab.x
I really love his singing in this version of Hard Rain. Thank you for posting this.
Respect
Then I was 18 years old, what a happy memories I have of my youth! Thank you Swingin' Pig.
you gotta wonder why anybody would give a thumbs down...
Thanks so much Swingin'. You never let us down!
Wow thank you so much!!!!!
I L❤️VE this!!!! What a treasure!😎🤗
incredible set list. real mind blowing...way way way beyond anything anyone else was capable of presenting to an audience. real brain busters.
cool to begin my day with this treasure .... thanks again ♥♥♥
Merci beaucoup pour ce bel enregistrement
Unheard early Bob in reasonable fidelity is a gleeful event
Bob Dylan's Dream ...sigh
Raymantico one of my favs from this concert
Great concert! Watch out though, this was officially released on the copyright collection. Not sure how picky UA-cam is but would hate for your fantastic channel to be punished!
So glad you enjoyed it! Yes, I was released on that. Basically everything has been released on those albums, unfortunately. So, I wouldn’t be able to upload anything technically haha.
@@SwinginPig THANK YOU, SWINGING PIG!
Not to worry.This is Bob!That would be my guess.No matter.Bob was never better,yet he continues to raise the bar..I had nearly a 200 dollar day on Church St.,Burlington.I played a combo of my songs.Jackson C. Frank,,lots of bluegrass and Americana,Lots of blues;Dylan is the biggest money maker,sad or lighthearted..no matter.Indeed,an old and young soul.I think I would have given up many years ago if it wasn’t for Bob Dylan. Thank your Bob
@@SwinginPig take care Swingin’ and have a great Xmas however different🎄💫
Thanks
This Hard Rain just soared through me
i first heard this i was 21 , with a few best mates going down for a surf. im now 55 and i too feel sad as many a year has past and now gone
He made us "AWARE" can't ask for more than that, by the Prophet Dylan.
Thanks 4 the. Updates about Bob Dylan
A gem indeed!❣️💎💓💎❣️
✌️👍es una pasada , fascinante
Love this
YOU ARE SO GOOD STORYTELLER BOB HONEY
Amazing voice and fantastic songs . Bob dylan
It was all there.. Then❣️ BEAUTIFUL👌
Sings it out loud 🌹’With God On Our Side’ Perfect! Thanks Swingin’💥 And it Swings🌞 Thanks DearDylan🌺❤️🌹🌞👌
🙏💖🙏 I'm listening to The Holy Spirit. Keep your eye on the prize, and keep looking up!
You’re right the ambience makes this feel like it’s being beamed down from god lol
A gem, indeed. Thank you!
Timeless, fabulous
I love this clip… I happen to be refreshing my guitar practice and lyrics for “ A Hard Rain” this week. This version was inspiring to hear!
Wow, just listened to God On Our Side, and his vocals are better than Caruso's ,
Amazing ! I could listen to this on a loop for quite some time
Yep! Freaking incredible version. I thought it’d be too high for him at first, but he really presses on and it works out well. So much passion.
Yeah, that one nailed me too. Should have that in the American history books...just to straighten things out.
I think he forgot he's playing in C with capo on 3 whereas the LP recording is in C with no capo. I also love it that he 'presses on'!
Class,cheers for sharing
every one of these songs has a "square-dancing " beat, or rhythm
the harmonica lines in Honey and others are fiddle lines from square dance music
i can picture the people stomping and whooping and dosey dohing to this music
Always the best!
john birch - hilarious - can be applied to so many things
Hard Rain is transcendent.
A pure jewel.
The Hard Rain would begin to fall in February of ‘64....
I heard the sound of a thunder that roared out a warning
I heard the roar of a wave that could drown the whole world
I heard one hundred drummers whose hands were a-blazing
I heard ten-thousand whispering and nobody listening
I heard one person starve, I heard many people laughing
I heard the song of a poet who died in the gutter
I heard the sound of a clown who cried in the alley
BD was the Weatherman
This is it ..❤❤❤
Just great, thanks for sharing
Way to go Pig this one is fantastic.
Ah! The good old days, when people clapped after the song.
very nice elston very nice
Grande grandissimo Bob, genio inimitabile
Прекрасно!!! Спасибо
Very nice respect ciccio
how does a 21 year old write "hard rain?"
josh I will never know. He was actually only 20 when he wrote that, even more incredible.
josh like bob johnson said:
some are touched by gods grace
in the case of bob
god kicked his ass very hard
@@mario7frankielee
That's a great quote.
But I had to look it up.
It's actually Bob Johnston, and he said,
"I don't think Dylan had a lot to do with it. I think God instead of touching him on the shoulder he kicked him in the ass. Really. And that's where all that came from. He can't help what he's doing. I mean he's got the Holy Spirit about him. You can look at him and tell that."
Powerful!
Rimbaud, one of Dylans heroes ceased writing at 21. I mean great, great artists are simply born. They are like shooting stars but much rarer.
That's right! Just watched that movie with him sayin' that, again! Great movie.
High&Tight
Here's a question: Would we have had Morrison ( as we know him) if not for this brilliant kid Bob?
As artists, we all stand on the shoulders of other artists. - Picasso
Van Morrison? Sterling Morrison? Who?
@@kingcormack8004 uh, sorry. Good point. Jim.
@@StephenS-2024 I knew you were talking about Jim. Never a doubt.
@@michelelemke2744 see? I knew someone would get it.
The applause for each song is like closed doors to a need. But, that's okay, he was going like a steamroller bulldozing everything and everyone.
"Closed doors to a need"?
What is this?
IT IS A HARD RAIN GONNA FALL
😃 bravo piglet bravo😃
Ok I’m pretty sure I saw 6 sets at this place. It was on Ontario st just west of State st. And he was a double bill with Bessie Griffin and the gospel pearls. O lord there was so much music then. Mavis muddy wolf jack Elliot the fret shop the u of c folk festivals delmar koester 9 west Grand big joe Williams in the basement. Then big johns on wells mother blues fickle pickle and you fill in the blanks
I know the area well, but not how it was in '63.