I was 16 and driving my car down the road...this song came on the radio and I couldn't believe what I was hearing...the DJ said it was by Bob Dylan and I pulled into the nearest store and bought Desire...2 weeks later I had a half dozen Dylan albums and played them to death. That was over 4 decades ago. I'll always remember that first moment and the thrill of listening to Dylan...nobody comes close to his talent and genius.
The first time i heard this song was when i had a Russian in my Taxi in England , he started shouting "The Hurricane is fucking great" ??? I honestly thought he was talking about the weather, it was only later when i played the CD again that i realised i had a Bob Dylan master piece in my car :)
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@Brian Cliffdogg No the facts are NOT unclear. They are crystal clear. There is no doubt that Carter was guilty. graphicwitness.com/carter/
I love this minimal version of this song. The legendary Bob Dylan at the height of his talent, but what really holds the whole thing together is the brilliant Scarlet Rivera on violin. Pure genius.
amazing fucking amazing.....I could hear this song 20 times a day for a week and still love it - racism still exists all over the world, but there is still hope through Dylan's lyrics and magic.
You shouldn't use profanity on a public forum. There are other non-profane people here who find the f-word offensive. Learn ettiquette and stand grammar school english.
You are so right. In 1976 I drove 900 miles to visit my brother and I had forgotten my 8 track case with all my tapes. This album “Desire” had been released a few months before my trip and the tape was in my tape deck. I listened to it over and over for 900 miles and never tired of it. I’ve seen Dylan perform about 80 times over the years and except those 8 years Larry Campbell was his guitar player I enjoyed the ‘70’s the most.
@ Convicted twice by two bigoted juries, trumped up evidence, and liars. It's not the song that proves his innocence, but the true evidence provided later in 1985. Like it or lump it.
@@ihopetowin What’s the attitude for ? Dylan met with Ruben and that’s how he came to write the song, because he cared. And no one said it’s just the song that freed Ruben. The juries might have been bigoted for sure but they also heard from some black (lying) “witnesses”.
It’s a song that blows me away every time. For all the obvious reasons and especially his righteous disgust. There was so much brilliant disgust in this song, as it should be.
@@angelwings7930 What are you talking about? Ruben Carter was the object of direct racism by white authorities with an axe to grind. You really ought to do some historical research on the civil rights movement and the objection to it by privileged white confederates, because you sound like an apologist for white nationalism.
"DESIRE" , questo disco l'ho consumato da quanto l'ho ascoltato. Assieme a "BLONDE ON BLONDE" li considero i due capolavori del Maestro ( considerazione personale) Io mi considero un privilegiato per aver avuto la fortuna di passare la gioventu' con la sua musica in sottofondo. E con Bob in sottofondo andro' fino alla fine........... E' stato e sara' per sempre il numero 1 del mondo musicale
The story goes Dylan was driving in new york and he noticed an attractive woman carrying a violin case on the street the car pulled over and dylan spoke to her asked her if she could play and asked for her number she declined the number request, bob convinced her to come to a recording/rehearsal and the rest is history she played violin on the album and went on the incredible rolling thunder revue tour with Dylan.
@@Theimbennn she declined lol thats crazy! Never would have thought that was the outcome; especially bob dylan. Must have been small time when he asked her for the number.
Alguém no Brasil? Final de ano! Ouvindo este clássico ao vivo? 1975 no auge do racismo! Ele teve coragem de compor e cantar! Merecido o prêmio Nobel! Rubin Carter é campeão mundial!
One hell of a concert, got out of Houston jail, missed but they had all kinds of unannounced guest stars, yeah that lady playing the violin was awesome
I love this song, especially how he points out the terrible racism "pulled over just like the time before and the time be4 that" continues in 2018. Such a shame. Bob Dylan is the best poet ever!!💜
R.I.P., Hurricane! We still love you... How can the life of such a man..be in the palm of fools hands....? That song will always be a No 1 ..what a story..thank You !
This song is honestly so amazing and still underrated today! Bob Dylan just tells the story so well and the actual music stands out from anything else i've heard.
@@AA-sn9lz Patty Valentine sued Bob for defamation and he subsequently changed some of the lyrics. She was the 3rd Liar who said she saw the white "getaway car". She lied just like Bradley and Bellow.
This song has such power! The eloquence of the lyrics, which poignantly tell the story with such clarity and passion verse after verse, and the violin breaks - sublime. For this alone he deserves the Nobel! prize
Scarlet Rivera added so much to the Desire album and became a legend. The story of how she became part of the album is serendipitous, to say the least. The part seldom told is that she replaced the lead guitarist scheduled for that album. In her words: "I actually replaced a lead guitarist that was supposed to be on the album, and was already on the album. That was in full progress before I walked in - and that guitarist was Eric Clapton."
This is one of my absolute all time favourites from Bob Dylan. Great song, touching lyrics and outstanding performance with a group of excellent musicians.
Well, the story he tells about the boxer is one thing, but it’s the story about ourselves that makes us listen. Again and again anda again and........and that violin plays like a haunted animal. Freakin amazing!!
What a great tribute to a man of love, courage, faith, strength and dignity! Recently I watched the movie. God's unfailing mercy for an innocent man this side of heaven. Hate is from evil love is of God. Inspiring story!
@Brett R I doubt that buddy. Carter was wrongfully convicted and was released after being locked up 20 years! It was a specific situational song song I doubt it fit a regular concert lineup!
@@L.C.Sweeney this guy Brett is like Trump the way he blindly spews BS about an innocent black guy calling him a POS and guilty without evidence like it's a fact!
A very sad story of a man that could just as well have happened today. His story written by a great poet, Bob Dylan.
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Have you read anything about the actual case? Do you form your opinions from songs or evidence from the case? You would be VERY foolish to form opinions from catchy tunes. Try this on for size: www.graphicwitness.com/carter/?fbclid=IwAR1Fj_rwLe66dT7x043b4uLmeNEu8WVxxkSidRk2_byiUswFH-wZ5BeR7Co
juscurious I’ve read about it and unfortunately it is something would have a more lethal ending these days 😔
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I like music as much as the next guy. But I don't form opinions based upon songs. Artists as a group are fairly flakey people and are not predisposed to logic and reason. I wouldn't want to fly in an airplane designed by artists (if that were even possible). I know a little bit about the case of Hurricane Carter because I had relatives in Jersey who were living close by at the time this went down. Carter was in fact guilty. There is no getting around it. NEVER get your history from Hollywood.
If someone asked why Bob Dylan is considered to be a legendary poet/songwriter/performer I would use this video. Dylan is a major influence on our music history over the last 50 years. To understand the music in the 1960s into the 80s you got to listen to Dylan.
@Jack Flash why the fuck do you commenting on here? You don't like the song and you think the BLM movement is bull. We get it, move along and drop the bashing mission you're out on. No one gives a shit about your outdated fucking opinions.
don't ever feel ashamed about living in a land where justice is a game!, just feel ashamed for the pricks that are running it , into the ground. justice isn't a game , because if justice becomes a game , it becomes one big FUCKING INJUSTICE
This great song and lyrics are part of why Dylan was awarded the 2016 Nobel Prize in Literature "for having created new poetic expressions within the great American song tradition."
Mr Bob Dylan .... U are a Beast U are a great Poet, and a great musician too U open the eyes of so many ppl your song are incredbly underrated Your lyrics are too powerful today we are lost ..... no more Poet, no more musician , .... Our children are lost in some market music and i am happy i was born in a good decay to understand and love your music TY and tyvm Best kisses from Afica the mother country
Bob dylan es fantástico un hito en la música popular del los últimos cincuenta años, desde el folk, blues, rock, de lo ya conocido le da un nuevo lenguaje, un timbre de voz único, un fraseo, una musicalidad en la voz, que hacen que de lo conocido, le de un lenguaje verbal y musical, que le hacen original y hace brillar con otra luz o sonido la música.
Bravissimo Bob dylan hurricane perché io non ho mai ascoltato mai la tua canzone preferita ma rispetta le punteggietture e rispetta le canzoni che ti guidano quelli che suonano i violini
Dylan is a legend, once you think about it there’s no one that sounded like him before or after, and he wasn’t afraid to speak his mind and tell these types of stories
First heard this on a radio program called ALBUM REPLAY on CFMI, I was 15 or 16 and I listened to this program every night, back then FM radio was something only the old folks listened to but I didnt care, I would shoot pool in my Grandma Mann's basement ( THE BEST GRANDMOTHER EVER!!!!!! ) and all of this new music would flow over me and started me on the lifelong quest to see, hear & enjoy as much music as I could. I heard this song, the DJ explained a bit of the story behind it, next day I was at the library trying to find out all I could, a defining moment in my musical life and I saw DYLAN every time I could, but I never will again, the last time I saw him he butchered TANGLED UP IN BLUE so badly I ended up leaving, but still a great memory of first hearing this
There´s some truly exceptional people out there . It would take me a year or two just to remember these lyrics ( let alone writing and performing them ) .
@@saraivatoledo1842 you actually wrong on this one. Im just a guy who loves the real music and not this crap that people listen to these days...and for me Bob Dylan is one of the greatest there is. The lyrics that this man comes up with are just great. Hurricane and Ballad of a thin man is definitly my two favorites
That song will always be a No 1 ..what a story..thank You ! How can the life of such a man..be in the palm of fools hands....? Dylan's phrasing is brilliant, a story told perfectly. A definitive version of this great number.
![Bob Dylan - Hurricane (Live on PBS, 1975) [RARE ORIGINAL AUDIO]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/voH11xV4AKI/mqdefault.jpg)
I was 16 and driving my car down the road...this song came on the radio and I couldn't believe what I was hearing...the DJ said it was by Bob Dylan and I pulled into the nearest store and bought Desire...2 weeks later I had a half dozen Dylan albums and played them to death. That was over 4 decades ago. I'll always remember that first moment and the thrill of listening to Dylan...nobody comes close to his talent and genius.
Beatiful
👍👍👍👍👍👍👍💕💕💕💕💕💕🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹
The first time i heard this song was when i had a Russian in my Taxi in England , he started shouting "The Hurricane is fucking great" ??? I honestly thought he was talking about the weather, it was only later when i played the CD again that i realised i had a Bob Dylan master piece in my car :)
@Brian Cliffdogg No the facts are NOT unclear. They are crystal clear. There is no doubt that Carter was guilty. graphicwitness.com/carter/
The song is about law enforcement injustices.
Take your sorry a** back to the precinct pig.
One of the greatest songs ever written, the storytelling is amazing
Good
It completely blows me away every time I hear it.
And this song didn't just talk about an issue...it did something about it...it made a difference, bravo to you Bob Dylan !
Dylan's best narrative in a song. Amazing, really. This is every songwriter's dream: To write a song as good as this.
I love this minimal version of this song. The legendary Bob Dylan at the height of his talent, but what really holds the whole thing together is the brilliant Scarlet Rivera on violin. Pure genius.
Perfecto Steve!
amazing fucking amazing.....I could hear this song 20 times a day for a week and still love it - racism still exists all over the world, but there is still hope through Dylan's lyrics and magic.
You shouldn't use profanity on a public forum. There are other non-profane people here who find the f-word offensive. Learn ettiquette and stand grammar school english.
You are so right. In 1976 I drove 900 miles to visit my brother and I had forgotten my 8 track case with all my tapes. This album “Desire” had been released a few months before my trip and the tape was in my tape deck. I listened to it over and over for 900 miles and never tired of it. I’ve seen Dylan perform about 80 times over the years and except those 8 years Larry Campbell was his guitar player I enjoyed the ‘70’s the most.
John Mitten Holy shit, you've got a good fucking point.
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Dylan's phrasing is brilliant, a story told perfectly. A definitive version of this great number.
@Jack Flash Ignorant.
@ Convicted twice by two bigoted juries, trumped up evidence, and liars. It's not the song that proves his innocence, but the true evidence provided later in 1985. Like it or lump it.
@@ihopetowin What’s the attitude for ? Dylan met with Ruben and that’s how he came to write the song, because he cared. And no one said it’s just the song that freed Ruben. The juries might have been bigoted for sure but they also heard from some black (lying) “witnesses”.
It’s a song that blows me away every time. For all the obvious reasons and especially his righteous disgust. There was so much brilliant disgust in this song, as it should be.
@@angelwings7930 What are you talking about? Ruben Carter was the object of direct racism by white authorities with an axe to grind. You really ought to do some historical research on the civil rights movement and the objection to it by privileged white confederates, because you sound like an apologist for white nationalism.
Pffff...une claque... cette chanson est à ranger au panthéon de la musique.❤
Scarlet Rivera on the violin... awesome! Bob always picked great musicians to fill the ranks... Genius on every level!
Scarlet Rivera 🤩🤩
"DESIRE" , questo disco l'ho consumato da quanto l'ho ascoltato. Assieme a "BLONDE ON BLONDE" li considero i due capolavori del Maestro ( considerazione personale)
Io mi considero un privilegiato per aver avuto la fortuna di passare la gioventu' con la sua musica in sottofondo.
E con Bob in sottofondo andro' fino alla fine...........
E' stato e sara' per sempre il numero 1 del mondo musicale
Dylan is in a class of his own, there's not comparison.
that violinist is crazy talented!
You have right!
I believe her name is Scarlet Rivera.
The story goes Dylan was driving in new york and he noticed an attractive woman carrying a violin case on the street the car pulled over and dylan spoke to her asked her if she could play and asked for her number she declined the number request, bob convinced her to come to a recording/rehearsal and the rest is history she played violin on the album and went on the incredible rolling thunder revue tour with Dylan.
@@Theimbennn she declined lol thats crazy! Never would have thought that was the outcome; especially bob dylan. Must have been small time when he asked her for the number.
Research how she got into the band
and song
Alguém no Brasil?
Final de ano!
Ouvindo este clássico ao vivo?
1975 no auge do racismo!
Ele teve coragem de compor e cantar!
Merecido o prêmio Nobel!
Rubin Carter é campeão mundial!
Estou ouvindo hoje, 01/01/2023 no dia da posse do Lula que precisou derrotar um governo de racistas para voltar a ser presidente do Brasil,
estou ouvindo agora, 15/01/2024
Hurricane resonates with me more now than when I first heard in 1976. What a genius. Happy 80th birthday, Bob.
brilliant song. Bob Definitely deserves the Nobel prize
This song could go on with hundred of verses for hours and still gonna be brilliant and never boring!
40 years later... justice still a game.
Great song writer.
So thoughtful and fluid
Dylan is so talented. This song is as relevant today as ever.
TRUE and SHAMEFUL
@@antonbracken5951 don't eat trash talk from the media
Scarlett Rivera's violin takes us on a magical trip, while Dylan takes "Talking Blues" to its highest point.
This song wouldn’t be what it is without Scarlet
My favorie B.D. song of all time!!
My life is better for having seen this performance,.
And this was 1975, one of the BEST versions EVER MADE. BOB DYLAN ONE OF A KIND!!! NEVER SOLD OUT!!!!
One hell of a concert, got out of Houston jail, missed but they had all kinds of unannounced guest stars, yeah that lady playing the violin was awesome
My dad brought this album home on its release, I loved it then, my dad is now gone and I still have the album on CD and still love it....
Desire was the first album of Dylan's I heard I was 14, 1988 didn't want the hurricane to finish, thanks Bob for what you gave the world
I love this song, especially how he points out the terrible racism "pulled over just like the time before and the time be4 that" continues in 2018. Such a shame.
Bob Dylan is the best poet ever!!💜
My only complaint about Desire is that Isis doesn’t have the kick it does in the live versions.
@@TrekBeatTK quit your whining
R.I.P., Hurricane! We still love you...
How can the life of such a man..be in the palm of fools hands....?
That song will always be a No 1 ..what a story..thank You !
@Jack Flash You are a nobody. You are a failure in life.
this man is pure talent
whats better is he sticks up for what is right!!
This song is honestly so amazing and still underrated today! Bob Dylan just tells the story so well and the actual music stands out from anything else i've heard.
I love how he randomly just changed the lyrics because he’s Bob Dylan
He does that. There were also Lawsuits involved too.
viviandarkbloom100 what did bob say about the suit?
@@viviandarkbloom100 what lawsuit? He wrote the lyrics. What he's suing himself?
@@AA-sn9lz Patty Valentine sued Bob for defamation and he subsequently changed some of the lyrics. She was the 3rd Liar who said she saw the white "getaway car". She lied just like Bradley and Bellow.
viviandarkbloom100 and they all went for a ride
June 2nd, 2020 checking in with a big bag of irony...
June 21 ,2020
That suckers getting pretty heavy, in'nt it? 😁✌️
Just watched Dylan doc awesome
yep, boy
@@chuckabbate5924 which one?
YES!!!!
This song has such power! The eloquence of the lyrics, which poignantly tell the story with such clarity and passion verse after verse, and the violin breaks - sublime. For this alone he deserves the Nobel! prize
So true
still got goose bumps after all these years...
this took unbelievable courage
as powerful now as when it was first written - astounding song
I crashed my car while this song happened to be on, I still listen to it all the time, one of the greatest things I've ever heard
Bob Dylan - Incredible, all musicians and Scarlet Rivera magical. Thank you Vagner Ferreira.
Cela fait 25 ans que j'écoute ce morceau; je l'aime de plus en plus.
Scarlet Rivera added so much to the Desire album and became a legend. The story of how she became part of the album is serendipitous, to say the least. The part seldom told is that she replaced the lead guitarist scheduled for that album. In her words: "I actually replaced a lead guitarist that was supposed to be on the album, and was already on the album. That was in full progress before I walked in - and that guitarist was Eric Clapton."
I'm 23 found bob dylan when I was 16 love him , the best music I've ever heard my grandpa collects records and put a few of Bob's albums aside for me
Congratulations
...he found you.
These lyrics alone warrant the Noble Prize for Literature........
It's a true story.
Dylan never sings a song the same twice. Great video.
as powerful now as when it was first written - astounding song
Absolutely!
This is one of my absolute all time favourites from Bob Dylan. Great song, touching lyrics and outstanding performance with a group of excellent musicians.
That song will always be a No 1 ..what a story..thank You !
as powerful now as when it was first written - astounding song
Now this is the greatest rock n roll poet that ever lived!
still got goose bumps after all these years...
Me too my friend a true song the violin 🎻 was awesome.
The man's a genius. Outstanding
FOR SURE BE JESUS......👍😊🤘🤘
Dylan, is top of the line for poetry! No one can touch Him ❤
Well, the story he tells about the boxer is one thing, but it’s the story about ourselves that makes us listen. Again and again anda again and........and that violin plays like a haunted animal. Freakin amazing!!
Best 8 minutes today
Não tenho palavras para definir Bob Dylan!!!!!
Best 8 minutes today
Dylan's phrasing is brilliant, a story told perfectly. A definitive version of this great number.
This story is written like a screenplay. It keeps such a vivid picture.
That song will always be a No 1 ..what a story..thank You !
What a great tribute to a man of love, courage, faith, strength and dignity! Recently I watched the movie. God's unfailing mercy for an innocent man this side of heaven. Hate is from evil love is of God. Inspiring story!
simplesmente eterno, Dylan, esta música e esta história !!!! escuto isto há 40 anos !!!
eu ouvi esta musica no ano que foi lançada. Um colega de trabalho de origem espanhola trouxe da Espanha e fomos a casa dele ouvir. Isto foi em 1976.
One of America's greatest poets...living or dead.....
A nice interview with Jacques Levy just before he died about the collaboration on this song.
Paul Simon rivals him in that aspect.
@@garymaidman625 not even close in 1000 years!
@@jeff1414z he absolutely does, the Boxer is a work of genius.
Bob Dylan called Smokey Robinson “americas greatest living poet”.. i think they both share the title.. they say so much in a fraction of a sentence..
that violinist is crazy talented!
A Genius at work...
Scarlet Rivera
Scarlet Rivera
Brilliant song.. helped the cause.. Ruben learned Law in prison and conducted his own defence in the appeal.. won... Bet Bob was so happy
Rubin... Spell it right, at least
@David Walsh proper nouns don't have synonymous. Go back to school, ignorant
@David Walsh the man's name is Rubin Carter. While that name can be spelled different ways, his specific spelling is Rubin.
@Brett R I doubt that buddy. Carter was wrongfully convicted and was released after being locked up 20 years! It was a specific situational song song I doubt it fit a regular concert lineup!
@@L.C.Sweeney this guy Brett is like Trump the way he blindly spews BS about an innocent black guy calling him a POS and guilty without evidence like it's a fact!
SImplemente magnifico! 🎶
@Jack Flash You are ignorant as S*.
Eu também adorei essa música e tem o filme
This live version is even better than the original. Beautifully sang and performed.
This is a mix of live and the original
😢 too bad he may have done it
A música é maravilhosa. E essa menina no violino é sensacional. Agradeço Deus por ter vivido essa época.
Este es el original de huracanne
Numero uno....makes me emotional.......and not easy to do. God Bless America!
Addicted to that bass line...
❤️ that’s Mister Rob Stoner. He makes my musical heart beat
He's amazing, also played on don McLean American pie. You'll recognize him
@@Arossi8753 Damn that's why American Pie is so good.
Awesome song from an awesome artist.
A very sad story of a man that could just as well have happened today. His story written by a great poet, Bob Dylan.
Have you read anything about the actual case? Do you form your opinions from songs or evidence from the case? You would be VERY foolish to form opinions from catchy tunes. Try this on for size: www.graphicwitness.com/carter/?fbclid=IwAR1Fj_rwLe66dT7x043b4uLmeNEu8WVxxkSidRk2_byiUswFH-wZ5BeR7Co
juscurious I’ve read about it and unfortunately it is something would have a more lethal ending these days 😔
I like music as much as the next guy. But I don't form opinions based upon songs. Artists as a group are fairly flakey people and are not predisposed to logic and reason. I wouldn't want to fly in an airplane designed by artists (if that were even possible). I know a little bit about the case of Hurricane Carter because I had relatives in Jersey who were living close by at the time this went down. Carter was in fact guilty. There is no getting around it. NEVER get your history from Hollywood.
juscurious he wasn’t... I read about. I didn’t talk to some people who lived sort of close by? That’s a really bizarre argument.
@Jack Flash Shut the fuck up.
If someone asked why Bob Dylan is considered to be a legendary poet/songwriter/performer I would use this video. Dylan is a major influence on our music history over the last 50 years. To understand the music in the 1960s into the 80s you got to listen to Dylan.
Beautiful, don't draw the heat. The best singing poet of all time.
That song will always be a No 1 ..what a story..thank You !
Best 8 minutes today
Bob is one amazing talented artist. Lyrics sound absolutely outstanding 👏👏👏
La violinista di Dylan ha un talento pazzesco
couldn't help but make me feel ashamed
to live in a land
where justice is a game!
@Jack Flash Song for people with good musical taste, unlike you.
@Jack Flash why the fuck do you commenting on here? You don't like the song and you think the BLM movement is bull. We get it, move along and drop the bashing mission you're out on. No one gives a shit about your outdated fucking opinions.
don't ever feel ashamed about living in a land where justice is a game!, just feel ashamed for the pricks that are running it , into the ground. justice isn't a game , because if justice becomes a game , it becomes one big FUCKING INJUSTICE
@@casperingels2220 nah man BLM is kinda wack lmao, neo Marxist organization
Anna, read the book by Gerry Spence (lawyer), "With Justice For None" and it will explain EXACTLY how the American "justice" system works. Good luck!
Outstanding violin 🎻 soloing.
magnifique là prestation de bob dylan en la mémoire de robin carter
This great song and lyrics are part of why Dylan was awarded the 2016 Nobel Prize in Literature "for having created new poetic expressions within the great American song tradition."
Mein geliebter BOBBY, dieses Lied schreibt Weltgeschichte! Grandios! Schlaf gut!
Esta musica é para mim um hino. I love bob dylan.
Por graças eu vivi esta lamúria e ainda contínuo. A data de parar só me resta o caixão.obrigado
Dylan is genius. These lyrics are from another world. Master.
Mr Bob Dylan .... U are a Beast
U are a great Poet, and a great musician too
U open the eyes of so many ppl
your song are incredbly underrated
Your lyrics are too powerful
today we are lost ..... no more Poet, no more musician , ....
Our children are lost in some market music and i am happy i was born in a good decay to understand and love your music
TY and tyvm
Best kisses from Afica the mother country
had to watch it again, simply amazing
@Jack Flash You’re low-key racist.
Grazie Bob 👍 quando ascolto questo brano torno ai miei 15 anni 👍👍👍🌟
Wonderful to hear another version. This song has been apart of my life for so long.
One of the best Bob's live performances
Bob is magic
Bob dylan es fantástico un hito en la música popular del los últimos cincuenta años, desde el folk, blues, rock, de lo ya conocido le da un nuevo lenguaje, un timbre de voz único, un fraseo, una musicalidad en la voz, que hacen que de lo conocido, le de un lenguaje verbal y musical, que le hacen original y hace brillar con otra luz o sonido la música.
Here comes story of huricane. Respect. Such a great story from such a great singer
It's horrible. Hurricane is known to be guilty, go make a song about OJ Simpson. This song was in very poor taste.
Just an icon! Brilliant, gifted, divine music! The greatest singers for world's peace ever. I just love it and can listen to it over and over.
Escutando esta raridade em 11 agosto 2019 ás 1517hs - Lorena-SP-Brasil.
Estamos perto. moro em cruzeiro!
Bravissimo Bob dylan hurricane perché io non ho mai ascoltato mai la tua canzone preferita ma rispetta le punteggietture e rispetta le canzoni che ti guidano quelli che suonano i violini
Excellent song... one of my favorites by him...
Hurricane was guilty though.
Hurricane is my all time favourite movie ever! 🎊 🎊 🎊
Love Bob! Been a long time fan! About 50 years!
Dylan is a legend, once you think about it there’s no one that sounded like him before or after, and he wasn’t afraid to speak his mind and tell these types of stories
Show Bob !!! Violino harmoniza espetacularmente 👏👏
: libere un homme juste avec une chanson genial tout est possible;bravos BOB
So happy to see this from 75
Proud of you Sir Dylan
First heard this on a radio program called ALBUM REPLAY on CFMI, I was 15 or 16 and I listened to this program every night, back then FM radio was something only the old folks listened to but I didnt care, I would shoot pool in my Grandma Mann's basement ( THE BEST GRANDMOTHER EVER!!!!!! ) and all of this new music would flow over me and started me on the lifelong quest to see, hear & enjoy as much music as I could. I heard this song, the DJ explained a bit of the story behind it, next day I was at the library trying to find out all I could, a defining moment in my musical life and I saw DYLAN every time I could, but I never will again, the last time I saw him he butchered TANGLED UP IN BLUE so badly I ended up leaving, but still a great memory of first hearing this
No one can tell
A story like Bob Dylan
Doug Antelman Johnny cash
also gordon lightfoot
@Jack Flash it is true. You aren’t.
One of his great song s i always put this on the jukebox
There´s some truly exceptional people out there . It would take me a year or two just to remember these lyrics ( let alone writing and performing them ) .
Took me 2 months to learn it without looking at the lyrics. Its not an easy song to sing thats for sure
@@MegaMahari That tells me you´re sober , intelligent and driven ... correct me if I ´m wrong .
@@saraivatoledo1842 you actually wrong on this one. Im just a guy who loves the real music and not this crap that people listen to these days...and for me Bob Dylan is one of the greatest there is. The lyrics that this man comes up with are just great. Hurricane and Ballad of a thin man is definitly my two favorites
@@MegaMahari Entire albums , and some , specially from the mid 80s onwards which I have never even listened to . It´s just too much .
That song will always be a No 1 ..what a story..thank You !
How can the life of such a man..be in the palm of fools hands....?
Dylan's phrasing is brilliant, a story told perfectly. A definitive version of this great number.
Violinist was awesome thanks for posting!
Arguably the best topical song ever.