Miraculous scene! Jack Nicholson introducing Bob Dylan with such an enthusiasm! And Dylan singing one of the iconic songs with Keith Richards and Ronnie Wood! All the applauses are not enough. Thanks.
You got that right , word has it they were partying all night. But Bob as the supper professional he is can come out with always great performance. But looking at Keith and Ronnie its easy to tell 😅
I've grown old now. But I also grew up during on of the best times to be born into. What a time to be young. Watching all the wonderful things from that era come into focus. The social changes...the cool cars and to some degree the early marijuana days... but mostly the music. The music. Watching these treasures brings back the memories from those times. They carry me back to a time of great hope. And prosperity....How lucky we were to be there. And as Paul Simon says in a song about old friends... "preserve your memories...they're all that's left you". And these poets singing their music. They trigger those memories again. What a great way to grow old. I'm so grateful to have landed here, back then.
Arnold Broberg so very true. I don’t think I will live much longer but I am so happy that I lived through those great times and have such memories to,ponder on
"Blowin' in the Wind" was the first acoustic tune I ever heard. My babysitter Barbara played it on her guitar for me when I was four. I still remember it. I am now playing and writing acoustic tunes probably because of that moment. Thanks, Bob, for the inspiration.
Ideal song for Live Aid 1985...23 yrs after he wrote it, he sounded better than ever--phrasing, lyrics, acoustic guitars--we'll never see or hear anybody like Bob Dylan...the only Nobel Laureate in contemporary music history
I was in between living situations at the time and i watched it in the Bus station in Colorado Springs on one of those little TV's that you had to feed with quarters to watch..Made it all that more special..I'm a relic from a bygone era, lost in a world of Cultural Oblivion.
The lyrics seem so holy. A hope of Heaven to help. Begging at the "live Aid concert" for help for the poor at so many levels by Bob and all the other artists looking so deluxe them selves in their efforts;you KNOW Heaven was applauding.
Wow 1985 .. my hero ...listening in 2019... noble prize ... songs that have made my life... Bob... the answer is blowing in the wind. You are my hero ... all of the best Keith R. And on and on...sounds the best... Bob, we are old..but you are still my hero... born the same year. Bob we are on the downside of life... but your music lifts me up to my younger age..
As a young punker at the time this is where I got hooked on Dylan, I know it was criticised at the time but I loved it and 'Ballad of Hollis Brown' is still in my top ten Dylan songs.
Instrumental music is the language of the soul, conveying deep emotions without the need for words. The gentle and refined melodies touch the heart, bringing peace and wonderful relaxation after a long day of work
Il menestrello per eccellenza....... Sua Maestà " Il premio Nobel con la chitarra a tracolla e l'armonica in bocca"........ Il più grande poeta nella storia della musica........ Robert Allen Zimmermann, in arte BOB DYLAN, colui che diede inizio ad un "nuovo modo" di fare musica. E da quel "nuovo modo" è nata tutta la miglior musica....... Tutti i più grandi hanno ammesso di aver appreso,copiato,imparato da Lui. Thank,Bob
I will never understand what really made me get drawn to liking Bob Dylan's music during my army service in 64/70, I bought his first 5 albums (the best), i think.Still listening to them now at 77.(some how i lost those albums 😢)
Ha I'm yr age and was a huge Dylan fan. around 1964. I'd be in my room doing homework and playing one of his albums and my dad would open the door and say Turn that crap off. I think my dad thought Bob was a communist.
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Because of the Poet’s ❤ and his Timeless and unique Voice , we can find something with Bob that transcends. My ❤ goes out to you. Peace ☮️ and ❤️ from LindeeSixtiesRock
Ron Wood: ‘In New York, towards the middle of 1985, Bob Dylan rang to ask if I wanted to do a charity gig with him. "Sure," I said. He showed up at my house to talk about what songs we might do. Bob was showing me chords when I suggested getting Keith involved. Dylan agreed, so I rang Keith, two hours later the doorbell rang, and there was Keith saying: "So what do you want?" I said: "Bob is downstairs, be nice to him." He followed me in and threw open his arms: "Bob...So great to see you!" The three of us started rehearsing and got through pretty much the whole Dylan catalogue. On the day of the gig, a limo came to pick up Keith and me. Before we got in, a truck pulled up with Dylan on board - the driver was his daughter. Keith looked at me and said: "This better be f****** good." It was better than good, it was Live Aid. There were 72,000 people at Wembley Stadium in London, and 92,000 when we played at JFK Stadium in Philadelphia, plus 1.5billion people watching on TV in a hundred countries, all to help raise funds for famine relief in Ethiopia. On the stairs up to the stage, Bob said: "Let's do Blowin' In The Wind." I said: "What?" But by then it was too late to argue. I couldn't believe it: that was the only song of his we hadn't rehearsed. Right in the middle of it, one of Bob's guitar strings broke. I thought fast and handed my guitar to him, leaving me there in front of all those people, playing air guitar. I was eventually handed another guitar, and when we finished our last song we turned around to find the entire cast on stage behind us’.
The backstory makes this car crash of a performance even funnier. It takes the combination of Ronnie, Baawb and Keef to fuck things up so brilliantly. Gotta love them!
@@VuotoPneumaNN Except one time he was playing in the D.C. area, in Virginia. This was about 30 years ago roughly. We left after awhile because he wouldn't play any of his older songs
@@MrThedonhead OK, granted, I would have liked to have seen him around "Blood On the Tracks" and "Desire", but hey, it's Bob Dylan. He's a fucking living legend!
Bob Dylan playing a Don Musser dreadnought. Don's made a few for Neil Young and me too. Good guitars . Good company. Then Bob breaks a string and Ron Wood cooly passes him his Martin and goes off stage to get another Martin while Keith Richards plays with Bob on his Martin. Ron returns with another Martin, that's 3, and they continue to an attentive audience. While they can't hear themselves well on these acoustics, they keep going to the appreciation of their live audience and huge worldwide audience watching on screens. How cool is that! Three heavies with 3 Martins, playing the song of a generation, Blowing in the Wind, introduced by Jack Nickleson. Wow! One flew over the coocoo's nest! Indeed!
This song is so needed to be heard today the words TOO MANY PEOPLE HAVE DIED needs for the war mongers to be made to listen too in their safe big houses peace needs to be not just a word 😢 😢😢
Just saw him September 23, 2023 at Farm Aid (Noblesville, IN)! He's iconic and will forever be BOB! There's no mold left for another one! He did great and was a great surprise (Hell he's 82 and Willie's 90!) He honored our late Tom Petty backed with the Heartbreakers!
Blowing away in the wind , the Thoughts we Have and how miraculously we can still cherish the Voices and Guitar Play , of these great Minstrels of our Time
When I was very young my dad would play me old Folk and country songs on his guitar this was my favourite So this song brings back so many childhood memories and this performance is sick
People complaining of them being wasted or stoned. But I've never been able to tell the difference in a stoned Keith Richards and the usual Keith Richards
Marc Knopfler opened for him in San Diego. We had 2nd row seats dead center. Marc played a set of Irish and Celtic folk songs. Brilliantly performed. But when Dylan and his young band came on with abstract openings to his hits the place went wild except...some aging hippies with tie dyes and ponytails took offense I guess to electrified music. A couple large groups walked out. Unreal. People quickly filled their seats. What a show. he was smiling the whole time playing keyboard while his young backup band tore the place up. What a show.
Ragazziiiiiii ...avevo dimenticato questa meravigliosa musica....mi manca mi mancano uomini così.che si battevano per la pace e l'onestà...ditemi ..dove siamo finiti..come abbiamo fatto a cadere così in basso !!!
Was there with my 8 year old daughter who is now 42. We met Chevy Chase at our hotel after the show and Tom Petty.Dick Gregory, Eddie Kendricks, David Ruffian and got yheir autographs
They are the most respected peoples in the world. People all over the world should know from his smile and every wrinkle in his face what matters most.
I don’t know who you mix with but I first saw Dylan in the 1960s. The audience valued it all right and I’m sure that those that are still alive still do !
I was right down by the stage for most of the show what a time it was . Went with a friend the night before and we stood on top of a tractor trailer truck to watch Mick and Tina Turner practice their set to an empty stadium. That was very cool :)
What a professional Ronnie, is, keenly aware at all times. Bob's strings break, within seconds Ronnie transfers his guitar to Bob, and the show goes on!
Every time I hear Bob Dylan (just get emotional every time with the song hurricane) he represents freedom , shows strenght to rise up againts tyranny !! We will overcome tyranny time and time again and this time for ever we will shed the whole clan. Blowing in the wind ............
Best Song ?? You must be joking ! Simple ""Quetion - Answer - Child - Like - Lyrics ! {"" Where have all the Flowers gone"" - like } - There are 1000 better Dylan Songs !!
Malegris Rodin fitty cent is in rolling stone magazine top 100 songs of all time ! I’d rather hear this shitted up version of Bob Dylan singing his song blowing in the wind for eternity than listen to any of that shit they call music !
@@patbackus7668 ?? You must be joking ! All my life i was listenimg to Rock-Music ! And I know what I like ! And what the >> rolling stones magazin I don't care !! ?? Top 100 what ever Songs ?? = Collection of most promoted songs ?? Greeetings and try to deside by yourself ....
I've been following Zimmerman since about 1964. He inspired me to take up guitar and singing. He proved that if you can't sing or play guitar , it doesn't matter !
why say that? you think it will make you look smart ? you think you are too cool to compliment one of if not the most prolific songwriters of all time so you will attack his singing and guitar playing. Anybody smarter than a can opener would realize he changed his name to bob dylan because that is what he wanted to be called. Everybody respects this and ever since he is just bob dylan to everybody. But not you, because you think it makes you cool to call him by a name he disliked so much that he changed it over 60 years ago? bad news for you pal, doing that is just like the pathetic tools who go on things like imdb and say stupid shit about some of the best films/film makers of all time
Well, much has been said about the "state of mind" these 3 legends were in during this performance. I am from Australia and stayed up all night for Live Aid, still remember the magic I felt when Bob Dylan came out and announced Keef and Ronnie.....these moments happen once in a lifetime, don't complain....just enjoy the magic!
The look Dylan gives Wood at 3:37 as Keith Richards is taking the lead, kind of like, "ah, where's this gonna go?" Such a subtle yet also heavily meaningful, somehow.
Ronnie Wood paints, too. There's a documentary of the Stones doing a tour down in South American and Wood talks about it, and talks about painting with some local dude down there.
So sweet that Ronnie gave up his guitar when Dylan's string broke. You don't see it folks, but he proceeded to air guitar until another guitar came out for him. He even chucked a Townshend windmill👍😊❤
If I recall correctly Live Aid was a concert to raise funds for famine stricken people in East Africa in 1980s. Great Job done by organisers and performers. I'm a retired brigadier of Pakistani Army, 82 years old, and enjoy listening to music from my youth. Sher Khan
Can't stop listening to it, can't stop crying. it's an incredible achievement - a wake, not just to JFK but the hope for a world that would one day be more free that died with him, timing of the release is perfect
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39 years later and all three of them are still going strong. How impressive
Bob Dylan busting a string and Ron Wood giving him his guitar and then fetches another for himself. Priceless.
It was kinda stupid. Bob is only strumming. You can play chords on 3 strings, let alone 5
He's a generation bellow , coming from the Beatnik era ! !
one of these has won a Nobel prize - but all - are brilliant
And brilliantly stoned.
Even better is when Ron comes back he steps away from the mic and listens to the guitar before going ahead and playing!!!!
OMG…Bob Dylan…leader of the pack! Love you Bobby!
Miraculous scene! Jack Nicholson introducing Bob Dylan with such an enthusiasm! And Dylan singing one of the iconic songs with Keith Richards and Ronnie Wood! All the applauses are not enough. Thanks.
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XXXOOO THANK YOU DEAR BOBBY
Yes jack
You got that right , word has it they were partying all night. But Bob as the supper professional he is can come out with always great performance. But looking at Keith and Ronnie its easy to tell 😅
OH FFS Icons ARE RELIGIOUS SYMBOLS. there is nothing religious about this. Bob has had a number of religions if you can recall.
76 anni vissuti con musiche così, si scivola facilmente verso i 100 anni senza invecchiare.
I've grown old now. But I also grew up during on of the best times to be born into. What a time to be young. Watching all the wonderful things from that era come into focus. The social changes...the cool cars and to some degree the early marijuana days... but mostly the music. The music. Watching these treasures brings back the memories from those times. They carry me back to a time of great hope. And prosperity....How lucky we were to be there. And as Paul Simon says in a song about old friends... "preserve your memories...they're all that's left you". And these poets singing their music. They trigger those memories again. What a great way to grow old. I'm so grateful to have landed here, back then.
Arnold Broberg so very true. I don’t think I will live much longer but I am so happy that I lived through those great times and have such memories to,ponder on
"To some degree......." oh, yeah, LMAO!
I am with you buddy the youngsters today only see plastic manufactured bands,not real musicians.
@@CHRIS-xm1do That is so true...the sht music atm, no REAL musicians. Dylan wrote thirty something albums, the other 2 could have been anybody's
I turn 65 this year. Never thought I would make it past 50s I'm still here. I have to believe GOD has a plan for me.
Can't say we didn't have the BEST music.
Don’t care what anyone says I’ll always love Bob Dylan . . . ♥️
That's right always have, always will love Dylan. And Dylan can care less if they like him or not. Dylan does Dylan!
I hope you care what i say 😢
@@DominicBede-w6c
Awww 🥰 of course I do, what do you want to tell me, here?
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I dont care what you love. As long as children and animals are safe.
"Blowin' in the Wind" was the first acoustic tune I ever heard. My babysitter Barbara played it on her guitar for me when I was four. I still remember it. I am now playing and writing acoustic tunes probably because of that moment. Thanks, Bob, for the inspiration.
Time when being young was the best time in our life. I am deeply thankful to the creator l was young then 🙏
You and me both!!!!
Ideal song for Live Aid 1985...23 yrs after he wrote it, he sounded better than ever--phrasing, lyrics, acoustic guitars--we'll never see or hear anybody like Bob Dylan...the only Nobel Laureate in contemporary music history
Geh zum Ohren Doktor, irgendwas mit deinen Ohren stimmt nicht!
I guess, if you admire grouped dialogue…
its still living in.
Amen 🙏🏽, anyone who can discern the deeper meaning to Dylan’s message is blessed. Many don’t understand his genius, their loss .
Alcohol and cocaine all of them
I was in between living situations at the time and i watched it in the Bus station in Colorado Springs on one of those little TV's that you had to feed with quarters to watch..Made it all that more special..I'm a relic from a bygone era, lost in a world of Cultural Oblivion.
En wat vinde juili van deze auwe rockers GR DE TJABO
@@laurensbroos6999 What do i think of them? No one today can touch them..Not even close..
and what is GR De TJABO?
Gr de tjabo dat is my bij naam GROETE DE TJABO.
@@laurensbroos6999 Oh..nice to meet you..
The lyrics seem so holy. A hope of Heaven to help. Begging at the "live Aid concert" for help for the poor at so many levels by Bob and all the other artists looking so deluxe them selves in their efforts;you KNOW Heaven was applauding.
3:37 the look Bob Dylan gives Ronnie during Keith's "solo". Priceless.
maybe bc he didn't play a solo
Wow 1985 .. my hero ...listening in 2019... noble prize ... songs that have made my life... Bob... the answer is blowing in the wind. You are my hero ... all of the best Keith R. And on and on...sounds the best... Bob, we are old..but you are still my hero... born the same year. Bob we are on the downside of life... but your music lifts me up to my younger age..
I was 20 years old watching this. Doesn't seem that long ago. Glad these three gentlemen are still with us and still playing.
As a young punker at the time this is where I got hooked on Dylan, I know it was criticised at the time but I loved it and 'Ballad of Hollis Brown' is still in my top ten Dylan songs.
En español
Instrumental music is the language of the soul, conveying deep emotions without the need for words. The gentle and refined melodies touch the heart, bringing peace and wonderful relaxation after a long day of work
People use the word 'genius' too lightly, but Bob Dylan is a true genius. He can say more in a few words than many can in an entire book
Il menestrello per eccellenza.......
Sua Maestà " Il premio Nobel con la chitarra a tracolla e l'armonica in bocca"........
Il più grande poeta nella storia della musica........
Robert Allen Zimmermann, in arte BOB DYLAN, colui che diede inizio ad un "nuovo modo" di fare musica.
E da quel "nuovo modo" è nata tutta la miglior musica.......
Tutti i più grandi hanno ammesso di aver appreso,copiato,imparato da Lui.
Thank,Bob
Immerso Bob
I will never understand what really made me get drawn to liking Bob Dylan's music during my army service in 64/70, I bought his first 5 albums (the best), i think.Still listening to them now at 77.(some how i lost those albums 😢)
Ha I'm yr age and was a huge Dylan fan. around 1964. I'd be in my room doing homework and playing one of his albums and my dad would open the door and say Turn that crap off. I think my dad thought Bob was a communist.
His 70s stuff is so underrated
Verdade ! Naquela época de desinformação é compreensível. Mas hoje a imbecialidade com relação ao comunismo que nem existe mais, ronda as cabecinhas do Jumento Mor .. Bostonaro ... Inclusive um de seus seguidores se esplodiu em fezes em plena praça dos três poderes
I'm so glad these performances were filmed!! Almost 20 years before I was born.
Yes it was really a great time for music a really great time to be alive it was a Renaissance in music. So glad you can appreciate it 20 years ahead
Because of the Poet’s ❤ and his Timeless and unique Voice , we can find something with Bob that transcends. My ❤ goes out to you. Peace ☮️ and ❤️ from LindeeSixtiesRock
J'ai 70 ans et j'adore toujours ves sacrés musiciens et chanteurs
Elle etait belle notre jeunesse. Nostalgie quand tu nous tiens..
I was lucky enough to watch it live on my TV when I was 27 years old. That LiveAid marked my life!
Beautifully put. Tears for fears my friend. 69 and I hear you loud and clear. 💙🕊️💙
Did too!!!
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Shepherd's Chapel Network !!!!!!! Pastor Murray is an Anointed Servant of GOD who teaches the Word of GOD with Authority!!!!!!!
Igualmente por essa idade
Ron Wood: ‘In New York, towards the middle of 1985, Bob Dylan rang to ask if I wanted to do a charity gig with him. "Sure," I said.
He showed up at my house to talk about what songs we might do.
Bob was showing me chords when I suggested getting Keith involved. Dylan agreed, so I rang Keith, two hours later the doorbell rang, and there was Keith saying: "So what do you want?"
I said: "Bob is downstairs, be nice to him." He followed me in and threw open his arms: "Bob...So great to see you!"
The three of us started rehearsing and got through pretty much the whole Dylan catalogue.
On the day of the gig, a limo came to pick up Keith and me. Before we got in, a truck pulled up with Dylan on board - the driver was his daughter.
Keith looked at me and said: "This better be f****** good."
It was better than good, it was Live Aid.
There were 72,000 people at Wembley Stadium in London, and 92,000 when we played at JFK Stadium in Philadelphia, plus 1.5billion people watching on TV in a hundred countries, all to help raise funds for famine relief in Ethiopia.
On the stairs up to the stage, Bob said: "Let's do Blowin' In The Wind." I said: "What?" But by then it was too late to argue. I couldn't believe it: that was the only song of his we hadn't rehearsed.
Right in the middle of it, one of Bob's guitar strings broke. I thought fast and handed my guitar to him, leaving me there in front of all those people, playing air guitar.
I was eventually handed another guitar, and when we finished our last song we turned around to find the entire cast on stage behind us’.
Thx for sharing this
Ronnie.... he's just that kind of guy, including Keith, handing Dylan his guitar... just an unselfish person.
The backstory makes this car crash of a performance even funnier. It takes the combination of Ronnie, Baawb and Keef to fuck things up so brilliantly. Gotta love them!
He forgot to mention that all three of them got absolutely fucking hammered before going on stage
@@VuotoPneumaNN Except one time he was playing in the D.C. area, in Virginia. This was about 30 years ago roughly. We left after awhile because he wouldn't play any of his older songs
Seeing Bob Dylan in concert was on my bucket list. Finally accomplished in 2017. Thank God I got to see him before one of us kicked!
doodahman101 a let down though eh
doodahman101 I planned on seeing him in June but that’s been cancelled I’m so disappointed..
@@MrThedonhead OK, granted, I would have liked to have seen him around "Blood On the Tracks" and "Desire", but hey, it's Bob Dylan. He's a fucking living legend!
I took the chance to see Dylan back in the fall last year. I was in awe of this living legend. Wish I gotten a picture.
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Bob Dylan playing a Don Musser dreadnought. Don's made a few for Neil Young and me too. Good guitars . Good company. Then Bob breaks a string and Ron Wood cooly passes him his Martin and goes off stage to get another Martin while Keith Richards plays with Bob on his Martin. Ron returns with another Martin, that's 3, and they continue to an attentive audience. While they can't hear themselves well on these acoustics, they keep going to the appreciation of their live audience and huge worldwide audience watching on screens.
How cool is that! Three heavies with 3 Martins, playing the song of a generation, Blowing in the Wind, introduced by Jack Nickleson.
Wow! One flew over the coocoo's nest!
Indeed!
Bob Dylan was awakening for me at the age of 12 or so . I grew up with Bob Dylan and Jimmy Hendricks ❤
This song is so needed to be heard today the words TOO MANY PEOPLE HAVE DIED needs for the war mongers to be made to listen too in their safe big houses peace needs to be not just a word 😢 😢😢
Just saw him September 23, 2023 at Farm Aid (Noblesville, IN)! He's iconic and will forever be BOB! There's no mold left for another one! He did great and was a great surprise (Hell he's 82 and Willie's 90!) He honored our late Tom Petty backed with the Heartbreakers!
The legend of folk music Bob Dylan forever
Awww, gonna be a long while before we can gather like this again!!! But--we can cherish it here.
Blowing away in the wind , the Thoughts we Have and how miraculously we can still cherish the Voices and Guitar Play , of these great Minstrels of our Time
July 11, 2022 This is great, made my day? BOB DYLAN POET OF AMERICAN. WE SING ON. HUMANITY FOR ALL.❤️
Lord help our Country. History is repeating itself. Relevant Song 2021
Hello Stormy how are you doing?
BOB DYLAN!!! I am in tears!!! Praise the lord!!! Thank you BOBBY Z
Jack Nicholson introducing Bob Dylan accompanied by Keith Richards and Ronnie Wood... just WOW!
awesome to all
THE CLASSIC MAN , THE BEST !
Vaisin ...so...
Michael Jackson this is it
I'm guessing you have still to listen to it ?
When I was very young my dad would play me old
Folk and country songs on his guitar this was my favourite
So this song brings back so many childhood memories and this performance is sick
Nicee
oh, I was so impressed with that I saw the scene Keith helped to change Bob Dylan that showed how the other musicians respect Bob Dylan,
Bob Dylan is one of the greatest songwriters ever,he wrote some classic songs and many other singers covered them
He´s not better than the Rolling Stones!
A one of a kind performance of "Blowin in the Wind" all acoustic with the words almost spoken like a poet. Thanks so much for posting!
Robert Allan Zimmermann forever!
Traduction
He is a poet laureate
he knew that the essence of his songs are about the philosophical aspects and poetic beauty in them, even melodies don't matter much
People complaining of them being wasted or stoned. But I've never been able to tell the difference in a stoned Keith Richards and the usual Keith Richards
The usual Keith Richards IS the stoned Keith Richards
Matt Burns lol that’s what I was just about to reply 😂😂😂
@@moonbluebob bruh I wish I could handle my alcohol like that. Endless cocaine must help
Matt Burns Lol. We have to start thinking about what kind of world we’re going to leave to Keith!
@@Dildobagginses yeh the cocaine would sober them up somewhat
Marc Knopfler opened for him in San Diego. We had 2nd row seats dead center. Marc played a set of Irish and Celtic folk songs. Brilliantly performed. But when Dylan and his young band came on with abstract openings to his hits the place went wild except...some aging hippies with tie dyes and ponytails took offense I guess to electrified music. A couple large groups walked out. Unreal. People quickly filled their seats. What a show. he was smiling the whole time playing keyboard while his young backup band tore the place up. What a show.
Ragazziiiiiii ...avevo dimenticato questa meravigliosa musica....mi manca mi mancano uomini così.che si battevano per la pace e l'onestà...ditemi ..dove siamo finiti..come abbiamo fatto a cadere così in basso !!!
I worked on Bob's tour in 76, Earls Court, London. Last saw him at the Apollo Theatre, Manchester a few years ago. Legend
Was there with my 8 year old daughter who is now 42. We met Chevy Chase at our hotel after the show and Tom Petty.Dick Gregory, Eddie Kendricks, David Ruffian and got yheir autographs
Bob is the greatest modern music writer of our history!
Paul Simon and Fogerty have something to say about it.
@@aaronaragon7838 Bob won an oscar
Winning an Oscar for Pat Garrett and Billy the Kid.
Gracias desde Las Américas Tenerife Sur un Andaluz d Sevilla
S verda, existen los Ángeles, gracias Bob
They are the most respected peoples in the world. People all over the world should know from his smile and every wrinkle in his face what matters most.
God that is just so beautiful! Thank you all so much!
Hi,how is the weather today,i hope is good?
I saw Bob Dylan perform at a basketball venue in Denver..2000’s
I was surprised that his music was not valued as it should be. Now in 2022, it is. 💗
I don’t know who you mix with but I first saw Dylan in the 1960s. The audience valued it all right and I’m sure that those that are still alive still do !
"not valued in the 2000's"? Have you been under a rock or are you only ten? He has been admired and respected since the 60's.
Maybe you should consider that it was an audience who must not have been too familiar with Dylan, didn't get his message or talent.
Un beau bordel 😊
Another piece of genius poetry dropped in from some heavenly place. into Bob's mind.
abi çok yaşa! ❤
I was right down by the stage for most of the show what a time it was . Went with a friend the night before and we stood on top of a tractor trailer truck to watch Mick and Tina Turner practice their set to an empty stadium. That was very cool :)
how very cool. so worth your effort. for sure your feet did not touch the ground for a while after that brush with heaven
Gentleman , thank you! Never Never to be repeated! Lightining in a bottle.
What a professional Ronnie, is, keenly aware at all times. Bob's strings break, within seconds Ronnie transfers his guitar to Bob, and the show goes on!
That was a pathetic performance by Ron Wood on guitar, obviously you are not a guitarist you
Love ya bob.The most prolific writer of our life time so many powerful songs each one is a gift.. thanks man
This feeling, standing and singing on this stage ... must be the best
He gave us the answer to every rhetorical and/or philosophical question so very long ago... Blowing IN the wind.
Casts away his guitar and doesn’t miss a beat - genius !
They are so Great and are Still with us !
Every time I hear Bob Dylan (just get emotional every time with the song hurricane) he represents freedom , shows strenght to rise up againts tyranny !! We will overcome tyranny time and time again and this time for ever we will shed the whole clan. Blowing in the wind ............
Welche tolle, spannende ansage, welch ein hochgenuss, danke fürs teilen, lg
The King of songwriting, Bob Dylan and one of the best songs ever written, 'Blowin' In The Wind'
Best Song ?? You must be joking !
Simple ""Quetion - Answer - Child - Like - Lyrics !
{"" Where have all the Flowers gone"" - like } -
There are 1000 better Dylan Songs !!
Songs don't have to be complex to be great.
Malegris Rodin fitty cent is in rolling stone magazine top 100 songs of all time ! I’d rather hear this shitted up version of Bob Dylan singing his song blowing in the wind for eternity than listen to any of that shit they call music !
And I’m only fitty tree , wtf happened?
@@patbackus7668 ?? You must be joking !
All my life i was listenimg to Rock-Music !
And I know what I like !
And what the >> rolling stones magazin I don't care !!
?? Top 100 what ever Songs ?? = Collection of most promoted songs ??
Greeetings and try to deside by yourself ....
I've been following Zimmerman since about 1964. He inspired me to take up guitar and singing. He proved that if you can't sing or play guitar , it doesn't matter !
why say that? you think it will make you look smart ? you think you are too cool to compliment one of if not the most prolific songwriters of all time so you will attack his singing and guitar playing. Anybody smarter than a can opener would realize he changed his name to bob dylan because that is what he wanted to be called. Everybody respects this and ever since he is just bob dylan to everybody. But not you, because you think it makes you cool to call him by a name he disliked so much that he changed it over 60 years ago? bad news for you pal, doing that is just like the pathetic tools who go on things like imdb and say stupid shit about some of the best films/film makers of all time
Raggedy and glorious. Exactly as i remembered it. Jacks intro and the three boys all over the place. Iconic.
Who was there in the audience.. come back and sing along some more, yeah, what a great fun it could be fans
Que tres grandes
Well, much has been said about the "state of mind" these 3 legends were in during this performance. I am from Australia and stayed up all night for Live Aid, still remember the magic I felt when Bob Dylan came out and announced Keef and Ronnie.....these moments happen once in a lifetime, don't complain....just enjoy the magic!
Bob Dyland……and where are they 😂😂
Woow! Jack Nicholson, Bob Dylan, Keith Richards, Ronnie Wood... unforgettable experience!
Dear Bob, Happy, Happy, 80th Anniversary of Your Birth. Thank you for what you have brought to the world.
And still does❤
How many joints can a man take before he can break his guitar.....the answer folks is right before your eyes...the answer....
The look Dylan gives Wood at 3:37 as Keith Richards is taking the lead, kind of like, "ah, where's this gonna go?" Such a subtle yet also heavily meaningful, somehow.
Discovered recently that Bob Dylan literally IS an artist cos he does limited edition paintings.
Clearly a man of MANY talents !
Ronnie Wood paints, too. There's a documentary of the Stones doing a tour down in South American and Wood talks about it, and talks about painting with some local dude down there.
Bob Dylan has a unique voice and I think one of the greatest.
So sweet that Ronnie gave up his guitar when Dylan's string broke. You don't see it folks, but he proceeded to air guitar until another guitar came out for him. He even chucked a Townshend windmill👍😊❤
ROTFL for Townsend's windmill
He was probably so wasted he didn’t mind or care
Blowing(air) in the wind(mill) > air windmill > windmill on air guitar ... there's the cracked code
@@napomania the guitar, my friend, is blowin in the wind
that's why they play with 3 guitars
If I recall correctly Live Aid was a concert to raise funds for famine stricken people in East Africa in 1980s. Great Job done by organisers and performers. I'm a retired brigadier of Pakistani Army, 82 years old, and enjoy listening to music from my youth. Sher Khan
Tolle Besetzung, und dass diese alle noch leben: großartig!! Gibt's nicht überall!!...
Danke für den Song
I sang this in the high school folk band. I love this song.
June2024….still listening.
Love this Song because my teacher played it on guitar for my 5th grade class ❤ Great memory’s ❤
Kitty griz... Estoy contigo.. Ojalá mas Personas escuchen a dylan y abran su mente.. Saludos
Que trio de feras, só feras!!! Não fazem mais exemplares como estes. Privilégio de minha geração
Tinhamos preciosidades!
God bless Bob Dylan ! Many songs come from the Heavens ! Thank you so much !
Those were the days for sure. Fantastic!!!!
1985 Eu 15 aninhos , Bob Dylan e um amor platônico 😊 Hoje 54 continuo amando Bob Dylan e melhor, sem amor platônico 😂😂
There can only be one ! What a line up🎉🎉🎉Jack Nicholsen,Bob Dylan,Keith Richards ,Ron Wooda🎉🎉🎉The voice of America! 🎉🎉🎉Excellent performance!🎉🎉🎉
Glad I was born when I was to live through such times.
Tem alguém ouvindo Bob Dylan 2021 dá um like
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Seeing this version of the classic for the first time. Rolling Stones and Bob Dylan is unthinkable combination and a collectors record.
You don't know, what you was watching !!
"" The - Full - Drunk- Fuck - This -Lousy - Audience -Version"" !!
Best Version EVER !!
Check The Rolling Stones with Muddy Waters LIVE at The Checkerboard Lounge. It’s on UA-cam.
Oh Bon Dylan
On se demande s il a jamais ri dans sa vie. Pourtant si profond, pourtant si mystique. J adore son style et je le respecte.
My fav lyrics forever, people should listen to this during the pandemic time.
I like how Keith with that final chord, bows. Probably has done that thousands of times.
Can't stop listening to it, can't stop crying. it's an incredible achievement - a wake, not just to JFK but the hope for a world that would one day be more free that died with him, timing of the release is perfect
A stage full of legendary icons
My love Bob Dylan is bringing your music 💞🎶 home ❤️
…I know Stones, and Keith of course, since 60’ies. But, I understand that I didn’t know him truly…he made me like him very sincerely…thank you Keith…