I came back because I wanted to also comment on the instrumental aspects of this performance. First Bob’s beautiful acoustic guitar and then Bucky Baxter on that pedal steel. Also the organ’s low consistent drone while he plays so beautifully. The entire combination of instrument sound is just so exceptional! 💎
Completely agree with you Nissi, this instrumental version from the unplugged session is great ❤❤! And Bob's is not too bad, although it was not his best years vocally 😉😉!
@@rb6338 😉I think you are not serious about Bobs vocals! He sounds way too good vocally as far I'm concerned! Oh Gosh listening to this again is an ocean of emotion! 🌊🌊🌊🌊
For some reason think it would be sooo nice to have a long slow dance with the person i love on this incredible beautiful song 🥰, thank you for all these treats!! 🙏💜 and what a great picture !!!
Dylan transforms this beautiful song with a spiritual warmth as lovely as any hymn. He makes it even more beautiful than the original. Thus achieving the impossible. Thank you so much for posting.
Perfection! This is the most beautiful and moving rendition I have ever heard of this song! Bob flings your heart up to the stars and it bursts open and rains fireworks with this one. ❤💔✨✨✨✨✨✨❤️🔥
This is the Sophie B. Hawkins arrangement that she played on her debut album and at the BobFest. Unfortunately she came on before the cameras started rolling. It's one of my favorite cover versions of all time
Musicians: Bob Dylan -Vocal, Guitar Bucky Baxter -Pedal Steel Tony Garnier - Contrabass John Jackson - Guitar Brendan O'Brien - Organ Winston Watson - Drums
@@johndisalvo6283 🙌Okay calm down! 😊 I got the musician list from an archivists page and I guess they didn't know the Junior part either. I'll try to remember for future lists because I love the late Winston Watson Jr. 🕯️🕊️
A deep...deep...deep...deep...deep... deep...deep Well.....Well understood, still waTers run deep.. still.. 🕷❣ Sincerest🌟 Gratitude 2 1st among equals 4 🎵 1sT among equals
I would add to your list of favorite versions - a short partial take at MTV that has sound and visuals that are far from perfect. "BOB DYLAN 1994 MTV Rehearsals - I want You (Take 1)" It is this take that I will always see and hear in my mind.
I came back because I wanted to also comment on the instrumental aspects of this performance. First Bob’s beautiful acoustic guitar and then Bucky Baxter on that pedal steel. Also the organ’s low consistent drone while he plays so beautifully. The entire combination of instrument sound is just so exceptional! 💎
Who invented pedal steel ?
Extraordinary musical instrument !
@@verastiopul1150
It originated in Hawaii but was not electric till much later.
Completely agree with you Nissi, this instrumental version from the unplugged session is great ❤❤! And Bob's is not too bad, although it was not his best years vocally 😉😉!
@@rb6338 😉I think you are not serious about Bobs vocals! He sounds way too good vocally as far I'm concerned! Oh Gosh listening to this again is an ocean of emotion! 🌊🌊🌊🌊
I think you are right Nissi. Bob is an actor. Uses allways the voice that the song needs on that particular day and arrangement.
For some reason think it would be sooo nice to have a long slow dance with the person i love on this incredible beautiful song 🥰, thank you for all these treats!! 🙏💜 and what a great picture !!!
Dylan transforms this beautiful song with a spiritual warmth as lovely as any hymn. He makes it even more beautiful than the original. Thus achieving the impossible. Thank you so much for posting.
Beautiful stunning
too much!! a version that touches so deep in my heart....makes me totally melt away...💜!!!
so moving version to take your breath away, a few tears because we cannot remain indifferent to this magnificent song..... great thanks again ♥♥♥💔👍👍👍
Perfection! This is the most beautiful and moving rendition I have ever heard of this song! Bob flings your heart up to the stars and it bursts open and rains fireworks with this one.
❤💔✨✨✨✨✨✨❤️🔥
when you’re right
you’re right
as we say round here❤
@@mario7frankielee Hey bro!🥰
100 per cent agree ❤
An amazingly deep, moving version, stately & majestic. Thanks for posting. Cool pict with Tony & Charlie too.
This is the Sophie B. Hawkins arrangement that she played on her debut album and at the BobFest. Unfortunately she came on before the cameras started rolling. It's one of my favorite cover versions of all time
Musicians:
Bob Dylan -Vocal, Guitar
Bucky Baxter -Pedal Steel
Tony Garnier - Contrabass
John Jackson - Guitar
Brendan O'Brien - Organ
Winston Watson - Drums
Winston Watson is excellent
Winston Watson Jr. get it right!
@@johndisalvo6283 🙌Okay calm down! 😊 I got the musician list from an archivists page and I guess they didn't know the Junior part either. I'll try to remember for future lists because I love the late Winston Watson Jr. 🕯️🕊️
Jfc….SUCH an amazingly gorgeous version. Possibly best I ever heard. So beautiful. Thx… ❤❤❤❤❤
No way! 🌹 Thanks You! 🙌
How beautiful, the maestro Dylan always knows how to elevate a soul
Great version!
I love this song . A love song , about wanting God spirit , and wanting someone .
The best version of I want you
A deep...deep...deep...deep...deep...
deep...deep Well.....Well understood,
still waTers run deep.. still..
🕷❣
Sincerest🌟 Gratitude 2
1st among equals 4 🎵
1sT among equals
Thank you Bob for the lovers and the spécial Version.
A beatiful version ... beatiful
Sublime
O G this steel pedal excellent
Thanks
💖💖
esta versión por favor y gracias🇦🇷🌞🫶🏽
MTV unplugged rehearsal version?
🎵⭐️🎼
Second to none!
Genial
❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉
Perfect rending of a masterpiece. But listen to Sophie B. Hawkins version. Very similar and inspired
Live?,
The Johnny Jackson, Winston Watson era.
This one and 0:30 budokahn are my top 2 versions
I would add to your list of favorite versions - a short partial take at MTV that has sound and visuals that are far from perfect. "BOB DYLAN 1994 MTV Rehearsals - I want You (Take 1)" It is this take that I will always see and hear in my mind.