BOB DYLAN - GROOMS STILL WAITING AT THE ALTER | REACTION

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[@majorharper4087]

Try Leopard skin pill box hat! Bob can rock too.

[@giftedgypsy]

Or "Cold Irons Bound (Live Video)" -- any drummer would love it

[@billraufmann8918]

Every grain of sand from that album is awesome as well and Emmylou Harris does a great cover as does Ann Wilson

[@Theimbennn]

1979-1981 Dylan did 3 born again Christian blues/gospel albums I’m not a religious person myself and even I feel the power in some of those songs. The song “Slow train coming” is a great song to react to from this period along with “every grain of sand” there’s so many amazing deep cuts from this period but those two are perhaps the two big hitters worth reacting to.

[@spaceforce3643]

Me too. Not religious until I hear saved..the drums are wicked and speed up. I turn into a gospel fan instantly.

[@debrabeck9630]

Thank you for this reaction. I LOVE this bluesy song. My husband is usually the music person in the family, but I’m the big Dylan fan. Since I was busy with babies/toddlers in the early 80’s, this entire album got by me. I agree with you - Dylan is a song writer like no other. He deserves so much credit that he is often denied!

[@inverterville]

Debra, truer words were never said

[@andythrush3341]

"Slow Train Coming." Is a must, thanks Chod as always.

[@joesiano21]

Bob was a poet then he puts it to his style of music.

[@kentinatl]

His powerhouse specifically Christian albums are among the best faith based albums ever..slow train coming,saved(my favorite)and shot of love..great to see you reacting to him Chod..all my best,Kent.

[@thomascanfield9165]

Hey Chod ! Glad to see more Dylan here - loving it. I never saw a Dylan concert, but got lucky once when he showed up at a Grateful Dead show once. He did a full tour with them in 88’, so they were well ready for him to be step in the next year when I saw them. That was my favorite backing band of them all for showcasing his masterpieces. He and Jerry Garcia were great friends from way back.

[@jimmyaye4204]

This great song is from one of several albums Bob released during his Born Again period of the early 80s, very undervalued. Please do a reaction to "Absolutely Sweet Marie", a flat-out rocker from his Blonde On Blonde masterpiece album. Thanks, Chod.

[@waltw4537]

Maybe try "Most of the Time", one of the best love songs ever written. But this is a really cool too. Of course, "Jokerman" is a must.

[@bradlymiller4936]

I would highly recommend watching the documentary No Direction Home. It gives some insight on Bob Dylan from his own mouth. I have seen many many interviews with Dylan. Interviewers always try to figure out the meanings of his songs. Like you I appreciate his brilliance. Their meaning is whatever you choose to take from them.

[@vincentvancraig]

yes! and not to mention how amazingly educational that doc is, just about the 60's era in general...that damn doc changed my life in 2005, and bob had already changed my 19 yr old life back in 1996...oof

[@happymethehappyone8300]

BOB DYLAN "THINGS HAVE CHANGED"...NUFF SAID.

[@bollykecks]

Bob really loves singing the blues and in my opinion he's also really good at it. For other great bluesy material by him, you may wish to check out 'Temporary Like Achilles', 'Blind Willie McTell' (the version from Bob's recent official Bootleg Vol. 16 is bluesier than the one from Bootleg Vol. 1-3, in my opinion, but both are great), 'Goodbye, Jimmy Reed' from Bob's newest album released in 2020 or 'Leopard-Skin Pill-Box Hat', for example.

[@glennmaher3098]

Bob Dylan was asked in an interview which of his albums he thought was one of the best he has brought out and shot of love was the one he mentioned, so yer I think this album is very underrated.

[@vincentvancraig]

he's had like 45 different bands, and theyre ALL amazing, lol....great drummers, great everything, great line up, every time, haha

[@nelsonx5326]

Wilburn gets such a kick out of Dylan. I wish there was a great rock artist with a big catalogue I could hear for the first time. Dylan is so great. He's getting old, see him in concert while you still can. I saw him in December 2019, he was fine.

[@blackeyedlily]

I’m so pleased that you are diving into so much Dylan. Just understand that there is still a whole bunch more out there. I consider him my all time favorite artist. And I use the word artist rather than musician deliberately. Back in the early 2000’s I realized that as much of a Dylan fan as I was, there was a whole bunch of his music I really wasn’t very familiar with. So I spent about two years listening to just about nothing but Dylan. I would listen to his music on my commute to and from work, and I had about a one hour commute each way. I started with his very first album and worked my way forward. And I was never bored. Now I need to visit his newer stuff, which I honestly don’t know enough about. He has put out quite a bit of music in recent years and it has gotten a lot of praise.

[@zenhaelcero8481]

Dylan's been a great lyricist since he was a teenager. Over time, he learned to surround himself with incredible musicians. The man's career is legendary.

[@lillynietz17]

Thanks, man! For enjoying this BOB! Also, the respect to know He's still comin.... Heard!... He's working on a new album..... Dave Hidalgo from Los Lobos has mentioned being in the studio with Bob recently...Dave mentioned it being Latin themed!?? Just like ALL our artists...We listen to love! Thanks again....

[@vincentvancraig]

man, ur my new fave reactor---ur insights as a musician are amazing, and ur two new loves are in my top 5 of all time: dylan, and the police....i look forward to u everyday----keep ruling it:)

[@elston3153]

In the 60s 70s he was the biggest artist out there. He had a accident in the 60s at his peak, told management, I'm not going back on the road and he didn't for another 7 years.so when he came back the first tour 2% of the population applied for tickets. He was the biggest artist on the planet

[@Cheryworld]

Call Letter Blues - by Dylan- great, truly old school, blues. You would love it.

[@anotherjoshua]

damn, i love this song.

[@John_Chu]

Try reacting to Bob Dylan's live in the studio performance of "Don't Fall Apart On Me Tonight" with Mark Knopfler (Dire Straits) on lead gtr, Mick Taylor on slide gtr (Rolling Stones), Sly & Robbie (major reggae legends) on drums and bass, and Benmont Tench (Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers) on keys. kzbin.info/www/bejne/mpqZqIhnZsRnjck. Thanks, Chod.

[@zenhaelcero8481]

Thanks for dropping that link, man.

[@blitztim6416]

Some great songs came from his gospel period. What a crazy cover for a Dylan album. Keep going brah. I think you're seeing how diverse and talented his is. Please do 'Shelter From The Storm'.

[@crabtreefalls1]

There will never be another Dylan no one else comes close.

[@gernblanston5697]

To address how he is not in the past tense but is still doing it, check out Key West or really any track fron his album Rough and Rowdy Ways released in 2020.

[@DwayneShaw1]

And that he wrote such lucid stuff at such a young age. Dylan talks about his song writing and inspiration in a lecture he gave as a requirement for accepting the Nobel - I believe it's available on youtube (the audio). Dylan invented rap music - "Subterranean Homesick Blues" - as he says in "I and I" - "I made shoes for everyone, even you, and I still go barefoot" - Check out "Hwy 61 Revisited" off album of same name - beats any other versions out there - also "Desolation Row" from same album is a must - versions matter with Bob, who never plays a song the same way twice - generally best to go with the album versions - live cuts can be an acquired taste.

[@chipjones817]

Please 'its all over Baby Blue" you will not be disappointed, Thanks for the Dylan reactions

[@musicairplanes4884]

You should listen to his more current Murder Most Foul. It's a history lesson

[@frankwalker2120]

Love your comment on listening to the song and reacting afterwards. Please educate the rest of them !! Would you........

[@dyl-annfan6]

Bob Dylan is a one off, totally unique, irreplaceable, the likes of whom we will never see again of that I am sure

[@doiminiclynch5208]

great dylan song, cheers

[@rboypia189]

Will we leave the groom standing at the alter, or will we come forward? We're all invited.

[@anfieldarcher8545]

In the summer time, love it. Love this album

[@TheSixtoo]

It sounds like its time for you to watch the documentary "no direction home" about dylan and done by scorcese. I mean can it get any Better?

[@a2zme]

You're going to become a Bob Dylan expert soon the way you're going. :) #theMaster

[@georgecoventry8441]

The line "the Groom's still waiting at the altar" is a biblical reference. The "Groom" is Christ. The "Bride" is all the churches and all the multitudes of people who attend or might attend the churches and make that spiritual connection...they are all collectively "the Bride of Christ", but the "marriage" cannot be realized until the "Bride" shows up at the altar! So, the Christ Spirit is still waiting at the Altar for a lost humanity to collectively seek that spiritual connection with the Christ Spirit...and until they do, the Groom's still waiting at the altar. This occurs against a backdrop of strife, corruption, lawlessness, confusion, and destruction in the world at large, which is something Dylan has focused on a great deal in his songs, all through his entire career. It's a powerful song. And as usual, Bob does it with absolute intensity. You can, of course, find many other meanings in the song, which is again typical of Bob's writings. He writes in universal symbols that can hit many targets on many levels at the same time.

[@vincentvancraig]

u gotta do TOMBSTONE BLUES (album/studio/official version), and CHANGING OF THE GUARD(S?), can't remember if its plural (but also album/studio/official version)...a very eclectic request from me, but s good one

[@bh9225]

Please react to Long Black Coat from Dylan's album Oh, Mercy. His voice is haunting and the lyrics are superb!

[@bartstarr100]

Deep track

[@sharonpate5481]

He started out doing folk music and always acoustic. He had a lot of fans turn on him and boo him bevy he went to electric guitar. It was a big controversy at the time. The folk singers felt like he was being a traitor but turned out he could still sing folk music electrified!! 😎☮️❤️🌻🎸🎧

[@spottedfawn639]

❤❤❤

[@maggiebryan2355]

❤

[@rodmendoza6679]

With God On Our Side by Bob Dylan would be a great song to react to.

[@not_emerald]

Man, whoever suggested this song is a patrician. I've always thought that because it was kind of shrugged off of a few versionsof the album, it never got the attention it deserved. May be my favorite Dylan song from his so called "Christian trilogy".

[@timdodenhoff7942]

Have you ever done MR. Tambourine man?

[@bangmon1000]

😊👍

[@lynnieiapichino1121]

☮️💙💙😎

[@Mweaver1986]

Do Bob Dylan Born in time.

[@davidgale7384]

I know someone will correct me if I am mistaken, but I believe this is Bob with backing from Robbie Robertson and the Band. They be havin' a damn good time doin' Dylan Blues.

[@John_Chu]

This was recorded in the Shot of Love sessions and released as the B-side to "Heart of Mine." The Band was not backing him. Some of the players were Danny Kortchmar on gtr, Benmont Tench on keys, Ringo Starr on drums, Duck Dunn on bass, and Steve Douglas on sax.

[@zenhaelcero8481]

@@John_Chu Tench on the keys is a divine experience, any day of the week and twice on Sunday.

[@johnlillis1161]

ok Brother Chod it's time for some Lee Michaels Heighty Hi and a new Artist Tim Buckley Sweet Surrender both great songs thanks

[@safespacebear]

What can I say about Claudette?

[@davidsimpson7227]

Blind Willie Mctell or I and I

[@telabib]

The Groom is Jesus.

[@comfortcornelius1578]

Is this a reference to Jesus Christ being the Groom and waiting at the alter for His bride which is the Church?

[@douglasleinbach6313]

Early Dylan please. His later releases don't compare.

[@danpullen451]

Be the first to react to Jerry Doucette...Mama Let HIm Play...you can thank me later

[@jeffschielka7845]

Hey Chod! Been watching some of your older reactions. Seems like you really liked YES, but you haven't done any for a long time. The views shoot through the roof when you play YES. Hint!!!⭐😎

[@deangoings]

I have no clue why anyone thinks he's great. He has one of the worst voices I've ever heard. Sounds restarted. A great song writer but horrible singer. o just don't get it.

[@bartstarr100]

You really have no clue . Obviously your opinion but it’s based on ignorance

[@bartstarr100]

I love it when the clueless admit they are. clueless

[@bartstarr100]

I can’t get over how perfectly your statement sums up an ignorant mind.

[@lordbyron6293]

Dylan sings with feeling and emotion, and that's what makes him such a good singer. That's the part you don't get.

[@dannybaseball2444]

There's a quick clip on KZbin of Mick Jagger talking about Dylan's voice. Take a listen.