Bob Dylan, Infidels recording sessions, 1983

[@ElizabethElliott-uz1ht]

Oh man I love this song, 😥I love you Bob Dylan, Thank you, Elizabeth ❤️

[@realskybluepink9124]

Thanks for sharing this, it's like mining for gold, and listening to the process. Eternally Bob.

[@3a2a4ve5e]

Thanks for posting this

[@stevensaunders6018]

Thanks man,love this trial stuff,so fun

[@knockedoutloaded279]

One of his best albums..

[@nissi.k]

Love listening to Bob’s rehearsals and getting to experience the process! Thanks nightly moth! 🤍

[@randytolen9531]

Listening to Bob working out the arrangements as he strums his guitar, trying to get the chords/keys right.....amazing!

[@zeeman3684]

simply amazing

[@garogercade7850]

Beautiful!

[@JasonFerguson1283]

Simply, a classic.

[@robinnicholas7867]

Magic!

[@georgetebbens3524]

I always thought Dylan wrote the lyrics in advance before assembling the musicians in the studio to record the tracks. I'm sure this was often the case. But apparently he sometimes sussed out the lyrics during recording sessions. This is a fascinating insight into the process of a genius. As a musician I imagine it was far less terrifying for his band to work out the arrangements gradually as opposed to Bob expecting them to nail it first take. Which I've heard was the case while recording his albums featuring The Band or... Michael Bloomberg on guitar, was it? Or am I thinking of Paul Butterfield? (Or both?)

[@UnknownHumanOnline]

Michael Bloomfield. 1965 Highway 61 Revisited. Paul Butterfield blues band played with Him in new port folk festival 1965 where he got booed BC he went "electric" first time and folk purists got angry. Bloomfield and the Butterfield Band-minus Paul Butterfield-along with keyboardists Al Kooper and Barry Goldberg. Your welcome

[@UnknownHumanOnline]

But here are Mark Knopfler and Mick Taylor in studio, i doubt they were "terrified" but i get ya 😊 What an allstar duo.! 4 songs amongst Infidels are on my favourite Dylan songs of all time... I just love the guitars here Peace and light brother

[@darbocity]

anyone know anything about the cool sounding tune around 7:40? thanks in advance!

[@jameskbaxter548]

You mean the random instrumental jam as they fumble around for an intro to Sweetheart Like You?

[@UnknownHumanOnline]

Sounds like Mark Knopfler