Bob Dylan - My Back Pages (From the 30th Anniversary Concert) | REACTION/REVIEW

[@wanderer0617]

I've seen this so many times and it affects me every time. Incredible group of musicians honoring Dylan. Bob Dylan is on his Neverending Tour.

[@jamesdignanmusic2765]

Always been a favourite song. In order the vocals were from Roger McGuinn (the Byrds), Tom Petty, Neil Young, Eric Clapton, Bob Dylan, and George Harrison. Others shown as part of the concert included Stevie Wonder, Chrissie Hynde (the Pretenders), Ronnie Wood (the Rolling Stones), Lou Reed, Tracy Chapman, and Willie Nelson. If you love Dylan's lyrics, two that always blow me away are "Love Minus Zero/No Limit" and "Visions of Johanna".

[@tatevvardapetyan8173]

A big fat plus for the two song suggestions 🤓

[@theivory1]

I come back to this concert all the time. It’s incredible.

[@HelynnHeels]

the 30th anniversary concert was AWESOME 💖💖💖💖💖

[@peggylovato8720]

I just love, love this concert!!!💖💖💖

[@guilhermerossi8319]

You should react to Clapton in this show singing Don’t think twice!! He received a standing ovation from MSG and the band. Simply outstanding!

[@SK-lk3iu]

I can see that you recognized many of the major rock legends on stage with Bob. And did you see George Harrison? It opened with Roger McGuinn from the Byrds...they did a great cover of that song as well.

[@zenpuppy6025]

George Harrison RIP we miss you

[@Maeshalanadae]

Only issue with the Byrds version is how they cut half the song out.

[@barbarascotto3873]

I was there. Probably the most legends on one stage ever. Unforgettable.

[@blackbird8900]

This is one of my favourite Dylan songs, and this is one of my favourite versions., in the Byrds style.

[@zenpuppy6025]

Amazing talent on stage. So glad that you watched this video.

[@guilhermerossi8319]

For Clapton BEST guitar work: - Stormy Monday with John Mayall 1966 - Have you ever loved a woman 1966 or 1994 - Why does love got to be so sad (1970 live at Fillmore) - Let it rain (1970 live at fillmore) - Double Trouble 1978 bootleg or 1995 - Groaning the Blues - Five Long Years 1995 - Early in the Morning 1995 - Edge of Darkness - Old Love accoustic AND 1992 at Mountain View - Bootlegs with Cream

[@HelynnHeels]

The guy in the blue suit directing is the great EG Smith. Musical director and outstanding musician as well. And Bob is still alive and well and doing his Never Ending Tour as we speak. 💖💖💖

[@debjorgo]

George Harrison in the purple jacket, sung one of the verses. He was in the Traveling Wilburys with Dylan and Petty. George alson wrote a song or two with Dylan right after leaving the Beatles.

[@nanook8721]

This is the lineup of the geniuses of music when I was growing up in the 60s and 70s. It almost made me cry…❤

[@jasonmccluskey3623]

DAMN THIS STAGE LOADED WITH TALENT!

[@kentclark6420]

This is like watching the Traveling Wilbury's x 2! So many amazing legends on one stage.

[@jmelio1]

WOW I had forgotten who performed in this concert. I remember seeing this as a special on tv and saying wow 30 years....now it's uh many many more 😁 Yes Bob Dylan still with us at 82!! I think he will go on as long as Willie

[@dyl-annfan6]

A concert like no other, that line up is so unique, the likes of whom we will never see again, amazing musicians coming together on stage for one man, does not happen anymore, no talent around like those guys wanting to perform together. PS Bob Dylan is still touring the world to full shows

[@dylanthompson8511]

Check out him and the Band doing "Forever Young" from The Last Waltz its among his best live performances, and you can see the power he had on stage presence back in his prime.

[@jonneil7169]

This has to be the best All-Star lineup ever. Neil Young's solo is great, an earlier version of this video doesn't cut away to showcase other performers at this concert. Notable is that three of the members of the Traveling Wilburys are here plus the drummer, i believe. Add Eric Clapton, Neil Young, and Roger McGuinn and it doesn't get any better than that.

[@rhwinner]

Great underrated concert.

[@markhilliard5987]

there will never be that many guitar players in town at the same time to this again.

[@gablen23]

This was an amazing concert, released on CD and DVD too, check out Tracy Chapman's "The Times They Are A-Changin"!

[@dougsusie2319]

Stage full of legends including three Traveling Wilburys George Harrison, Dylan and Tom Petty. Dylan will be 83 this year and still tours all the time. Please do "It's Alright Ma (I'm Only Bleeding) and "Mr Tambourine Man" from "Bringing It All Back Home" studio versions, not live videos. Peace ❤

[@dignity0327]

Take a listen to another great concert with lots of great players....Forever Young and Let Me Follow You Down by Bob Dylan and the Band... The concert is the Last Waltz...you will thank me later!

[@kellywann3794]

You should check out later Dylan. I recommend Thunder on the Mountain.

[@llschnitz]

First vocalist is Roger McGuinn from The Byrds. They covered several of Dylan's songs and had hits with them. George Harrison from The Beatles in the bright purple jacket. One of the guys in the band in the back looks like Elvis' guitarist James Burton.

[@UnionAlley]

Guy in the back on guitar is Steve Cropper from Booker T and the MGs and the Blues Brothers on Bass is Donald "Duck" Dunn from the MGs and Blues Brothers amongst others

[@dana-2584]

It all happened in the sixties and seventies

[@stevesullivan8705]

"Brownsville Girl" is one of Bob's lesser known masterpieces. You'd LOVE it Biz. Great reaction!

[@cletushouse906]

Where the hell have I been? I’ve never seen this. Thanks.

[@simchabaruch7023]

Fred Neil the musical genius put Bob Dylan on stage for the first time. You should hear the one who knew it all.

[@jhallberry]

Erik Clapton, The Core, Bellbottom Blues, Little Wing.

[@robertstein3770]

Black Diamond Bay from Bob’s album Desire.

[@zenhaelcero8481]

This was a legendary concert! There isn't a single performance you'd want to miss here. Great choice, man. Dylan, Kris Kristofferson, Johnny Cash, John Mellencamp, Tom Petty, George Harrison, The Band, Tracy Chapman, Booker T & the MGs, Richie Havens, Lou Reed, the list goes on and on. It's the sort of thing that doesn't happen every day.

[@llschnitz]

Neil Young and Steven Stills covered several Dylan songs way back in the mid Sixties when they were members of the group The Buffalo Springfield. Then Stills and Young joined CSNY (Crosby, Stills, Nash, and Young). Graham Nash had been a member of The Hollies. Richie Furay was in Buffalo Springfield before he joined the group Poco which had several hits. And Jim Messina was in Buffalo Springfield before he joined Loggins and Messina.

[@dana-2584]

there goes my hero

[@robertmarlow255]

The first CD I ever bought!

[@ReneeJacques-lb2he]

Dylan has had a nobelprize some years ago

[@scottshaw3625]

Love your channel, Sir. Can’t believe i was there……. So long ago. Whatta night. Keep up the great work.

[@VarikM]

Amazing! And something I needed to be more aware of. Thanks!!

[@vedantapdx]

What Bob Dylan's recent 17 minute epic about President Kennedy's assassination called A Murder Most Foul. Nobody else dared to address this topic until Bob came out of nowhere and dropped it on the world most recently. What does he fear? He is 80 and has done it all and seen it all. It was a complete surprise to the music industry that he would do this, stunning in it's nerve to point his finger and sing about his convictions. You will be one of the first to review this important musical statement.

[@johnbrowne2170]

That's the great Roger McGuinn from The Byrds leading off the song.

[@rickclark8657]

It was a celebration of Bob Dylan’s 30 years

[@aaronhaupert3015]

Unsure if you've done Bob Dylan's "Master's of War" but you should.

[@watchbizmatik]

I havent Done It yet

[@rmhanseniii]

One of my favorite guitar solos of all time

[@joelliebler5690]

That was a concert that was bigger than life with all the superstar artists paid tribute to the storyteller!

[@jasonmccluskey3623]

Play that shit ERIC!

[@LkaWe-dx6do]

You should react to Old Love by Eric Clapton or his version of Bob Dylans Dont think twice its alright.

[@glenjohnson7893]

Biz you have got to check out Ain't No Good Life by Lynyrd Skynyrd. Rockin blues at its best.

[@LVVMCMLV]

Check out Eric Clapton - Love Minus Zero / No Limit (Live) at 'Bob Fest'

[@alphajava761]

Bob Dylan is on his never ending tour, he plays shows every week and he's in 80s, I watch his recent live shows and he's still got it.

[@rhwinner]

For an Eric Clapton song, something off Layla and Assorted Love songs would be the best choice, IMHO. One of the many great songs on that album is _Why Does Love Got to be So Sad._

[@kareng4658]

THIS CONCERT WAS SIMPLY AMAZING! It was Pay-Per-View when it came out and we videotaped it. Still have it but no VHS! The sheer talent in this lineup was incredible. The diversity of the artists who came to honor Dylan is a tribute to him as a songwriter.

[@mstakeda]

Hi, this video is incridible. If you're from hip hop world, you should check the Public Enemy Long and Whining Road. Chuck D homage to Bob Dylan.

[@donniewheat2606]

This 30th Anniversary Tribute was over 30 years ago.

[@UnionAlley]

If you want more Clapton, and if you can find a decent version you should check out Don't Think Twice It's Alright from the same concert

[@MaddyN999]

Suggest live version of Eric Clapton song “Five Long Years”. Amazing guitar and vocals

[@barbarascotto3873]

Biz, please react to "Tweeter and the Monkey Man" by the Traveling Wilburys (Dylan, Petty, Harrison, Roy Orbison, and Jeff Lynne).

[@mikesmith3481]

Check out Don't think Twice please.

[@patriceschmitz521]

The Core Eric Clapton

[@robertmarlow255]

OMG! Dylan's lyrics gibberish? Check out his Nobel Prize!

[@modjo1689]

Can you react to radio is out of business? Saw it on my Recommended yesterday And it's such a cool song very psychedelic It's by the tulips i think

[@ReneeJacques-lb2he]

Hey, hope you have time for something different. The Britisch band Skunk Anansie with Charlie Big Patato. The voice, man. The voice!

[@Maeshalanadae]

Also, LISTEN TO BOB’S MESSAGE WITH THIS SONG! Now more than we have since the Vietnam War do we need to remember what this song is saying. It’s a criticism of the hypocrisy of the Hippie movement of the 60s, which has been mirrored horribly today with the extremist polarization of the world. And I find it rather ironic now that Neil Young performed in this, considering how far off the deep end he went over Spotify.

[@robertocaba5915]

Well said my friend. Dylan definitely ditched the protest thing in his music with ths one

[@teezee54]

This is bobs goodbye to protest songs

[@LanceOldstrong]

Please react to Hurricane by Dylan the schlyrics are on point and relevant even today. It’s bars.

[@watchbizmatik]

I Did It Already

[@jaybo2023]

I'm 90% sure I listened to this concert on the radio while working my part time job delivering pizza. I know you viewers will help me here. Is this the concert that Sinead O'Connor got booed off the stage?

[@pablolazaromartinez3541]

You want yo do some Eric Clapton? Try Justo like a prisoner. Thank you!

[@ReneeJacques-lb2he]

Neil Young is still the best ever. He doesn't change after all this time

[@barbarascotto3873]

Never trust someone who doesn't pay attention to lyrics. NEVER.

[@kp-zr1vc]

He’s saying he fell into communist community and he realized hurts more than it helps

[@John_Locke_108]

Studio version is infinitely better.

[@svenfauth]

This is not the original live version but the overdubbed one. In the original live version Dylans part was terrible. And the end was much funnier.

[@valueofnothing2487]

You like this? I would recommend the original Dylan recording. He's able to vary the lyrics so that each word actually means something different. I don't know why the Byrds turned it into a rock song, but this compilation is just a mess. And Dylan's voice is gone.

[@chrisgrey9616]

Man, please don't listen to Dylan in concert...stay with the audios from his albums...please...Chris