Bob Dylan on Marlene Dietrich - "No Love, No Nothin'" (from : Theme Time Radio Hour, Vol 2) + Bonus

[Remembering Marlene Dietrich (German-American anti-Nazi actress and singer), who died 6th May, 1992 - 30 years ago today]. “Boy, what can you say about that? Just fabulous”, Bob Dylan said referring to Marlene Dietrich's performance of her song "No Love, No Nothin'" he was playing on his broadcast Theme Time Radio Hour episode 87, “Nothing”.
+BONUS: Marlene Dietrich's Covers of Bob Dylan's Blowin' In The Wind
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[@slyeung6562]

Love this Amazing version of blowing in the wind ! She was so beautiful and was a great actress too.

[@xmaseveeve5259]

The woman is male and the man is female.

[@sandrazemor5840]

Fabulous

[@karmenjazbec7743]

MARLENE WAS SO BEAUTIFUL GOOD ACTOR AND SINGER BOB HONEY SHE IS THE LEGEND

[@alias2364-t9y]

Bob listened to a lot of radio in Hibbing, and learned early, that the answer is to have a voice all of your own.

[@marakaretsos5204]

Magnifique J' adore cette chanson 🎹🎼

[@nissi.k]

Thank you Bobfan! I love Marlene Dietrich’s low sultry voice and how much comfort and joy she provided! I like the first song it’s like an old movie and her version of Blowing In The Wind really highlights different aspects of the song for it’s time. 🙌🤍 Happy Weekend to you BF!

[@neverendingbobfan]

thanks for listening and commenting! Wish you a happy WE too nissi ...

[@hansschmid9531]

Dylan paid homage to her, with his song “Behind Here Lies Nothing“

[@gostrum1]

‘Beyond’ here lies nothin

[@hansschmid9531]

Oh sorry, of course. In the origin german lyrics of the song “Falling In Love Again“,she sings in the most sarcastic way: I'm from head to toe Ready for love And this is my only world And beyond here lies nothing

[@dylannaenzo9737]

She sings this song like she's just thinking about usual stuff.... not about war, bombs, refugees. When Bob sings it, he sounds like he's on the road with the refugees. Interesting artistic interpretation. I"m sure it's a rush to know a legend in Hollywood sang your song. "May your song, always be sung. And may you, (Bob Dylan), be forever young."

[@nelsonx5326]

Love Bob.

[@brianmurray9637]

i wish she had Bette Davis eyes

[@karmenjazbec7743]

GOOD INTERPRETATION BLOWING IN THE WIND BY MARLENE

[@justicesomeday]

Merci 💜👣🙋🎩Didn't she speak French too?

[@dylannaenzo9737]

Oui

[@sylvemason6509]

🌸🧡🧡🌸

[@clarkewi]

Awesome.

[@MellowWind]

How curious.