Bob Dylan performs "Something" - this video has moved!

Bob Dylan performs George Harrison's "Something" at New York's Madison Square Garden, 2002
has been replaced by an upgraded version now featuring 4K and HD versions as well as the original SD video, and improved sound. Plus is now includes Dylan's heart-spoken introduction which was missing from the older version.
Here's the new link: • "Something" for Harris...

[@maviccabreraballeza8597]

George Harrison and Bob Dylan: Two of the best artists of all time!

[@carlacarnellizanin5153]

👏👏👏

[@jonnyabbott8471]

Two of the realest guys in the music biz

[@michele-33]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/gqnFlpWMrsZ3etk Bob & George rented 12 hours of studio time, here's almost an hour from that day. Charlie Daniels was there, he credits his success for the publicity from playing on Bob's Nashville Skyline. PS: I think Bob was searching for songs for Another Self-Portrait, it was released a month later. 😎

[@freethebeatle6537]

Totally agree 👍

[@haregeorgeson4511]

a moving tribute to his beloved friend George, a few time after he passed away. i bet Bob wouldn't have done this for any other. Only for George

[@willmorris3214]

Hare Georgeson and now Tom😪

[@redsilver8317]

He also did it for Warren Zevon with the song Mutineer. He did it after Zevon passed.

[@ashikana21]

They were bandmates 💔

[@blackcrow7049]

And Lawyers Guns and Money too , these were the three Warren Zevon covers in the last leg 2002 US Fall Tour (october and november) , and Dylan did another great covers at these us concerts as Not Fade Away , Friend of The Devil (Robert Hunter) the End of the Innocence (Don Henley /B. Hornsby) , Old Man (Neil Young) , Carrying a Torch (Van Morrison) , Brown Sugar (Jagger/Richards) and of course this live debut of Something .

[@andrealanzillotta4388]

@@blackcrow7049 yes but only this and the ones for zevon were tributes. The others were only covers

[@JimmyMarch]

Love the way Dylan looks around at the guitar player ,saying with his eyes give me all u got

[@puri6546]

My hero Bob paying tribute to to my all time love and hero George. So moving. Thank you, Bob.

[@stevescontriano860]

He butchered it

[@adamkedrowski7901]

Listen to Bob Dylan sing!! I’ve noticed he still can sing excellent when he really wants. My favorite singer, songwriter of all time

[@mariasoto171]

Amazing... I remember Bob Dylan as a young person.. I am 68 now and he is still the Best. We all grow old together..

[@carolcasper6016]

I'm glad you like the video. I'm hoping to get a few more up in the near future. I'll be 60 in December. I don't know where the time has gone, but I've been amazed by Bob Dylan since I first heard "New Morning" in my 9th grade art class in 1971. God bless him!

[@jods1]

Maria Soto, I'm more of a George Harrison fan, but Bob is without a doubt one of the greatest song writers ever. He and George worked together on the Traveling Wilburys along with Jeff Lynne, Tom Petty, Roy Orbinson and sidekicks Jim Keltner, Jim Horn and Gary Moore.

[@Jerry11201]

im 21 and know that more and more people will grow with his music. Bob Dylan shall never be forgotten!

[@anthonygarnham5960]

@@Jerry11201 i’m 16, his music is loved by all

[@micheleptorres3076]

what a beautiful tribute to his dear friend...love u Bob and George.

[@leemertolee]

Thank God somebody filmed this !

[@AlisonWild]

That gave me shivers all up my backbone.

[@vKarl71]

Sometimes Dylan phones it in but this performance is really deep. Very moving. Thanks for the upload.

[@pattyt.5253]

As good as it gets. I feel privileged to have been born in this era. There is only one Bob Dylan. Thank you ..

[@Sumotori.]

That Bobby look at the public at end without a word speaks volumes of the love Dylan have for George ! 2 of best artists and friends, and the traveling wilburys proved it! It’s one of those moments I’ll never forget!

[@ArturArtist]

It was such a privilege to be able to be there and capture it all.

[@stephenlee1756]

He lets the audience applaud! Something he never ever does, he goes straight into the next song usually.

[@putinhuilo9115]

It was the last song of the gig that night lol

[@thenormanreport7731]

Never if never means every night at the end of the show.

[@blackcrow7049]

On 29 november 2001 George Harrison died , who always stayed very close to Dylan , his friendship went way beyond music , they shared confidences , common friends and problems . That is why no one understood very well why Dylan had not come to his funeral , not even a call to his family or a press' note . One year after his family and E. Clapton organized a memorial at The Royal Albert Hall in London , Concert for George ,exactly one year after his death . Dylan rejected to attend , but the 2nd night at MSG (2 weeks before ) Dylan did a third encore , the live debut of Harrison's ''Something'' which he dedicated to George and Dylan introduces so : '' There's a tribute coming . I guess it's the next week or the week after , it's over in England , for George Harrison , and lot's of people played this song but I'm not sure who . But we can't make it , I just want to do this song for George because we were such good buddies '' ... really is a delightful and touching cover , a great surprise for a sad farewell .

[@clarke7421]

i saw him do this in liverpool. that was really something

[@lovegeorge4ever]

George and Bob, the right and left wings of my heart.

[@williamjeffrey4612]

Was there at the Garden. Beautiful memory from my youth, seeing Bob in post 9/11 New York. For me, only topped 14 years later watching him plaintively close shows with Jerome Moross' "Stay with Me."

[@98chuchi]

Wow! Stay with me at Boston on a beautiful summer night knowing he would be leaving the stage

[@puri6546]

So many years before they were playing together in that same place... love George and Bob.

[@sharonholland7062]

A beautiful song by George Harrison Thank you Bob. ♡

[@e.o.1991]

One year after Harrison passed away, this sounds like a blues threnody, sad and blue

[@ritahall6628]

Beautiful job /George would love it

[@nissi.k]

Okay this song never made me cry before but Bob!!! Oh wow what can I even do? Seriously something in the way Bob sings!!!

[@scottmatheson2390]

Bob's version of George's beautiful song of love ads a touch of weariness and road dust (not to mention deep soulfulness) that lends the song that directness so typical of his style. I've always loved George's version of 'If Not For You' as well.

[@alvareger9597]

so great. this is a tribute to George for sure. He loved the Ukulele.

[@Biscuit-Triscuit]

I love how either Dylan or Clapton always step up to do Something

[@ant3605]

Saw him sing Something in Liverpool, 2009. :-)

[@allthethings2100]

what an incredible version

[@TheBluewaterBlonde]

George Harrison said that he thought Bob Dylan and he were soulmates -- from Living In The Material World, book by Olivia Harrison. George was one of the few true friends Dylan had in this lifetime.

[@carloshernanl.r.9924]

Great song by George Harrison. very nice, Harrison and Dylan forever.

[@LysLovesAlpacas]

Beautiful 😔🥺 RIP George

[@erikb8838]

Your uploading this is a public service. Beautiful. Thank you!

[@sharonhoyt2133]

Wonderful...and it brought tears to my eyes.

[@ArturArtist]

So glad you enjoyed it!

[@danielhaggerty7209]

I was at that show! Madison Square Garden. I believe the Intro was something to the effect that " They are going to be Memorializing My Friend George at The Royal Albert Hall. We Can't be there, but we will be there in Spirit" . Also, the arrangement of "Shelter From The Storm" they played that night was VERY SPECIAL.

[@charlesradel7587]

i was at that show. truly a treat.

[@ArturArtist]

Thanks for letting me know. Glad you enjoyed the clip.

[@bobmoslow9554]

Nice tribute by 'The Bard" to his good friend. Thanks for the post. Enjoyed the comments by you & Maria.

[@markmullins5822]

George was always Bob's favourite Beatle

[@tomcooley3778]

George had that effect on a lot of us !

[@odtuckero7999]

I mean I don’t blame him

[@sup9542]

They were friends, and Wilbury brothers, but Dylan has said he is most in awe of McCartney out of every musician he has known.

[@neilkanatt4557]

@@sup9542 awe not often translates to favorite

[@charlesradel7587]

I was there. got goosebumps then-----got goosebumps now!

[@patriciathewisher2315]

This is a magnificent cover. George would be proud. Amazing. Wow. X

[@anitahillis9735]

Awesome! Gives me shivers down my spine. Thank you for sharing. Bob still Rocks at 76!👍👏

[@IkeCrow]

After his 1991 tour of Japan - his first series of concerts since 1974 - George Harrison spoke of a possible Traveling Wilburys tour: "... We could all sing "Blowin' in the Wind" AND BOB COULD SING "SOMETHING". Or we could just sing our individual songs and make them Wilbury tunes, as if we'd recorded them that way. Whatever it was, we could do it".Sadly this never happened. But this was George's dream or thought. Perhaps this is why this performance is even more touching.

[@carolcasper6016]

Ike Crow: Thanks for your comment, Ike. I hadn’t heard that quote from Harrison. It is touching.

[@sunj9444]

Bob loves George that way we do.

[@javierramos1249]

Thank You So Much! I love you so much Bob Dylan! 💞

[@johnniejukebox]

Emotional delivery...thanks for uploading..X

[@Voodoochil111111]

It's all about the delivery with him. Dylan and Tom Waits expand the room of possibilities for a vocalist.

[@FlaschDJ]

+Jeff Leach Music good comment,

[@littlezimgirl]

I love this song. I played it a lot when I first started the guitar. I didn't know Bob sang covers that much. Interesting 🤔 thanks Carol Casper for the upload. ❤️

[@ArturArtist]

I’m glad you enjoyed it. It’s such a beautiful song. Dylan sang it that night as a tribute to George Harrison, who’d died almost exactly a year earlier. He explained that he’d been unable to be at tribute concert to Harrison held several months earlier because he was touring at the time, so he wanted to play it in his honor now, “because we were such good friends.” m Dylan has, though, included many cover numbers in his repertoire over the years, both when performing live and on some albums. Among them, Self Portrait from 1970 was a collection of nearly all covers, and two consecutive releases in the early 1990s, Good As I Been to You and World Gone Wrong were entire albums of covers. Then there are his three recent “Sinatra” albums - or more accurately “American Songbook” deep dives into popular songs mostly from the ‘40s and ‘50s. In many of his live concerts, Dylan has typically mixed in some covers with the selections from his own huge catalog. Most typically they’re drawn from traditional folk, country, and blues, as well as a smaller number of more contemporary examples from those genres. In 2002, though, Dylan added to his concerts an unusual assortment of songs from contemporary rock peers including the Rolling Stones, Neil Young, Don Henley, and Warren Zevon. Before he began writing his own, Dylan was by his own account - and that of others - a voracious collector of songs, the sheer number and variety of which apparently astounded and fascinated him as a young man, the more he delved into them. People who’ve seen it say he personally has one of, if not the largest, most impressive and expansive record collections ever, and an encyclopedic knowledge of everything in it. This was made apparent during his Sirius Satellite streaming Theme Time Radio Hour series, in which he played and discussed an incredible array of eclectic and often obscure recordings organized each week around a different topic and pulled from that monumental collection of records he’s amassed through the years. 🌺💕💐😉

[@littlezimgirl]

@@ArturArtist I didn't know that about this song, that's very sweet of Bob to do that for George, I know he was deeply saddened by his passing. The loss of a loved one is hard... I have special memories of first learning the guitar, trying to attempt to play this song, sounds really good on a Kay electric... ❤️ Still one of my favourites. I didnt know that, very interesting 🤔 I gotta check those cover albums out for sure... I heard the Sinatra vibe, literally sounds so good from Bob, he almost sounds like Tony Bennett sometimes. I honestly feel so much peace when listening to that genera from Bob. Very cool, I had no idea that he was as vastly into collecting music... well maybe I did... 😅We have that in common then, prolly not as much on my end, but I love music myself... I hope I have a collection of my own someday. Music is everything to me in this stage of my life. It's saved me many times... And it's given me answer when I didn't have any. Wait, TTRH was all from his personal collection??? That's amazing I love that series, I was listening a lot during the summer last year, I got really into it. Great working music... Bob literally has the best voice for radio! I could only hope he does another series one day, you know I'd be waiting in line to hear it 😂 Thank you for commenting, Carol. I learned a little more about the man, he seems like such a wonderful soul. I am grateful for your time. 🙂

[@THEMCCARTNEYCHANNEL]

Beautifully played and sung

[@robertochiang8057]

I must be getting old (i'm in tears)

[@vladimirmihajlovic2485]

What a great band!!

[@sempezeshki3718]

Incredible song. I'm so deeply sorry you are without George. I can't imagine how much you must miss him. I miss him too. But you two were mixers.

[@christellebilodeau]

that's beautiful. so moving. you're the best Bobby

[@jamesbyersmusic]

First time I''ve heard this and wasn't sure what to expect, but... It's Beautiful!!

[@georgefranklin4402]

A National Treasure.

[@streetgeezer]

He sings this so great. The words come alive.

[@janetclaireSays]

A beautiful, heartfelt tribute.

[@Lokh66]

Love it. Thanks for uploading!

[@immaterialimmaterial5195]

Ah - how beautiful!

[@nelsonfragoso5713]

Dylan cantando Something,uma das músicas mais lindas de todos os tempos,não tem preço!Sublime!

[@chefidel4314]

This is amazing

[@carolcasper6016]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@andrewharlacher3414]

More people need to see this

[@ArturArtist]

Thanks! Please feel free to share the link with anyone you know who might enjoy it.

[@marakaretsos5204]

Superbe performance!!!🎸🎸🎼🎶⭐️

[@hanniyah7]

This brought tears to my eyes.

[@FlaschDJ]

This Song-Master can “approximate” the lyrics WITHOUT DETRACTING from an astonishingly magnificent performance. As an aside: It seemed to me that when Bob signaled to Charlie Sexton to take a solo Charlie was surprised. “Huh? Me? Now?” Yet, I found Charlie’s solo to be spot-on, EXCELLENT. (And, Larry Campbell seemed pleased too). Lovely, lyrical bass part from Tony Garner. What a TREAT! 🙏

[@mariasoto171]

Oh yes, the Traveling Willburys which includes Tom Petty ... Tom is from Gainesville, Fl, I was a student at the University Of Florida.. I remember him and his Band the Heartbreakers.. to hear him again is amazing.. my songs, my life and the songs that lead me to the end..always amazing... when one gets older the music Of the past makes life wonderful.. Tom Petty, Bob Dylan, George Harrison on and on...

[@carolcasper6016]

Hope you enjoyed it as much as I did :)

[@yavuzselimsampiyontrabzons4243]

Thank you so much ✌

[@chriscampbell3817]

Amazing

[@GladysJovellar]

Excellent Bob.

[@briano.5746]

Awesome !!!

[@ainenibhrolchain8149]

Wow. Just beautiful.

[@christinecarpenter2774]

I LOVE THIS!! 💯❣️

[@DanielDubno]

Thank you always. Whitman with n'shummah

[@Claudio08111960]

I never heard "Something" with Bob. Fantastic!!!

[@donmakowichuk9905]

Just brilliant!

[@ZumadoggGoogle2]

I remember Bob Dylan from that group he was in with George Harrison and the guy from ELO.

[@modestoney1577]

The Traveling Wilburys

[@atreiber8]

Don't forget Tom Petty and Rob Orbison...the greatest super group ever formed!!!

[@michaelnorman3393]

The guy from ELO is Jeff Lynne. Oh well, at least you remembered the ELO part 😁

[@TheMrbeasely]

Great video! Also like your "Summer Days" concert video. Please keep them coming!

[@ArturArtist]

TFlorida1 It took a while but I finally added a couple more videos and will be adding a lot more in the not-too-distant future. Thanks for your comment!

[@hernanandrade8647]

a universal treasure

[@jeremydavis4662]

The end, that very last. Ya know I believe in howww. God I don’t know what it is about that but I just sounds so mfing great! Good job Bob!!

[@suemclean1348]

Great! ❤

[@tiagolourenco013]

Esses cara tocam facil. Todos os tributos ao George, sao emocionantes!

[@carlacarnellizanin5153]

I love Dylan!!!❤️❤️❤️

[@fishtalk5948]

@carla zanin iloveyoutoo

[@TheBluewaterBlonde]

Bob Dylan sang this song at the Concert for Bangladesh which George Harrison led in Madison Square Garden in 1971. Now Bob sings it in tribute to his friend 30 years later in Madison Square Garden. Bob is ever faithful to his friends, they are few and well chosen. He loved George Harrison.

[@marakaretsos5204]

Sublime ⭐️⭐️⭐️🎼

[@Bluesrainbluesrainbow]

wonderfull!!

[@silverbayonett]

1:51 Is when I hear someone doesn't like Dylan

[@CHlEFFIN]

Hahahah this left me breathless

[@desolationmike]

Nah, just Dylan conducting with his face.

[@donmakowichuk9905]

Agreed. I would love to get a look like that from him. It's Charlie Sexton on guitar, right?

[@vrndavanalilavirginia878]

So beautiful ❤️🙏

[@bluesmaster9896]

Beautiful song

[@thatfullmoonguy2330]

That's great!

[@Laine369]

Oh wow.

[@davidhoppe475]

Beautiful. Bob and George were real close.

[@magpieeye3239]

Loved it! :)

[@randycoursey7230]

@Flower No, this song is "Something" by Harrison. You're thinking of "That Would Be something" by Paul McCartney off the McCartney album.

[@sharonmolloy9205]

YES!

[@BeatlesGirlKaren]

Pretty decent version of My Sweet Nelson's classic here Bob!

[@carolcasper6016]

I'm pretty sure Bob explained that he was playing a concert that night somewhere else, or at least on tour traveling between shows, so there was no way his schedule permitted him to be there - otherwise he certainly would have.

[@DAVINOENTERPRISES]

A+

[@carolcasper6016]

Glad you like it!

[@gavanconnell6584]

Dylan conducting the band by eye contact.

[@BillyNines1]

You gotta love the band winging it amazingly.

[@agvictorion1]

Espetacular !!!

[@stephenobrien6959]

Concert for Bangladesh the greatest live album ever.

[@ddruxman3579]

Well, would you listen to that beautiful cadence...melodic, vibrato...we knew you had it all this time!

[@phideaux3]

Thanks for this! I was there.

[@ArturArtist]

Thanks for letting me know. Glad you enjoyed it. It was a great show.

[@phideaux3]

@@ArturArtist Would you know if the whole show was viddied?

[@ArturArtist]

@@phideaux3 Yes, pretty much. I shot it. It always takes me a couple of songs to get atarted but I think it was pretty smooth after that for most of it. Right now I also have Summer Days from the same show up on my KZbin channel. The rest will eventually be available one way or another. I’m working with a partner who’s synching my late husband’s DAT audio recordings to my concert videos. When I get the finished products, hopefully soon, I’ll be making more available. It will probably also be listed as a torrent available for download on DimeaDozen.com eventually. My husband had synched these 2 songs himself “manually” a bunch of years ago.

[@ArturArtist]

@@phideaux3 Artur isn’t my real name. It’s Carol

[@phideaux3]

@@ArturArtist Carol - That's awesome. I'm on dime. Thanks!