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[@brettv5967]

As a trivia note, that’s the poet Allen Ginsberg facing the camera off to the left of Dylan in this video.

[@marymargaretmoore9034]

I noticed him too.

[@sukie584]

Just about to post that..and Bob Neuwirth too.

[@stuartallan9914]

Talking with Bobby neuwirth .

[@rhwinner]

stole my post...

[@woodysthoughts4032]

Allen Ginsberg was part of the Beat generation (early 1950s), among the first to revolt against conformity. The Beatniks preceded the Hippie movement by a decade or so.

[@SearlesHernandez]

Bob Dylan: "It's Alright Ma" - "Murder Most Foul"

[@evanerys]

I cannot support strongly enough the suggestion of It's Alright Ma. That song alone justifies his Nobel Prize, imo.

[@ralphdavis9670]

@@evanerys Only a pawn

[@richardmaska1818]

I love that you highlight Dylan's delivery, he's often dogged for his unusual, nasally voice (it's very easy to impersonate for a laugh), but his vocal style and inflections were groundbreaking for the time.

[@adamimberti6948]

He was direct, sarcastic, literal and brilliant.

[@bbbfst]

Bob Dylan's "Hurricane" is amazing, and based on the real Hurricane Carter.

[@debjorgo]

Now... You know Bob uses the n-word in Hurricane. "And to the black folks he was just a crazy 'n-word'. No one doubted that he pulled the trigger." I couldn't listen to it until Jet magazine gave it an okay nod. A better song may Highway 61 Revisited or Knocking on Heaven's Door. Studio versions please.

[@EdwardGregoryNYC]

I've been waiting to see a good reaction to The Hurricane.

[@JC-es5un]

"Hurricane" is an incredible song

[@timgeary4550]

Love me some Emmylou harmony vocals!

[@woodysthoughts4032]

You can find most of Hurricane Jackson's fights on KZbin. He was a force in the boxing world until the shooting.

[@michaelnorman3393]

This was 1965. Another great Dylan track from 2000, is Things Have Changed. (And he's still going strong) 😀

[@saintray44]

Actually he didn't get this from any rappers. He is the architype of stringing lyrics together whether it be poetry. Or folk rock .hes the greatest lyricist ever

[@maryellenazack4466]

Lyrical genius

[@roguescoop]

Indeed. Bob INVENTED rap. This song is arguably the very first rap song. I would not give the credit to Woody or someone else because it lacked the uptempo rhythm and the staccato lyrics.

[@saintray44]

@@roguescoop the man was innovative and a poet. This song is rap in its baby steps years.

[@wretchro100]

@@roguescoop he got the phrasing for this song from "Too Much Monkey Business" by Chuck Berry... Everything comes from something!

[@roguescoop]

@@wretchro100 I agree with that point. And nobody out there is more aware of or honors influences more than Dylan. I don't think there is a musician who is more knowledeable about the history of Western music than Bob Dylan. Bob loves Chuck Berry. And Chuck loved him. The thing that Dylan did is that he got inspiration from those influences such as early Rock and Roll and Delta Blues, and he took them to another level, a previously unseen level. He exploded the boundaries for thematic and lyrical content. His delivery in this song was very unique. And as stated, we had never heard or seen lyrical content like this before. What rock music became was unthinkable without Bob Dylan. But Bob himself would tell you that he could not have done what he did without Chuck Berry and Little Richard coming before him. So, that point is true. But I stand by my comment that it is essentially the first rap based upon the rhythm and vocal delivery coupled with the urban themes.

[@tomtaylor7125]

"Don't need a weather man to know which way the wind blows" - Check out the history of the weathermen and the Weather Underground. The name came from here.

[@doriwiljt]

The first rap song. Bob will always be one of my favorite artists. No album is the same.

[@patclark3024]

My husband says that this is the original rap song. It may be the first music video too. He had a way of expressing what was actually happening in the world.

[@taun856]

I've always heard that the first purpose made music video was Ricky Nelson's "Traveling Man" - back in the late 1950's. It was made for a segment of his family's TV show "The Ozzie and Harriet Show".

[@vernonhoover3060]

Elvis’ “Jailhouse Rock” is credited as the first music video.

[@patclark3024]

@@vernonhoover3060 thank you! I had forgotten that one.

[@j.h.3777]

@@vernonhoover3060 I thought that was a movie.

[@keithdf2001]

Both this song and Rap are routed in walking blues style but BD did not have any direct influence in rap. It was more in parallel

[@annetterubin499]

"don't think twice, it's alright" - different vibe

[@backintheday2110]

Bob Dylan - Positively 4th Street (Single Version - Audio)

[@mikecaetano]

Dylan wrote "All Along the Watchtower" which Hendrix launched beyond the stratosphere. Also check out "Just Like Tom Thumb's Blues", "Positively 4th Street", "It's Alright, Ma (I'm Only Bleeding)", "Rainy Day Women #12 & 35", "Highway 61 Revisited", "Desolation Row", "Ballad of a Thin Man", "Don't Think Twice, It's All Right", "Just Like a Woman", "It's All Over Now, Baby Blue", "Masters of War", "Forever Young", and "Knockin' on Heaven's Door" along with so many others.

[@33raband71]

Thank you

[@michele-33]

@@33raband71 Check out his gospel period, Slow Train Coming album & Saved for example. You Gotta Serve Some Somebody.

[@33raband71]

@@michele-33 Will do. I appreciated him putting all those Song titles so I didn't have to. I absolutely love Bob Dylan. He's influenced me alot. Much thanks all around. 😊

[@johnjarpe9055]

Visions of Johanna

[@johnjarpe9055]

That's Allen Ginsberg in the background.

[@susanmaggiora4800]

Tangled up in Blue is a Dylan song that I really think you’d dig. Some serious lyricism.

[@joelliebler5690]

Bob is considered the best songwriter of all time!

[@jayarr961]

Its alright Ma (I'm only bleeding) is another song that shows off his ability to put words together. I remember years ago readng a critic talking about Dylan and this song. He said that Dylan doesn't do poetry so much as he does mathematics with words

[@thorsluter7835]

I was going to suggest the same song, but figured I'd find it already in the comments, wasn't disappointed...

[@supak108]

That’s interesting considering Dylan once called his music mathematical music.

[@33raband71]

Me too. What a poet! He was rapping before it excisted.

[@billyboblillybob344]

Weird Al has a truly ingenious spoof of this song called, "Bob"...worth the watch...

[@33raband71]

Thank you...

[@scottsmith1712]

With the late, great Allen Ginsberg standing in the background (and Bobby Neuwirth too).

[@ChadWiggin]

Check out "It Ain't Me", “Visions of Johanna”, "Tangled Up in Blue", ""Lay, Lady Lay", "Simple Twist of Fate". Some songs you might be surprised that Dylan wrote because the cover versions became so popular are , "I Shall Be released", "All Along the Watchtower", "Mr Tambourine Man", "Mighty Quinn".

[@bradlymiller4936]

Agree Visions of Johanna and Tangled up in Blues Amazing!

[@KirkFields]

👍 Bryan Ferry (of Roxy Music - great stuff) did a cover of #ItAintMeBabe (#BobDylanMusic) on one of his early solo albums. Great recommendations, by the way. Stay safe.✌️

[@victorwilburn8588]

"Make You Feel My Love" (covered by Adele).

[@growsinhouseherbiculturali1100]

Lay lady lay is horrible!! Don’t do it to yourself.

[@growsinhouseherbiculturali1100]

@@bradlymiller4936 The best!!

[@sjw5797]

Now do "It's Alright, Ma, I'm Only Bleeding", another early rap song.

[@jodyparrish637]

Yep.

[@bobschenkel7921]

I had a cool English Lit Prof in college, hiya Mr. Garlitz, and he brought this song to us as a poem, and we spent the whole class discussing the poem and Bob Dylan. A well spent hour at college.

[@ladyshar42]

Positively 4th Street and My Back Pages are awesome. Especially My Back Pages.

[@thomascanfield9165]

Like your suggestions ! Have you seen the video of “My Back Pages” at Dylan’s 30th Anniversary Concert ? What a great line up of heavyweights.

[@ladyshar42]

@@thomascanfield9165 yeah, its awesome. Definitely worth a watch.

[@antipyrene]

This album (along with the 2 that followed it) profoundly changed the paradigm of pop music...prior to this "rock and roll" was seen as disposable teenage entertainment, after it, rock could be anything, including art

[@hippiejane2683]

The definition of a genius! Nobel prize winner.

[@pamelaellis2291]

When you can, "Rainy Day Women #12 & 35." and "Lay, Lady, Lay."

[@nealpierson9072]

You should check out "A Hard Rain's A-Gonna Fall" by Dylan. Also I highly recommend reading the lyrics.

[@xtinkerbellax3]

Yes! One of my favorites that I don't see recommended as much as others.

[@snakelite61]

The best anti war song ever written. If you haven't seen it, watch Patti Smith sing this song when she went to accept the prize for him. It's incredibly emotional.

[@davidneil7064]

Absolutely.. the live version

[@marianclough8577]

Oh, yes...read the lyrics.

[@marcinmcula99]

I think you should listen to All along the watchtower, Knockin' on heaven's door, Mr tambourine man and Hurricane to see yet another side of his music

[@thomascanfield9165]

Chod, thanks for spotlighting Bob ! He was way out front with his 60s lyricism, but had more mature work in the 70s like the great album “Desire” featuring one of my favorite songs “Isis” - another great storytelling masterpiece.

[@GrowingUpJersey]

I like Black Diamond Bay from that album. the whole album is great

[@emilyflotilla931]

Rainy Day Women, and Things Have Changed, two Dylan masterpieces...after Hurricane!

[@konradv7]

You can tell greatness by how many people do their songs.

[@wandaphillips9494]

I have never seen this video, but know the song well. I am impressed that he was using the cue cards like so many do now on social media. Well done Bob!

[@joseverdeja8748]

Check out Tangled Up In Blue

[@31carrier]

Maggie's farm, stuck inside a mobile with Memphis blues band, Don't think twice it's all right

[@nancywhitty7072]

Maggie’s Farm and Rainy Day women are two of my favorites. Also, Don’t Think Twice It’s Alright. Classic Dylan.

[@Bluewizard7131]

One of the most fun karaoke songs to sing. LOL

[@pauldocmusic2411]

Songwriter of the last century, biggest influence on modern music, inspiring so many artists, in my opinion. Cool reaction

[@scottsmith1712]

I was born in 63 to a father who was a big Dylan fan...I hated Dylan during my early years.. hated whatever my parents were into just on principal. Wasn't until my high school years that Dylan started to 'sink in'. Saw him for the first time in 86 and 13 other times since then...6 times with my dad.

[@dilandilanjoao4310]

He's awarded NOBEL PRIZE OF LITERATURE 2016 . ✌☯️

[@MarlboroughBlenheim1]

Thanks for such an articulate summary. You’re dead right. Dylan is a genius. He was an innovator. The power of the lyrics and imagery is stunning.

[@ImaDieHrderLkeMyKidBruceWillis]

YES! Who else is reacting to songs like this? No.Body. Keep up the great work, my man!

[@stannelson8306]

So many, Maggie’s Farm, Every Grain of Sand!

[@stephengreen9313]

May I suggest "Hurricane" by Bob Dylan

[@heybooradley4495]

Great choice. He's brilliant. Please give a listen to 'Tombstone Blues' and 'When I Paint My Masterpiece'.

[@edprzydatek8398]

I'd like to see you or somebody go way back and react to some of his songs like; "North Country Blues", "He Was A Friend Of Mine", "Percy's Song", "Only A Hobo"...... Good reaction.

[@johnr8820]

Bob is truly a gift to this world! What a song!

[@nightshadespectre409]

Bob Dylan’s album ‘Blood on the Tracks (1975)’ is one of my favorites. A reaction to any of the songs from that would be great!

[@cathyhetzel5944]

He won the Noble Prize for Literature!!

[@kestrelle5345]

"The pump don't work cuz the vandals stole the handle." OK, then!

[@jamesdignanmusic2765]

I often wonder whether the line in Jethro Tull's "Locomotive Breath" is a deliberate nod to that.

[@kestrelle5345]

@@jamesdignanmusic2765 Sounds like bad planning on the locomotive design.

[@johnnyc6258]

whatch your pawking metaws

[@ronniestanley75]

This is maybe the coolest video! It shows how creative he was and not just with music. This was long before MTV. How many other artists could express themselves this way and as far back as this?

[@MRCATL3]

Time Out of Mind and Love and Theft are later records that still leave me speechless. My parents exposed me to Otis Redding, Sam Cooke, The Beatles, Billy Joel, Roberta Flack, Van Halen, Barry White and everyone in between. The Bee Gees and Al Green and The Ohio Players all got played .

[@jmelio1]

He's the master of words

[@wiggion]

the got a Nobel Prize in Literature for the poetic quality of song lyrics. his song is so full of classics. remember Disturbed cover of "Sounds of Silence">well the Hendrix cover of "All along the Watchtower" by Dylan is every bit as epic as the Disturbed cover of Simon&Garfunkel sounds of Silence

[@charliecochran3035]

Just Like Tom Thumb's Blues, Desolation Row, Tombstone Blues. I predict you'd like the latter the best, but those are three listenable, funny, and endlessly curious songs. It's Alright Ma and Tambourine Man from the previous album would be good ones to check out to.

[@deeg8849]

Those who focus on his voice are lost. One, his voice is great. It’s Dylan - Nuff said. Two- his lyrics say it all. Original Legend

[@MrTruth-kh9nr]

I’m so appreciative that the younger urban youth is listening to our era of music. Bob Dylan he’s a love them or hate them and I love them. Do yourself a favor and listen to “It’s ll right ma” it’s nothing but bars I mean nothing but bars. I am a new subscriber and I’ll be waiting for you to play this then you can thank me

[@kentclark6420]

Try 'Lay Lady, Lay', an amazing song, and it will show you another side to Dylan.

[@kenj1621]

Positively 4th Street is a good Dylan song and anything off of NASHVILLE SKYLINE like LAY LADY LAY will show you another side to him.

[@Darryl_Frost]

Nobel Prize winner in 2016 for Literature, Bob Dylan. He is a US national treasure.

[@maxhammer4067]

No he's a world wide national treasure lol

[@Darryl_Frost]

@@maxhammer4067 your right, I stand corrected.

[@cathyhetzel7692]

He won the Nobel Prize for Literature!

[@jalexander2635]

Dude, try "It's Alright Ma (I'm Only Bleeding)" - my favorite Dylan song

[@thejoelrooganexplosion2400]

"Murder Most Foul"

[@marymargaretmoore9034]

Has a Nobel Prize for literature.

[@josephcrilly7236]

And an oscar for music. One of only two people who have achieved this.

[@keithtannenbaum1717]

Did he ever pick it up? I heard not.

[@tomb3268]

he is an icon , yes check " its alright ma" and "desolation row"

[@BetterGreta13]

Honey..."The vandals took the handles".....he and his GF had a cappucino machine, burglars broke in and stole the handles from the machine! Legit!

[@sfgreg2008]

"Tangled Up in Blue"

[@hopeklemann1]

I'm late to the party here , but I got so caught up in your intro and you talking about growing up and all of those things and jazz and etcetera, I forgot what song that I was supposed to be listening to you with your reaction !! 🙃

[@darkstardan3309]

Jimi Hendrix "All along the Watchtower" was written by Dylan. It's what's he's saying that has soooo much weight

[@jameshenry8629]

I've been following you for a while now, but I like your reactions, I've been following you down the wonderful world of Bob Dylan..

[@sheri_bear]

I was fortunate to see Bob Dylan live. One of my favorite artists, So nice to see this reaction! Check out his "Rainy Day Women #12 & 35"

[@tommathews3964]

Now get some of the material from "Nashville Skyline" and experience another totally different side of Dylan! "Girl From the North Country" "I Threw It All Away" "Peggy Day" "Tell Me That It Isn't True" or "Lay Lady, Lay"

[@bennemer489]

"Weird" Al Yankovic did great parody of this song/video.

[@Umptyscope]

"Bob."

[@Turambar88]

There's a reason why when they made a Bob Dylan biopic they had 6 different actors playing different aspects of him.

[@jennifermclaughlin5222]

Ballad of Hollis Brown, Sittin' On a Barbed Wire Fence, Highway 61, on and on. He's a freaking genius. So is Tom Waits if you want a lyricist. Tango Til They're Sore, Jockey Full of Bourbon, Clap Hands, New Coat of Paint.

[@Diomedene]

I have maintained for many years that this is, in fact, the first rap video.

[@jori1]

Before Dylan, Pop/Rock lyricism was mostly "I love you baby, do you love me baby" etc. That's also what his nobel is really for.

[@robhtp3817]

One of my Faves “The Pump Don’t Work Cause The Vandals Took The Handles”!

[@drmorqWarrenProject]

I have seen Bob Dylan 2 times live... Once in Wichita, Kansas in 1978... and then again in Seattle with Santana in 1993 I think it was...

[@brettholcomb3763]

Dylan identified with and admired Hip-Hop when it broke in the 80's. This is an excerpt from his book "Chronicles"': "Danny (Daniel Lanois - Producer) asked me what I was listening to and I said...Ice T, Public Enemy, NWA, Run DMC...He seemed surprised but he shouldn't have been.. These guys definitely weren't standing around bullsh*tting. They were beating drums, tearing it up, hurling horses over cliffs. They were all poets and knew what was going on."

[@brettnheather]

I wish you had the freedom to react to more of Dylan's music. He is by far my favorite artist. I see Bob Dylan and Miles Davis as the two giants in the second half of the century.

[@kengoodman756]

Great Dylan songs include some masterpieces like Stuck Inside of Mobile With the Memphis Blues Again, Desolation Row, Visions of Johanna, Isis, and some of his best songs are his really sarcastic ones, like Idiot Wind or Leopard Skin Pillbox Hat. And pretty much everything everyone else here mentioned too...

[@surlechapeau]

Cee, you'll like his "Just Like A Woman" and "Lay Lady Lay". The poet of a generation, the man can write a song! He was in the supergroup Traveling Wilbury's 1988-1991, worth checking out.

[@joelliebler5690]

The original rapper!😃👍🏻❤️☮️

[@jerryconner4270]

Searching for Bob dylan reactions, you're channel comes up a lot on KZbin, you must be in love with this poet like the rest of us. I discoved this genius around 1979. I was 18 in the Navy. Dylan had only been famous for close to 20 years by that time lol. The song blowing in the wind blew my mind. How many ears must one man have before he can hear people cry? What a gift too humanity we have, God Bless you Bob...

[@gomezaddams4347]

Apparently many people have been impressed. He won the Nobel Prize for Literature. Next stop, try Tangled Up in Blue and Mr. Tambourine Man.

[@jules206]

Hattie Caroll (the lonesome.., something of HC), its allright ma, grain of sand (esp since you come from a gospel background), desolation row, visions of johanna, positively 4th st, feeling ny (best lyric “goodbye new york, hello east orange!), a pawn in their game, masters of war, song to woody, i could go on all day. By the way, this is my go to karaoke song

[@SpottedQ]

Love that man! "Suckcess", ha ha ha..

[@miketeter2264]

One of my favorites, Desolation Row. A little different.

[@joelliebler5690]

Good for letting your kids listen to all kinds of music!

[@johnkeller464]

You are looking for the phrasing: See Alan Ginsburg in the background carrying the wooden staff in the video (of what some say is the first rap song ( hence the claim that Bob is the father of rap), but back to Alan Ginsburg, one of the beat generation poets of the 50s who read poetry as an art form in coffee houses. It was about the phrasing that you are looking for in Bob's delivery, to a degree. Some say this is the first music video. That probably goes to Ricky Nelson "Travelin Man" from clip from Ozzie and Harriet, the television family of the 50s, Now the radical group the Weather Men, the Weather Underground took their name from Bob's Song, with the lyrics, You don't need a weatherman to tell you which way the wind blows.

[@erikgilson1687]

Allen Ginsberg just in the background chilling like it's no deal lol

[@sharondavid-melly1498]

Great your playing BOB!💕💕❤️😘

[@davepb5798]

The times they are a changin, love this song.

[@blackeyedlily]

Anyone who can appreciate something classic like great jazz in their youth, rather than just the popular music, is going to more likely be open to great music of other genres IMO.

[@greggbarrett7117]

Gives me great joy knowing that this video exists.

[@deborahrailey115]

The first rap song!

[@jacksonmorganfroghin4815]

Sad Eyed Lady of the Lowlands and Desolation Row and lastly I WANT YOU. 3 more great songs from the inimitable Nobel prize winner for literature ROBERT ZIMMERMAN aka Dylan.

[@jasondylansargent2195]

The first music video I believe 😎🎸🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

[@Andytheashton]

I fully agree. Bob Dylan is so similar to great rappers

[@hopeklemann1]

🌸 I do believe Bob Dylan turned 82 this year.

[@warrenhughes911]

Hollis Brown..omg...Hattie Carroll..omg..Oxford Town..omg

[@cynthialewis9942]

When my kids were still at home, I had a white board hanging in the kitchen, I would write Dylan quotes on the board for my kids. One of them was "don't follow leaders, and watch your parking meters". Great life advice. You already know that HE WON THE NOBEL PRIZE FOR LITERATURE, right?

[@jasondylansargent2195]

Well done Cynthia teachings of Bob Dylan quotes to your children that's cool 👍😄🕶️🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

[@beverlybrown2673]

As far as I'm concerned, this is the first rap song, and still one of the best.