Bob Dylan - Man in the Long Black Coat (Official Audio)

[@kbrewski1]

The first Dylan concert I ever went to, Dylan played Man in a Long Black Coat AND Blind Willie McTell, among other gems. I was in heaven.

[@drts6955]

Blind Willie is

[@kbrewski1]

@@drts6955 "is _________" ?

[@JohnHutchinson-fe3sm]

❤

[@kbrewski1]

@@drts6955 is..........?

[@GentlemanLife-Beyotch]

This entire record remains criminally underappreciated.

[@blackmore4]

Thanks for using "under-appreciated" instead of 'underrated'. All you've got to do now is lose the "criminally" to be completely cliché-free! But actually, 'Oh Mercy' is widely celebrated.

[@thomasandersen2764]

only you did

[@GentlemanLife-Beyotch]

@@blackmore4 In terms of his entire catalog, the statement stands well upon it's own merit, thanks though bud!

[@ajaypalsinghbhatti8901]

So true. Its like a bullet piercing through your heart.

[@BurmaShane]

No it doesn't

[@morriganravenchild6613]

This is one of Dylan's greatest atmospheric poems - a masterpiece.

[@ajaypalsinghbhatti8901]

Well said. Actually all or most of his songs r awesome. Master of words Godly saints like him r a few.long live bob Zimmerman.

[@yamapenny5960]

@@ajaypalsinghbhatti8901 Thank GOD for Bob Dylan 🙏

[@arnoldblashak171]

I'm 70 years old and this is the first time I've heard it wow

[@arnoldblashak171]

I only see seven but anyhow it happens like that sometimes

[@arnoldblashak171]

What is an atmospheric poem???

[@jerrythepro4301]

I love this song. He always delivers. Elvis may have been the King, but Dylan is the MAN!

[@mdtaifurrahman2020]

Dylan is the Emperor

[@trudy5963]

@@mdtaifurrahman2020 World Emperor!

[@theclash3015]

​@@trudy5963 Tom Waits is Caliph of the Universe.

[@BurmaShane]

No Van is the Man. Dylan is the greatest.

[@sonnyboybluesharpfargo8705]

Bobs song writing is like a full length motion picture flashing in condensed 4 minute form - indelibly on the back of your brain.

[@patera124]

EXACTLY what I thought when I heard this song- this is a movie.

[@janrimmer8395]

Dead right. Absolutely unique and the best.

[@kathleenmiller4587]

Excellent description!

[@gr8deals2do]

It's because he's got a deal with Satan. Did you watch the interview? BTW religions are Satan's invention to ridicule the Truth.

[@ajaypalsinghbhatti8901]

Bloody truth my friend. No word is enough to describe his talent. Man is godly.

[@kathleenmiller4587]

Goodness, oh goodness- 50 years I still find him so amazing - 'people don't die, people just float' stunning

[@ajaypalsinghbhatti8901]

After death the spirit or atma in India just floats in the sky. Bob says truth. All he sings is the masterpiece so many of them. Bless u bob.

[@Frostiedkdk]

@@ajaypalsinghbhatti8901 You must know he is not singing about it in the literal sense... but its good to find your own meaning in songs ;)

[@arnoldblashak171]

All I can say brothers and sisters is the besties yet to come your faith is your salvation

[@arnoldblashak171]

Best

[@trudy5963]

How can so much great music come from one man? I listened to Isis about 2 hours ago and have been going down this rabbit hole ever since. Became a fan in 66 and have hardly had time for any other since.

[@chrisp1500]

Yet. At the end of Long Black Coat, the last couple of seconds, there's a scream of some kind. Subtle, you have to listen for it but it's definitely there. It could be the guitarist taking his fingers off the frets but whatever it is Bob left it in there for a reason. Your thoughts?

[@timmitchell2167]

You right me too

[@trudy5963]

@@chrisp1500 I never noticed it before. Not exactly a scream, but yeah. If it's intentional it might convey a sense of danger or unhappy outcome. Something like that? Just listened again and it's also there the first time he says long black coat.

[@ajaypalsinghbhatti8901]

Great greatest gift of God almighty. Cheers.enjoy. Sarbat daa bhala.

[@mlsjuge477]

@@chrisp1500isn’t it just the cricket samples from the intro ?

[@ihouse85]

Most underrated Dylan song ever.

[@ernestgilbert364]

At this point in my 55 year obsession with Dylan, every song is the most underrated...

[@sallyfletcher8874]

It's so atmospheric

[@225marklin3]

Underrated by whom?

[@cindykougl9943]

@@ernestgilbert364 one the best !

[@Gurumediatationgamer]

Agreed :)

[@darioantonio3011]

Crickets are chirpin' the water is high There's a soft cotton dress on the line hangin' dry Window wide open African trees Bent over backwards from a hurricane breeze Not a word of goodbye not even a note She gone with the man in the long black coat Somebody seen him hangin' around At the old dance hall on the outskirts of town He looked into her eyes when she stopped him to ask If he wanted to dance he had a face like a mask Somebody said from the bible he'd quote There was dust on the man in the long black coat Preacher was talking there's a sermon he gave He said every man's conscience is vile and depraved You cannot depend on it to be your guide When it's you who must keep it satisfied It ain't easy to swallow it sticks in the throat She gave her heart to the man in the long black coat There are no mistakes in life some people say It is true sometimes you can see it that way But people don't live or die people just float She went with the man in the long black coat There's smoke on the water it's been there since June Tree trunks uprooted beneath the high crescent moon Feel the pulse and vibration and the rumbling force Somebody is out there beating on a dead horse She never said nothing there was nothing she wrote She gone with the man in the long black coat

[@ajaypalsinghbhatti8901]

Sir Dylan only one u r for decades.salute u.

[@ajaypalsinghbhatti8901]

Master of karma

[@ajaypalsinghbhatti8901]

No words r good enough to be or not to be

[@citysue5463]

Deserved Nobel Prize.

[@Tindometari]

Thank you.

[@dominicshaw4140]

production on this album is absolutely gorgeous

[@waterfordrs22]

Daniel Lanois was on a roll at this time and produced some good albums. If you like this and haven’t heard it, check out his album Acadie. I’m not good with dates but it’s more or less from that time period. Superb album.

[@dougfielding8215]

@@waterfordrs22 I found it to be a surprisingly excellent album. Listened to it over and over

[@waterfordrs22]

Doug, good to hear. It’s got its own thing going on. Truly worth a listen

[@aleksbalazic]

You should read his book ‘Chronicles’ it describes the creation of this album in on of the chapters.

[@nickunderwood6175]

Robert Vander Voort ohhhhh meeerrrrcccyyy

[@dylan8670]

My favorite Dylan song. My dad used to play it all the time when I was a kid.

[@bouakelrachik7236]

how old is now your dad

[@notdeadjustyet8136]

Same here 🙂

[@ajaypalsinghbhatti8901]

All of his music is a legend. No match for other. He is a daddy of soulful music. Truth said in a poem.

[@lyntoncollins2758]

The whole Album is pretty amazing - 2nd break up and leaving his Christian phase, I believe.

[@DavidWilson-ok5yp]

The eternal minstrel man, the fifteenth century troubadour, the archetypal trickster Bob Dylan, the most powerful card in the deck. nice tune.

[@ajaypalsinghbhatti8901]

No comparison between Bob Zimmerman Dylan n others.lie long bob.soul stirring godly music.preaching by a song.legendary he is.

[@TangerineFriday]

My absolute favorite Dylan song ever, and one of the few things I can recite from start to finish. Divine poetry

[@annonymost9318]

HI Jackie..... I hope you recite this ..loudly and theatrically.....all over town...as you walk around....it is gospel... I haven't learned this one yet....thank dog...more to learn.. but .....I know all the rest of his canon he is my jesus ..... At 10, bringing it all back home....was playing so much on my record player, my mother threw it in the fire....( it was my weird uncle's....)... I had already memorized it though...and now....almost 60......most of his canon....is my companion...when the rest of this planet...wants to burn stuff.lol He has always been someone who sees it all......as I do....and it aint a real popular view.... But once you see truth......How?....does anyone live a life under any other rules???

[@notdeadjustyet8136]

I absolutely agree. It's otherworldly 💙

[@ajaypalsinghbhatti8901]

Divine indeed.he the best in the soulful music. U listen him 1000 times still u repeat it again. Pure magic.bliss.painful but true words.

[@andrewlewis9194]

I heard ELP's version before this original recording. I love the lyrics, but I think ELP did a better job with the song.

[@lyntoncollins2758]

@@andrewlewis9194 As in Run the jewels ELP?

[@arnoldblashak171]

I'm 70 years old a big fan of Bob Dylan and this one kind of like snuck up on me

[@arnoldblashak171]

Yeah well I guess it does happen that way sometimes

[@jarlenygard4761]

This entire album is just pure magic ❤

[@arnoldblashak171]

What album is that I'm going to have to get it

[@arnoldblashak171]

What's the name of that album???

[@arnoldblashak171]

I just ordered the album oh mercy it's all new to me because it came out in 19 89 I was on the street then

[@MattCasters]

I have the album on vinyl but it's so much easier to consume digitally. What a masterpiece.

[@Jan-lu1ep]

The rich harmonica at the start contrasts so much with the hesitant vocals and simple guitar.

[@iamd.j.7590]

I really love the way Daniel Lanois shaped the sound of this album. It can be greatly heard on this track!

[@Bird-Jesus]

I just listened to an interview where it was mention that Lanois asked Dylan ' Bob, Would You by any Chance have Lyrics for this Music? ' and Dylan answered ' Yes I do have something! ' - Then Dylan sat at a table and wrote with a pencil - without erasing - the whole song. Afterwards Dylan read it over the Music and followed with the 'singing' - one take - and that was IT - Pure Genius at work !!!

[@iamd.j.7590]

@@Bird-Jesus Oh cool! I haven't seen/heard that interview but that's a really neat piece of history right there

[@conorkennedy3304]

It was a fantastic match. He had done some half ass records in the late 80s and this one was amazing.

[@brianstoltz2838]

@@Bird-Jesus not true. There are multiple versions of this song. It took a few to get it to this point

[@arnoldblashak171]

Wow cool me in on all the details

[@XtraCashman]

This man is undoubtedly the most ingenious songwriter of our time.

[@burdettward8605]

Yep! I believe he is the Grand Master.

[@RaoulDukeSr]

No one can touch him

[@burdettward8605]

@@RaoulDukeSr very true.

[@fahimrezwan5430]

I knew someone once who was a great musician. Now, he wasn't a great crafter, maker like Bobby here. What was great about him was that he sat with his guitar day in and day out. He felt that guitar everyday; that guitar got old with him. He once told me that music was medicine to him. It didn't matter if it was good or bad - he just needed it to survive. One day he says to me, 'What if you wake up one afternoon and from your window you see that your pharmacy no longer exists? What then? I'm learning to make my own medicine. I will do things to the air with this guitar.'

[@africlubguy6035]

Brilliant. I hope he succeeded-we need all the medicine we can get right now.

[@greengiant9739]

The person you knew is a wiseman.. music is medicine .listening to it ,or performing it..😁

[@paulsullivan229]

Woody's guitar case.. sticker "This instrument kills fascism?"

[@shortname9133]

Thank you dad for showing me this kind of music.

[@dannycostello1978]

Exceptional artistry. Magnificent song from Bob.

[@21hazza]

The atmosphere of this song is truly breath taking. One of his best songs for me.

[@kerryevans5171]

And me its awesome

[@anonymoustungrer]

Als ich Bob Dylan das erste Mal hörte und es ist 50 Jahre nahm er mich gefangen...und die Gefangenschaft hält an und jeden Freigang und jede Begnadigung lehne ich ab. Ich bleibe sein Gefangener.

[@gnshkini]

You listen to this song and realize songs are forever.

[@dupphy]

i love the harmonica in the beginning. i've started learning harmonica a year ago because of this song.

[@diegocoladodelacruz96]

Como aprendes, que metodo sigues?

[@merefon1]

@@diegocoladodelacruz96 μπράβο ρε μάγκα !!!

[@BlueCanaryFilms]

Bob Dylan is an astonishingly good harmonica player. His sound is very compassionate, or sad, suggesting there is a better world.

[@shepanrontyron]

That's great, but he doesn't play much in the beginning nor at the end of the song! However, Dylan must have used a better harmonica than he did back in the 60's because it sounds much better!

[@danielcardiff3861]

I like the ringing in the ear effect, like someone's been shot and he's singing about the loss.

[@MadsFeierskov]

My father was a huge Dylan fan. We were estranged from him for many years before he died, but this felt very appropriate to play at his funeral.

[@fionabirkmire2874]

He frames a story with ease, wasting nothing. Then I find I walk the story with him from the very first note right to the very last.

[@markus4705]

Well said !

[@ajaypalsinghbhatti8901]

Every time I listen to him even If i drink almost a bottle of whiskey I don't get drunk. Awesome poetry don't get it is he human or from any other planet. AWESOME AWESOME A BILLION AWESOME. live long sir Dylan.

[@ajaypalsinghbhatti8901]

Truth prevails that is Bobby Zimmerman salute u a billion times s I r.

[@ajaypalsinghbhatti8901]

No other reason why he is bob Dylan the Shakespeare of pain.truth.he is a walking encyclopedia of truth and only truth.

[@ajaypalsinghbhatti8901]

So true Bob is the legend of song writing. He is possessed I think. Live long my dear bob Zimmerman Dylan.

[@cynthiamarston2208]

I love this whole album Oh Mercy.

[@koko-pu5vn]

I love this tune! And I love "Oh Mercy."

[@patriciavontill1082]

Coolest song ever written

[@Bryanadamsmusicinc]

Hello dear, it’s nice meeting you on here

[@nelsonx5326]

Might be. It creates such imagery.

[@ItzJustang]

I've seen Bob live 15 times, always hoping he would play this. He never did.

[@z.z.3680]

jean luc ritard Cool! What does he typically play? The 60’s songs?

[@slumdogjay]

jean luc ritard Been lucky enough to see him do it a couple of times.

[@juliocesarpereira537]

@Lloyd Gittens there's a list, but the why nobody knows.

[@_fabio1978]

@@z.z.3680 Whatever he likes, his setlists can change overnight.

[@jonjones2894]

seen him play it once

[@manasbose8817]

Never a great Bob Dylan fan but this song just blows me away Amazing lyrics and as somebody commented earlier its a 2 hour movie compressed into a 4 minute song Genius

[@americolouro4494]

Qual é a dúvida alguém acha possível isto morrer? não sou Fanático por bob mas sim por tudo o que é bom sinceramente!!!inteporal

[@richarddecosta1518]

Another masterpiece by Bob Dylan is 'Hurricane'

[@ScrotusZangenpepper]

It's a fantastic song but he has loads as great, some even greater, pity you can't appreciate them too.

[@manasbose8817]

@@ScrotusZangenpepper I like a lot of Dylan's songs but he is not in my top ten of artist. Miles Davis Howling Wolf Joni Mitchell JJ Cale Neil Young Devo Talking Head Tom Petty Captain Beefheart Iggy Pop Steely Dan The Doors Velvet Underground Tom Wait and of course Jimi Hendrix are just a few of my favourite American artists and coming from the UK there are lots of local artists/bands that speak to me more than Dylan. The Beatles for instance . Miles is my man though...every human emotion expressed in his playing

[@pietroacerbi9855]

Not only one of the best Dylan songs but simply one of the most beautiful songs ever written. Music and lyrics are a perfect fusion. It’s a sad world where more than 100 people do not appreciate this masterpiece

[@kyleroberts162]

They might have been half-concious of it.

[@ajaypalsinghbhatti8901]

Can't stop falling in love with this song. A masterpiece. Sir Dylan the best of best

[@jamesmuldowney5500]

It is a masterpiece

[@gerrycurran8966]

Hi Pietro. Bob is a genius. Take care.

[@billypilgrim5329]

The album is excellent and the production top notch. This is my favorite Bob Dylan song.

[@paulferranti8536]

Saw Bob live about six months ago for maybe the 50th time…..I’ve never been disappointed….I love every move he makes

[@angiewolflove4040]

Not a word of goodbye not even a note. She gave her heart to the man in the long black coat.

[@kerryevans5171]

I absolutely love the man I was introduced to him in 1964 when I was 5 and I've been a fan ever since there's no one equal him in my eyes he writes about everything that effects the human emotions x

[@ajaypalsinghbhatti8901]

The day I listen d him I became a follower. He deserves 2nd noble prize.

[@ajaypalsinghbhatti8901]

Same here Kerry.the man bob is a genius. Every single song by him is like a lightning striking u.mesmerisig hypnotic soulful. Bless u bob Live long sir.

[@ajaypalsinghbhatti8901]

Very honest statement

[@ajaypalsinghbhatti8901]

He is spirit in human form

[@14sareylou]

Honestly love this song so much.. it’s so mystical, sexy, creepy.. amazing

[@chrisp1500]

I agree, it's pure genius. Let me ask you, do you hear the "scream" in the background during the last 2 seconds of the track? You have to listen close but it's definitely there. Sounds like a cross between guitar strings / pigs squealing/ person screaming. I've played it for other people and they can hear it but I've never seen it mentioned anywhere. Your thoughts?

[@musicayletras6015]

You are beautiful.

[@keturahpadgette1093]

I sang this to my kids as a lullaby. Slowed it down and they loved it

[@ginajaffa5801]

Swimming in that river ..Dylan says it all so eloquently. Thank you Bob Dylan.

[@Bryanadamsmusicinc]

Hello dear, it’s nice meeting you on here.

[@HelianaSuper]

Alive, Bob! For be singing to us with 81! God bless you! I sung for you my Las mañanitas, yesterday.

[@ajaypalsinghbhatti8901]

Bless you bob Dylan Zimmerman. U can credit my remaining years..to u

[@HelianaSuper]

@@ajaypalsinghbhatti8901 🙌🙌🌻🌻

[@helenmorris8760]

Such a beautiful song, touches my heart ❤️ love Bob D.💞

[@WesleyBrilhantte]

Hi Helen! Check it out my channel when you have a time? Folk music. I have a song that I mention Bob Dylan, 'Keep Trying'

[@salvatoregiannacco3293]

Ciao la penso così. Anch'io

[@lindarobison7830]

Best of bob,,,a side that haunts you...

[@rosecruz1344]

I really like Bob Dylan and I also really like his son, Jakob Dylan

[@ajaypalsinghbhatti8901]

So true mam.todays songs singers r like puppies

[@mikehoage5261]

ive-played-this-song-for-about-15-years-easy-song-to-play-but-ive-always-been-in-a-wheelchair-so-i-have-the-time-to-do-it-it-sounds-good-on-my-d28-martin

[@ajaypalsinghbhatti8901]

Bro my wishes r with u.be strong.

[@xapocotacox]

“There are no mistakes in life some people say It is true sometimes you can see it that way” This like always sticks out to me

[@evancodsworth2]

“But people don’t live or die, people just float.” -Bob Dylan

[@Rainerwarzecha]

thats the quote !!

[@geoffreywatts2846]

It is a strong line. For some strange reason, the official book of Bob Dylan lyrics replaces this line with something much more lame.

[@yianpap6093]

@@geoffreywatts2846 Where, what?

[@shiitakestick]

..and it rhymes with “coat” !

[@noradosmith]

Someone once asked him what he meant by that and he said he just wanted a word that rhymed with coat. Lol

[@SteveHewittMusic]

This song gives me chills, the perfect song imo, the intro sets the scene brilliantly

[@greypilgrim2028]

Steve Hewitt Music: Yup. Everything you could expect of a song about the Angel of Death.

[@danieladorazio5243]

"Oh mercy " è da brividi!!! Non mi stancherò mai di ascoltarla con emozioni che si rinnovano sempre. 💖

[@Rainerwarzecha]

Great song ... yes underrated! So much athmosphere ...

[@jerryturner3997]

2023- & I'm still listening to are master poet! Not to mention song writer. Thank you Mr Dylan, what a beautiful Journey! 🎶💯🎵

[@jeanniecampbell1374]

I put a thumbs up before it even started ..Mystic me ..haha ...takes me back to that awakening moment .

[@Bryanadamsmusicinc]

Hello dear, it’s nice meeting you on here

[@awladhussain2431]

"people don't live or die people just float" thrilling song....amazing...totally hypnotized!! ❤❤❤

[@jacklittlebig7897]

…. the dead also float ….

[@2468pebble]

It's not just the line but the way he sets it up. 'There are no mistakes in life some people say And it's true sometimes you can see it that way...' should lead to a discussion of maybe free will v predestination, but he takes it to another level and delivers a fairly stinging put-down of the world at large. A knockout punch.

[@americolouro4494]

Dilan é dilan

[@arnoldblashak171]

And sometimes they just go with the man in the Long Black Coat

[@lizr473]

gets in yr brain and stays there I have listened to this awesome song more times than I can count

[@KimberleyW]

I like the variety of sounds you hear. Especially when you wear headphones. Very nice 👍

[@Bryanadamsmusicinc]

Hello dear, it’s nice meeting you on here

[@Henry-Paget]

What a song, that intro alone with the harmonica solo is godlike.

[@MuktadirAlam]

Oh mercy! What a song, what an album. My favorite Dylan album by far. Treasure for all mankind.. All dylan songs should be on youtube for everyone to explore.

[@walkonwaterinsoles]

Can't stop listening to this song! Help:)

[@RaoulDukeSr]

Try it on strong liquid l.s.d!

[@kerryevans5171]

Omg i know

[@lolafinch]

It sticks in the thoat.

[@nathanmaaka4699]

Once again defying the odds and ends making a brilliant album that is surely one of the greatest gospel introspective contributions of all time!

[@tommythompsonsurfer]

EXTREME POETRY .....WOVEN WITH EXCELLENT MUSIC.....SPIRITUAL BOB.....SO EXCELLENT AND NOT..... DON Y ET!!!!! MUSIC AND WORDS ARE SO SPECIAL...BLESS MUSIC AND BOB!!!

[@lekunberriko1]

MYSTIC SONG

[@herbertsamek7667]

one of many Dylan albums I adore. Great production, though, great sound. A marvellous album.

[@morriganravenchild6613]

Dylan at his most brilliant best! Pure poetry.

[@Komicklepto]

If ever a Dylan song had the biggest Daniel Lanois stamp on it, it's probably this one!

[@dutchinthemedway2411]

Dylan's song writing is always rooted in reality, which is offen grim as we all know, and he doesn't make it more pretty than it is. Dylan is the Rembrandt of contempary modern music.

[@natfandaggy]

My old man's favourite song.....

[@jackyvanhal9514]

Beautiful and a perfect timing between lyrics and musicians... as always? Thank you Bob.

[@șchiopozaurus]

One of the best Dylan instrumentals.

[@MargauxKim_13]

This album is a MASTERPIECE!!!!

[@heikkipekkala4167]

My first and my favorite Bob Dylan album. And favorite track from the album. Theres the atmosphere and the drive in this song

[@123thof]

There are no mistakes in life Some people say And that's true sometimes You can see it that way People don't live or die People just float She went with the man in the long black coat

[@dennisspinkshappyforbusker2523]

There's smoke on the water, it's been there since June.

[@thecoldhardtruth47]

Every drop of water shapes the stone.

[@garrettramirez428]

It sounds good but it contradicts itself. If there are no mistakes, then people are making decisions and not just floating.

[@d1973ld]

floating while making decisions/mistakes, 'and that's true sometimes'

[@d1973ld]

I guess it might be a paradox. Eh, who knows, not me though.

[@debapriyagupta2378]

there were days I could not spend without listen to these songs

[@candy0000ish]

Omy he is mesmerizing singing this song..oh Mr Dylan..how wonderful

[@Bryanadamsmusicinc]

Hello dear, it’s nice meeting you on here

[@rachelee73]

People just float and history repeats with a little exception of wisdom and hope. One of my top ten Bob songs thankyou vevo 🎶🌈🎶

[@michaelpierce4845]

I am the man in the Long Black Coat

[@kennethshort2016]

@@michaelpierce4845 You better not be.

[@michaelpierce4845]

@@kennethshort2016 lol

[@grahampetrie1922]

Greatest musician of alll time.. simple brilliant Dylan

[@jonathancarter6831]

Sublime, gorgeous and haunting melody accompanied by vivid and intense visuals, all in all one hell of a great Dylan song. Love him!.

[@georgemegalis6912]

Masterful story teller. The greatest lyricist to ever walk the face of the earth. Above all.

[@RaoulDukeSr]

Thank you Bob !! This cut is pure magic!!🇨🇦🏴‍☠️ Thank you Daniel Lanios for knowing how it should be delivered ♡♡♡ Pure Magic those two in 89. "People just float"...One love everyone 1♡!

[@tommymossop1695]

Love the atmosphere of this song, haunting lyrics

[@TablaUK]

The reverberation of strings touches the soul more than the words. The variety of plucks and strokes add to the depth of his piece. Wonderful.

[@arnoldblashak171]

Well yeah you hit it right on the head

[@evelynoconnor3062]

THIS SONG IS BRILLIANT AND SUNG WITH MUCH SENSIBILITY

[@Bryanadamsmusicinc]

Hello dear, it’s nice meeting you on here

[@tonikay3062]

Amazing! I Love Storytelling through music! Thank You Bob Dylan for your Songs, Poetry, Stories and Art!

[@nissi.k]

Foreboding and stark! What a song with that haunting harp, acoustic guitars and percussion. Bob’s theatrical delivery is compelling. A mini movie; so descriptive you can visualize it. 👌🏻

[@Bryanadamsmusicinc]

Hello dear, it’s nice meeting you on here

[@lincolnhirschi4682]

One of the absolutely Greatest things he has ever done. Apparently he's a pretty big deal.

[@ivan12270]

This my favorite song out of your whole catalog of music. Great music and lyrics, awesome storyteller.

[@ajaypalsinghbhatti8901]

People just float....great singer bob u r 1 n the only 1.respect u

[@tommythompsonsurfer]

MAGIC BOBBY DYLAN!!!! WORDS AND EXCELLENT MUSIC ......ALSO AND MUSICIANS TO BRING SPECIAL MUSIC CONSTRUCTIONS....THAT IS SPIRITUAL...SO EXCELLENT COMBINATION OF WORD S MIXED WITH EXCELLENT MUSIC...RICH SOUNDS FROM REAL INSTRUMENT PLAYERS...GODBLESSSSS BOBBY!!!

[@ikwikwi]

As classic as classic can be. Amazing song.

[@pauldaly2947]

Oh my! The shimmery sound, the reverb, Bob's gravelly drawl! The whole album has strange otherworldly feel. It sits a strange and liminal realm! Not somewhere you want to live, but maybe a place you visit between dream and waking... It's just a beautiful, odd fantasy that you can never quite come back to once you wake up.

[@42awww]

Dylan had always been known for his lyrics, (unfortunately and unfairly. I mean he could sing like the best of them with that voice that came from you and me as Don Maclean would sing. And his musicianship has grown exponentially). But, you can almost see this tall, hidden man with dust flying from his coat. I have always considered the man in this song to be a more mature, wiser and older Jack of Hearts from Lily, Rosemary.......

[@Jimdunne_]

I prefer this song and political world so much compared to all his other more known songs. He was a genius with words. From Ireland 🇮🇪 ☘️

[@durjoyjtbdo]

He is creating magic ... as always.

[@dlawss]

One of my all time favourite Dylan songs along with Railroad boy and Diamonds and rust with JB .Only Dylan could sing this song his voice is pure bliss

[@PoorHoward9]

One of Dylan's best songs.

[@robsprowl5610]

This always reminds me of Robert Mitchum in The Night of the Hunter.

[@andyking7621]

nailed it ... thanks for that :)

[@NickCC23]

I'm beginning to think that Bob Dylan continued to put out great songs since his 1966 motorcycle accident :-)

[@Kafkaesque3]

absolutely

[@robfrodsham7105]

Yes he does

[@boxieracorn8445]

Nick Carlson never stopped

[@cowboyfromhelI]

Of course

[@dr.robertt.mullaneiii1561]

No mistakes; only human error.It's only too often the things we 'forget' to mention. Things we choose to forget. Lies of omission, the most deadly of them all.

[@telliottuk]

That bass line........I bought the whole album because of that bass line

[@michaellong6605]

Thank you Mr Dylan.

[@alaingaliana9613]

J’adore,en ces temps où l’on reste en confinement,,magnifique sensation de bonheur,, notre jeunesse les années 1968,,

[@magalitheophile3140]

moi aussi

[@kirklethbridge4477]

Dylan...always one of greatest guitarists there is too.

[@謝育霖-f8f]

This song is my best idol,one of my Dylan favorite ❤💕

[@Samu93c]

Masterpiece.