Bob Dylan - Tangled Up In Blue (Official HD Video)

[@rockturtleneck]

I was reading a book about Dylan a few years back and it pointed out that this song is the musical equivalent of a Cubist painting by Picasso, where it allows you to see a single object simultaneously from several points of view. The perspective in the song shifts again and again from "I" to "she" to "he" and ends up back at "I" at the end, letting us know that the characters in the song, and everyone listening to the song, all "feel the same, we just saw it from a different point of view." Brilliant and beautiful.

[@brettlyndeneveringham7550]

3 Awards from the Edinborough University, I STILL THINK he should KEEP ALL 3 LOW KEY , NOT just ONE or None kept LOW KEY

[@anthonychiara1200]

I think Bob is the most prolific poet and songwriter of our generation.

[@leotavares3216]

Which book was it?

[@rockturtleneck]

@@leotavares3216 I think it was one of the ones called Performing Artist but honestly I'm not sure. If you google it I'm sure you could find it.

[@aidanmonaghan2161]

I always thought it was he, himself and himself the artist in the song

[@LOL-2-cringe]

- presidents come and go but Bob Dylan is forever. - this made me smile today.

[@kentbeery8653]

Don't take Bob for granted people because he is the Greatest song writer of our time and we are blessed to have him here with us

[@ericktellez7632]

Paul McCartney

[@georgehunter2813]

Paul McCartney is bubblegum.

[@JohnDoe-me9jh]

@@ericktellez7632 Tell me when Paul Mccartney writes a song which critics acclaim to have started counter culture. Then on top of that, little short written songs which contributed to the musical side of counterculture. Then on top of that, tell me when Paul Mccartney wins a nobel peace prize for Literature. Mccartney is good but Dylan is a different beast.

[@jamesafridi6136]

I don't know body has impressed me much like he has

[@nathanrose3523]

@@ericktellez7632 Paul McCartney my arse

[@stephen1462]

It takes a special kind of talent to captivate an audience with only a guitar, harmonica, and voice.

[@colinduffin7776]

And, in fairness, an amazing hat.

[@gsmarin1]

One of the greatest songs ever in my humble opinion.

[@ExpTube1969]

Why ?

[@11Hasaan]

Agreed! When you hear it and you're a true music/poet student you get how amazing this is.

[@jam-nc8ut]

@@11Hasaan You can also get how amazing this is without being conceited.

[@subg8858]

I feel the same of Simple Twist of Fate on the same album. Two of the best on one album, along with a bunch of excellent songs. Not too shabby

[@mrtambourineman6107]

No, not humble, I think the same

[@ThePacemaker45]

That little smirk he has on before he starts singing. He knew he was about to kill it. One of the greatest songs of all time.

[@cosmo1eleven855]

Actually his vocals were awful here. His guitar strumming is weak as well.

[@kathylarson8876]

​@cosmo1eleven855 not a out vocals or guitar, guess you just need to look deeper

[@ms.krinkle9222]

get outta here bob hater

[@Joanne217]

Agreed! An absolute beauty💙

[@cosmo1eleven855]

@@ms.krinkle9222 ... I love Dylan's lyrics. But his vocals and musicianship bring it down. Music is of course, subjective.

[@Deandwl]

This song....it's like the great american novel condensed into 5 minutes. Absolutely superb.

[@nrich5127]

He is just so different , original and hypnotizing ... and since he still playing at the age of 82 , he wasn't kidding when he sang " keep on keeping on ...."

[@cloudshe]

the most inspiring poet of the 20th Century, imo of course

[@mariat4812]

1 month to go till I hear my musical genius gotta birthday comin up Bob❤

[@matthiasscherzer4231]

Still great and fascinating

[@Maahjanuzzi]

I just realized this is my favorite thing on earth.

[@bigsuey]

+Maahjanuzzi very good choice :-)

[@1pupblacky]

+Maahjanuzzi well you must have good taste. put him on your bucket list. although you look way to young, smarts start early you know he is not getting any younger. fly to see him -it will be worth your while.

[@Maahjanuzzi]

I did! When I was 15 in 2011 when he came to Brazil, best day of my life.

[@jolienv605]

+1pupblacky haha, I'm sixteen and actually flew to Milan 2 weeks ago to see him. I do have got a problem, fell in love with a 74 year old singer...

[@sarahelizabeth920]

+TravelReadListen I am 27 and fell in love with Bob Dylan at 15. I have seen him many times, hoarded his albums, and ended up in graduate school for writing poetry. His influence is undeniable.

[@philchristensen2787]

Bob is beyond talent...he's a magician. Live or recorded - simply astounding.

[@thr337]

No... He's actually extremely overrated... He wouldn't even stand out if he was homeless and on a street corner. Nobody would think twice about the guy.

[@tonybrown5192]

@@thr337 you a ide

[@richardmcgann5542]

@@thr337 you can not be serious try rolling thunder you will change your mind its awesome

[@alohaalt3543]

@@thr337 well he was basically gypsy boy from the beginning in the time before anyone promoted him and still was well liked. So that contradicts your hypothesis.

[@richardmcgann5542]

@@thr337 are you joking

[@AntlersOfMist]

The shadow of his hat, tangled up in his blue eyes, and in the spotlight, so clear.

[@donnapowers9571]

yes! It is beautiful in love with him!

[@oquintan]

I stole this album as a 10 year old from my sisters room and played it over and over. It mystified me, it lifted me into another world. I memorized every track that night I can still hear the needle drop through my Koss headphones. I winced the first time I played it through I’d never heard someone bare their soul so completely on an album. The sun came up and I went to bed changed forever. Thanks, Bob.

[@jonathanstephens7015]

I love this story 💕 Thanks for sharing brother! Pax

[@edgarblack7818]

Blood on the Tracks got me through the grief following a divorce. I listened to Dylan here and there but for some reason put the album on one day and it was surreal to hear the album while experiencing those raw emotions. This song hides the sadness of which it speaks behind a catchy tune and is the perfect start to an incredibly emotional and sad album. I felt like I wasn’t sitting alone drinking beer but instead had a friend in Bob and came to also appreciate not just the sadness of the album but the themes of hope as well. It’s like Dylan saying “Sure, this is an incredibly hard time, but you’ll come through it a new and different person.” Thanks so much Bob!

[@cmiller19523]

desire turned me onto him first when i was 17 or 18. i thought to myself "this is the same guy who wrote 'blowing in the wind'"? isis, one more cup of coffee, hurricane... i was hooked. took me a little longer to get into his earlier records. but songs like 'with god on our side' and the early protest songs are some of my most cherished now in my 30s.

[@timothyoconnell4189]

That's beautiful Oscar. Thanks for sharing, seriously. Great description.

[@aaronaragon7838]

@O So how does a 10 year old change listening to a pop song? You went from 10 to 11. Ok.

[@BlondeonBlonde-demos]

His cadence during this performance is hypnotic

[@ahyaok100]

Presidents come and go but Bob Dylan is forever. This made me smile today.

[@svcashflow630]

Go Trump!

[@larrylinn8589]

Go away Trump!

[@velygritte2701]

Larry Linn Best President in the last 3 decades

[@daneediorio6311]

#1Singer/Songwriter Bob Dylan...

[@ricardorodriguesrr18]

Trump is saving America from falling into the populism that is taking over Europe and Latin America countries but I don't know how long this country is gonna resist . America is the last breath of freedom left in the western world. Please keep your eyes open and don't let the populism speech tempt your mind.

[@LillianMatsuno]

Always loved Bob Dylan since grade school, and still at 75.

[@alanthomas8467]

I came yo him late i was about 19 I'm now 62 still love him

[@superepic4026]

I’M 15 YEARS OLD NOW!!!!!

[@hannahstaelens6873]

1975 I was 13 and just starting my life and how lucky I was to grow up in the 70's when music was at its best. Arguably the best decade of music ever, and will ever be. The 70's, I wish I could go back in time and experience it all over again.

[@lindaloverro2464]

So do i

[@lonniesmith6701]

I tell my grand kids this all the time, when my great grand is old enough I'll tell him the same thing.

[@lonniesmith6701]

@Bryant Benson it's hard to pick just one, I like them all. Hurricane,Like a rolling stone, Tangled up in blue plus a few more would be at the top of my favorites list.

[@Ann-c6l]

70,s the best

[@patosborne5443]

I was 16 in 75, the greatest time ever❤

[@valnaples]

WELL DESERVED NOBEL prize, sir! THANK YOU for years of awesome music and lyrics! Born in '57 and appreciate ALL of your work!

[@daveheap8528]

Genius

[@heleneskahn]

saved my damn life

[@jaconwood]

Born in '57 as well. SOUL SISTA!😘

[@johnevans7535]

As a literature professor i agree

[@johnevans7535]

Born in 59. Listening to the bard since my beatnick stwp dad turned me on in 69. Still digging it

[@josmotherman591]

Whoever filmed this deserves an award. None of that disco ball, schizophrenic jumping around, where you can't tell what is going on crap.

[@kenkaplan3654]

Martin Scorsese filmed this.

[@georgehorniman]

Masterful. I love the small changes of lyrics. How fast his mind is processing the next line to sing. I love the raggedness of his voice on certain parts. The guy is just amazing.

[@meb2126]

... and very beautiful eyes. I have never seen that before.

[@raygarafano3633]

Yup the voice makes ya hink he's singing w a sore throat, but the words. Guitar an harmonica! A master of his trade telling a story musically.2 thumbs up!

[@Bigger-Than-Jesus]

he likes t change up lyrics often

[@liljon380]

Sad how he removed the most beautiful part. Changes the song completely

[@micheldebernouilli9126]

Absolutle ,and I love very much William Faulkner Dylan is à genious to me Anna,France (born i Sweden...)

[@PhantomLegion100]

He deserved that Nobel, don't care what those literary elites say. As an English major myself, with all the authority invested in me, I declare you worthy!

[@mizofan]

all the authority invested in you? Is the Nobel prize worthy?

[@bananka4905]

PhantomLegion100 that's awesome. thank you for this comment. you therefore have the right to agree.

[@sean9267]

since when does being an English major mean anything? That's like me saying, "I'm an engineering major, so I approve of the advancements put on the new space shuttle".

[@TheJipino]

It probably means being able to understand irony. Which Smoking Jacket was using quite obviously.

[@marinman39]

I think the literary types were, for the most part, just saying that songwriting is poetry plus music, and not poetry alone. Thus not literature as such. But since there is no Nobel category for songwriting, I think they had to figure out how to properly honor this once in a lifetime genius, so they bent the definition a little. After a years reflection,I think they did the absolute right thing, they brought him to the attention of a whole new generation. Who must be awed.

[@wjkathman]

This masterpiece is nearly 50 years old, yet hasn't aged a day. And Dylan remains among the four or five truest American originals. The guy simply exists in another dimension.

[@Classic.Hits-335.artists]

As of today in 2023 the song is nearly 60 years old. And still millions of views.

[@wjkathman]

@@Classic.Hits-335.artists "Tangled Up In Blue" was written and recorded in 1974, released in early 1975. That's a hair under 50 years ago. Doublecheck the math.

[@CharelsqPohlman-kk5qy]

😂😅

[@debbie5339]

😂❤ I will try again tomorrow, God willing of course. ❤❤❤

[@snarflatful]

I revisit this song from time to time with fond memories of a girl I once knew. I realized tonight it was nearly 50 years ago that I saw him on this tour. We had to physically camp out to get tickets with 3000 other Dylan fans. No Ticketmaster, no internet, just a tiny little box office. Nostalgia, it's a helluva drug. Miss that woman, we just grew apart. Tangled up in blue...

[@DJK-cq2uy]

Wow. Big deal!@!😂

[@richardblock2458]

One of the greatest songs ever written - so granular and complex, yet so simple.And he plays with the lyrics just for fun.

[@jfreed27]

He omitted the line, "She lit a burner on the stove, and offered me a pipe.." I miss that

[@glodelta]

The true poet. Bob without a doubt you earned your fame.

[@stuckinsideofmobile9957]

For some reason Dylan skipped the best verse on this song. It is so amazing that I think it should be here: She lit a burner on the stove And offered me a pipe “I thought you’d never say hello,” she said “You look like the silent type” Then she opened up a book of poems And handed it to me Written by an Italian poet From the thirteenth century And every one of them words rang true And glowed like burnin’ coal Pourin’ off of every page Like it was written in my soul from me to you Tangled up in blue

[@DannyJamesGuitar]

+Mr. Tuthill - Genius.

[@sneakydeaky8445]

+Mr. Tuthill Yes this performance WOULD be perfect if he never skipped my 2nd favourite verse in the song. However I really like the rewrite here: He had a job in Santa Fe Working in an old hotel But he never did like it all that much And one day it just went to hell So he drifted down to New Orleans Lucky not to be destroyed Where they got him a job on a fishin' boat Docked outside Delacroix The last line is one of the greatest rhymes he ever wrote.

[@kat1york]

Yes, love this verse...

[@shaneconnelly1769]

agreed friend

[@RorschachCZ]

+Sneaky Deaky My favorite is : "She was workin' in a topless place And I stopped in for a beer, I just kept looking' at the side of her face In the spotlight so clear. And later on as the crowd thinned out I's just about to do the same, She was standing there in back of my chair Said to me, "Don't I know your name?" I muttered somethin' underneath my breath, She studied the lines on my face. I must admit I felt a little uneasy When she bent down to tie the laces of my shoe, Tangled up in blue."Always gives me chills.

[@MsTdougherty]

One of the best songs ever written. There will never be another BOB DYLAN. Never!

[@Daryl_Phillips_]

Tyler Joseph

[@johnvanzant2398]

@@Daryl_Phillips_😭😭😭

[@ronwiggins8153]

Definitely my favorite Dylan song, and probably my favorite song, period.

[@dansiekman1454]

Me too. And I'm not even much of a Dylan fan in general. But this song is a masterpiece.

[@rogerchu5915]

I am impressed how Tangled up in Blue has so many different renditions from the man himself. It is definitely a very personal song of his for sure.

[@thomasnelson5758]

There's a reason he's had coffee table books of his lyrics published and won a Nobel Prize in Literature. This song among many is a perfect reason why. This is more than lyricism, it's poetry

[@theobaldsinassas348]

Zzzzzzzzzzzzzzvggfbjkouviz,8jnizmh

[@suefonspotter5068]

Watched this concert via TV when living in Boston for a year...I was 26 then, am 69 now..he's been my hero since I first heard Tambourine Man at age 12

[@robertmorley4506]

I recall this being on TV, I was in NH. Dylan on TV?? It was very odd.

[@susannebass1883]

Dylan’s an absolute blessing to us with his music. Blessings be upon him

[@bobdylan4687]

Thank you very much for appreciating my song, i would not have done it without the support of you, I'm really graceful to you and I pray my song will continue to bring peace to your heart, It a great honor for me 🌹🌹

[@susannebass1883]

@@bobdylan4687 You are so amazing ♥️

[@bobdylan4687]

@@susannebass1883 Thank you, I’m very happy to have you as my fan and I appreciate the support you have for me. Where are you listening from?

[@A-Oh-Trey]

"We always did feel the same We just saw from a different point...of view. Tangled up in blue." I can't explain how much I love those lyrics. Says so much in so little. One of my favorites.

[@ElBote54]

I thought it was "we just Sell it from a different point of view"

[@deanpeska781]

Q

[@erickhorton7702]

I have listened t this song for 30 years, I don't know what it is about, but it makes me feel desolate and nostalgic.

[@DeJaMo42]

It's about (in my opinion) when you are a big enough idiot to destroy the only relationship that was ever real in your life, I'm there right now...

[@miguelraeder3005]

Helloo!! I covered this song in my channel and I really hope you like it! See you!!😊

[@chuckunplugged]

Bob Dylan is a gift from God

[@jesupethuru]

Nobel Prize in Literature....you really really deserve this Maestro......Long live.

[@deborahhoward3896]

hE made me feel alive

[@jahidafridi8905]

Pethuru Jesuthasan i love Bob Dylan

[@Marnild]

He made some brilliant songs, with fantastic text in them. But giving him the nobel prize in literature is a fucking joke.

[@judyanninmichigan]

He did write some good poetry.....

[@shadowyuiop]

Pulitzer also

[@nichowell9902]

It’s a great song that rewards you every time you hear it. With thanks to my old man who was a lifelong Dylan fan; I didn’t appreciate him then but, I’m younger than that now.

[@mateusz3162]

and you are tangled up in blue

[@randallkoch6215]

The video could have been better.

[@richardmbowman]

Singer.....songwriter.......poet.......troubadour

[@rippi37]

Every time Bob's blue eyes pop out from under his hat's shadow...I gasp !! Oh , this is Bob during his l o n g time of gorgeousness that hasn't ended yet . He will always be gorgeous . Age changes nothing... A smile --> I melt...still...ugh And , oh , the song ...of course it is brilliant genius , as all Bob's songs are. Been in love with the man from the mid 60's.... from a distance ( unfortunately )....lol Wow !!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Thank you Bob xxx

[@rippi37]

@Williams Cooper Since the 60's...

[@rippi37]

@Williams Cooper There are too many ..but fav albums are Planet Waves and Blond on Blond

[@rippi37]

@Williams Cooper Hello William. Kate from Sydney

[@rippi37]

@Williams Cooper Too hot....I don't like summer

[@rippi37]

@Williams Cooper I can't wait for winter..our winter is quite mild but better than stinking hot

[@scottielover5415]

One of my favorite Dylan songs. Never would get tired of listening to it .

[@ulalaFrugilega]

Those rare moments when the blue of his eyes flash like jewels…

[@cameronmccreary7697]

I noticed throughout my life that blue eyed folks always had good eyesight. I have brown eyes and have worn glasses since I was a child.

[@margarethope6851]

@@cameronmccreary7697 only 15% of world population has blue eyes. I saw him on this tour... his eyes sparkled!

[@JoeWagner21]

@@cameronmccreary7697 i think statistically, blue eyed people generally have worse sight, particularly in low light. I have blue eyes and my eyes suck lol

[@1blastman]

@@JoeWagner21 Mine too, I'm blue eyed, and color blind, but so what? Life is good.

[@reynewdawn]

Like two jewels in the sky

[@r3d3y3si]

I saw this video on vh1 late one night in '96 As a 14 year old lad who had never knowingly heard bob Dylan's music. By the time he started singing I was transfixed. By the end of the song I was blown away. That was the start of my lifelong obsession with the great man and his amazing songs✌🏻

[@miguelraeder3005]

Helloo!! I covered this song in my channel and I really hope you like it!! See you! 😊

[@ksb994]

I vividly remember Dylan performing this song at the Rolling Thunder Revue in Rochester on November 17, 1975. I knew immediately that that performance would live inside me forever. It’s impossible to express the depth of gratitude I feel for having this astonishingly beautiful music alive always.

[@keithkoenig5320]

Always loved Dylan, but watching the Rolling Thunder Doc, you see Dylan at his absolute best live. He was on fire on this tour and what a group of musicians\outlaws he roamed the country with!

[@bobdylan4687]

My heart is filled with joy knowing that I am blessed with the best fans, your support is what keeps me going. Thanks for commenting, I appreciate the feedback!🌹🌹

[@wanderer0617]

This performance is phenomenal, what more could he have possibly given to this, my favorite version of this incredible song.

[@afterburner2869]

It always amazes me at how singers can remember the lyrics to so many songs.

[@jogon2140]

He says lucky to be destroyed instead of employed!

[@biged680]

he didnt forget he somewhat improvised the lyrics

[@cowoverthemoo]

I didn't write this, and I don't forget the lyrics. If you can hear and feel the rhythm, you remember the words

[@afterburner2869]

@@cowoverthemoo That’s very interesting. I wouldn’t have thought the lyrics come to a vocalist naturally like that. I always thought they were concentrating on the lyrics as they sang them. Thanks for the insight.👍🏻

[@mr.c1563]

Fantastic rendition! Kids now a days have no idea what talent really is. This is classic.

[@juanfe4505]

17 years Bob Dylan is the best in the History

[@3DPeter]

bob dylan 80 years! Congrats Bob, let's go to 90!

[@leahharris5]

❤. I Love Bob Dylan ❤

[@MikeH-d5d]

Me too

[@murdhonno_koi]

-11 years later, If you're still watching this you're a legend.

[@msxmurda2385]

“But me, I’m still on the road heading for another joint.” I feel that.

[@0lyd0]

Those blue eyes!!😮

[@DJK-cq2uy]

Wow..yeah...he's got two of em ..no? Thanks Captain Observation

[@0lyd0]

@@DJK-cq2uyAnd you bothered to reply?!? Thanks Captain loser 😂

[@0lyd0]

@@DJK-cq2uy And you even bothered replying?!? 😂 if you can’t understand the inference I may be making then why not just ignore me. Thanks Captain Loser

[@sleepwell489]

Yea! And those yellowy brown teeth! What a hunk

[@jasonbauer5488]

Bob Dylan is in my opinion (and many others) the best American song writer in history. We are so lucky to still have him with us to this day. Thanks for all your music man! Much love to you brother!

[@richardmbowman]

Storyteller....songwriter....poet.....troubadour ......philosopher...

[@metallica3604]

And musician

[@stugerson4838]

Majician

[@sylviagayle]

❤

[@TolkienStudy]

My uncle Patrick Leer was a roadie for Rolling Thunder at 18 & is in Renaldo & Clara. his job was to keep track of Allen Ginsberg. He had great stories. Gave me a Rolling Thunder pin before he died. Most amazing powerful tour ever I think

[@dpawsey56]

Brandon Young I saw that one in Toronto. What a show!

[@luvbasses5487]

When I watch this, I feel nothing but respect oozing from my inner being. This guy is a REAL folk hero.

[@Zedwoman]

He actually intended to be a poet.

[@johnfischer749]

Why do you say that? He has said things like he wanted to follow or be bigger than Elvis. With respect to songwriting, he has said that he wrote songs because he had to sing them, and no one was writing the songs he wanted to sing. I think he is a poet, a great poet, but he didn't set out to be such. He set out to make a living as a musician first.

[@deemdmm4508]

Let's not think about

[@kenkaplan3654]

Nothing the man could do, and he tried really, really hard, could quench or drown the fire and ferocity of his spirit. All that "songs from the front driveway nonsense." He reemerged like a tornado. Fabulous performance.

[@westendwatch]

Give this man a Nobel Prize for Literature😎

[@bobcampomanes54]

Troll? He did

[@DaveDave-e4t]

They did. 😅

[@chemistryset1]

I've got good news!

[@DH-xm3hc]

​@chemistryset1 😂😂 I bet you do 😂😂😂✌️❤️🌼

[@Kristine-x1t]

They have ❤

[@surfshack2]

I relate to every one of these short stories. And the way he tells them and the words he uses is interesting and poetic. American art and imagery that only Bob can do.

[@Charleybones]

Brilliant lyrical storytelling. No one comes close to the master.This song is like a 1000 page epic novel from the 19th century compressed into a 5 minute song. It encompasses so many places, situations and people so quickly and so specifically that it's almost hard to keep up. This live version is even more interesting in that Bob seems to start off calm and collected. But by mid way thru the song you can see his face start to change to a scowl, and the tempo of the song becomes more fast paced and frenzied. And the Harmonica solo at the end is just an instrument to blow off steam as he finishes the song. So much going on in this song that must have really hurt Bob in real life, behind all of the named locations and allusions buried in the lyrics...

[@TheSilmarillian]

There be truth in that he enacted a whole era

[@eviled2006]

That's just silly. He's good but not good...no ever could be.

[@woodstocknation1961]

Dylan never gets olde . His songs fit time no matter the year

[@ggmm6182]

Reminds me of a time in America that has long since gone Arguably the biggest and most influential icon in American music history Bob dylan the best songwriter in history Doesn't get better than this in my opinion

[@66impala71]

Saw him twice and I was spellbound both times. He's from another dimension.

[@josmotherman591]

Bob is a master poet. He can paint an emotional landscape that relates differently with everyone. But still connects.

[@lauriepoos7452]

Right on......

[@lauriepoos7452]

@@66impala71 U are so lucky to have seen him 2x. I did not get the chance.

[@hippijade]

@@lauriepoos7452 Thankfully he's still around and going strong, so you have time!

[@alcopersino7855]

One of the greatest songs of all time. And Bob is really an underappreciated singer.

[@DD-gi6kx]

the only thing I know how to do is to keep on keepin on

[@superepic4026]

Every one else at least 40 and there’s me, a 15 year old still a freshman in high school in love with Bob Dylan’s music ❤

[@pkd.81]

You aren't unique, original, or special.

[@dolores2716]

That's nice to hear, from a 67-year-old. You're off the beaten path (for your generation) and I bet you're already a very interesting person.

[@roymiles4467]

There is something magical about bobs songs, probably the best song writer of all time, (in my opinion) the stories within the songs are brilliant and I will never tire of listening to them.

[@Porcelainheart1234]

Wow! What an artist. His life lived in rhyme and reason. And poetry. Such talent

[@Porcelainheart1234]

@Bob Dylan music is a window to the soul...

[@astridlovelight9809]

"Every one of them words rang true/ and glowed like burning coal/ pouring off every page like it was written in my soul from me to you" Congratulations on the Nobel Prize, Bob Dylan!!

[@elizabethmerola5785]

Congratulations you are the best God bless

[@Bryanadamsmusicinc]

Hello Dear, it’s nice meeting you on here

[@elizabethmerola5785]

@@Bryanadamsmusicinc greetings we love you so much Bob so wonderful

[@Bryanadamsmusicinc]

@@elizabethmerola5785 so have you ever been to our concerts

[@davidh1154]

Absolutely awesome! The poet of all poet's!

[@tamramehl9197]

Always my favorite song from him. Pure poetry 💘

[@bobdylan4687]

Thanks for your love and support all through this times, it’s been a wonderful feeling playing for my fans around the world. Though I rarely comment here on my KZbin pages, I was attracted by the emotions in your comment🌹🌹

[@christophersharp8235]

The most mystical performance I ever saw

[@KamikazeJedi]

His eyes are amazing here and they're casting in and out of the shadow is quite angelic.

[@miguelraeder3005]

Helloo!! I covered this song in my channel and I really hope you like it!! See you! 😊

[@christophersharp8235]

​@@KamikazeJediyeah he's almost in a trance and with the translucent paint he's like a shaman.

[@brennanmoriarty825]

I love this music. I love the stories. DEFINITIVE folk blues Dylan makes magic a humbling experience ... goosebumps in a zephyr

[@BobDylan-1]

Hello I really do appreciate you for being a big fan,thank you for your wonderful comments on my post,it really means a lot to me.I sincerely hope you never stop listening to my music

[@biancapickett2157]

no words could do justice as to how amazing that is...

[@BobDylan-1]

Hello I really do appreciate you for being a big fan,thank you for your wonderful comments on my post,it really means a lot to me.I sincerely hope you never stop listening to my music

[@johnwints5888]

Congrats Mr Dylan. Thanks for five decades of your humane, brilliant stories.

[@steventyler386]

My favorite Dylan song.. a super classic

[@FolkCountryHeartTunes278]

Don't take Bob for granted people because he is the Greatest song writer of our time and we are blessed to have him here with us ❤❤

[@rhondaparker4157]

Perfection...Nobel Prize well earned ❤️

[@BGM16]

Man, those eyes! they speak wisdom.

[@luvtoread1]

This dude straight up makes my day better no matter my mood. I can be having the worst of the worst days, and I just listen to him. Instantly I feel so much better, and I’m so mad I was born too late to listen to him in his prime.

[@326cher]

Since 1962!!!!

[@Jjstier]

Me too in the sixties

[@ziggy1-gk6tt]

🤘 still rockin...still awesome

[@factenter6787]

Masterpieces leave me breathless and make me weep. This is 1 of them.

[@pauldubyna2243]

Talented guy, like most talented people they are STRANGE!

[@CagerZoc]

+Paul Dubyna Its perspective, not talent.

[@sabrafrederick]

CagerZoc Thank you

[@CagerZoc]

Sabra Frederick :)

[@richardmbowman]

One of the strangest. And .....one of the most talented. Ever.

[@JBCo2012]

Why is it strange that he didn't comment on Prince's death? What am I missing here?

[@ruthiemspangenberg3363]

He wasn't a bad lookin dude at all when he was young. Eyes were beautiful here. He's a living legend for sure. I love to listen to his songs...always makes me think.

[@Bryanadamsmusicinc]

Hello dear, it’s nice meeting you on here

[@zimmermanhighway3]

My favorite line "The only thing I knew how to do was to keep on keepin' on like a bird that flew"

[@dakota5004]

IVE SEEN YOU ALL OVER KZbin

[@averyadrian1534]

Leopard Skin Pillbox Hat keep on keepin on... now a colloquialism

[@MrAlboy91]

Mine also

[@ΑνΕμ]

I think that's how he got it, the Nobel prize. Just kept on doing his thing. Well done.

[@Blondejam]

It fails me to try and comprehend the mastery of Bob Dylan. One would wish to say so much but when you look at the works and the achievements of this master of song and truth you just have to stop and say no sorry. Words from a simple person is in a depth within a depth with this wonder that we have. God bless you. I will leave it there.... x

[@Mark8395217]

Bob ate lunch frequently at the fantastic Rudy's Pizza in Hibbing MN during his High School days. I know he's "Bob Dylan" and all but it is almost eerie eating at the same place this young, 16 year old boy ate so many years ago. Walking the halls of Hibbing High School knowing that he spent such an important part of his life there is beyond description. His impact on our world is incalculable. Thanks for your contributions Mr. Dylan. Oh, and Thanks to Rudy's for their great Big Bird sub!

[@kevingee4294]

Just a performer

[@keltirowell]

Bob Dylan is amazing and he always will be. I cannot live without his music therefore I will not even try to. He is my sanity.

[@kpax45]

How do you feel about Janis Joplin?

[@felixbaxter352]

The whole album sends chills up my spine.

[@J.A.Hansen]

I starded to listen to Bobs Music around when I was 14 years(same time when I became a Stones and Clapton fan.Im 55 now and I love his music and lyrics so much more.Thank You Bob🙏Psalm 121

[@bobdylan4687]

I am very happy to know how you love my song so much, thank you for all these years🌹🌹 it’s been a wonderful feeling playing for my fans around the world, I’m grateful and I appreciate your support for me. Thanks much love😌

[@jimmcguy5511]

Tangled Up In Blue definitely in the top 5 Dylan songs.

[@miguelraeder3005]

Helloo!! I covered this song in my channel and I really hope you like it!! See you! 😊

[@TheJohn201044]

Bob Dylan is one of the few musical artists who has continually reinvented his image and music style thru the 1960s, 70s, 80s, 90s to the present. That's what has instilled his popularity with a multitude of generations of listeners.

[@miguelraeder3005]

Helloo!!! I covered this song in my channel and I really hope you like it!! See you!! 😊

[@johnfarrell9484]

I have heard a lot of great lyrics in my life,but I've always rated this in my top list.how he gelled all the lines together is pure genius.

[@miguelraeder3005]

Helloo!!! I covered this song in my channel and I really hope you like it! See you!!😊

[@josmotherman591]

The phrasing is something. that even he will change. Extremely difficult.

[@persesricha]

if you call this 'bob' a genius, then what word do you use for Beethoven? for a primitiv people who think ground bovine muscle in the form of a "hamburger" is cuisine, i can see how the music of his dim-witted mediocrity would be art.

[@andersfant4997]

His best song, another dimension in his art

[@tmc515]

"The only thing I knew how to do was keep-on keepin-on like a bird that flew..." These are very inspirational lyrics for me since I was young.

[@lizziesangi1602]

This is definitively the best version of TANGLED UP IN BLUE, performed by Dylan.

[@Tackman149]

This song puts me at ease, just sorta makes me feel like everything is gonna be alright.

[@RPMZ11]

Duck...incoming!🌠

[@normanstein8673]

Saw Bob Dylan in NewPort, RI in 1964 and 1965 while in the Navy. The 65 show is where he brought out the electric guitar. By the end of the song everyone was on their feet wanting more. Have seen him numerous times since. Never gets old.

[@rogerjames4178]

His voice sounds so good! … And not an easy song to sing - especially at that tempo ….

[@misunderstood2121]

roger james he’s always in too even too those people that claim they can’t understand the words he’s singing

[@miguelraeder3005]

Helloo!! I covered this song in my channel and I really hope you like it!! See you! 😊

[@josmotherman591]

Absolutely hard to sing. To synchronize that difficult phrasing with a solo guitar performance can only be accomplished well by one guy. We just watched him.

[@putting-iu6ed]

???????????????????

[@daisywomack7587]

"Just a different point of view"---Congrats on the Nobel--the poetry has always move me.

[@jasondylansargent2195]

tangled up in blue what a song and lily rosemary and the jack of hearts awesome stuff Mr Zimmerman a true genius

[@deanbarnett7900]

Jason Sargent c

[@whitetigress7448]

Indeed!

[@howielong2835]

Jason Sargent I'm impressed you know his real last name

[@DonnSeib]

Jason Sargent two of my favorites along with Positively 4th Street.

[@davidjones-owen2793]

Unbelievably good performance! :) Just remembering all the words in the right order for such extended songs is amazing! (Presley, Lennon and Sinatra frequently stumbled over much shorter songs!) What a voice, what a man!

[@miguelraeder3005]

Helloo!! I covered this song in my channel and I really hope you like it! See you!!😊

[@brendakeith5079]

You know if ever audition on the voice or American Idol they would say his voice was too twangy. Theywould overlook a genius. Miss the great old days

[@KidNeedMoney15Age]

Brenda Keith and they would be right. Dylan is Dylan because he wrote all the songs for him to sing and he is stronger on the lyrical part rather than the voice one

[@brendakeith5079]

Ok

[@josephprince7220]

Dylan don't need to stinkin' Americal Idol.

[@zerpumpkins9790]

So true. American Idol is very conformist when it comes to vocals.

[@johnnyb.9807]

They would say the same to Leonard Cohen, Bowie, etc.... I really don't care about the voice! Persona, charisma and lyrics are much more important!