Donovan - Catch the Wind (Live at Wembley Stadium 1965)

At this concert played The Beatles, the Rolling Stones, The Animals, and others.

[@whitebirchtarot]

Oh my gosh, Donovan would have only been 18 in 1965, depending on what month this was. Amazing.

[@roswitharossi4126]

❤❤❤ ......ein wunderschönes Video 😍😍😍 , dieses Lied liebe ich noch immer ......

[@jillconnelly6803]

This is my fave song by him.

[@seanmccurry7762]

Great song, great singer. Thank you Donovan.

[@elissamiller691]

This is one of the most beautiful songs ever written. This is why Bob Dylan mocked Donovan. He saw the raw talent in this man and was scared what could happen if he stood up from his seat.

[@evancodsworth2]

When did Dylan mock Donovan? Donovan looked up to Dylan as an older brother and Dylan seemed to like Donovan quite a lot. If anything it seemed more like playful, competitive banter between the two.

[@Looey]

This IS one of the most beautiful song I’ve ever heard. Oh, those lyrics…lump in my throat…thank you Donovan

[@whitleybayman123]

Apart from Dylan is much better you mean

[@therenegadej5764]

@@evancodsworth2 I’d say he looked up to Woody Guthrie more than Bob

[@georgeabrams7345]

@@therenegadej5764 this does sound like dylan.

[@janmazzone2090]

Play this when I pass

[@pritchettdan]

What a happy love song. I learned it on my guitar years ago....

[@robynrichardson1909]

This is at the 1965 NME Poll winners Concert on 16th April 1965 at The Empire Pool, Wembley, London.

[@stewartsnape2936]

As Mary hopkin sang those were the days, beautiful music, when it came out our neighbours went down to Cornwall in England and they said this song reminded them of it

[@alonenjersey]

I truly wasn't made for these times.

[@jujufirefly]

The day Donovan learned not to turn away from the mic :)

[@Looey]

Sooooo Gooooood

[@buckodonnghaile4309]

There's a video from 1989 of Rickie Lee Jones doing a wonderful cover of this song.

[@scottporter2828]

I heard that the answers my friend, were blowing in the wind.

[@michaelwiberg7419]

Rock is

[@therealmagicunicorn7031]

Maybe inspired "i got you babe" sounds sometimes same

[@dorisporis8]

I thought so too!!

[@MrBallynally2]

It is clear to me that Donovan tries to put a little more bite in his performance here. It does not really work for him. It comes out as forced and goes against his natural flow. It is likely influenced by Dylan who has that bite in abundance.

[@jeffturner8927]

I think he was going for a bit more volume in his voice.

[@denisabitbol6046]

Très inspiré par Bobby Dylan, mais bon il chante bien

[@yemred5854]

His songs are far superior and classier than Dylan’s .

[@golden.lights.twinkle2329]

His voice is a lot better too.

[@NickMJDD]

thats just like your opinion man

[@patricias5122]

SERIOUSLY? YOU THINK this sweet, but puerile little bubble gum ditty is superior to, say, Visions of Johanna; Don't Think Twice It's All Right; It's All Right, Ma I'm Only Bleeding; or It's All Over Now, Baby Blue? Come on, that's laughable. Dylan's songs have complexity and mult layered meanings. Donovan looked up to and tried to copy Dylan, but there's no comparison.

[@golden.lights.twinkle2329]

That doesn't look like Wembley stadium. It looks more like a skating rink. No harmonica on this version, which is a disappointment. A fantasic voice though.

[@pete3883]

Saw great groups in skating rinks in the U. S. Stevie Winwood played there?

[@alonenjersey]

Yeah it is. I've seen the entire 1965 NME Awards Concert plenty of times.