E.Clapton - B.Dylan - Don't Think Twice, It's All Right - LIVE

[@alberto-os1bx]

Anyone saying Bob can't play the guitar should hear this duet with the great Clapton.

[@zeebpc]

hes not even playing anything

[@JayStapley]

His electric guitar playing is terrible.

[@alberto-os1bx]

@@JayStapley Ok...listen...his guitar playing is terrible...his singing is terrible...his harmonica playing is terrible...can someone tell me why the fuck he's considered the most influential artist of the musical world of the last 60 years? Please...enlighten me!

[@nelsonhelmutt5076]

Zimmerman plays good.

[@JayStapley]

@@nelsonhelmutt5076 sadly not: this is not only beginner-level pentatonic noodling but he plays all over Eric.

[@memameme]

This song contains the greatest line written in the last 60 years, "I once loved a woman, a child I'm told. You know I gave her my heart but she wanted my soul..."

[@avia4178]

Totally agree

[@juicicles5881]

It's up there for me. I'm a songs and songwriter guy. i love all of those artists that aren't wimps (croce and such). My #2 is Tom Waits with "I turn around to look at you, you light a cigarette. i wish i had the guts to bum one, but we've never met and i hope that i don't fall in love with you" from I Hope That I Don't Fall in love with you. #1 is Jeff Buckley's Lover, You Should Have Come Over "It's never over All my blood for the sweetness of her laughter It's never over She is the tear that hangs inside my soul forever". Jeff is what artists wish they were. this singer with a voice so soulful, that could make aaaanyone's souls feel better with even mundane lyrics. He refuses to write songs like that, though, they all are just magical all the way through. Soul, jazz, alternative, rock? It doesn't matter what genre it is, it is wonderful. If he was allowed to come out with more than one album and a few songs after, the whole planet and all humans would have healed. God obviously can't have that because he has to treat us like butt, so he drowned him

[@Johnboy33545]

I prefer favorites. Best and greatest are really just opinions. However that line grabs the heart and doesn't let go. No one can argue their greatness over time. I owned this album when it came out in another age.I've lived in interesting times by either meaning. We had awesome music and still do.

[@francinecorry633]

Goodbye is too good of a word, so I just say fare thee well, ain't bad either

[@Vinpetrol1121]

Never understood the child part of anyone could explain lol

[@lindseyhoney9408]

I love how Bob and Eric are having a conversation at the start, without saying a word.

[@masterofthetelecast]

Very well observed. I agree. No word is spoken - only facial play. Probably they precontracted to let the guitars speak for themselves and rest their voices for the next songs.

[@dietvandermaden4615]

I could not have put it any better myself..... (hahaha !).

[@bobfranco4484]

@@masterofthetelecast But there's something else going on between Dylan and Clapton at that moment. Clapton and Nathan Jones are snickering through much of the song as if a joke is being played out. I think Bob didn't tell Eric what key to play in and then taunted Eric throughout. Any other guesses?

[@masterofthetelecast]

@@bobfranco4484 I would say nobody needs to tell E.C. in which key to play this song or that song. But I agree to your theory. No more guesses for the moment.

[@KathieRopele74]

Dylan and Slowhand together just an incredible performance

[@GREG62944]

Dylan is no vocalist and neither am I. He's a poet, songwriter and I'm just a songwriter. He goes to the top and I'm at the bottom.

[@kathebergin4815]

DYLAN IS FOREVER THE KING OF MUSIC MAKING AND LIVING POETIC ENERGY FOR HUMANITY! ROCK ON KATH

[@josevicentehummel5178]

Com certeza Dylan é a essência do rock e blues

[@sblom8678]

Bob Dylan and Eric Clapton playing their own solos at the same time! Priceless

[@Super241946]

Educate your ears the playing is crap and you know it, if you don't please leave the planet!

[@vzhome]

The bass player keeps cracking up.

[@PanglossDr]

S B - what you said makes no sense, Solo means alone. What an idiot!

[@123erend321]

Super241946 lol it doesn’t have to be complicated to be good

[@clovisborges5223]

trully priceless

[@paultanner2007]

There are two kinds of people in the world, those who love Bob Dylan and those who don’t. I fucking love Bob Dylan!!

[@Ontheroadagain15]

Amen

[@IvoMiller]

Exactly

[@paultanner2007]

Thank you for commenting that’s really cool!! I can’t believe that it’s been 5 years since I made that comment.

[@fordfess]

So True -

[@claudio_calcagno]

Mi piacciono le canzoni di Dylan, ma non sempre cantate da lui, sovente le preferisco cantate da altri. Adoro come cantava questa canzone waylon jennings

[@KathieRopele74]

I keep playing this over, with a steady smile on my face. wow how fantastic is this?

[@WorldOfRock4U]

glad you enjoyed it!

[@KathieRopele74]

@@WorldOfRock4UThese two guys 2 of my favorites of all time. Loved watching them rock together. Keep them coming.

[@Rosemary-t6s]

So right.... perfect they are ....... good morning to all ❤😊

[@Rosemary-t6s]

Aren't they perfect? And the sound of the guitars....so eloquent......

[@Rosemary-t6s]

Hope so........

[@briankossen6379]

The interplay between these two legends in their playing is absolutely incredible. Dylan is so assertive in his vocal and guitar performance and Claptons playing is the perfect accompaniment. Love how animated the band is and the crowd knows how special this moment is. Love it!

[@joemcmillan2089]

Say what you will, Bob is one of the greatest lyricists of all time. The music is outstanding, the lyrics outstanding and the presentation like no other. I love it.

[@warddan2002]

Yeah it’s just that his voice is terrible. A song of his comes on…mirrors start breaking.

[@ajcarr1965]

@@warddan2002 Twas not always so. Go watch video clips of Dylan on the old Johnny Cash show & Bob duetting with Joan Baez. Absolutely sublime! The Bobster could sing when he wanted to! Also, I own most of his recordings on vinyl & CD & his voice is clear as a bell on every one of them. I've seen him live numerous times including Rolling Thunder, which was great. It's the live performances that are hit or miss wrt sound quality. The early decades were mostly fantastic; the past decade, not good AFAIC. Years of cigarettes & whiskey have made his voice unintelligible onstage. Much as I'd like to see him 1 more time before he leaves us, I'd rather buy a box set that I'm sure I can enjoy.

[@jonnytonto5298]

I can't listen to him cuz his vocals sound awful to me.

[@joemcmillan2089]

@HairdryerTreatment. No wonder you only have 25 subscribers...

[@joemcmillan2089]

@HairdryerTreatment. I have posted no videos - unlike your failed attempts.

[@dehadista2006]

Bob Dylan makes songs for everybody to embellish singing wise. One of the best songwriters of our time.

[@IvoMiller]

Murder Most Foul

[@toddrinker9436]

Could’ve watched that all day

[@russellcoppack4742]

What I love about this is the respect Eric shows for Bob's song. He does'nt overwhelm the version with guitar pyrotechnics as he may have been able to do, but is happy just providing a bit of a riff at roughly the same standard as Bob whilst allowing Dylan to lead the song. Very classy.

[@Super241946]

Are you serious.....get your brain see to.

[@stevefirth6472]

As one of the greatest, if not the greatest, guitar player, of all time. Eric Clapton is perfectly happy to back up others, as long as their work is worthy. That's what makes Clapton legendary.

[@KathieRopele74]

⁠@@stevefirth6472Clapton is the best. Love him. Saw him for the first time in 1966 at the Twisted Wheel club in Manchester England, with John Mayall and the Bluesbreakers, and also the same place when in the Yardbirds. Early days in his career. He is amazing and still GORGEOUS

[@2liter8]

when somebody has a show, their show going stay in the background and don't try to butt in. or take the stage. As EC did.

[@stevenbrinsley3971]

Clapton just does it for joy , perhaps he knows he's the best

[@ToddCiehomski]

Andy Fairweather Lowe gets it. Carrying this song

[@carolynwilson2206]

We all know Eric's the best. Dylan must know that too. If not he has to be kidding himself. We won't even try to compare their singing voices. Eric doesn't sing one word here. Wouldn't 't want to embarrass Bob.

[@richardkemp3825orRAKe]

Eric just steps back and lets everybody else do the comparing, but we know. One of the greatest and longest loves of my life -- Clapton playing his guitar. And it all started (for me) with "Born Under a Bad Sign" on a little record player in a 5th-grade classroom. "What is that sound"? (the blues, of course).

[@FitzgeraldWayofLife]

1 - happiest bass player ever 2 - that final dual head nod between legends to wrap ‘er up 🤙🏻

[@RhiannonFan]

Nathan East - one of the best

[@chronecro]

I wouldn't say those were the best musicians but they damn sure came up with some of the best music of my generation

[@NichaelCramer]

Clapton at his best: The sign of a true musician. Knowing when to lay back, and stay out of the way when it's the right way to make the music sound better.

[@brendahawkins3965]

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[@deets928]

Hey Brenda. The young buck has talent. Wonderful interpretation witb a beautiful voice and great guitar work.

[@brendahawkins3965]

Dieter Becker thank you so much

[@johnlambert3963]

Clapton is on a level by himself. There is no one in the would who can not only fit in, but excel at any venue that exists.

[@thor9563]

An old school friend Paul sold me his Kay hollow body and Kalamazoo amp when I was 16 for about 85 dollars. Got a couple of Mel Bay books, learned some chords, some notes. Went into the Army, spent many hours at the service club playing whatever they had. Then I bought Dylan's (1960?? ) album with his early classics like DTTIALRIGHT. Hearing Dylan his guitar and his harp put me on a trajectory in my life that i'm still on and loving every minute. Thanks Bob!

[@smctrout4423]

Nathan East on bass, Steve Gadd on drums. A stellar rhythm section!

[@michaelschneider-]

+1.. Tier One !

[@michelgenet3997]

Stevie Gadd is the greatest!!

[@christophermonger6018]

And do I see Andy Fairweather Lowe to Dylan's right?

[@RhiannonFan]

@@christophermonger6018 Yes.

[@cathybutler1230]

Bass is superb

[@amymack1954]

They're having a conversation without saying a word to each other. I love this.

[@古谷純彦]

Amy

[@gregsimpson621]

Amy Me too! Well said!

[@robertleppard]

Absolutely and both really having a good time. Bob is actually smiling 😊

[@MargaretWalkerCellist]

They're communicating in music terms, like, "Ok? Yeah, it's alright, I got it, ...now you go...great, my turn again....I'll take it on the next entrance..." and because the chords and beat say "When..>", the language of music is complete and everyone understands it: I'm a cellist, pianist, conductor, play all the instruments, and am a professional for 60 years in all styles. It's how it's done, Babe. But Dylan isn't a great vocalist...just a good songwriter...guitarist...

[@awwj22]

Clapton (god) is taking instruction from Dylan. We are blessed with such talent.

[@mindychristopoulos9557]

I am so glad they have a video of this song and these two priceless performers together. You can see how happy Eric Clapton is performing with Bob Dylan, 🎼

[@santosgarlato565]

Two legends who are still rocking we are in awe

[@roseblake5803]

Eric is the epitome of class. He never try’s to upstage anyone on stage. Bob seems very happy and relaxed playing with him.

[@LAM-jq4zz]

In a word why he is a Nobel Laureate.....it is because I was there (now age 65). In 1965, when Bob Dylan came out with Tambourine Man. He owned the entire generation of boomers for better or worse. That line of HIS : "to dance beneath the diamond sky with one hand waving free..." set everything from that moment on into the 1960s. If you were not there you just don't know....

[@toniabb8493]

U are so right dylan was and still is the very best us baby boomers are so so lucky

[@johnenglish929]

The first time I saw him, he closed the first half with Mr Tambourine Man and it was magical. We had never heard anything like it. I thought it was 64 although the recording wasn’t released until 65.

[@mikeandrews9551]

Bob Dylan is by far the coolest rock and roller ever to take the stage. Period.

[@elvispresleydaily3952]

hes awesome but there few whos better or could rival

[@vestatuckyeagle9429]

This is simply an outstanding performance. I understand that some Dylan fans might not care for it, but if one can avoid comparing it with the original (quite possibly one of Dylan's best ever) it really stands out. It is obvious that the crowd, the band, and Dylan himself enjoyed it.

[@michaelschneider-]

+1 Agreed.. Its here and the now..

[@timothywelch4949]

Dylan wrote my life....jussayn

[@williamedwards7010]

makes u feel so good to hear this brilliant thanks

[@jillschoenfeldwhite5534]

Two of the greatest musicians in history doing a guitar duet is such a treat to watch and listen to!

[@NVRAMboi]

Fronting drummer Steve Gadd and bassist Nathan East on top of that.

[@chrisbooth2246]

Blown away by this. What a great version and Bob has to finally give in and show how much he's enjoying it. For Eric it's there on his face from the start

[@gaylebremer8492]

Dear Mr. Dylan and Mr. Clapton, I greatly enjoyed your lovely duet. Most Sincerely 💓 Gayle Raye Bremer

[@오영희-k4h]

곡.연주 너무나 환상제인 콜라보레이션!❤❤

[@colerainfan1143]

Eric managed to get Bob to smile. Outstanding.

[@raindeerprojekt4119]

That was always his goal.... He learned to play just for that!!!

[@davidhurwitz5522]

Yep, everybody on stage and in the crowd are smiling from the git go, but hardass Bob, til EC's peerless guitar line lightened him up a bit.

[@turboturtle5575]

!! +++

[@turboturtle5575]

😅😍

[@rastamanch-b4964]

@@raindeerprojekt4119 🤣🤣🤣

[@wolfeyes9357]

Respect between two great writers and players.

[@siddharthsingh4095]

I am really blown by Dylan's guitar playing .

[@janepiepes2243]

B Dylan is a perfect singer. He's a master of melody, pitch, harmony, rhythm. Yup, The Song and Dance Man. Of course, Mr Clapton, you're out of this world also. I've always loved you...361 Album.. I just find it stupid when someone doesnt get the singing. He,,,'s magic. They both are. Thanks for these videos. Thriling..Music from their bones.

[@Super241946]

Tin Ears!!!

[@mathewgladden8914]

What are you talking about? It’s literally terrible.

[@mathewgladden8914]

It’s fine to say great song writer…but actually singer? What is wrong with you

[@dietvandermaden4615]

And, as for Dylan, (and of course also Clapton) TIMING !!!! Probably the most important aspect in music.

[@janepiepes2243]

And what are you referring to? I just saw your message ... Tin Ears .... let's hear ... be specific ... Jane

[@damon6852]

To see the true value of this, look at how Eric is perceiving this..he is having the time of his life!!

[@rodwilliams6655]

No! He is not!

[@stephenhorton2875]

Sizzlin' ! Basically a concerto for two guitars...to see what I mean check out Bach's concerto for two violins...the same jamming experience...so in the groove. Thanks so much.

[@stephenlee1756]

There is a small group of us that mostly listen only to Bach and Dylan. What else could you possibly want?

[@stephenhorton2875]

I love that idea. Frankly, I have such catholic taste that if the thing rocks i don't care who's it by...I'm a rock 'n' roll freak heavily into anything from Plain chant to...well, rock!I Must say Dylan and Bach club sounds impossibly niche!@@stephenlee1756 Keep on truckin'

[@UYD6J]

I’ve always loved the way Clapton always acts deferentially to his guests and then he lays on that melody that clearly marks his presence. And of Bob Dylan - what can I say of the maestro? - that almost ‘I don’t care what you think voice’ that just sucks you in with the power of his lyrics. It’s a real treat to see these two musical geniuses in performance. Thanks for sharing.

[@lydiagarafola5989]

I was in hospital then rehabilitation....my son brought me my ipod... been listening to him since 60s..they can keep their medications...Dylan took my pain away. If it wasn't for him I would have signed myself out...

[@andrewwinters8467]

That's great to hear. I hope you are doing well these days.

[@chriscosby2459]

Bob Dylan, George Harrison, and Eric Clapton on the same stage -- three of my favorites.

[@NovaChristiePierRanuJoeDavidDb]

Never get bores to see this video. Amazing. Just playing and enjoying

[@johnswimcat]

Music sometimes has me in tears. I don't know why but this did. Maybe it's because both these guys have been through a lot, as I have, and they can express this in their music

[@gulfmountain]

A lot of music brings me to tears...can't help it.🥲

[@truthmatters1950]

Ladies & gents, on bass guitar....Nathan East! Saw EC live at Somhlolo National Stadium Swaziland in 1989 and here, over 30 years on, I see that grand virtuoso of the bass, Mr East, still having a ball. Not only the sun rises in the East, but the bass does too!

[@truthmatters1950]

bright star, Well said! He brings such joy with his music and his joyful personality - the world could do with more Nathan East’s!

[@andrealanzillotta4388]

The best guitarist ever and the best songwriter ever. Perfection.

[@tiinakari4055]

Every day is good day, when I start it with listening good music. I am 71, long period with all kinds of music starting classical and ending hard metal

[@roldarnesen5767]

Absolutely love this; when they move into the instrumental rifts, simply playing off each other...

[@brendahawkins3965]

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[@roldarnesen5767]

@@brendahawkins3965 Thanks for the pointer Brenda, Josh is indeed a talented young artist with a unique style. I left a comment and subscribed. : )

[@2tycade]

I love it! That drummer gives a great steady beat, the bass player is smooth, the sax player comes in when he should, the rhythm guitar player is great, and Bob and Eric's lead guitar together tops it, and of course Bob's singing voice makes the song what it is, which is great!

[@billmiller9448]

Oh my god. This puts me in my happy place. Definitely my song of the day. 👍

[@Richardbland100]

This is awesome, these two don't play a solo they create musical harmony

[@rowley1950]

Two Legends together on stage. I feel blessed to watch them, wish they would do far more together than they do.

[@imannonymous7707]

I admire anyone who plays with dylan live cuz you just never know what hes gonna do , gotta think on yer feet.....but hey its clapton i doubt he was worried

[@johnsullivan1899]

Love the rockabilly arrangement!

[@freshair7342]

Dylan obviously enjoying being Dylan. Love it... Love the way he and Clapton communicate visually through their guitar licks.

[@tomyoung7703]

What a precious piece of music. So very special.

[@MK-md3jb]

This is magical, I had always thought Dylan was a good player & has created some great simple riffs & chords combinations new at that time, this video just proves that. Of course Clapton is Clapton. Thanks for this clip

[@GONZOZEBBY60]

Oh, I cannot find my heart right now! It has sailed into oblivion!!!! I truly believe my soul is skipping about waiting for us to meet in Heaven. Along with Hank Williams Sr., I have no doubt, our true and beautiful American treasure will absorb us all! There are many more, but none more poignant and poetic and concise! Who paints what life is, but that we do not have the brush to do so! I hope I die first so that I can await his arrival in Heaven and Kneel and open the Gate for him!

[@PatKittle]

Easy now...

[@_gene_smith8777]

I listened to Bob during his many years in thew music industry, but I newvewr noticed until now when watching this video how such great guitarist hew was. Just watch his hands when he's play lead on that guitar---they move expertly over the fretboard without missing a note....he does it with such ease too.

[@BOBXFILES2374a]

Yep. If you ever hear John Lennon, Elvis and George Harrison jamming in Heaven, this is what it would sound like! Wow!

[@nrich5127]

Wow - Clapton and Dylan soloing together ..... just look at the smile on Clapton's face at the end ...

[@2beJT]

Clapton made the opposite face when Dylan started singing.

[@AniketKhanal2009]

When you see two of your favorite musicians playing together!

[@user-po5bi6jb9g]

I absolutely love Bob Dylan but when I heard he was coming to Dublin in 2017, I decided I wasn't gonna waste my money. I'd prefer spending that money on more of his records than seeing a half arsed set by him.

[@alexsandro2200]

Aniket Khanal same situation

[@h2bizzle]

Aniket Khanal exactly 😁👏♥️

[@adrianboshoff1582]

No words required... 😎😎😎

[@rosemarymenelaou6301]

Amazing performances from Dylan and Clapton. Dylan was in top form in this clip!

[@xyzunodostres]

The miracle of Dylan: he showed that near perfect poetry, imperfectly sung, is further perfected.

[@exclusivemaintenancecompan8015]

great version Bobs timing is impeccable.. 2 great musicians and all it takes is a nod to move to next section of song...masterclass from 2 legends....i have never seen this version before ...love it

[@eliortega1745]

Fantastic! It can't get any better than this. Thanks WorldOfRock4U !

[@svendbosanvovski4241]

The world is essentially comprised of two groups of people: those who get Bob and those who don't. I feel sorry for those who have gone through life and the pennies have never dropped.

[@MrBobthebird]

svend, Totally agree.

[@jobono1508]

@@MrBobthebird have to admit i was a late comer. I was in my early 30's when it dawned on me what a great songwriter he is!

[@MrBobthebird]

@@jobono1508 Hi, I was at school when I heard the line " 20 years of schooling and they put you on the day shift ". Somebody had actually spoken the truth to me for the first time. I never trusted a person in authority again. Which made me believe in me and not the rantings of bosses from the local factors. So I went travelling the world for over 30 years and have never regretted it. Probably made more money enjoying life than I would have done in some factory paying rent, shopping at the local store, drinking in the local pub all owned by the Management. They paid you one day and took it back the next. That one line changed my life forever, Cheers Bob Dylan.

[@MrBobthebird]

“When you tear out a man's tongue, you are not proving him a liar, you're only telling the world that you fear what he might say.” -George R.R. Martin.

[@JoeKoOhNo]

There's a third group: those who "get" Bob and know he's full of shit and a fraud.

[@deekrivers1]

The first album I ever bought was Bringing it all Back Home, when I was in the 5th grade. At 63 I still listen to him. Finally got to see him at The Beacon Theater11/26/'18, a fantastic concert!

[@msmdac1]

I just have to keep coming back to this post, again and again. Its riveting. Talk about soul and joy - these guys just show me what its all about. And hey, look at the smiles on the backers. Despite and/or because of the gravel this is one of the all time bests for this masterpiece of lyric and music. Thanks for the post.

[@neilredmond1011]

Absolutely brilliant Bob clearly enjoying himself and Eric complimenting him exceptionally

[@FirewindII]

Watchers may not realize it, but this was the last time Bob Dylan ever smiled.

[@annakaczmarczyk2284]

Sad

[@DebraHardee]

He has and still gives me so much joy. Smile Bobby.You are truly a G.O.A.T

[@kmlgraph]

...and the first time he ever smiled.

[@BonnieBumgartner]

Not true. I’ve seen him multiple times since this.

[@BonnieBumgartner]

I dance and sing to myself along with him. I watch his every expression. I get 2nd or 3rd row seats every time he comes close to my state. I see his blue eyes. I see his smiles and hear his chuckles

[@ernieforte8853]

this version is fantastic. i will be at dylan concert in Providence tomorrow night. Please lord, let him be on like he was here.

[@TheBluewaterBlonde]

Dylan and Clapton so tight together. I love the way Dylan sings a song, it's just so Dylan.

[@rselwyn1000]

Just one of the more than 500 songs written by Bob. I was into Beatles (who paraphrased some parts of life) and Rock but now I'm enjoying the paraphrasing of life by Bob. A great day and generation to be alive

[@gavanconnell6584]

I can't imagine playing with him. You would never know which version he was going to give you. No place for the feint hearted.

[@linpiao111]

"Just follow me"

[@janetcarlow2437]

I have watched this so many times this week-LOVE IT!

[@brendahawkins3965]

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[@michaelosullivan1362]

what a great version. I really dont get why people think this is crap. To Dylan fans this is fantastic.

[@UncleDansVintageVinyl]

It is fantastic. The man does a superb job of conveying the meaning of the song. No one can do it better.

[@bobbyd9148]

@@UncleDansVintageVinyl bobs a lyric man who knows how to deliver the meaning of the mini story

[@bobbyd9148]

Like the tempo

[@PanglossDr]

I'm a great Dylan fan but I do think it's just awful. But then I hate Clapton.

[@davecostello560]

Great phrasing, Dylan has. Clapton is the master of the mid tempo noodle.

[@Geoffreytomlinson24]

Saw Bob at the NEC B,ham England some years ago, didn,t understand a word he was singing but it was Bob, great night !

[@chrishill1887]

Two legends, absolutely brilliant 👍🇦🇺

[@petrikulmala9613]

Really great song and great words. Dylan is a genius and Clapton one of the best guitars.

[@israelaillapan6479]

Este es un grandioso tema y magistral interpretación por estos maestros de la creación musical y artística ...

[@mikeeb6308]

I had this whole concert and Dylan's Grammy performance of Lovesick on a VH tape recorded from TV. After this they break out a version of Crossroads that has a barnyard bunkhouse groove that only Dylan could conjure up. Clapton loosens up and starts carving out soloes like the master he is.

[@gimmesometruth08]

Dylan's guitar solo here is superb!

[@neurofire]

When you've played and sung the song maybe ten thousand times - and you WROTE IT - you are allowed to fool around with it. Marvelous version. One surprise - how dexterous Dylan is on his fingerboard.

[@miamipaul9755]

Bob Dylan is an American original. Never was one such before. Never will be one such again. If there is a musical Rushmore, Bob occupies the central position.

[@NewDimensionsinHealing]

Sent from the Concourse on High

[@marybuford5414]

unique

[@jayvig37]

Dont forget Mr,Garcia also

[@justgeorgeous]

bob dylan is a cosmic original

[@einsteindisguisedasrobinho717]

That's best I ever heard it put..... thanks!

[@MLP88]

The night he performed this song, he'd been singing this diddy for over 30 years! And this performance was over 30 years ago. So its been 60 years since 2012. He must be SICK of it! Lol

[@rhiannonhill]

I love this. Bob doesn't know/care that he's supposed to play rhythm while Eric does the country licks, so he noodles about over it hahahaha. I love old Bob with all my heart, I love the randomness of his musicianship and the poetic genius but he must be hell to work with.

[@rogerarndt6416]

I believe you and I caught that, just watch Dylan & Clapton try not to laugh...in every song.

[@konarain]

Eric has to encourage him for each verse, as 'host' Alohaa

[@deryaataker]

Bob knows exactly what he is doing and always has :)

[@joeybenoit6269]

Bob Dylan was like George Harrison when it came to music! Bob was a prophet and a teacher! Humble and solemn! God bless!

[@SmogandBlack]

Dylan (despite his unassuming pose) has always been a gifted and accurate performer. And Clapton can play for hours on these notes without repeating himself. Moreover, they both like to give something good to the audience. Always. So thanks to Bob for his vaguely menacing presence (that has spurred the whole band to give their best, I'm sure...) and for his beautiful song. And to Eric for always having been able to play with the greatest without ever sounding trite (or academic) or less than noticeable....

[@brendahawkins3965]

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[@SmogandBlack]

@@brendahawkins3965 ahahah, ok Brenda... done. Nice guy, nice cover: I'm sure he could become a fine musician 😊.

[@brendahawkins3965]

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[@mariasoto171]

Bob ... Wow... my old live again... songs I love..you sound great...it is alright..love 🤗🤗

[@casaamaril]

It still sends shivers down my spine, what a great intro and what a great performance by both musicians

[@davidpearn2484]

Bobby Dylan the greatest ever singer songwriter, geez what a guy the epitome of cool.

[@sandy43935]

I adore voices I can identify immediately. Dylan, Hank Williams, Lou Reed, Johnny Cash. In this day of autotuning, none of these people would have become stars.

[@djalead.7301]

I would add Tom Waits to that list. On the Nickel !!

[@patrickdillon5160]

I've seen Dylan over thirty times. He was incredible!! Twice..

[@marcorizzi5856]

2 guitar legends ❤❤ just love and harmony .!.

[@lisadc4681]

FANTASTIC!!! In heaven watching these two legends play together!!

[@ahmetberkayezgu8457]

2 old wolves… One is perfect songwriter, one is professor of guitar. Great combination, shocking performance!

[@cliffpetersen6881]

shocking lol

[@mcgraw8098]

😂

[@timjohnson1199]

Shocking vocals. If I didn't know it I'd wonder just what song it is. PP&M is the version I love.

[@edwardmoriarty2012]

Reminds me of a couple of street buskers in New Orleans, having fun. Absolutely sounding right - ALL RIGHT!

[@UncleDansVintageVinyl]

Great, great performance of this awesome song. Dylan certainly blew his voice out a long time ago, but he managed to sing himself into fair shape here. And one cool thing: Dylan wasn't being a guitar hero, but he was playing a bunch of tasty guitar through almost all of this, with Clapton weaving his way around Dylan's licks. Dylan is definitely the man. My prediction: he'll eventually be acclaimed the great American musician of the twentieth century.

[@IETCHX69]

Daniel Gunter "The". I gotsta agree.

[@tessierashpoolmg7776]

Was thrilled to see Dylan receive the Nobel Prize, it was a great thing for his contributions to American culture .

[@prambler4119]

Daniel Gunter yeah but when Bob gives Eric a guitar break Bob should quieten his guitar playing. just saying.

[@GeroLubovnik]

Great performance? Surely you were watching a different performance than I was watching. Lacked emotion and any kind of musicality of any sort whatsoever. I could belch the song better than Dylan did in this rendition.

[@alejandrocorona1766]

There0s just one objection to your saying: you're not Dylan.

[@lisabrown9057]

Love this. Seemed bit nervous 1st. He had total control bands All. All seem have such awe for this. Ty. Wrapped it up as if to say done guys. Enjoyed ft rom their faces.

[@tomkimball9798]

2:34 the bass dude looks at Clapton like "can you believe this shit..."!

[@lukasweers8091]

Nathan east

[@salvatoreverducci9657]

Questi due signori possonopermettersi tutto musica

[@mojo5763]

“Bass Dude” that’s great

[@jones328]

....and that is the way it is done. I've seen this a dozen times and I still just got goose bumps.