FIRST TIME HEARING | Bob Dylan - Tangled up in Blue

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[@johnathanstruble1064]

Only musician , songwriter to win Nobel Peace Prize...in Literature. ❤👍

[@darrenherbst5572]

I’ve been listening to Dylan for 40 years and still pick up new meanings - it never ends

[@kerrycronin256]

Just about the best of his songs in my opinion. Great to hear.

[@robbob5302]

Take the word “his” out, and I will agree. This was one of the best songs, ever.

[@vidge123]

gives me fond, but sad, memories. a love lost back when that came out in the 70's.

[@darrenherbst5572]

Great song -

[@gordonrussell7137]

"Like a rolling stone" famous song.

[@CynthiaWinter-c3o]

Dylan is one of those artists that you either love or hate.

[@bartstarr100]

I could say that about anyone.. And I can't think of one reason to hate Dylan.

[@gilevin100]

If you continue to listen to Dylan....you'll have a lot to look forward to!

[@peterginger]

I second shelter from the storm and simple twist of fate. He wrote a few hundred other great songs also.

[@bartstarr100]

The part about dealing with slaves was almost certainly referring to his fascination with Arthur Rimbaud

[@Bekka_Noyb]

Top tier Dylan here. BTW - this song is not necessarily narrated linearly 😉 I suggest Bob Dylan - Things Have Changed, Shelter From The Storm, Visions Of Johanna & It's All Over Now Baby Blue

[@joelliebler5690]

Dylan is the master songwriter storyteller!

[@robbob5302]

One of my four all time time favorite songs. Other singers need catchy hooks to make their songs popular. Not Dylan. He had talent. He can make a song great, without a hook.

[@breadsandwich336]

could i pls trouble you to share ur other 3 top 4 songs?

[@robbob5302]

@@breadsandwich336 Stevie Nicks Edge of Seventeen U2 New Years Day Pearl Jam Black (Unplugged)

[@JD_Cool]

Ace, your observation about teenagers' "short attention span" is astute, if not sad. I thankfully grew up with geniuses like Dylan, Paul Simon, Stevie Wonder and The Who, whose storytellingsongs rewarded listeners who had a long attention span.

[@JayCross]

What's a little tricky about understanding this song is that each verse is about someone different.

[@bartstarr100]

Like characters in a painting.

[@matthewzuckerman6267]

True, except maybe the woman in the first and last stanza is the same.

[@EricRoss57]

Actually, it's called "Generation Airhead", but that's another discussion. Great song from a great album! Harmonica, by the way.

[@827dusty]

Dylan was a master songwriter and composer, with some of the most profound lyrics you could ever imagine. He isn't considered great because of his off-key voice (like Johnny Cash was) but the message that's always in his songs. An icon in the true sense of the word.

[@peterginger]

“Is” a master songwriter.

[@CynthiaWinter-c3o]

Close, it's a harmonica.

[@musicairplanes4884]

One of my favorite Dylan albums. Not a bad song on it.

[@mukomerobicheaux6883]

for a good story song try "Lily, Rosemary and the Jack of Hearts"

[@davidrauh8118]

It's a harmonica not an accordian.

[@SpiderMcGee]

"Serve Somebody", from 1979, is a great song, not too preachy. He converted to Christianity for a while and recorded a legendary album called Blood on the Tracks.

[@peterginger]

Agree to “you gotta serve somebody”

[@peterginger]

I would think hip-hop and rappers would like dylan because of lyricism. Are we beyond hip-hop and rappers? Arethey dated already?

[@unclephil7650]

Good reaction but that was a harmonica, not an accordion.

[@joelliebler5690]

Not pretty nice, it is among his best combo of music and narration!

[@dow311]

Dylan can be hard to understand. Great artist though!