Joan Baez in Renaldo & Clara

Cut without song performance.
Included the next part so it would be longer than a one minute video.

[@guruuDev]

It is a litmus test of great rock stars completely in the zone of peak creativity that they look amazing and how they dress is magically part of that. They can wear larger than life flamboyant clothes and it doesn't look stupid, just natural and appropriate.

[@xdesirePTx]

If You See Her, Say Hello. This is actually my favorite version

[@ChrisLupetti]

Joan Baez really was BEAUTIFUL!!!!!!!! She still is!

[@rogerfitzsimmons6476]

This will be a long and very personal comment. I was a few years too young for the Woodstock generation, born in 1957. Not too young though to learn guitar when I was 7 and play Dylan, along with Tom Paxton, Phil Ochs, etc. In college I fell deeply in love with a girl, she was still in high school although only two years younger than me, we had a clandestine semi-relationship for several years because of her parents' objections, but we saw each other only rarely. We both graduated (me college, her high school - I was a prodigy) in 1977. We were both highly liberal, teetering on the edge of Marxists (which wasn't as out of fashion in those days). She went away to college and I hoped maybe her being away from her parents would finally light the fire that had been just a candle for several years. I invited her to go to New York with me on a business trip, hoping she would finally say "Yes" to all I dreamed of. We had a nice time but her feelings just weren't what mine were. But - we did go to see Renaldo and Clara at the Waverly in Greenwich Village, I think in the last week of February, 1978. I can't think of anything more iconic than she and I, Dylan, this obscure piece of pop culture, at the genuinely iconic venue. 40 years later we still stay in touch, the fire isn't even a candle anymore, more like a nightlight, but for a brief (?) moment, I was in the perfect place with the perfect person, almost as though this movie neatly bisects my life.

[@taddyd1]

Baez is a work of art .

[@letsif]

I saw this film when it first came out, but not in a theatre. It was attended by a smallish group of groupies, in a bare classroom at Toronto's York University. We sat in rows of foldout chairs and watched as the clickety clack projector cranked out the celluloid for the next four spellbinding but confusing hours. It was a home movie that was watchable mostly because of who was in it. Dylan's music makes it all worthwhile. It is also a kind of historical document of a special moment in time

[@bunnyhead71]

I don't care what anyone says..I have had the four hour version of this movie for years...and I love every second of it...

[@stigmatamartyr4223]

I wish I could find a coat like Bob's. I'm a woman, but I loved his Desire era style. I would find some way to incorporate his style into my wardrobe. His 60's mod look to the 70's was everything....even his cowboy look of his later years is stylish. Always been a stylish man

[@SimonRobeyns]

i always wanted a hat like his

[@zackamania6534]

Simon Robeyns it's a resistol. I'm not sure what the model is.

[@robertanderson8261]

If your still around after 3 years, that coat of Bob's was given to him by John Phillips of the Mama's and the Pappa'.s It actually belonged to John and I guess Bob loved it and he gave it to him.

[@christophermoon64]

They used sell a Desire-style cardigan sweater (same design), that I DEARLY want, but it's sold out. To add a level of cool, that coat was a gift to Bob from Dennis Hopper, who can be seen wearing that coat in his film, THE LAST MOVIE. If the coat belonged to John Phillips, it makes sense bc Hopper married Michelle Phillips, the marriage lasted 8 days. Hop said, "that was a good honeymoon. 7 days were wonderful, it was the 8th that did it..."

[@lawjones2177]

They sell that coat ,you can find it. Try his website and see if they can send you from there.

[@Thelvis21977]

This is an excellent film. Should have won an oscar. Thumbs up, you know this is true.

[@girlishgrrl]

oh my! I will never again look at a hairdrier the way I used to!

[@nottwozero]

0:58 You can see Bobby in Baez.

[@sneezepal]

Bob should've stuck with Joan. Classic couple.

[@geoffbendall9519]

Or Suz Rotolo

[@dylanfan2784]

Lucky!! Priceless movie!

[@RoyandRush]

Wow, thank you so much. I love it!!! Is there a full recording of this version available anywhere??????

[@dylanfan2784]

Ahhhhhh Magnificent!!! Where can I get a COPY!!!

[@tobydammit7426]

Bob rode a horse pretty well!

[@rickbruni640]

Dennis Hopper gave him that native coat made in Taos he's wearing.

[@haileyshannon7548]

Who wore it first Dylan or Tom Baker as Doctor Who?

[@JohnLee-ui5gd]

My wish too . some day

[@mike1974mini]

Whoa, sexy hairdryer.

[@RISKILNIKIV]

where can I motherfuckin find this damn movie??? Bobby 's breaking my balls richt now damn! That shit nowhere to be found! DAMN!

[@SimonRobeyns]

they look so good together, why didn't he stick with joan in the first place!

[@lhcarter]

Because he wanted a wife who would stay at home and raise the kids, Joan would be traveling all over the world. Plus she wasn't Jewish, that may have had something to do with it altho I couldn't prove it. Poor Joan, you can tell she was so much in love with him.

[@owenwilberforce6138]

I honestly believe her commitment to political and social justice/activism was more than he could bear. In Sara, he just could retreat and raise a family. With Joan, her intense desire to causes like the Vietnam War and such were frightening to Bob because he knew he was vulnerable to push back from the powers that be. He wanted like Elvis to play the “Entertainer “ card and absolve himself of being the Social Messiah Joan expected him to become.

[@TAEpley]

So Dylan trades Joan Baez to Harry Dean Stanton for a chestnut mare? Is that about the size of it?

[@mthivier]

+hello123 More or less... Makes about as much sense as anything else in the this film. Dylan was one of the most acclaimed musicians and songwriters of the 20th Century, but as a filmmaker ... um.. he wasn't exactly Spielberg.

[@ferociousgumby]

Nyquil and Marlboros. . . sigh. . .

[@racheljames8744]

where can i find the full film?

[@kimberlysolano4664]

???

[@CooManTunes]

What's the movie called?

[@OhTerrful]

Renaldo and Clara.

[@RoyandRush]

Whats the song playing during the horse scene in this clip?

[@passionatefruit4735]

RoyandRush If you see Her say Hello.

[@user-ek3ir5dr8i]

What I have seen in this clip is sheer horror.

[@politicalprincess1]

Joan would have done anything for Bob... even this garbage

[@sarahlhanna]

i thought it was joan baez's mother?

[@StreetandBabeShadow]

@ffairfax I mean, it's alright you have your opinion, but it isn't shit just because it's not understandable, there are very twisted film directors like David Lynch that feel they have the freedom to do films with a very personal vision that ends up being impossible to understand and yet he is not called shit. Dylan did what was in his mind, that's all. Shit is a very hard word to use.

[@jackwright2495]

When it comes to movies and his name comes up I pretend to barf.

[@karenhall3720]

Trent and Ethan...

[@08dgoller]

@nikkiejanee1972 It will never happen.

[@MeatTycoon]

@StreetandBabeShadow Just because I think a movie is shit doesn't mean I don't understand it. In this regard, Dave Lynch is no different from Uwe Boll and Michael Bay. Lynch's shit smells just as bad as those two's. Having said that, Blue Velvet is one of my very favorite movies.

[@peterlabriola3426]

Maybe it's just me. But I prefer more from movie-making than just pointing a camera at anything that moves, along with a lot of incoherent babbling for dialogue.

[@sodiumlights]

She always comes across so cool in interviews yet apparently she`s got a real ego on her.

[@StreetandBabeShadow]

@MeatTycoon I think you cannot just simply put Michael Bay and Lynch on the same bag, and even then, ok, taking your own words, that is, Blue Velvet being one of your favourite movies, we could say then, taking your own words again, that Lynch's shit smells just as bad as Bay's or Boll's, I could conclude that is very possible that even when you said this film is shit - Renaldo & Clara - it could be one of your favourites?

[@MeatTycoon]

@StreetandBabeShadow All I'm saying is that when Lynch makes a crap film, it's just as crappy as when Bay and Boll create a crapfest. I'll reserve my judgement on R&C until I see it in its entirety.

[@VeraStiopul-ws6zp]

Not nice