Bob Dylan - Visions of Johanna / Don't Think Twice, It's All Right. 2001

Stirling Castle, Scotland. 13th July, 2001. I've lined up audio from recording LB-1074 of the show. I've used a part of a different video at the end. Both videos from the caretaker's masters series of Bob videos. Thank you to him for sharing those, and to the recorders of the footage and the audio. New post: Bob Dylan's Theme Time Radio Hour. Episode: Weather (the very first episode broadcast): • Theme Time Radio Hour,...

[@monicatolipan3238]

Wonderful versions I've ever heard of these fantastic songs. Thanks a lot for sharing Nightly Moth.

[@wordswordswords8203]

I don't even know what to say. I was laughing and crying and just spell bound through that whole thing. I'm in no way new to Bob Dylan. He makes it new every time, his creativity and brilliance are astounding. Whew. Wow. My heart is beating hard against my chest, tears stinging my eyes. Wow. Wow. Wow. Thank you, Bob. What a performance.

[@geire4531]

I’m happy to have been a part of his generation. Maybe the only thing that makes me happy and proud. Greetings Bob, from Norway!

[@rustbeltprogressive3968]

I first saw Dylan in the 80s, before Oh, Mercy, at maybe 7 years old. This video is from when I was seeing him as a young adult whenever I could. The real memories, when it was mine, and I'd lived the words.

[@wolfgangdr.strobel8227]

These fantastic days are defently gone, but we have been part of it. Such a great time we have seen him as often as possible!!!

[@910loriify]

Eddie Vedder is keeping these days alive 😊

[@johnpaulsecond4626]

watching bob play is a bit like all the christmases coming at once: you got the voice, the gestures, the left hand, the knees, the whole thing; it's unforgettable

[@wordswordswords8203]

lol it's joyful isn't it. a wonderous minstrel man

[@Sunviewer338]

This is an amazing rendition of one of my favorites. Really, really beautiful, and a mystical experience for many.

[@patriciayoung268]

Absolutely beautiful beautiful beautiful song sang and played so heavenly 😊❤️ xxx

[@100Equipoise]

A really excellent show; which I was lucky enough to have attended. Super set list for a super setting. Long Live Bob Dylan.

[@geebud1880]

Absolutely one of their finest performances of this most enchanting song - which makes me breath in and out on my Hohner in E. My ides is that Bob and his fine crew were at their best of their enormous power around 2000 AD ! Apparently I was too much absorbed in work, missing their shows... Thank to YT and the Uploaders I enjoy all this ;-)

[@jimbosaul3996]

simply superb. i had the pleasure to see Dylan in 98 and 2000 & 2001 ish. this was his best band line-up i think. just superb. with Larry Cambell, Charlie Sexton, Tony of course and possibly George Recelli on drum here ( or maybe not) . i just love these era of the never ending tour.

[@ewndr7940]

It's David Kemper on drums. By far the best drummer on his NET.

[@johnschilling3652]

THESE FELLOWS ARE WONDERFUL BLENDING THEIR TALENTS BOB CHOSE THEM !

[@lhk1951]

totally agree-- sexton and cambell ar the best guitarists he played with. just superb!

[@constatinolauria9519]

Long life Bob!!!

[@slyeung6562]

Thank you Nightly Moth posting.

[@slyeung6562]

Thank you Mr. Dylan ❤ The Greatest Songwriter Ever！

[@ElizabethElliott-uz1ht]

So grateful for you my friend and love, continue on and be safe 🙏, Elizabeth ❤️

[@henryforan4115]

Oh that sweet harmonica as only Bob can play it ❤

[@zodiaccgh741b]

Totaly the best live version. Bob and his band were on Stirling form, like maybe some kind of homecoming. Thanks for sharing this gem.

[@Littleduck192]

I just love this version of ‘dont think twice’ the guitar is just so good.

[@stewartberger7734]

I was just thinking the same thing

[@Sherrie275]

Dear Mr. Moth, I know I must have seen this but must not paid enough attention to the magnificence of it all, the fan or wind blowing Larry Campbell’s hair back, the intent and content bobbing of the top of the audience’s heads almost in unison to the beat of Bob’s musical masterpieces. Most of all I can feel the love of the fans on this one. And why not? It’s summer in Scotland❤🌞👍🏼

[@ritaymbernon5397]

Fantastic! Thanks so much!👌🎸🎼🎶🎶🎶⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

[@jimboucher6894]

Just perfect, God bless Bob Dylan and his band (bands)❤

[@MARTINETHILL-s3t]

Merci MR BOB DYLAN vous êtes génial 🔥😍💯❤👍🎼🎸🎹🎙 de France 🇨🇵 💯💥

[@SMV447]

Fabulous performance and the audience knows it. Wish I had been there….thanks so much for posting!🙏

[@cookster601]

Had heard Dylan was a great guitar player. Here’s the evidence . Thnx 4 recording & posting.

[@targarosko]

MY FAV VERSION OF THIS SUBLIM SONG THANKS NIGHTLY AND GOOD SUNDAY ♥♥♥

[@henrycastle1]

❤ This is bloody fantastic as well Thank you Mighty Moth

[@rcnotes]

Happy Birthday, Bob! Once more around the Sun!

[@slyeung6562]

Marvellous ! Thank you Nightly Moth for posting.

[@gargoyle38]

Ain't it just like the night to play tricks When you're trying to be so quiet? We sit here stranded though we're all doing our best to deny it And Louise holds a handful of rain tempting you to defy it Lights flicker from the opposite loft In this room the heat pipes just cough The country music station plays soft But there's nothing, really nothing to turn off Just Louise and her lover, so entwined And these visions of Johanna that conquer my mind In the empty lot where the ladies play Blind man's bluff with the key chain And the all-night girls They whisper of escapades out on the D-train We can hear the night-watch man click his flashlight Ask himself if it's him or them that's insane Louise, she's alright, she's just near She's delicate and seems like the mirror But she just makes it all to concise and too clear That Johanna's not here The ghost of electricity howls in the bones of her face Where these visions of Johanna have now taken my place And now little boy lost, he takes himself so seriously He brags of his misery, he likes to live dangerously And when bringing her name up, he speaks of a farewell kiss to me He's sure got a lot of gall to be so useless and all Muttering small talk at the wall while I'm in the hall Oh, how can I explain, it's so hard to get on? And these visions of Johanna, they've kept me up past the dawn Inside the museums infinity goes up on trial Voices echo, "This is what salvation must be like after a while" But Mona Lisa must have had the highway blues You can tell by the way she smiles See the primitive wallflower freeze When the jelly-faced women all sneeze Hear the one with the mustache say "Jeez, I can't find my knees" Both jewels and binoculars hang from the head of the mule But these visions of Johanna, they make it all seem so cruel The peddler now speaks to the countess Who's pretending to care for him Saying, "Name me someone that's not a parasite And I'll go out and say a prayer for him" But like Louise always says, "You can't look at much, can you man as she herself prepares for him?" And Madonna, she still has not showed We see this empty cage now corrode Where her cape of the stage once had flowed The fiddler, he now steps to the road He writes, "Everything's been returned which was owed" On the back of the fish truck that loads while my conscience explodes The harmonicas play the skeleton keys and the rain And these visions of Johanna are now all that remain

[@dylanmyers3082]

Canyou ever imagine anyone these days ever writing summat like this fuckin masterpiece Ha dont make me laff Talentless wankers

[@lawjones2177]

Thank You Nightly Moth for bringing on two gr8 shows !

[@uradragon]

Thanks. Straight to the heart..

[@PeterDaltrey]

I love Bob`s twitches and the way he ruffles his hair. And seeing him forget a lyric or two proves he is human... No -- he`s super-human. We knew that all along....

[@giuseppedecannio5712]

Bob Dylan sei per me il più grande in assoluto

[@dylang.1822]

Anche per me

[@henrycastle1]

I mean too say this is absolutely really (bloody,)brilliant ❤

[@Bridgeknapek]

Love You Bob Dylan Biggest Hugs Ever!

[@mikehaughee9324]

Sir Robert Zimmerman ( Bob Dylan ) is truly Our Lord's eternal poetic troubador.

[@Katarinatorn]

Thank you Nightly Moth!

[@DriftinAndDreamin]

The best line, "Mona Lisa Must Of Had Them Highway Blues, You Can Tell, By The Way She Smiles"

[@gudlisner501]

Superlative playing by Larry Campbell, as per usual.

[@Paololosax]

emozionante

[@jamesbradshaw3389]

During my life I have learned a lot from cousin Bob and yet on occasion when we talk, he will ask me for my most honest opinion, he will ask me what I think of some new lyrics that he has written, on very rare occasions, I will rub out a few words and write in what I feel will work better. Bob is that kind of fair and open-minded man, he listens, and he takes notes. Yet I wish that I have 0.15pc of cousin Bobs God given talents and courage

[@Saranap-y4n]

i saw him on this tour but he didn't play this song. too bad it was my favorite at the time. i was 13

[@rebeccakent-hughes9300]

Thank you, Bobbie! MOM❤

[@cliveclerkenville2637]

Wonderful

[@christanewground1822]

Vielen Dank Nightly moth!🇨🇭

[@Popi_of_local_iron]

Great guitar skills

[@karmenjazbec7743]

YEAH BOB HONEY YOU AND YOUR BANDARE THE BEST

[@micahdembo5140]

Magical

[@karmenjazbec7743]

YEAH BOB HONEY YOU ARE THE LEGEND I LIKE TO LISTEN TO YOU I AM JUST SMOKING AND DRINKING A COFFEE AND LISTENING TO YOU OUTSIDE IS RAINING A DOG AND A CAT ARE SLEEPING YOU AND YOUR BAND ARE THE BEST

[@elizabethelliott1653]

You sound really good, my heart ❤️, your voice and all I'm so proud of you! Bob Dylan, you will always be my love 💕 and God bless you, keep drinking that 🍵 rea and honey, it's working!!! Love, Beth

[@ecollins]

Wow!!!!

[@sweetstuff-t7i]

Wowowowow❤

[@StevenAnderson-f2n]

Xcllnt guitar work !

[@dylanmyers3082]

Wow

[@petehogan8232]

Is that an Oscar in the background?

[@kerrybindon940]

Whosoever says divine loves not real hasn't ears to hear its hearts call

[@gloriabrockman8205]

My nightly moth burns my candle at both ends.

[@peterburlin8198]

Struggling with the guitar there a bit Bobby haha. Great stuff though!

[@armarq8091]

Thats one of his way to hold the guitar..the other way is with the neck pointing sky high..

[@johnmason6628]

Brilliant. What's the go with the Oscar on top of the amp?

[@jimbosaul3996]

Dylan takes his Oscar with him to every concert. these days it sits atop his piano, his new choice of instrument to play.

[@snow777ification]

This person you had the visions of, what does she look like?

[@Lazariuk]

She looks exactly like Joan Baez. Louise holding a handful of rain looks exactly the blond dancer from the duet with Carole Laure’s “Save the Last Dance for me” The one being so useless and all looks exactly like Leonard Cohen. The Nobody who has to think too much about Desolation Row is the same Nobody who stopped to ask Why in front of the Three Angels who stood high on the pole when the Bakery truck arrived containing Baby Doe where Bob’s flat chested junkie whore buried her live baby because of having the worse fear that can ever been had. The fear to bring children into the world. Nobody can sing the blues like Blind Willie Mctell singing “This is not the stove to bake your bread” to the Master of War Joan Baez. The story also involved a number of other issues like shiploads of children being brought from China and packed into trucks like fish (the fish truck loads as my conscience explodes) while Nobody risked his life to secure a map following the streetcar visions Joan had which gets mentioned in Sad Eyed Lady of the Lowlands” whose deck of cards was missing the Jack and the ace and who was the May Flower that Maggie picked was cast aside so that Joan could suck on Leonard cohen’s drug laced broken popsicle. Having already endured the wasted years of being framed by Joan and Leonard (see Percy’s Song) He has some bitter feelings expressed by the one who sang his small song. That you should definitely listen to “Fool’s Gold” by Lhasa de Sela. She also sings the song to Bob leading to his “I’m giving myself to you I Am as well as his creating his own version of Nobody and why he sings from Key West “I don’t love Nobody, give me a kiss” as he wrote a very long time ago in “I was young when I left home” the song must be for somebody if not for himself. This was fun writing. Everything being said to You is true. Imagine of what it is true. Or ask Bob who he was talking to when he sang “It’s all true, everything You heard”

[@teny555]

interesting and typically dylan thing, sometimes he did after 40 yerars better version of song and sing it perfect - johana... and mostly dont think twice in this concert..... and in another time he ruin some his songs totally since 1966 :D love him.

[@Lazariuk]

In case anyone is wondering who the people in this song look like especially the one who had her visions which she refuses to acknowledge although she has a video of them. She looks exactly like Joan Baez. Louise holding a handful of rain looks exactly the blond dancer from the duet with Carole Laure’s “Save the Last Dance for me” The one being so useless and all looks exactly like Leonard Cohen. The Nobody who has to think too much about Desolation Row is the same Nobody who stopped to ask Why in front of the Three Angels who stood high on the pole when the Bakery truck arrived containing Baby Doe where Bob’s flat chested junkie whore buried her live baby because of having the worse fear that can ever been had. The fear to bring children into the world. Nobody can sing the blues like Blind Willie Mctell singing “This is not the stove to bake your bread” to the Master of War Joan Baez. The story also involved a number of other issues like shiploads of children being brought from China and packed into trucks like fish (the fish truck loads as my conscience explodes) while Nobody risked his life to secure a map following the streetcar visions Joan had which gets mentioned in Sad Eyed Lady of the Lowlands” whose deck of cards was missing the Jack and the ace and who was the May Flower that Maggie picked was cast aside so that Joan could suck on Leonard cohen’s drug laced broken popsicle. Having already endured the wasted years of being framed by Joan and Leonard (see Percy’s Song) He has some bitter feelings expressed by the one who sang his small song. That you should definitely listen to “Fool’s Gold” by Lhasa de Sela. She also sings the song to Bob leading to his “I’m giving myself to you I Am as well as his creating his own version of Nobody and why he sings from Key West “I don’t love Nobody, give me a kiss” as he wrote a very long time ago in “I was young when I left home” the song must be for somebody if not for himself. This was fun writing. Everything being said to You is true. Imagine of what it is true. Or ask Bob who he was talking to when he sang “It’s all true, everything You heard”

[@Lazariuk]

and don’t forget who is taking you home so save the last dance for me Listen to Blind Willie Mctell “Lord have Mercy if you please” Tomorrow belongs to me.

[@JoeyMayo]

With his high forehead, he resembles Edgar Allan Poe.

[@fulgenceridal2658]

Oh Gaby, Gaby Tu devrais pas m'laisser la nuit J'peux pas dormir, j'fais qu'des conneries kzbin.info/www/bejne/nYGuooaheJlgiNk&ab_channel=AlainBashungVEVO

[@spacelook9076]

He doesn't even try to sing, losing all the power and depth of the original. Just backing band.

[@snow777ification]

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[@donatellavespucci5292]

un po mosso ...traduci in italiano

[@donatellavespucci5292]

un po tanto mosso

[@nourdinemourafik7672]

Suprimer boost

[@charleswallen8358]

His vocals were sub par to this great song

[@spadoukie]

Try touring constantly, different cities every night and your voice will suffer the same fate. However: When Covid hit, the tour was suspended. Bob at 79 recorded "The Shadow Kingdom with 12 musicians, 14 songs, and one location. With the support band of T-Bone Burnett and Don Was..another classic has been delivered.

[@RobertOsborne-j4r]

Seriously, are you hearing the same cat strangulation im hearing? No bigger admirer exists than me but for this abortion ilack the words. Paul is still with us but im not sure about Bob.

[@joemahoney1221]

it's too bad Zimmerman he doesn't sing in English. That's why Leonard Cohen deserved the Nobel. You could understand him and his words.

[@armarq8091]

Whats wrong with you?

[@nolanwolfe]

It’s literally English though