Peter, Paul & Mary - Don't Think Twice

Peter, Paul & Mary sing Bob Dylan's iconic tune written in 1962, and released on the 1963 album The Freewheelin' Bob Dylan "Don't Think Twice". The song has been covered by everyone who can play guitar and some who can't..Hell, I once heard it by a man playing a saw. This Peter, Paul and Mary version is performed at the Sydney Opera House in Australia in1976..

[@mattleinhauser9166]

We need real music. I wish it was like this today. This music meant something ❤❤

[@Rubiastraify]

This was real talent - able to harmonize, no auto-tune - they produced so much enjoyable music. Thanks for posting!

[@pattywolford]

I was truly enraptured by their music. I remember playing this song over and over. Learned to play and sing it on guitar, singing it in the college coffee house.

[@craigr.h.laurent240]

The Seekers also did this one - perfect harmony with beautiful voices.

[@vgrof2315]

How we boys loved you, Mary Travis!

[@davidanthonystone5165]

I use to talk to Ms Travers through the years on the street in NY I saw them At concerts and rallies from 1963 to her passing

[@vgrof2315]

@@davidanthonystone5165 you lucky!

[@stevenhopkins2887]

I can't tell you how much I listened to parent's record back in the day...I still remember the lyrics after all those years.

[@carolynwoodman1734]

Love this trio and beautiful song. 💘

[@davidmoore2325]

Hello dear,how are you doing?

[@theway5563]

@@davidmoore2325 - Geez, what a perv.

[@diarmuidfitzgerald351]

The definitive performance of a classic Dylan song

[@melanieadmirer]

Try the Melanie Safka version, equally good

[@craigr.h.laurent240]

The Seekers also did this one - perfect harmony with beautiful voices. It is a timeless song.

[@genghiskhan7041]

The greatest kiss-off song ever made. Bravo!

[@raven_apacuay]

I gave her my heart but she wanted my soul..😭😭😭

[@davidanthonystone5165]

You had to have seen them in their days Just wonderful performers

[@marcob4630]

A wonderful cover of this masterpiece by Bob Dylan !

[@FabianGutman]

Increíbles. Thanks from Buenos, Aires Argentina.

[@micklogg5377]

Pure music talent

[@hangdogit]

Best version ever!

[@davidanthonystone5165]

they were wonderful and very versatile trio. xoxo

[@supermoon9651]

Beautiful.

[@musicfanBRA]

They sound as good now as they did back then.

[@davester1432]

"Now"??

[@hermanneberle4300]

@@davester1432 wir wollten die welt verbessern-

[@titosesbreno7615]

One of the best songs of PPM , though it is a Bob Dylan composition.

[@timjohnson1199]

PPM did it much better than Dylan. He could write but they could sing.

[@Dan-vt3nk]

Awesome!

[@Amimmika]

Luv this!

[@tmezan]

top:) awesome song :)))

[@scottabelli3406]

I saw them in jonesboro, Arkansas. Wow

[@megiznerdy945]

Thanks

[@timjohnson1199]

I just sent this to my wife that I'm separated from. It's almost perfect. No modern drivel compares.

[@hannukilpelainen3939]

I am sorry, I was in Sydney as a lutheran pastor of the Finnish emigrants from year 1978 and cannot hear this concert. I really was there if I had been worked at Paimio parish at Finland. Sorry PPM.

[@janhammer39]

Thanks for checking in with us and the interesting comment.

[@Gabriel-pt6mf]

There’s a funny footage for a tv show I think that I cannot find anymore! Just before singing When the ship comes in, there’s something going on with Mary’s little daughter, she gets a bit told off and right away they start singing Dylan’s tune!! It’s quite amusing and show how things were done those days! I’d appreciate if someone can find the video!

[@janhammer39]

Thanks for visiting my site.

[@Zguy]

We never did too much talking Anyway...

[@timjohnson1199]

I'd like to emphasize that when my wife is listening to this.

[@osocool1too]

Could this be from 1967, as by 1976 it would've been in colour...a beautifully sang number regardless.

[@janhammer39]

Thanks for tuning in. 67 is probably closer to fact than 76 but i cannot say for sure.

[@carolynwoodman1734]

Mary was beautiful and timeless

[@theway5563]

Some other commenter says she was at the concert and it took place in 1970.

[@ZoeBrain]

Not 1976, 1970. I was there.

[@janhammer39]

+Zoe Brain Thanks Zoe for setting us straight and foe checking out the channel.

[@ZoeBrain]

+Jan Hammer Thank YOU for making this available for others to see!

[@paulheffron4836]

This was just before they stopped singing together for awhile and had a well deserved break from endless touring and then regrouped about six or so years later.

[@algee8415]

Pretty primitive for 1976.

[@dkolosov]

Sydney Opera House was opened on October 20 in 1973.

[@electricslipper]

Is that a "Helicopter Shot" in the opening sequence?

[@janhammer39]

Thank you for checking out my site.

[@grumpydwarf167]

Short rocks...could it be that Dylan would not be as well known without PPM, and Collins and Baez. Etc.?

[@timjohnson1199]

Yup. The best listening is a Dylan is a cover. Bob has (these days, at least) voice like a ruptured frog.

[@bonscottrocks1728]

PPM don't have a career without Bob Dylan...

[@eduardoljm4104]

Sorry, I can't agree. Many of Dylan's songs were sung by PPM masterfully, creating a new and beautiful harmony. Dylan, of course, was very important in their career, as he was in Joan Baez, Judy Collins, and many others... But PP&M have a marvelous career of they own, and a warm place in the heart of many people.

[@bonscottrocks1728]

@@eduardoljm4104 yes I agree they were fun to listen to

[@davidanthonystone5165]

They gave songs that three part harmony that only they could deliver

[@timjohnson1199]

And vice versa.

[@bonscottrocks1728]

@@timjohnson1199 🤣 now that's funny. Bob Dylan still plays concerts world wide. PPM couldn't sustain that and Dylan is still writing music. Without Dylan most of the folksters had like 1 hit but Dylan has had 100's

[@danielchan6572]

How to identify Peter and Paul?

[@rudeboyme]

Paul = tall

[@Kazaguruma-104]

イエスキリスト様と、クレオパトラとアインシュタイン、

[@hayamiseo4467]

I fell into this song in my college days, and frantically copied the picking. Wow, more than sixty years have passed, I was a self-conceited guy.