My First Real Experience with Bob Dylan - Hurricane (Reaction!!)

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[@munkeeBraynStoo]

Kansas City by Dirt Miller will blow your mind Masters of War by Bob Dylan is the greatest protest song ever written. Eddie Vedder and Pearl Jam blow it outta the water. Such a great song

[@370JDUB]

You need to hear the break up song by Joan Baez about Bob Dylan called ‘ diamonds and Rust’ AND THEN listen to Judas Priest, version of diamonds and Rust…💯

[@eidith4523]

Whole desire album is class

[@kerryroper960]

If you like this, you’ll love his Rolling Thunder Review (name of his tour around 1975 times). AND you’ll love the two albums Blood on the Tracks and Desire.

[@kerryroper960]

Ever hear the Waterboys? The song is Fisherman’s Blues. How bout P.I.L. (Public Image Limited)? The song is named Rise.

[@mneugent7658]

I love when Dylan responded to the claims that he's not a good singer. "People say I can't sing but I hit every note I mean to hit". Paraphrasing.

[@akeleven]

Do not tell me that Dylan's voice is not great. His voice is exactly what it needs to be. Powerful, expressive --- Genuine!

[@lindaraereneau484]

He sounds like a croaking frog, but a wonderful frog

[@SlowfingerJC]

His voice cuts like a knife, exactly as it's meant to.

[@maryrice3760]

It really depends which context you choose...A voice gives your opinions a platform, and gifts you with the opportunity to have perspective and knowledge on things that matter. No two voices are the same, each voice has something different to say. And in a world that needs to represent freedom and democracy, Bob Dylan's 'voice' is a powerful symbol of this.

[@Camothor10]

He isnt a traditionally and technically talented singer. Doesnt mean his singing doesnt sound good

[@garyakirsch]

Yep his voice is a message.

[@gilevin100]

Rubin was released after this song was released....Dylan won the Nobel Prize for Literature the first time a singer/writer/poet ever received this award. There is no better rabbit hole to go down then Dylan.....you have a lot to look forward to.

[@MatthewC137]

He was released almost a decade after this song was released.

[@brianmcewen3082]

better than

[@nitesong1]

Rubens was released 10 years after this, I agree this "protest" might have helped, but alot of good people put down years of their lives

[@IanRobertsMasteringComposition]

I think it was years after this song Rubin was released.

[@carsten1989]

Sometime listen to Moonshiner by him AND (and more importantly) the live acoustic “side” of the 1966 Live album from Royal Albert Hall. The acoustic side sounds like he’s singing into your ear, a private concert. It’s incredible.

[@peterlburrows]

I never understood why this song isn't considered one of the greatest songs ever written. The story-telling, that killer violin, and the incredible passion and righteous anger. Be forewarned -- if you go down the Bob Dylan rabbit hole, you may not come out for months!

[@joeblow9374]

because its bull shit.

[@joelliebler5690]

One of the greatest story telling songs to go along with that violin!

[@TheDivayenta]

A song that got Reuben Carter freed!

[@Chapps1941]

49 years for me; aged 15. Scarlett Rivera is the violinist. He heard her busking somewhere and gave her her first big break.

[@stephenash4555]

I am a huge Dylan fan but he took a lot of artistic licence with this

[@DWHarper62]

Dylan sang at the March on Washington in 1963 with MLK... Huge rabbit hole here...

[@ArtofDreaming1]

BOB sang right after the I have a dream speech!!!!!

[@michaelshelton3910]

“Blood On The Tracks”, the whole album.

[@OffRampTourist]

Blood on the Tracks and Desire are both in my all time top 25.

[@ljunod]

Yes yes yes!!

[@user-kg2cl3li8h]

I grew up on uncle Bob, and he has brought so much wisdom to the crazy of today for me

[@hongfang2348]

Bob Dylan is arguably the greatest singer/songwriter in American history. His career dates back to the early 60s and continues to this day. He has numerous albums to his credit AND a Nobel Prize in Literature. Dylan influenced most everyone in rock/popular music including the Beatles. He started out as a folk singer with songs that feature Dylan alone with acoustic guitar and harmonica. By the mid-60s, he picked up an electric guitar and added a rock band. I'm partial to the early folk period. The music from this period is fairly simple but the lyrics are deep and the poetry is good enough to earn a Nobel Prize in Literature. A personal favorite and a song on most top 20 lists of greatest Dylan songs is It’s Alright Ma (I’m Only Bleeding) (1965). There are some great live versions of this song, just Bob on stage with his guitar and harmonica.

[@lynette.]

Nothing else to add but to say I too have loved him since his folk singing days. Blowing in the wind. Is still my favourite for message and simplicity.

[@garyneilson3075]

Nobody like him, ever!!!

[@fishfinder6427]

More from Bob Dylan.

[@zodarian6705]

Johnny Cash once called Bob Dylan the greatest most prolific songwriter of Our Generation

[@johnbooker2761]

"Townes Van Zandt is the best songwriter in the whole world, and I'll stand on Bob Dylan's coffee table, in my cowboy boots, and say that." - Steve Earle

[@izzonj]

Scarlet Rivera, the violinist was playing music on the streets of NYC when Dylan heard her and invited her to play on his album. Her playing is killer throughout the album, "Desire".

[@seanjockel43]

He never heard her play on the street. While driving to a recording session Bob's car was stopped at a traffic light and scarlet walked by with a violin case. Bob got her attention and invited her to the recording studio. This was the first time she was ever on a,record 😊

[@jonathanlocke6404]

He is not just the only guy who would think to phrase a line like: "We want to pin that triple mur-der on him", he is also the only guy who could make it work...

[@seanmackey8552]

That's what first hooked me on Dylan. Muuur-der. Pure Bob.

[@markrobertson-pd1sw]

One of the greatest poet/songwriters, folk, rock artist of all time. So many great songs, Like a rolling stone, Maggie's farm, to Lay lady lay. A unique voice that carries so much meaning. A super rabbit hole to go down, you'll not be disappointed.

[@iamacalmocean2080]

Check our Ren!!!! I’m a huge Bob fan and Ren is legit- the next generations singing poet

[@yhamez37]

I love Rage Against the Machine’s cover of Maggie’s Farm. Dylan is an important one!

[@oregonchick76]

I think "Lay Lady Lay" is one of the sexiest songs. I also love "Tangled Up In Blue" (of course), "Shelter From the Storm," "Don't Think Twice (It's Alright)," and "Just Like a Woman." But you also can't skip "Blowing in the Wind," "The Times They Are a-Changing," "Rainy Day Woman," and "Subterranean Homesick Blues" -- and that barely scratches the surface! I've seen Bob Dylan twice in concert and he's incredible. His new music is quite good, too. And there's always the EXTRA rabbit hole of all the collaborations he's done with Johnny Cash, Joni Mitchell, Patti Smith, and of course, his involvement in the supergroup The Traveling Wilburys.

[@roberttaylor7064]

You have to listen to " it's alright Ma" I'm only Bleeding.✌

[@user-hu7en6ur9g]

Bob could make you feel the injustice, unreal.

[@jonathanlocke6404]

He does an incredible job of distilling what is actually a pretty complex story down into a narrative that is easy to follow...

[@joeblow9374]

a story full of bullshit

[@TheDivayenta]

Genius!

[@James-dh6ld]

His songs were at the core of the times He sang on the Mall before MLK spoke, He just won the Nobel Prize for crying out loud. He's got a lot to offer.

[@sherribrock2726]

My daughter, who is 25, has been a Dylan fan since she was 14. I was able to take her to a Dylan concert a couple of years ago. I’m so glad I was able to experience that with her!!

[@mumbles215]

Good job mom

[@memorylenmemorylen4065]

Bob Dylan is a genius. The greatest song writer there has ever been. And whoever is #2 is not even close. There are literally 50 Dylan songs as good or better. His unique sound and delivery on top of his MAGICAL words are unparalleled. Remember this is not star search or American Idol. A million people have a pleasing voice but it means nothing!

[@phoebeandtilly]

I love Bob Dylan. Brilliant poet. He has influenced and inspired so many. I am 74 and have loved and admired him forever.

[@yvesbarriere2922]

Dylan is a national treasure. You could check: Positively 4th street, The times they are a-changing, Mr Tambourine man, Blowin in the wind and obviously Like a rolling stone

[@petepotaczek5844]

Dylan’s gonna blow your fucking mind. Bobs the goat of songwriting

[@whatadollslife]

he is a folk-rapper .........a pure activist

[@juliadesevilla8668]

A real poet. "Tangled Up in Blue."

[@martinvanderplas5815]

And just as a side-note... winner of the Nobel Prize for literature in 2016...

[@johnhelms1485]

Tangled up in blue is another great story telling song by Dylan. It’s on the Blood on the Tracks album.

[@ammaleslie509]

Blood on the Tracks is a masterpiece. If you were only going to listen to one Dylan album, it should be that one. His career spans so many decades and a lot of his 1960s stuff is classic, but Blood on the Tracks is my favorite and every song on it tells an amazing story.

[@wturber]

@@ammaleslie509 "Blood on the Tracks" and "Desire" can't go wrong. These are a few of a handful of albums where every song is at least really good.

[@ArtofDreaming1]

Blood on the tracks is a masterpiece from beginning to end

[@vedantapdx]

Dylan did not just sing a song. He went to the prison cell and visited Carter, spent time advocating for a second look at what happened and....was instrumental in getting Carter out of jail and got to know him after he got out.

[@stevew7784]

This man inspired so many historical musicians he changed music

[@fivehead6675]

The Bob rabbit hole goes very deep. It’s an entire planet to explore.

[@bwaredapenguin]

Since you immediately seem so enthusiastic to check out more Dylan, I'd suggest you do a double feature and compare his original version of All Along the Watchtower to the infamous cover by Jimi Hendrix.

[@foxandscout]

Dylan said Jimi owns this song. Most people agree.

[@aaronhaupert3015]

Dylan rabbit hole is needed. He's been putting out music since 1960ish and has been great in all his various sounds. He won a nobel prize for his writing. To me, he's the greatest to ever do it. He rarely sounds the same in his songs and they're all great differently. What people have said below me is true. He's amazing live and great on the record.

[@debbiechang5781]

Bob Dylan is one of the greatest songwriters of all time. He was given the Nobel Prize for his poetry. His lyrics to hundreds of songs are deep and profound. Well worth a deep dive. 🌺✌️

[@razorback9926]

Bob Dylan was MLK’s opening act for his “I Have a Dream” speech in 1963 at the Lincoln Memorial.

[@flutesong5527]

He is Noble Prize winner for literature poetry/lyrics. His voice is iconic and EVRYONE does impressions copies it for laughs, but Bob wins because he is world famous for over 60 years. This is an endless rabbit hole and each song has it's own brilliance. It's a feast of choices so so deep. .I saw him live when I was in college on ne of his first performances when he went from acoustic to electric guitars and had the music loving public fighting to the death over which was better. LOL

[@janetcarlson9960]

Joanie actually did a precious impression of Bob singing It ain't me babe with RICKY SKAGGS accompanying her on guitar. Do enjoy. She was a big part of Bob's life from what I've read.

[@allauricia1985]

Right off the bat You get it Bob stands alone

[@muad33bmatt36]

I love that you reacted this song. I tear up every time I listen to it. One of my favorite songs of all time.

[@garethpert4799]

Dylan's voice does drive his songs. Often the lyrics only scan because of the way he sings them. There's so much of Dylan to explore - he crosses many genres.

[@dougjohnson4066]

The violinist is Scarlet Rivera. Bob discovered her playing on the streets and asked her to join his tour. The tour was called The Rolling Thunder Revue in 74 and 75. Bob had many big names touring with him. I was lucky enough to see the tour in Wichita Kansas in 75. Bob's rabbit hole is so deep at your age you'd better get started because you'll never make the bottom before your too old and decrepid, Seriously. 🤔🥴✌️

[@mickknight6963]

I saw that tour, was so good! Still to this day, was one of the best concerts....it was Dylan! ✌️

[@wanderer0617]

That's so awesome that you saw that tour! Wow ❤

[@meadowlarkb.427]

Man, you are in for a treat... enjoy your trip down the rabbit hole!

[@chaiwalla23]

I've been listening to Dylan for almost 60 years, since 1965. There is, never has been, and never will be anyone like him again. You should listen to everything he did in the 1960s. It will blow you away.

[@quikspecv4d]

One of Dylan’s best. I’d definitely want to see more reactions

[@gkiferonhs]

Bob Dylan is a very deep well. Great poet, great songwriter, concerned activist. You'd like: Like A Rolling Stone, Mr. Tambourine Man, Blowin' In The Wind, Tangled Up In Blue, Knockin' On Heaven's Door.....

[@dionbowen17]

Forget what everyone else says. Bob Dylan is king! Positively 4th Street and Don’t think twice that’s alright are amazing songs

[@326cher]

Bob changed music and society! Who could ask for more? Best Song & Dance Man ever! Love you, Bob!

[@aidancampbell5644]

This is the song that started me down the Bob Dylan rabbit hole. It’s definitely a journey worth taking.

[@beepboopbeepboop190]

I know his voice isn't everyone's cup of tea but I love it. His influence on music since he started is amazing. I'll throw some recommendations too: 'One more cup of coffee' (same album as Hurricane and probably my favorite song of his), 'the times they are a-changin', 'tangled up in blue', 'blowin in the wind', 'subterranean homesick blues' (coffee is my favorite but I'd say this is probably his "best" song), and 'shelter from the storm'. And if you want to give someone else a try who has had a massive influence on music over time, try Robert Johnson. Blues guitarist from the 30s who -- allegedly -- sold his soul to the devil in exchange for guitar skills. And I'll throw a recommendation for Little Walter's 'Sad Hours' which is probably my favorite blues song. That harmonica 30 seconds in gives me chills.

[@unfilthy]

Shelter from the Storm is a favorite of mine.

[@mikeyg3202]

the live electric version is outstanding

[@marthapackard8649]

Girl from the north country

[@btlfn14]

This song brought Hurricane’s situation to the public.

[@LouiseTennant-fw7pb]

I love Bob Dylan and what he stands for! Please play as much as you can!

[@taragreenetarotastro]

The violin is considered to the instrument closest to the human voice. Scarlet Rivera really made the whole album Desire 1975 which Hurricane opens is one of my fave Bob Dylan albums. Dylan is a 20th Century bard. Dylan wrote the 60's protest folk song anthems and sang at MLK's march on Washington, DC. Dylan is the greatest singer songwriter arguably in modern history. He's gone through so many changes. He won the Nobel Prize for his songs and was the only singer-songwriter to do so. He is a total icon purist; the DYLAN rabbit hole goes right through the earth

[@bwaredapenguin]

Damn, kind of a deep cut for your intro to Dylan! One of the best protest songs of all time.

[@JefferyBirkhofer]

Bob grew up on the iron range in Minnesota as did I and my parents. Mom used to talk about putting money in Bob's case as he busked on the corner in Duluth.

[@sharonelliott2366]

I always like live performances better than recorded. Especially with Bob because he puts so much more emotion in them than you can on a record with it's studio limitations. Been listening to him since the '60s. And you don't get the energy rolling off the audience either. I think that singers, with a few exceptions like Adam Lambert, these days tend to sound better recorded because they need the technology. Bob sings his own songs, so he know exactly where he wants the emotion and the message to be. You know he was awarded the Nobel Prize for Literature for his songs, right?

[@robertstein3770]

The violin player is Scarlet Riviera. She plays all over Dylan’s album Desire which to me has some criminally underrated song’s from Dylan’s career. If you like Bob’s storytelling I recommend Black Diamond Bay from the same album.

[@wturber]

That song weaves a story that you can just see. ... as the stars fell down and the fields burned away on Black Diamond Bay ...

[@jeremyhitchcock9182]

Bob dylan is a musical god! Best song writer/poet to ever live. His catalog is endless. You definitely need to explore more of his music.

[@taragreenetarotastro]

The Bob Dylan rabbit hole is like a black hole, it's huge and it will suck you right in. He is the only pop singer to win a Nobel Prize for his writing. A genius he is still on his endless tour in his 80's.

[@dyl-annfan6]

Bob Dylan is a "Blow you out of the room" lyricist - .. huge cannon of work, will take a long time to listen too... he's a one off, unique, irreplaceable, the likes of whom we will never see again ...

[@SnoBear626]

Bob Dylan won a Nobel Prize for literature!

[@timoraymo]

Amazingly this man is still alive. And we are too. Think about that. Haha. One of the greatest lyricist alive and we are here to witness it.

[@flightlessbird1892]

Omg take a shot every time he pauses it. Bob Dylan told this story so well! Stood up when nobody else did Been a Dylan fan for a long time thanks to my parents

[@karenfryberger4260]

Bob Dylan - It's Alright, Ma (I'm Only Bleeding) - live version. From the mid-'60's. Available on youtube. I've often thought if it was the only song he'd ever written, it would warrant the Nobel Prize for Literature that he was awarded decades later. It will stay with you for a long, long, long time.

[@mikemurphy1700]

If you make the decision to venture down this rabbit hole, be sure to pack a basket of food because you are going to be there for a long long time....good luck pal.

[@thomasdowling9434]

A great history lesson. Most people had never heard of Ruben Carter before this was released. Also, there are many current artists making art like this. Steve Earl is a good example, but there are many others. Great show.

[@Proud.American58]

Can’t believe it’s taken so long for someone to finally do a reaction to this song. It’s great. It’s obviously based on the Reuben Hurricane Carter, and it led to the movie The Hurricane starring Denzel Washington. This is from his 1976 album desire. I would also recommend checking out the song Joey, which is about mob boss Joe Gallo.

[@timoraymo]

Tangled Up In Blues. Possibly his greatest song. Listen/react to the studio recording. Paints a picture better than any dead painter could.

[@Gminor7]

Bob Dylan has been evoking powerful emotion for about 60 years.

[@urimaginarystar]

This is my absolute favorite Dylan song.

[@davidwilsonBC]

I love the account of how Bob saw the violinist crossing the street. He stopped and asked 'what's up?' and she was on the way to an audition. They arranged to meet later and in a week or so she had improvised and recorded with them the divine strings part of this song. They're both geniuses!

[@captainkangaroo4301]

Scarlet plays a haunting violin

[@e.fstone6217]

You’re not “nobody”, you’re POLO! Boom!

[@miked2445]

This song and Bob became Americana. Changed the definition. That said, I have lived long enough to actually hear and feel not only merit but actual beauty in the voices of Willie Nelson and Tom Petty both. And herew still stands Dylan. In the dark. Mumbling to himself. His voice exists to only to spite all that is decent an humane.

[@sweettbarry]

Wow, he is playing the guitar and harmonica at the same time…mad respect

[@albertsmith9315]

Dylan went and sat down with the incarnated Carter. He listened to the story, believed Carter was framed and wrote this song in very short order.

[@macjam9090]

One of my favourite Dylan tracks I remembered when it came out - as ever brave lyrics for the time and still now. Anything by Dylan is great like - 'It aint me Babe' - 'I want you' , Knocking on heavens door,' ' Blowin in the wind 'to name a few.

[@tonyhemphill5366]

Dylan was the best American songwriter of the 20th century, with so many great songs.

[@johnnyallen5736]

"Like a Rolling Stone" or "Tangled up in Blue" --- both are great. Thanks for your great reaction!

[@Edward-tm1dm]

One of Bob Dylan’s best songs and a true story. I remember when this happened.

[@chassetterfield9559]

Btw. Most of Dylan's albums from this period were imperious, full of storytelling songs. Desire, Blood on the Tracks, & Street Legal. Right up there with his first 4-5 albums.

[@jenniferdonohue-cunningham5367]

Glad you finally happened upon this song. Incredibly powerful

[@gregorylapointe4157]

America's poet, poet for his generation, titles I don't think he ever embraced but he is for a lot of us. Bob has been the soundtrack of my life. I'm 66 and he was there when I was a little tyke.

[@DSanto-bk6oq]

A couple of my Dylan favorites: "Subteranean Homesick Blues", an amazingly poetic sort of proto-rap song and "Positively 4th Street", an example of Dylan using his skills to express his disgust toward a false friend. Great stuff!

[@sashakelly2025]

I grew up on Bob Dylan (thanks to my mom) and knew all the words to his songs when I was a kid, but didnt really know the meaning of the lyrics until I was older. Some of my favorites are Lay Lady Lay, Shelter From the Storm, Like a Rolling Stone, Mr. Tambourine Man, The Boxer, Blowin' In the Wind, Just Like a Woman, Knockin on Heavens Door, etc....theres so many good ones. Polo, you could listen to any one of his songs and it would be a treat.

[@entwood]

The Boxer is Simon and Garfunkel.

[@meehanasap]

When I think of song writers that changed me, Bob Dylan is one of them.

[@tomgeiger7058]

Dylan stands alone as the greatest poet songwriter…you will be rewarded on this journey. Go deep and go often.

[@CharCanuck14]

This song was SO powerful when it first came out and I remember (as a young idealistic fool) wondering how such an injustice was possible to do to another human being.........then I moved to the city. Thank you for reacting to what is probably my favourite Dylan song. After all these years, it still gets me emotional.

[@kariborgos3043]

Positively 4th Street, Just Like a Woman, Tangled up in Blue 🤩

[@mollieking7432]

Dig into Dylan's early work from his folk period then follow him as he moved into rock, and hear the reasons he won a Nobel Prize in Literature for "having created new poetic expressions within the great American song tradition". Include Blowin' in the Wind, The Times They Are A-Changing, A Hard Rain's Gonna Fall, Subterranean Homesick Blues, Like a Rolling Stone, Gotta Serve Somebody.

[@neddytingle]

Subterranean homesick blues by Bob dylan is like early early hip hop, absolutel chills with the lyrics of his music

[@elishuk9942]

Soo Soo many Dylan songs to check out! Legendary songwriter/poet/artist with unique voice. Dont stop checking out Dylan! Some to get you started. Like a Rolling Stone, The Times they are a changin, Shelter from the storm, Tangled up in blues, Positively 4th st. , and the original rap tune, Subterranean Homesick Blues.

[@Able-Man]

I can remember the other "Winchman/Iceman" on a scallop boat upon which I also went "Winchman/Iceman"; in the summer of 1980; singing this song... AND "Maggie's Farm "... AND, etc. ...

[@astroteech]

I'm 65 and I know this story and this song. Powerful and sad!

[@johndillon5488]

"He aint no gentleman Jim" - brilliant line.

[@MizCriz46]

Dylan's 1st recording came out when I was 16. I was instantly mesmerized by that voice. I've been listening to him ever since. Thank for playing this masterpiece.

[@mickknight6963]

Great song! So much to listen to. I saw him back home in Mississippi in the "Rolling Thunder Review". 1975. So good live, great show and guests. I was in high school and just being there was so heavy.....always loved Dylan.

[@MichaelNaydeck]

If you wanna go down the Bob Dylan rabbit hole I will be right there with you. I have been a fan of Dylan since I was a child. He's still my favorite storyteller/songwriter.

[@sea-ferring]

Hurricane is one of my favorite Dylan songs.

[@CrimsonViper38]

To see Bob's songwriting talent on full blast, watch Mr. Tambourine Man (Live at the Newport Folk Festival. 1964). Every bit an inflection point for modern music as the Beatles.

[@jddelvec1870]

So many great songs. “Blowin in the wind” “Maggie’s Farm”

[@terrywright8731]

Awesome. Mid 70's Bob is my favorite. Anything from Bob live from the Rolling Thunder Review is gold.

[@thomasord8636]

Like a Rolling Stone. Tangled up in blue. Two musts. Incredible song writer, poet. Dive deep.

[@MarthaLaguna-th1bp]

Violin always gets me too. She is amazing. Dylan’s songs are like a novel.

[@ecnoto]

Yes, please, I want to see more Dylan reactions!

[@joannem8405]

Yes #PoloReacts go down the Bob Dylan rabbit hole. Its a wild ride and his music will have a lasting effect on the rest of your life!

[@kirkschabatka7744]

Thanks Polo, powerful, happy New year!

[@stevesuttie2644]

The black and white live version of Like a Rolling Stone was a big deal when Dylan brought electric guitar into his acoustic folk sound for the first time Great video!