Bob Dylan - The Lonesome Death Of Hattie Carroll (REMASTERED LIVE FOOTAGE - 1964)

[@filofilo1178]

This human being is incredibly unique. One of the most beautiful things that ever happened to us.

[@DannyRoseOfficial]

Agreed

[@malooch]

Agreed. Everyone tries to “figure out dylan” but there’s nothing to figure out; he just is who he is and that’s it. As you said, incredibly unique.

[@desert_holly]

We are so very lucky to live and listen to his incredible catalog during HIS lifetime. 💓💓💓 It's incredible how many people don't realize the magnitude this man is. Let your children listen to Mr. Dylan 💚 he's got something to say. Something to make your heart open, something to make your soul shake, something to make your eyes weep and something to make you appreciate.

[@filofilo1178]

@@desert_holly Agreed! Beautiful.

[@stonedtommy403]

@@desert_holly I agree totally. Ppl will be listening to Mr Dylan in 500yrs, as they do Mozart or Shakespeare. So I guess we are so lucky to be alive at the same time as him and breathing the same air. I love the man, its ridicules ❤️

[@miguelraeder3005]

The lyrics fits perfectly for the construction of an imagery of the entire situation. Bob uses magic while writing. My favorite songwriter!!

[@nissi.k]

You say it well!

[@0otee]

Totally agree. Its a mesmerizing ‘performance’ but thats Dylans’ speciality apart from making people see the light!

[@HaroldSeaman]

Many a man could write a book of 5000 pages and still not convey as much as dylan can in a 5min song, he doesn't tell the story, he takes you along to witness it!

[@krystofvlasak7650]

True

[@BiggDannyC]

Yes, Dylan had a bit of an advantage over the written word since he delivered his message with a snarling voice, pounding guitar, and wailing harmonica. Those who say he can't sing apparently never listened to, or understood, a line of his music. They miss entirely the point of his being.

[@juanvarleta2558]

He was so much older then. Happy birthday to Bob and thanks S.P.

[@thebacons5943]

Yet he was right

[@aminabrown9467]

My teacher mr owens introduced me to this song in highschool 2011 rest in peace mr owens

[@dwaynewladyka577]

Bob Dylan turns 80 this month. His legacy of writing profound songs will never be paralleled. The closest to what Bob Dylan did is Leonard Cohen. Thanks for sharing this. It is a very deep song, and a good performance. Cheers!

[@craigslistdave2086]

Honorable mentions: Neil Young, Robert Hunter (lyricist for the Grateful Dead). Not to take away from what you said, Bob Dylan is second to none.

[@DanielGarcia-zk5ns]

HAPPY BIRTHDAY.... Señor.., Bob Dylan..... I KNOW YOU ARE THE MAN....

[@kp6750]

Or Marley .. if you understand the words

[@vargasmento2694]

Yes you have said it, Hallelujah

[@markkremer7908]

Leonard Cohen is ok.....Dylan is the best, not even close....saw him 6 times plus the dylan tribute in 1992 at msg with my 13 year old daughter

[@jjm6557]

like catching lightning in a bottle, we'll never see anyone like him ever again :)

[@bernadineseidel7078]

This story about Hattie is heartbreaking and every time I listen to Bob's words I cry. Probably my number 1 Bob Dylan songs. Though there are many.. this is it.

[@kevanbrown7620]

This is an amazing song. The way Dylan tells the injustice. No one else could do this.

[@BiggDannyC]

Mr. Swingin' Pig - What a great (but terribly sad) post. Good to see that there are folks who discover and appreciate meaningful works of art and fight to keep them visible for the rest of us. Thank you.

[@bendrescher7185]

I love the entire CBC quest performance. I really do think the Times They Are A-Changin is such a perfect album. I think it’s his best folk period album.

[@Anthony-hu3rj]

I agree. Freewheelin has some filler on it, but Times is all solid.

[@DannyRoseOfficial]

💯

[@RhysPitman94]

The Senate in Star Wars would concur with this evaluation.

[@majones7004]

I hear-tell there are "some" copies of FWBD out-there with (maybe) FOUR MORE songs...

[@0otee]

Thank you so much Swingin’ Isnt this in a bar or something? You write its at a CBC TV studio, unbelievable! What a great upgrade and amazing performance by Dylan Feb. ‘64 ‘Letter of Law has no top and no bottom’.. Thanks Dylan🌺🌹❤️🌷🌞👌

[@nissi.k]

Thank you Swingin’ 🙏🏻🇨🇦🤍🇺🇸

[@thesimulation9651]

Thank you swingin pig, much appreciated ✌️❤️🎶 hope you're doing well!

[@nicolen.9642]

Thanks for the commitment to share Bob with us.

[@RhysPitman94]

Thanks Swingin' Pig for sharing your collection of Bob 👍

[@yaelyhya4346]

We are lucky to have Bob Dylan in our lifes♥️

[@marzimarzi7651]

This is really the truth, Yael!

[@DanielGarcia-zk5ns]

Thats true BROTHER

[@majones7004]

I like "our lifes"!

[@thebacons5943]

Might be my favorite of his songs (he literally has dozens of all-time classics). The 🐐

[@thenneedd]

how does someone so young write that? touched.

[@janarnaud8058]

In the 60's Young people read Bertold Brecht, Rimbaud, Lorca, and listened old ballads from everywhere. This is the Difference with today's young people

[@Bernard-Shakey]

@@janarnaud8058 and they still didn't write songs like this. Dylan is a genius music talent, that's why.

[@jeffkaufman9875]

@then For what it’s worth, Bob himself says that he made a deal with Ol’ Scratch at the crossroads, which might explain a lot…

[@thenneedd]

@@jeffkaufman9875 he didnt say that

[@jeffkaufman9875]

@the Actually he did; what he exactly meant by saying it is open to speculation, including mine and/or yours…

[@debbyledbetter4434]

Many thanks for all you do to keep these gems coming, difficult as it can be to bring them here. So happens this period of Bob's is my first favorite.... still. Video is wonderful for lack of a harder-hitting word. Dylan and his writing are hard to put into words anyway. Take care and be well, as always

[@caracas787]

So are you related to Hudie Ledbetter

[@marieboutin9054]

Excellent. Absolutely amazing. Such a beautiful song and a beautiful, powerful voice. And he was so young. Bob Dylan is a genius.

[@corneliakapelinski]

In " Chronicles" Bob told us about his admire for the Brecht Theatre , his girlfriend Suze Rotolo had drawn his attention to it..It Looks as he wanted to perform his own version. It is a connection from Woody Guthrie , Brecht Theatre , Neorealitic Film like Pasolini, Rossellini and performed by the best songwriter ever..

[@joshdavis1637]

I don't think there's any other lyric by any artist that gives me the same feeling as the words 'bury the rag deep in your face, for now's the time for your tears'.

[@Blaugenballin]

This song may be one of the explanations why people from all over the planet, including musicians from various genres (in my particular case, I play tango and Argentine folklore) listen to Bob Dylan.

[@artchem1]

Oh my, I feel the heartbreak in his verse .. “ and criticized the fears in the heartbreak of her tears “ ... how very poignant of my life after 30 years of marriage... to be traded away, for a street walkin way.. for that’s who he left us .. without a penny to our name ... Thank you SP , sometimes, I do declare that you are reading my feelings , at the the very time time ... you send us a reminiscence of years gone by. ... thank you so very very much, SP. You are ever so appreciated and I too am so very grateful as you always seem to feel my mood. Good Shabbos 🌟🧡🌟🥲🎵🎶🎥🏞🌠🌑🌿. Kindly Always, jan

[@thelordraj5412]

Thank you for your work and truly preserving these videos!

[@aerialtour]

This is just pure, Dylan sang about this terrible incident only in the way he could. Very nice remastering quality, thank you.

[@xy3536]

My god bob..... So moving beautiful..... What a gift you are ....

[@federicolopez185]

Best melodies on popular songs ever. Thank you for your magic, Bob!!! And greetings from Uruguay!

[@femmedeplume1]

So strong and beautiful ! Thank's a lot.

[@ivancapeller6990]

Brilliant performance of a wonderful song

[@imannonymous7707]

Im proud to be canadian. And im proud to say the CBC saw that dylan was an emerging young talent who needed to be heard

[@toddtrojek6521]

Bet Bobby was hanging around with Gordon Lightfoot.

[@nathanboscheinen2125]

Poet of the highest order

[@roybean7166]

Outstanding video, outstanding performance. As usual.

[@majones7004]

damn weird video...

[@roybean7166]

@@majones7004 why ??

[@majones7004]

@@roybean7166 'cause Bob wanted that way, I reckon.

[@1DaTJo]

So great it makes me cry.

[@mario7frankielee]

a „smoking“ piece of history 🙏

[@amarildo650]

nao posso deixar de comentar esse trabalho do inicio de Bob Dylan o ultimo idolo para mim

[@obomevelhomagal]

Um gênio realmente. Amo todas

[@oleggorky906]

I like the stuff that Bob recorded with Johnny Cash, which was featured on his television show in 1969. If memory serves me right he invited him onto his very first show; two brilliant artists at their peak, putting their stuff out into the universe. I especially like the great duet that they did on Girl from the North Country. I hate it when people said that Dylan lost it in the late sixties, just because he didn’t follow the psychedelic craze and decided to play some country rock instead; John Wesley Harding and Nashville Skyline are great albums and so is New Morning for that matter (it’s an under appreciated master piece with some great songs, such as; Went to See the Gypsy, If Dogs Run Free, If Not for You, Day of the Locusts and of course, the title track. Coming back to the Quest Show, made for Canadian television I think in 1964, I love the relaxed, ambient presentation which was obviously going down pretty well and is clearly being enjoyed by all (I’ve seen the whole thing before, but like you said they seem to be clamping down on uploader’s now).

[@artmoss6889]

For the longest time, when Dylan sings "William Zanzinger," I thought he was singing "Wiiliams and Zinger." In other words, I thought Hattie was murdered by two men.

[@roaring_angels]

Bob

[@THEDUSTINLEWITSHOW]

Thank you Swingin' Pig! 😎👍❤

[@michaelahles1586]

Just wanted to say how much I appreciate the channel! If you are able to upload any more of the clips from cbc quest I'd love it. That's one of my favorite dylan performances. Thanks much love swingin pig

[@timgray3130]

One of the most profound acts of protest and, in a way, justice for Hattie Carroll. Dylan came through when the justice system wouldn't and "sentenced" Zanzinger himself.

[@artchem1]

Thank you for sharing how Bobby has not changed his politics , throughout his life,, in his songs ♥️🇬🇧✡🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟

[@Blaugenballin]

El arte tiene la capacidad de sublimar y transformar el dolor en algo bello para la Humanidad, como esta canción. Un ser exquisito de quien tenemos la suerte de ser sus contemporános.

[@brendanodonnell6649]

Hermoso Gracias

[@sayeager5559]

Todd Snider just released a cover of this today. Its a great song.

[@DannyRoseOfficial]

👏🏻

[@majones7004]

I bet that's good...

[@martindowney8737]

There is no misery that a full pipe and glass cannot mellow is the advert this song and every song sings.

[@STYLES2482]

You can see the pain in his eyes when he sings. ❤❤❤❤

[@ljk7785]

One wonders has he tapped the cosmos? Perhaps his blood runs thick with the ancestry of the maligned and forgotten? Happy Birthday beloved one!

[@michaelopm1]

So Awesome! Thanks!!

[@dylang.1822]

Buon compleanno, forever Young Immenso Bob

[@BobDylanfan]

Thank you Bob

[@rileyfraser9920]

And almost 50 years after, has anything changed

[@rickyv8709]

An incredible song

[@astridahl-0lsen533]

My favorite man!

[@DannyRoseOfficial]

Yes!! 🔥❤️❤️

[@fffffffffffffffffffffffffffffz]

23 years old man, wow

[@MrTambourine0005]

is there an album or a collection of these live? I'm pretty sure this is the same live where he sang a hard rain and girl from the north country, wich are both incredibly beautiful versions, so if there's an album or a collection of them, I need it!

[@neverendinglove2527]

Happy Birthday Bob!

[@Δογλογ]

👍nobel peace 💕greetings

[@karmenjazbec7743]

YEAH YOUNG BOB YOU ARE THE BEST

[@carleenmejzastrumunderthes4130]

A best song he ever wrote and sang :)

[@andrewbaker4253]

Genius

[@johnmitchelljr]

Sometimes Mr. Dylan can rip out your heart- squeeze out all the blood -and put it back in you to give you new look at the world. Thank you. 5:25

[@karmenjazbec7743]

I COULD DIE IN MY SOLITUDE AND MY DOG AND CAT ONLY THEM WOULD NOTICE

[@Piggy-Oink-Oink]

if there is a kinescope of this--maybe yo ucan find the kinescope of Dylan on lloyd thaxton 1965...or was it The Larry Kane show..whichever-both shows were WIPED..thanks ABC lol

[@SwinginPig]

Are you thinking of the Les Crane appearance? So unfortunately that it was wiped; what fools 🙄 there are rumors of a kinescope of Les crane, but it has not been found yet, and I assume it never will.

[@Piggy-Oink-Oink]

@@SwinginPig That is it LES CRANE SHOW..that also has been wiped but Ive seen 10 sec of the kinescope..someone has it.whether they are still alive ?? ...what a find if anyone can track it down.

[@didierboudet88]

la réincarnation de ts Eliot, de Whitman et de Rimbaud.

[@aum3.146]

Greatness

[@カエルくん-p8w]

素晴らしい。

[@martindowney8737]

A voice.

[@martindowney8737]

That could make him a poet.

[@vayesincha]

😍😍😍

[@vargasmento2694]

Applies to nuff situations in society today,teach us Teacher grew up listening 🎧 to this JEWISH teacher.peace and blessings to you and yours Bob

[@DriftinAndDreamin]

you who philosophize, disgrace and criticize all fears, Take the rag away from your face, now ain't the time for Your tears.

[@martindowney8737]

Before the smell there are old people in the shop I go to.

[@robertmathewson7627]

Joni said it best, he’s a great imitator if not he best. Original, hardly. Yet as a poet what can be said. Poet laureate of the century

[@domoroboto8752]

who was he imitating in his electric years? Who is he imitating in Visions of Johanna? Surely his early work is very much in the same vein of the folk greats but later i don’t think so.

[@martindowney8737]

Smell the death and don't walk away. It is a smell for to think about.

[@jaspernewcomb5656]

Dylan was a poet that drank from the well whose water brought forth the words he should tell. Bob Zimmerman was just a regular guy.

[@martindowney8737]

Dylan come to play.

[@guillermokersh7270]

5:28 minutes I’ll never ask back

[@martindowney8737]

Dylan does not know what he does.

[@elizabethsedillo7298]

9

[@davidbamford9284]

All so positive feed back ,he could of changer the world ,not your world. Dylan took the money 💵💰💵💰💵 and ran ,this I am certain. ,feed back please

[@Selfexplantors]

is ther a person burried here

[@martindowney8737]

A scientist wondered why a firm would spend 20 billion on a microchip company in Arizona. The answer is that they are a business and not politicians. Farms will go and they will get enough of the dwindling water supply and increasing labour supply to make it work.

[@dreamwithinadreamfilms]

He said with a single song, more than 100 BLM protesters could.

[@YoungDylan_oficial]

William Zanzinger killed poor Hattie Carroll, With a cane that he twirled around his diamond ring finger At a Baltimore hotel society gath'rin', And the cops were called in and his weapon took from him As they rode him in custody down to the station, And booked William Zanzinger for first-degree murder. But you who philosophize, disgrace and criticize all fears, Take the rag away from your face, now ain't the time for Your tears. William Zanzinger, who at twenty-four years, Owns a tobacco farm of six hundred acres With rich wealthy parents who provide and protect him, And high office relations in the politics of Maryland, Reacted to his deed with a shrug of his shoulders, And swear words and sneering, and his tongue it was Snarling, In a matter of minutes on bail was out walking. But you who philosophize, disgrace and criticize all fears, Take the rag away from your face, now ain't the time for Your tears. Hattie Carroll was a maid of the kitchen. She was fifty-one years old and gave birth to ten children Who carried the dishes and took out the garbage, And never sat once at the head of the table And didn't even talk to the people at the table, Who just cleaned up all the food from the table, And emptied the ashtrays on a whole other level, Got killed by a blow, lay slain by a cane That sailed through the air and came down through the room, Doomed and determined to destroy all the gentle. And she never done nothing to William Zanzinger. But you who philosophize, disgrace and criticize all fears, Take the rag away from your face, now ain't the time for Your tears. In the courtroom of honor, the judge pounded his gavel, To show that all's equal and that the courts are on the Level And that the strings in the books ain't pulled and Persuaded, And that even the nobles get properly handled Once that the cops have chased after and caught 'em, And that the ladder of law has no top and no bottom, Stared at the person who killed for no reason, Who just happened to be feelin' that way without warnin'. And he spoke through his cloak, most deep and distinguished, And handed out strongly, for penalty and repentance, William Zanzinger with a six-month sentence. Oh, but you who philosophize, disgrace and criticize all Fears, Bury the rag deep in your face, for now's the time for your Tears.

[@martindowney8737]

Who died exactly? Does God know?

[@martindowney8737]

Some hag you didn't know. Condeleesa Price and that is the best I have got.

[@martindowney8737]

I have visited rest homes. There is a stink that serves nobody. Non productive units you might say. I say a way forward.

[@alias2364-t9y]

The contrast could not be more poignant, nor the fall, of an Empire, over 57 yrs, be more articulated. Bob in an authentic log cabin, performing , and singing about American truth's. Meanwhile, Tucker sits in a faux log cabin, regurgitating, American lies.

[@chillin127]

William Zanzinger killed poor Hattie Carroll, With a cane that he twirled around his diamond ring finger At a Baltimore hotel society gath'rin', And the cops were called in and his weapon took from him As they rode him in custody down to the station, And booked William Zanzinger for first-degree murder. But you who philosophize, disgrace and criticize all fears, Take the rag away from your face, now ain't the time for Your tears. William Zanzinger, who at twenty-four years, Owns a tobacco farm of six hundred acres With rich wealthy parents who provide and protect him, And high office relations in the politics of Maryland, Reacted to his deed with a shrug of his shoulders, And swear words and sneering, and his tongue it was Snarling, In a matter of minutes on bail was out walking. But you who philosophize, disgrace and criticize all fears, Take the rag away from your face, now ain't the time for Your tears. Hattie Carroll was a maid of the kitchen. She was fifty-one years old and gave birth to ten children Who carried the dishes and took out the garbage, And never sat once at the head of the table And didn't even talk to the people at the table, Who just cleaned up all the food from the table, And emptied the ashtrays on a whole other level, Got killed by a blow, lay slain by a cane That sailed through the air and came down through the room, Doomed and determined to destroy all the gentle. And she never done nothing to William Zanzinger. But you who philosophize, disgrace and criticize all fears, Take the rag away from your face, now ain't the time for Your tears. In the courtroom of honor, the judge pounded his gavel, To show that all's equal and that the courts are on the Level And that the strings in the books ain't pulled and Persuaded, And that even the nobles get properly handled Once that the cops have chased after and caught 'em, And that the ladder of law has no top and no bottom, Stared at the person who killed for no reason, Who just happened to be feelin' that way without warnin'. And he spoke through his cloak, most deep and distinguished, And handed out strongly, for penalty and repentance, William Zanzinger with a six-month sentence. Oh, but you who philosophize, disgrace and criticize all Fears, Bury the rag deep in your face, for now's the time for your Tears.