The Drums of Highway 61 Revisited

[@cobb_thedrummer]

The Sun’s not yellow, it’s chicken. Intro [00:00] Background [00:25] Like a Rolling Stone [01:04] Tombstone Blues [01:50] It Takes a Lot to Laugh, It Takes a Train to Cry [02:35] From a Buick 6 [03:19] Ballad of a Thin Man [03:59] Queen Jane Approximately [04:20] Highway 61 Revisited [05:09] Just Like Tom Thumb’s Blues [5:38] Outro [06:07]

[@54macdog]

This is a great idea, going through an entire album.

[@Emlizardo]

Thanks for walking us through these drum parts!

[@danielo174]

Brilliant video. As always. Thanks

[@nedjowann]

hardest drop of the year

[@gastrein11]

Love these album drum breakdowns, keep them coming , no one else does them, very cool

[@nateuhrich1527]

Would love to see this for blonde on blonde too

[@frankmiller4550]

This album and Nashville Skyline were my favorites.

[@HarryK-HK]

When I heard Tombstone Blues I thought Gotta Be Above It, Tame Impala.

[@huntergaumont2617]

awesome vid!

[@tomjunowak]

Nice man! I recommend checking out George Receli on his 2000s records, such as Modern Times

[@jeromedavis8575]

I like from a buick 6. The ride cymbal carries the drums through.

[@luisjosepinto]

I just know one b dylan song. Is any of his other stuff good and by what standards?

[@LanceEads]

As the pretty much undisputed greatest songwriter of the 20th century, with 40 studio albums and tons of other recorded output, yeah, you could say some of his other stuff is "good." He started his career as a solo artist with no band; just him, an acoustic guitar, and a harmonica or occasionally piano. Starting with "Bringing it All Back Home" and continuing through "Highway 61 Revisited" and "Blonde on Blonde" he more or less invented folk rock. Then, after resting up from a motorcycle accident, he invented country rock. Over the span of his career he also did some original gospel albums, some things that bordered on punk/new wave, and much more. Besides being a master songwriter, he's a skilled musician who tends toward playing the understated in service of the song, and he's a distinctive and much emulated singer, though some people take issue with the timbre of his voice. "Shot of Love" is one of my favorite albums of his when it comes to the drumming, but overall I'd recommend for new listeners: 1. Blood on the Tracks, 2. Highway 61 Revisited, 3. Blonde on Blonde 4. Desire 5. New Morning. Those are all older albums by him, but his newer output ever since 1997's "Time Out of Mind" is really good as well.

[@resipsaloquitur13]

Texas back beat. The end.

[@naaziguy7967]

So....If youd like um....send me a sample of you drummin in a few different styles, tempos and time signatures, id be supestotesinterested in making a track and sending it back. For growth!