Bob Dylan was a remarkable young man.

 

I like some of his music. I used to have a couple his CD's.

He looks like Prince if he was white instead of purple.

 

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Next time someone tells you Bobby can't sing, play 'em "Blind Willy McTell".

Killer song. Killer vocal.

...and having Mark Knopfler accompanying him on acoustic doesn't hurt either.

 

One of Bob's best songs. And the funny thing is that he wrote it and forgot about it. Then he heard The Band play it and that inspired him to include it at his own gigs.

 

Yes, while he was young.

 

Before Bob everybody was singing whimsical lyrics about cars and girls, so you could say he changed the world.

 

Seen him 3 times.. my fave was as a young 15 year old in the mud for the Hard Rain Tour with Mick Ronson on guitar.. wow

 

You saw Mick Ronson?

Man, forget my sister. You're getting ME in a frenzy, Baz.

 

I'm really happy, after seeing your post, to Google and discover that he is not dead yet...

 

Man could write lyrics and tell stories, I'll tell you that

 

Still can.

Still can.

 

Dylan gets booed for going electric, while playing one of the greatest songs ever written, that's irony for you

 

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Blowing In The Wind (Live On TV, March 1963)

Bob Dylan - Blowing In The Wind (Acoustic Cover by Sound Circle)

Blowin' In The Wind - Bob Dylan Free Guitar Lesson

Dylan is considered one of the most influential musicians of the 20th century. “For his poetic new creations in
the great American song tradition”, he was the first musician to receive the Nobel Prize for Literature in 2016.

 

And decline it initially!

 

And after the first docu on Disney+, I see he obviously impressed himself upon certain individuals in The Beatles.

 

Besides absolutely everything else, one of the things that I have always admired about Bob is his just nailing every phrase that he presents vocally. Sinatra and Tony Bennet are two others that are in the high stratosphere to me regarding their delivery.