Good point Amalia . And actually he is singing very well in this performance . Clear .

Picasso was Spanish so he probably could bash out a chord or two on the guitar - but he didn't have the time because he was preoccupied. . . . .

Nicely put Amalia

Well said

Good points. But we really need to further define what it means to be a "good singer". Having a classically great voice is admirable, but it doesn't mean you can sing with deep expressiveness or have a distinctive voice. The voice that is somewhat imperfect but unique and soulful--that's what matters most to me. Bob Dylan is known for that kind of voice--immediately identifiable as his and so expressive with the material. Of course, he doesn't always use that voice in concert. I've seen him too often trying to blot out anything from his original recording, singing in this fast monotone without expression, as if going blank.

You lucky, Dawg!

Do you remember who was on slide? Can't really tell from the video.

@@timelessdrifter2326 It is not Derek.

Where was this concert?

@@edgruber9380 Bob Carpenter Center at University of Delaware. First time I'd heard of Susan Tedeschi. Love the Tedeschi Trucks Band!

Fun with Bob!

Thank you

I've seen Dylan 3 times in Melb Australia n each time was better than the one before! John Lennon n Paul Macartney come next as the top Songwriters in the English language but Dylan really is out there on his own!

This song means so much to you, and then one day you found yourself on Highway 61! That is so swell. Thanks for telling us.

used to hitchhike up 61 many a time from Winona to Duluth - its a gorgeous bit of roadway

Had a similar experience driving from St Louis to New Orleans and seeing the exit for Fruitland and Jackson

Ahhh i believe that title goes to Sir Paul, although it was Jimmy and Robert that wrote the greatest song ever!

Bad baby bad

Susan an Deelan 60's to present

COOLEST DUDE EVER SHERRIE 😎

I hear ya The late great Vern Gosdin who was known as The Voice in country music has a song called b-24 I think? Anyway the lyrics are AH my neon neighbors they like what I play cuz I`ve played every night since you walked away, every day they replace Ole B-24, cuz every night I run a needle through Walkin the floor, every night I run a needle through walkin the floor, cuz I love ET(Ernest) (Tubb) and The Troubadours and tonight I`m goin down and listen some more

@@ojoluci9234 lofzang

I think Derick had something to do with that 😂

@@GGT950 Susan has her merits. She was lost on this vid musically, and not really a musician in TTB, but she does have the pipes, and that women can sing perfectly. But yes, Derick is mindblowingly good.

Damn rights they are .. great live band .. and Susan plays a big part .. that many folks staying together and travelling and living together day in .. day out ... that takes more than a great slide player. That takes a Mother. Peace y'all

Thanks Walter. The Tedeschi Trucks Band (TTB) was formed 11 years after this video. Formed in 2010, the band is led by married couple Susan Tedeschi and Derek Trucks. Their debut album, Revelator, won the 2012 Grammy Award for Best Blues Album.

Walter Wilkins meh.

@gregnormal5101 All my life since my teens when his first recording hit the radio

Hank Sinatra 40 concerts! Wonderful. My first Dylan concert 1978, too -- Boston Garden

Susan T puts the smile on his face and guitar

Right? WTF?

The smiling was quite a shock for me. Bob Dylan -1998-09-22 - The Grandstand Puyallup Fair, was the most depressing concert I have ever been to. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/h7pdqthq2r6vmYU.html

Burn Eggroll ; hahaha, yeah old Bob there appears to be really smitten there to Susan T. & I can’t says I blame him... hahaha

Exactly how I feel. Good to see it was a buzz for both of them

It's just bots dude. It's got to be.

Probably because of his crappy signing, don't you think? The record company doesn't let him get away with this on his albums.

or maybe it's the fault of Newark, Delaware

They're called haters

Don't you people who comment on the thumbs down number realize it will probably go up substantially by the time anyone reads it?

The first time I heard her was on the radio and my thought was, "Wow, I never heard this Janis Joplin song before and Bonnie Raitt sure is singing in perfect harmony with Janis." Later I learned about Susan on guitar.

GOOD 1

Wondering who you think the great covers are. I personally love Dave Alvin's take on it. PJ Harvey definitely puts her own twist on it, as does Johnny Winter, but Dave Alvin turns a masterpiece into yet another masterpiece.

@@karenvarbalow5886 - Hey! Think of 'All Along The Watchtower' by Dylan... and think about Jimi Hendrix' version. The kernel of how the song was first recorded is preserved and THEN Hendrix put his stamp on it. I loved both versions so... to me, that's what makes a great cover.

Johnny Winter’s cover’s outta sight

@@karenvarbalow5886 Johnny Winter and Dave Alvin are my 2 favorite versions also only met the Dave Alvin version recently and it's a great example of what Joe Jacobs said as good as they are, as great as the song is, and with a hearty amen to J.Jacob's pt re: this + other Dylan songs I still say that the wild ass bare bones circus backup on the original album cut + Bob's vocals there will always be my favorite with "great covers" part of the topic here, I'm wondering if there are Gov't Mule fans here they put their own tasty stamp on a wide variety of covers, so much so I don't think of them as a "covers" band

not rare at all.

This is from 1999.many years ago, but i first saw Dylan in the 1970s w his Rolling Thunder Review..now this was def a cool group of musicians. I was in love with his music lyrically, and ISIS is powerful. But when Joan Baez and the especially unique and special Joni Mitchell are there too......i was in heaven. My luck changed. I hung out with those 2 ladies at a bar in Buffalo NY, way back in 1977 or 78. CSN&Y appreciated these ladies too. But to hear Tedeschi with Bob Dylan, I'm here...another of the great Women who know good musicians . Who has a place among the great guitarists of all time..Derek Trucks. Dylan was an influencer of a very special kind. His Ballads are on par w/ Leonard Cohen .

This was shot the year her band toured as Dylan’s opening act. I worked one of her shows a couple of years earlier, she is one of those people who just makes people smile.

@@jimgilchrist8106 And a great singer and guitar player. I had the chance to see TTB in concert 2 years ago, a great memory !

That Bobby announced "Sue is back here with us" must have thrilled Susan deeply to her bones. Amazing tribute to her from Bobby. 💕

Is that Cesar Diaz also on stage with them, playing guitar around them in the hat?

@@anniemaroneymcmillion8860 No the man near Susan is Tony Garnier the bass player in Bob's band since more than 3 decades now!

For which I humbly believe he deserves, at least, a Grammy, if not a Pulitzer. Wouldn't be his first.

Just can't help it

WELL, I dooooooooo! Lyrics are pure Dylan, the consummate song composer poet!

Well Susan anyway, Dylan is a shit guitarist

well the lyrics are first about god and abraham talking about cricifying jesus.

@@meredithangove7644 Well, it would be Isaac, not Jesus.... but okay, maybe killing Jesus on Highway 61 as he rides his dinosaur into Jerusalem. Sounds about right.

Abraham was commanded by God to kill his son. It’s in the Old Testament-famous Bible story. In order to prove his faith Abraham had to do the unthinkable. He took his son up a mountain and tied him up. He was ready to slit his throat when God stopped him at the last second. There’s your sadistic God that so many worship. As Dylan puts it, when Abraham hesitated God said, “Well the next time you see me coming you better run”. No choice for the guy

Hello from south africa bob dylan was part of the amazing sixties growing up in england driving up to the lake district to keswick and meeting all the hippies there at the wool pack inn all of us singing bob Dylan's songs and drinking cider staying in our tents beside the lakes amazing amazing times

I love Derek Trucks!!! And was amazed at his 12year old guitar playing skills. His wife is good too. Wondered how they hooked up. Dylan is a great songwriter, but i like it when others do his songs. I have seen many great artists perform with him tho!! 💜

Possible spoiler: Derek is the nephew of Butch Trucks, original and long-time drummer for the Allman Brothers Band. (Just saying it wasn't simply a serendipitous guitar purchase combined with miraculous career breaks.)

I remember seeing Derek Trucks at Skipper’s Smokehouse in the 80s. Just a kid.

Thanks for the back story. I live in Delaware and wish I had gone to this show.

And of course, Susan and Derek have one of the best bands in music. I often thought that if Janice reincarnated it would have been as Susan. What a great joy this video is.

No, his hand wasn’t in his pocket. What he did was having a rocking good time, he was brilliant, she not so much. I don’t blame her. Do you remember that random girl, with a hat, who took the scene with bravura. His guards tried to make her leave, but Bob is the boss, he wanted her to stay. I wonder if she really jumped up on stage, and delivered. What do you think? Anyway it was great 👍🏼.she gave him a 💋 kiss. ❤️

Best I could tell Susan sounded great. She seemed more than a little nervous, but who wouldn’t be. She plays a mean guitar and has the voice of a thousand angels.

DAYNE,EXACTLY 🤗

one is on the one and the other on the 5.. Windy Austin did this tune justice...

Did he smile at the concert? I saw him at Doubleday Field at the Baseball Hall of Fame in 2006. After ten songs the roadies unplugged the keyboard he was playing. About 5 songs later his raspy Dylan voice kicked in and the rest of the concert cooked! Junior Brown Opened. Listen to "Highway Patrol" by Junior. Thanks Dayne!

She's a pearl, shining, cute and happy to be in the music with maestro, and then of course she's a true guitar player. I've seen this clip over and over. Did't know her. Exiting.

PLAYFUL BOB lol

Yes Theresa, you got it. I know many "famous" musicians and I've sat with them, just the 2 of us and at public appearances, talking about things other than music. But when they hit the stage, that's when they shine. And, when you know them and they're on stage playing ,you can see when they're having fun playing with other great musicians it is a joy. They love playing for people and they really appreciate the fans; that is the ones I know. I have met some, however, that developed that snobbish attitude. Those are the ones that I avoided from then on. The ones that I've known over the years and stay in touch with are the genuinely nice people. They are humble and most don't know how great they really are. But I love to see them having fun and laughing and playing with other great musicians.

Being a musician is the best job in the world. Imagine getting paid to have so much fun!

She is adorable.thanks

Nothing like a little pussy to motivate a guy!

It was Bobs gig man......she is so lucky to be there. And she did well........brilliant.

Absolutely agree!! 👍

Fuck yeah. Wasn't that a classic! More so then johnny b goode. Prodigal Son still my fav tho

Im agree to. Vinter is great

Thanks Ken. Yep, we've been Dylan fans for 50+ years, and he still can't sing. LOL.

gave you a THUMPS up i guess DRUNK don,t know WHEN,,,,,but FUCK IS YOUR COMMENTAR FUNNY-=) -)-)

Whenever someone at work would ask if I could do something (I wrote software for a living) I'd always answer, "Well yes, I think it can be very easily done..."

I went to a Dylan concert a few years ago. He played this but it was totally different. I prefer the original.

@@perstorbye6213 That's Bob. One of the great things about going to his shows is trying to figure out what song he is playing before he actually starts singing, and sometimes, if he has really changed it up, it isn't until he hits the chorus or refrain that the song is revealed. One can imagine how boring it would be, being on an endless tour as he is, to approach a song the same way every night. The variety is one reason his concert bootlegs are so great!

Sure, Universe. And Universe’s Creator.

Dylan w with Bloomfield ain't bad!

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Neil Young.

Listen to his "Saved" album. He sings: "You can call me Bob, or you can call me Bobby, or you can call me Zim, or you can call me Zimmy".

nonsense.

I really love this, but heard nothing like Clapton and Hendrix. 🤷🏻‍♂️

and vice versa

Yah I agree, It's Charlie we don't see soloing. As a fellow band member, i know one doesn't get don't get all the kudos when a soloist jams , just grab a beer and wait for the next set.

Just holding down the rhythm with the maestro and loving being there.