it's like watching someone recall a dream, and suddenly it comes back to him. You'd be able to see the light in his eyes with out those glasses in that moment.

LOVE💖 I could listen to Bobby singing "da duh da dahhh" for hours. From the looks of it so would everyone in that room. Jesus they were so hopped up! On top of being talented...was there ever a more beautiful face?? I think not.

This is my favorite Dylan song. It means almost EVERYTHING to me, in all of the ways. What a rare gem of a treat to watch him discovering how to create this song, or whatever you’d call his ‘process’.

"It's just a tune man, The words were corny." It's a great song

His humming is better than most people's finished songs.

Best thing I ever seen. So authentic raw yet melodious and beautiful

This has been released. The first re-issue of 'Don't Look Back" on DVD included a second disc entitled "65 Revisited" and this scene appears that film. If you haven't seen the film, it's well worth obtaining for plenty of DLB outtakes, though there are more !

'65 - the first year I got to see him... barely 16, I stole my mom's 65 Impala Chevy and drove up I-5 to the Hollywood Bowl. Saw him come on stage solo for 45 minutes doing all his old stuff, then came the intermission and then all these people came on stage and started playing electronic music. I asked the guys to my right, "Hey - Any idea when Dylan's coming back on?" They pointed and said... "Um...That is Dylan..." It was Dylan and the BAND...hfs! And NO. I did not "boo". Seven years later in 1972, I got invited to a Philly Folk Fest afterparty in Bob Dylan's tiny Schwenksville motel room (nobody knew he was there!)... Maria Muldaur, Janis Ian, and others were reclined on the floor, he on a chair under a lamp. They asked him "Please - Play 2-10 train" and that's what he did. He was about 30 yrs old at that point and I soaked in every single second of that moment understanding my very unique privilege... what a precious memory!

G. O. A. T. 🎶. Thanks for it all Bob Dylan 👍💜

Great! Lovely to hear his searching of the notes of the melody. At the beginning he is uncertain and he try to find the notes, than the melody arrive: let me die in my footsteps before I go down under the ground. The song has been written against the war, quoting some biblical passage. I adore his first footsteps ❤️

For people wondering how he can't remember, my take is that he has simply forgotten it. He was writing so many songs/poems/lyrics in that period - he mentions in another interview 100-150!! He recorded this song as a throwaway outtake 5 years earlier, and probably never sung it again. As an amateur musician myself, I've forgotten more pieces of music and songs than I could count, if you don't play them regularly they disappear. You are constantly refreshing your brain with new material.

Sitting in a hotel room / a very Happy few/ listening to the Shakespeare & Mozart of our times jamming with a pure joy painted on his face & smile/ That's Paradise/ that's really Is Knocking on Heaven's Doors!. The best footage of KZfaq Is Here! Stay tuned on Swingin' Pig Channel! That's the true Beauty & happiness without the Need for stupid & harmful chemical additieves! That's for sure! Dear Swingin' go on & follow your Heart! I Wish you & all the Bob listeners a beautifoul day & week!🤗😎😋😂😆👍👏♥️

Dylan humming can be a single by itself

Wow 😮

I dont know if this is some old song but this is how you write a song,you play some chords and hum melody until you know you got it.

I adore this channel

Love the way he gets excited about his own songs coz it shows that they don't really know where its from

That’s one of his best songs. Forgotten 3 years after he wrote it lol

Another Gem, Thanks SP

What an incredible gem. Thank you so much for sharing this.

so glad i found this channel

I'll gladly take your KZfaq gifts. Makes me glad I woke up this morning. Thank you.

Loved Bobby´s shades.. He likes to waltz like Long John L

One of his best songs without doubt

THis is strangely revealing of Dylans songwriting process?

yeah young BOB

Oh the Summertime is a' comin' 🍦 Thank all that need to be thanked, that Mr Dylan is much younger now x

This is something special

to forget that he made this song is because he's a very productive genius, I don't understand how it's possible to forget

Bravo!

I'm posting again. This might be my all time favorite Dylan clip! I mean it. 1:47 of optical bliss. The whole thing, Joanie's smile, kooky sidekicks, Bobby on the Nick Lucas looking cool. **sigh**

I actually really like this song and the lyrics and he said himself the words are corny, damn

Great song...

I just learned this song

Nobel winner

So great to see this ! with the great Joan Baez ! Does anybody know what type of guitar is Bob playing ? can't figure out the brand

I wish there was more videos

bob dylan!!!

I have a Gibson Nick Lucas 12 fret sunburst

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Do you have the full set of disc 18 of the Cutting Edge? I only got the deluxe version and not the Collectors edition. I know you've already posted some of the Denver and Glasgow songs but wondered if you could post all the Savoy ones?

Did anyone notice Joan Baez' wee thumb strumming each new chord?

you will live at least 15 years more

The expanded clip of this is an impromptu showing off of songs between Dylan and Donovan. You can see Donovan very briefly in this clip - blushing a little, I believe - because what I think is really going on here is that Donovan had demo'd his song 'Colours' and then Dylan has grabbed up the guitar to work out how to play it and kind of take the piss out of him for it. I may be wrong about this but I think that's what's at play. As great as Dylan was and Is (I am a big Dylan fan), he is not infallible. Personally I think this is one moment that displays rudeness and arrogance. ✌️😎

Was that Rick Danko on the sofa?

Dylan excavating himself

Mate i love to be in dat roon haha ha

Bob thought the words to Let me Die were "corny?" Interesting

Wtf that's exactly how i write but of course I'm not 1% of what bob Dylan is

I think he's a bit lost with the melody. The original seems to have been played with a capo on the 1st fret and using G as (G#) as the root chord.

Who threw the fucking glass in the street man!

This is the song he is trying to recall. It was recorded for The Freewheelin' album 1962, but it was replaced by A Hard Rain. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/r81gapiS2dS-c58.html

I don't get it, is it a joke? He's humming Let Me Die In My Footsteps, which he wrote in 1962, if not earlier, and of which there are versions around from that time. So here, in an outtake from Don't Look Back, he's acting like it has no words yet? I mean, I know Bob is a consummate BS'er and Crazy Man, but this is just off the charts.

What kind of Raybans is Bob wearing? Looks like the Meteor model?

Why joanne dont speak to him as :" Robert" 😂😂😂

As good as this song is, it was, I believe, "Blowin in the Wind" that kicked open the doors of folk music, and eventually rock and roll.

Strong traces of Wild Mountain Thyme in this one. (Is there any music this guy didn't steal?)