I’m getting old when there’s a generation that never heard of Dylan

He doesn't remind you of other people. Without knowing they remind you of him. He came before the ones you must be thinking of

When you said, "Let's find out who Bob Dylan is" I felt my heart break a little bit.

I'm 73yrs old. My generation refers to Bob Dylan as the poet of our generation. An absolute genius with words. The most important solo artist of the 20th century. Hats off to Elvis.......but as an influence on music, songwriting, poetry, and social consciousness, I have to go with Bob Dylan.

This Nobel Prize winner for Poetry is an American TREASURE. One of the most amazing lyricists of all time.

That's why Bob Dylan's music is timeless. He's a true artist.

I can’t imagine a world without Bob Dylan .

Dylan is the Godfather of songwriters. He influenced the Beatles and countless others but still remains the master. Hence his Noble prize for literature.

Bob is the only popular singer/songwriter to win the Nobel Prize for Literature. An amazing person.

Probably the most important song ever recorded by the most important artist of the last 100years. You must listen to more. Look him up and learn about him. He is still touring at 82

Another 74 year old here. I love her reaction to the song and hearing Bob's voice for the first-time. Passed to another generation. Thanks for keeping it alive. By the way, this is my favorite song of all time.

When it comes to writing songs, no one can touch Bob Dylan. I listen to him daily, his songs lift my spirits.

You didn't listen to Bob Dylan to hear his voice. You listened to hear what he had to say. And he said a lot with every song.

He doesn't remind you of anyone.... anyone else should remind you of Bob Dylan, one of the OGs if ever there was one.

Over 145 million records sold. Over 600 songs. 40 Studio Albums. 16 live albums. 98 Singles. 54 music videos. 17 Bootleg Series records. 31 compilation albums. 25 Box sets. 7 sound tracks. Presidential Medal of Freedom. Ten Grammy awards. A Golden Glove Award. An Academy Award. A Pulitzer prize. A Nobel prize. Catalog sold for over $300 million.

I wouldn't give up the last 60 years of listening to Dylan, but I sure wish I could go back and re-live the first time I heard Like a Rolling Stone.

There's Bob Dylan and then there's all the rest...😁

He is only the greatest male song writer in history and this his masterpiece #1 of over 400 hits.I remember hearing this almost 60 years ago and I was kicking around homeless and using drugs,lost in my misery.I heard this and immediately thought holy s..t this is me.I changed my life soon after

At 79 I still adore his music. Thank-you for introducing him to members of your generation.

Not to say I'm OLD or anything, but Bob Dylan was the poet of my generation. His music called to us, united us, spoke for us, lived in us. There are no words to describe the influence he had on music from the day his first album came out when he was 21. And that album is simply brilliant.

Wow! I am 74 y/o. I remember hearing this for the first time on the radio around 1966. It changed my life. Because of this tune I was motivated to learn to play guitar.

One of the greatest songs written by one of the most important song writers of the 20th century.

Who is this woman? Holy Mother of Mary! I've forwarded this to the appropriate person in Bob's organization because it's so freakin' amazing. Sarah! You are A++

The internal rhyming on this song is amazing

One of the greatest and most influential pop songs ever recorded. Released July 20, 1965.

Arguably the greatest pop/rock songwriter of all time. Surprised you never heard of him.

Simply put... the hippest dude on the planet for over 60 years! KEEP LISTENING

I love when people finally find Bob Dylan. I heard him back in high school and have been a fan ever since! He's the guy who decided that you didn't always have to sing love songs. You could sing about anything. The Beatles, Stones and others realized that too, thanks to Bob. And he is still around in his 80s!

Welcome to the world of the genius Bob Dylan. There is much to discover from this singer/song writer/harmonica player/guitarist/author/Nobelprize winner and even more. He released over 40 albums so there is much to find! Thank you for your reaction! 💙

The greatest songwriter of all time. Full stop. No more argument. Love him or hate him, respect him for his incredible ability to write lyrics that touch each and every one of us in so many ways. It is not for nothing, he was given a Nobel prize for Literature.

Love your show.. Im 75 and i cry hearing this song and seeing you..then i smile..Bobby has a dozen songs about couples and he talks the talk and walks the walk... This song was voted the All time Number 1 Rock and Roll song.

I love Bob Dylan and grew up listening to his music. I can still do his voice just like I could back in the 70's. More people need to hear Bob!

It was around 1980 when I listened to the lyrics very carefully. I Kew then this was a very powerful song. Then a few years ago my daughter became homeless and addicted. This song reminds me of her downfalls. It cuts like a knife into the soul. Fortunately my daughter is doing much better now. Bob D. Is magical.

It’s so beautiful to see an intelligent, emotionally focused, alert person discover Bob Dylan.

The greatest song writer of all time. Music and lyrics both in one package. He truly has no equal. The most covered musician ever. Only the combination of Lennon and McCartney have been covered more, but not if you break them apart. He influenced everyone else. It is amazing to me that you've never heard of him before this reaction.

The poet of my generation; a once in a lifetime lyricist musician. Overstating his importance is impossible.

one of the best songs ever written ..

This is 1965, the year Dylan went electric which really ticked off his folk song fans, I dug it.

This song was recorded in 1965. The way he performed it in 1974 cued audiences that the song was about HIM. "How does it feel?" As Greil Marcus wrote, "It feels GOOD." Al Kooper plays the organ. He wasn't much of a keyboardist then and the producer wanted to take him off the recording but Bob said, "Turn it up!" and that organ sound became ubiquitous in 1965-66. Perhaps the greatest rock song ever.

I'm 70 and there is not a time in my life that I didn't know Bob's music, starting with singing Blowing in the wind when I was a child.

Bob Dylan is arguably the most consequential artist of the the early 1960s through today. Researching his history and trying to understand his genius taken hundreds of writers and hundreds of books to just scratch the surface. It has been estimated that his hundreds of songs have been recorded by over 6,000 artists and he won the Nobel Laureate Prize for Literature! (2016). Part of the Nobel Prize citation states it was awarded to him “for having created new poetic expressions within the great American song tradition.” Many book authors were outraged that the award went to "a simple songwriter" but that just underscored what a profound impact Dylan's extensive body of work has had and continues to have. I would seriously doubt he will ever be eclipsed. Dig in to the Dylan rabbit hole!

Dylan was awarded a Nobel prize for literature or som such. That shows his influence.

Dylan was one of the greatest lyricist that ever lived

Bob Dylan is the voice of a new generation! I grew up listening to his lyrics and he said what all young people were feeling.Yes, "The Times They Are A Changing" He reflected a whole generation. The greatest!!

Bob Dylan used to be a socially conscious folk singer on acoustic guitar and harmonica, but with the release of this album he shifted to electric guitar. And in 1965, that was enough to change the future course of rock music. Songs shifted from teen interests like love ballads, surfing, dance parties, and so on, and turned toward more mature themes. Dylan and some of the Beatles became friendly, and the style of music by the Beatles changed. By 2 years later, 1967, rock music was very different, highly experimental, and breaking apart into multiple sub-genres, like psychedelic, hard rock, orchestral rock, and so on. So while it's hard to draw such a large transformation in culture back to a single point, this song is pretty close to being that point.

It's just Bob knocking out a proto-rap with the magnificent Al Kooper swirling round on his Hammond Organ.

One of the most important & influential Poets/Song writers of the 20th. Century. Your journey has only just begun.

Nice to see someone find Dylan. I found him in the early 60`s and since then I have never stopped being amazed how good he is. What a charming young lady, like her surprised looks when she listens to the words. Good on you. Listen to more Dylan dear.

Bob Dylan is a musical genius. He plays guitar and harmonica as well❤

This was when he went electric and freaked out all of his folk fans. Nobody ever told Bob what to play.

Not just a singer, but also a gifted poet ! 👌🏻👍🏻

someone said that someone like Bob Dylan olnly comes around every 3 or 4 hundred years and I agree

This song scared the shit out of me when I first heard it.

Never heard of Bob Dylan, really! I have no words. 😢

I envy the way she listens. Really good at keeping her ears and mind open. Gives me hope.

I used to laugh at Dylan's voice when I was young, but his lyrics, his poetry is so moving. This is my favorite Dylan song. It's a comeuppance for the rich and haughty. A lot of ppl have this coming. "Once upon a time, ya dressed so fine, threw the bums a dime in your prime, didn't you?"

You will love Tangled Up In Blue

“The fall from grace , isn’t it?” Exactly the sentiment.

This Dylan song will be played and listened to 100 years from tonight. That’s generational staying power. Like A Rolling Stone should have been launched out into Space on the Voyager series. To be listened to another form of extraterrestrial life somewhere else. A gift from Earth and Bob Dylan…

I've been there. Out there. Listening to Bob again. Is wonderful. I' m old❤

Bob Dylan was voted the greatest songwriter of all time. Paul McCartney was second. I'm 74 and Bob is the poet of my generation. He is.82 now and is touring with Willie Nelson.

Bob Dylan is a Noble Prize winner!! Most of his songs tell stories and watching him live you have to wonder how he remembers all the words because there are a lot of them 🌻👵🏼💜✌🏼

He won a Nobel Prize!

You won’t find another like Bob, unique voice, so many songs. Many people say he was the first rapper🎶🎶🎶

A tip for you: When listening to Bob it really helps to have the lyrics in front of you

Bob Dylan came from a folk background. As a result his song sounded like rap to you because folk is very wordy and Bob Dylan is an amazing poet. If you are calling it rap Bob Dylan would be the best rapper ever. He changed history dramatically. Pretty much every band you've listened to on this channel looks at Dylan as a songwriting God. Dire Straits guitarist/singer/songwriter Mark Knopfler said Dylan was clearly the most important songwriter in his life. Lennon and McCartney gushed over Dylan. He is a bigger than life rock star and his catalog is massive.

This was gorgeous seeing her reaction to hearing him for the first time.

A delight, Sarah, to hear and see your pleasure in discovering Dylan! I’m 74 and have deeply admired Dylan since I was in high school. I named my son after him. As a teenager, he fell in love with rap. When he was older, I often told him that Dylan was the first rap artist. I’m very happy to see another generation enjoying him!

“Like A Rolling Stone” was written, recorded & released in 1965. The song “Subterranean Homesick Blues” which was released earlier in 1965, is considered by many to be a rap song. The official video of “Subterranean Homesick Blues” is worth watching.

Bob Dylan and this song is one of the most famous and defining songs of the 1960s ever written or recorded. He even inspired The Beatles to become who they were and just about every other musician who came along in the 1960s and 70 and ever lived in reality since he appeared on the scene. Glad you found him because just about every one you have reacted to on your channel was inspired and/or influenced by Bob Dylan.

I am 74 and was and first heard Dylan at 16 years. He an artist and a genius. He claims that he can't write songs like that anymore because it was purely magical. There has to be something magical that put those lyrics in his head. I will never get tired of his music.

Almost 60 years later and this song still sounds great. One of the most important songs in music history, extremely influential.

One of the greatest lyricist ever. Check out All along the Watchtower were Jimi Hendrix takes a Dylan song to an EPIC level.

Next on the list should be another masterpiece of manyy: Visions of Johanna. The poetry is on another level.

How is it possible to not of heard of Bob Dylan? Unbelievable!

Respect to you Sarah, because you understood the song's story after hearing it only once. I first heard this song hen I was 15 years old. I had not heard anything this good before. This song alone puts Bob Dylan at the pinnacle of Pop music.

Mr. Tambourine Man, Hurricane, Subterranean Homesick Blues, Blowin' in the Wind, The Times They Are A Changin', Tangled Up In Blue.

It's always nice to see your open-mindedness towards different music and how you can enjoy it.

It breaks my heart that anyone hasn’t heard of Bob Dylan!!!!!! Thank you for putting this out there

Bob Dylan’s music helped change the world. It was an extraordinary Time in our human history.

Bob Dylan is a legendary songwriter poet starting in the 60's. So many great songs such as "Blowin' In The Wind", "Don't Think Twice It's Alright", "The Times They Are A-Changin'", "Mr. Tambourine Man", "Shelter From The Storm", "Lay Lady Lay" etc. The 60's group The Byrds covered a lot of his songs. In 1988 Bob Dylan joined the supergroup the "Travelling Wilburys" which included George Harrison, Jeff Lynne, Roy Orbison & Tom Petty.

Are you serious? He's world known for more than 60 years. I love your reactions btw.

Awww brought a tear to my eyes watching Sarah enjoy Bob Dylan

I wish I could hear this song for the first time again.

"Sounds like music people would do today". Nobody did it like Dylan, before or since.

Such a lovely lady and I love you voice when you sang along a little bit, so beautiful and clear.

My god. It never ever gets old. A living legend! Dylan is beyond description.

I am 69, and remember this song on FM radio. Thanks for playing this. It felt great bringing back memories. And it hurts, for those same memories. To all my friends who have gone before me, we'll all party again someday.

Probably the greatest song writer of all time. 😎

This ia the greatest song in Rock history, and Bob Dylan is probably the greatest and most important artist of the Rock era, and the greatest songwriter that ever lived. He began his career as a folk/rock singer but then changed the face of music forever when he went electric in 1965. Within a 15 month span in the 60's he release 3 of the most essential recordings of the 20th century: "Bringing It All Back Home", "Highway 61 Revisited" and"Blonde On Blonde", which expanded music both lyrically and technically wise. His importance CANNOT be overstated. Every artist that has followed has been influenced in some way by Dylan .The best way to experience Dylan as a newcomer is to listen by albums, not individual songs. However, some of his classics include for introductory purposes include: "Positively 4th Street", "Lay Lady Lay", "A Hard Rain's A Gonna Fall", "Blowin' In The Wind", "Girl From The North Country", "Mr. Tambourine Man ", "Don't Think Twice, It's Alright ", "Just Like A Woman ", "The Times They Are A Changin', "All Along The Watchtower", "Tangled Up In Blue", "Visions Of Johanna".

This Song changed everything in the flow of the music

Lowered 1951 Chevy with 6 speakers back in the day playing Dylan and cruising. Yes lots of Chicanos in the day loved music like Dylan and we road Like A Rolling Stone. Danm this is great music and so happy some younger kids love it too.

One of the most powerful and generational defining songs ever. Still true today. A call for real ethics.

Well done, Sarah. This is another endless and teriffic direction you can take your channel. You started with one of his best but there are many more and many sides to Bob Dylan. Thank you for Like A Rolling Stone.

I was hitchhiking around the U.S. a couple years in the early 70s. This was my anthem.

Nobel laureate Robert Zimmerman, aka Bob Dylan, is worth listening to. He's been playing and writing, and recording and touring, for well over 60 years. It's a pleasure for me, even a gift, to listen to him.

I just came across your video accidentally, but I so much enjoyed sharing your discovery of Bob Dylan. Dylan has been a huge influence in my life since discovering him in 1963, when I was 17 years old, and he was still not well known. I so much enjoyed your open mind and heart as you listened to and clearly appreciated the message of his song. I probably know every word of this song, [and many others too,] but sharing this experience with you brought tears to my eyes. Beautiful.

For my money this was the era when Bob was at his best.

Bob Dylan making the young "new generation" think. How sweet.

the first time hearing this through someone else's eyes is better than hearing it any time through my own eyes