Hahaha

So sweet!🦉🐈

Thank you for heroic and rewarding work, Dr. Palimpsest. REVELATORY

I love Bob!

HELLO BOB IT IS RAINING OUTSIDE MY CAT JACK IS SLEEPING ON THE BED NOW ARE COMING A NURSE AND A SOCIAL WORKER TO SEE HOW I AM DUING I AM OK I HOPE THAT YOU TOO

I AM NOT SLEEPY YET SO I AM LISTENING TO YOU BOB JUST SING TO ME A LULLABY

Just over twenty years ago I traveled from Ottawa with a girlfriend to Hibbing to try to find Dylans childhood home. Wasn't exactly sure which house it was but kno ked on a couple of doors. One old guy across the street po Ted me in the general direction said he remembered "Bobby" from when he was a kid. Then went to the neighbour of Dylans house by mistake lovely woman who told me that when the new owners of Dylans old house moved in they had his crib from when he was a baby and they offered it to them because they had a new child but they said no they didn't need it! Eventually met the guy who lived in Dylans old house he was very friendly and was a local guy. He took our photo on the steps. Everyone around there seemed just down to earth and friendly.

If I met Bob Dylan I would show him around Glasgow then let him meet my dad who's been a fan of his 1961

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Wow wow wow... desolation row 🎩

thanks ♥♥♥♥

amazing version of V.O.J. my favorite Bob song great thanks ♥♥♥

wow terrific thanks to you🥰😍👍👍🌟💎🎶

thanks Senor ♥♥♥♥

it's an enchantment, what a voice so special to Bob I have never tired of it and will never tire of it great thanks for this gift have a nice day ♥♥♥

How wonderful, how nice 🎶✔️❣️

Dear God ~ thank you for Bob Dylan

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Agreed on that band being the high point of the NET!

Nice upload. I was also at the Orpheum gig, and I agree with you that this show was particularly good and is my personal favorite of all the shows I've seen starting with 86 in Minneapolis with Petty and the Heartbreakers headlining a show opened by the Grateful Dead. I'm from KC. Wondering where you hail from, since you mentioned Sioux City as being "close" to your hometown. Stay kind and thanks again for your work posting this stuff.

Nice first show Mannheim, West Germany 18 July 1981 1.Saved (Bob Dylan/Tim Drummond) 2.I Believe In You 3.Like A Rolling Stone 4. Till I Get It Right (Red Lane/Larry Henley) 5. Man Gave Names To All The Animals 6. Maggie's Farm 7. Girl From The North Country 8. Ballad Of A Thin Man 9. We Just Disagree (Jim Krueger) 10. Shot Of Love 11. Forever Young Carolyn Dennis: Walk Around Heaven All Day (Cassietta George) 12. The Times They Are A-Changin' 13. Let's Begin (Jim Webb) 14. Lenny Bruce 15. Slow Train 16. Mr. Tambourine Man 17. What Can I Do For You? 18. Solid Rock 19. Just Like A Woman 20. Saved By The Grace Of Your Love (Willie Smith/David Palmer) 21. Watered-Down Love 22. When You Gonna Wake Up 23. Heart Of Mine 24. In The Garden - 25. Blowin' In The Wind 26. It's All Over Now, Baby Blue 27. Knockin' On Heaven's Door

Thanks! Never heard this story before nor have I ever heard of Mr. Muir.

Beautiful!

⭐ 'promosm'

That lad might just amount to something.

Oh, those groupies.....

Thank you for sharing

Fascinating talk, thanks Matt.

This is invaluable, Matt. Thanks for recording this history.

Well done for capturing these memories Matt. Some lovely little stories from Dick.

There's a movie in Larry Kegan's life for sure

Excellent!!!

Great stories. Here is one for Mr Cohn: YES Bob Dylan is a nice generous person and FUNNY! I have been a fanatical type fan since the mid 70s. He was generous to Indiana showing up annually at least or so. I’ve see him at least 50 times. Sooo… 2004. Chronicles had just been released. A dozen of us left as before the encore so we could go to the theatre stage door. We cheered for the band as they exited and got in the buses. Then he appeared at the door - the lights around him seemed like a halo! My then 14 year old son ( I think my son aided the cause) hollered to him “hey Bob can you sign our books?” He came toward us and we all just went crazy - about a dozen or so - my gang was only 4 of the people. So my son greets him telling him that his mom (me) has been a fan a long time and that he also enjoys his songs. He shook hands and said thanks. My friend stood shoulder to shoulder telling him that she enjoyed the parts about New Orleans because she lived there a year before he did. He quips, “wish I’d a known ya!” My son held the books open as he signed our books. Eventually I had a chance to greet him and just asked if I could kiss his cheek and he said, “sure” and stuck his cheek out! As sweet as could be! Soon after there would be a lot more security and not so easy ability for him to flex like that. I share this to tell people ge would if he could! (Be nice to us all) I hope Mr Cohn sees this!

He must be energetic- his output (music, art, whiskey, books, radio show). Amazing man!

Great listern

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Great rendition giving freshness to a standard. Wow.

Those poor neighbours 😂 Thank goodness He left and became the Man x

Bobby Zimmerman! Singer, poet, song writer, composer, painter, sculptor/metal worker/ Nobel Prize for Literature, 2016. Self described "Song and dance man."

Great!

Love bob

I loved this. Dylan's stately, almost hymnal, progress through the vocal creates its own majesty. The phrasing is often odd but oddly affecting

I love this song (a standard Dylan would have heard in his youth and not necessarily by Sinatra) and Dylan's versions of it. It is a song that has been quite fluid in Dylan's hands, but never without respect or feeling for what makes it great. Thanks for posting this!

Awesome! Thanks for the share

I don't really understand all this. The records will never go away. But grown up adults should not behave like lovelorn fans. Teenage dreams should remain unadulterated. It just a bit weird.

Nice as this is, SEATTLE 2005 is far greater. Much slower and much more introspective. For me the greatest NET TAMBOURINE MAN. I

❤ bobs version of this song

I love when Bob truly sings. So many folks have no idea what an incredible voice he actually has. Thanks for sharing this gem!

Got the new Dylan biography Mixing up The Medicine this Christmas so I knew a little about Dylan's early life in Hibbing and about his old friend Larry Kegan. It's a truly wonderful book and a real tribute to one of the greatest musicians and songwriters of the past century. Loved this video too.

It starts with four minutes left. For heaven's sake what a tiresome bloke. To think I wasted life on him!