BOB DYLAN Every grain of sand REACTION - How does he remember all these lyrics? First time hearing 

I’ve seen him recently a couple of times in Sugarland Texas and his voice was the best and clearest I’ve ever heard. I was so lucky to have a front row seat in front of him. No cell phones allowed. Was a blessed treat that was.

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Truth.

The most important artist on the planet, He's a poet, Lyricist author d j welder sculptor painter this man has many hands, He's been the most influential artist for the past 6 decades. And at eighty two is still touring the world and releasing albums, The greatest creator of songs ever

@@elston3153 Yes!

The only way I could do that was if you wanted me too I could come and pick ty

John, you’re like a musical encyclopedia! I love reading your comments. I almost always learn something new. Thank you

Yes it is inspired by the greatpoet I knew it. Primordial grandiose subjects that all poets are using in they art

Thank Harry this is great

Don’t see Dylan getting anything from William Blake. Bob writes his own stuff.

Also God, your thoughts are precious to me. They are so many! If I could count them, they would be more than all the grains of sand. Psalms 139:17-18

nice!

I saw him in March 2022. I don’t think it was the last song at my concert, but I was very happy he played it.

It has been his finale for almost every show in 2023.

Probably the most beautiful harmonica solo ever recorded!

What can I do for you is his best harmonic work

@@richardezell7329 i can agree on that

Bob Dylan's Slow Train Coming is right there, especially " When He Returns" Bob Dylan The iron no match for the iron rod The strongest wall will crumble and fall to a mighty God For all those who have eyes and all those who have ears It is only he who can reduce me to tears Don't you cry and don't you die and don't you burn Like a thief in the night, he'll replace wrong with right When he returns Truth is an arrow and the gate is narrow that it passes through He unleashed his power at an unknown hour that no one knew How long can I listen to the lies of prejudice How long can I stay drunk on fear out in the wilderness Can I cast it aside, all this loyalty and this pride Will I ever learn that there'll be no peace, that the war won't cease Until he returns Surrender your crown on this blood stained ground, take off your mask He sees your deeds, he knows your needs even before you ask How long can you falsify and deny what is real How long can you hate yourself for the weakness you conceal Of every earthly plan that be known to man, he is unconcerned He's got plans of his own to set up his throne When he returns

@@dennisboyd1712 Amen! Slow train coming is a very underrated album as is that song in my opinion it’s a fantastic album with a lot of fantastic. Musicians performing on it.

Not morbid at all..... I too have planned for my departure from my family, they're all grateful for not having to make those decisions. You've chosen a beautiful song to leave this earth.

Good choice!

Not morbid, I'm thinking of: Lay Down Your Weary Tune I may add this one.

@@dougnettleton5326 Great choice

Good choice. I chose "Watching The River Flow".

I love Emmylou Harris, but her cover of this just doesn't do it for me. Sometimes she's like Joan Baez, where every song gets turned into an anthem. I feel the same way about Joan's cover of "The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down".

Rob Stoner said he had a near photographic memory - at least when it came to lyrics.

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Excellent, thank you

2:49 To some of us, the good poetry is the main and overarching point. The music amplifies the poetry so it often isn’t necessary or even appropriate that it be perfectly pristine

He is always singing in code, about the unmeasurable communication between mother and child, up till the age of 7 "When the bough breaks the cradle will" You do know what a bough is don't you ? And you do know about the what message Mum can send to a young baby via the Amygdala via a Night MARE (female horse, ancients, means horses carry things) and that's straight from the horses mouth as you Grandma and her Grandma and her Grandma and her Grandma was verbally pass down the line

I guess it’s a matter of personal preference. I’m a sixties girl and don’t like the Grateful Dead either. Morrissey is my kind of poet.

That is your wrong opinion.

😀😃😄😁😆😅🤣😂Ironically, you have underrated him...Bob is WIDELY considered the greatest songwriter ever. He has endured over 50 years in the business and is always mentioned 1st when it comes to his influence in the industry.