Bob Dylan - Just Like A Woman [LIVE FOOTAGE / HQ AUDIO] (Dublin, 1966) 

Julie Frazier I agree. The space he is in... there’s something about it. It’s a “one off”. The phrasing, pronunciation, is outstanding. And he’s in a space that takes my mind off.

I love it!💕

Thanks ,friend .

Swinging Pig, THANK YOU!! Alltimes shown on foot age are right

...and 3 "replies above mine are solid💛 gold!!! 🐖📍

Bullshit

@@jackxerox6696 what? are you one of those braindead idiots that believes the Earth is only 6,000 years old?😂

Amen brother

Bob Dylan and a lot of other music between 1940s and 1970s...not a big fan of the 1980s onwards

You're so right! He was and is a bright light to music!

And Dylan recently said he was "in awe' of McCartney

Who died and made the Beatles gods?

Cornelia Kapelinski I loved your wonderful and wise comment. Beautiful and true words for lovely and so talented Bob Dylan. I love him and his song.

You can feel it all really happened the way he says it.!

His emphasis on just the right syllable makes this performance so great.

Phrasing of a Master. Unparalleled.

Fairplay to you, that is exactly it, very few, if any, can be equally as brilliant a poet as well as a musical composer. That is the difference with us mortals.

And there's the performer.....the most difficult of the three disciplines. And this is really one of his finest performances...just heart breaking.....

And the greatest personality , greatest sound of voice and the way of talking- singing . Thanks God is Bob on our planet in our times ❤️🎸

True dat

I always figured it was Joan Baez he was referring to in that line, though who can say for sure? It would fit her perfectly.

My favorite line of all time

The song is about Edie Sedgwick

@@georgecoventry8441 would there be a Bob Dylan without Joan Baez.

@@RodStewartFan Oh, yes, there definitely would be, but she helped accelerate his climb to fame and increase his audience in '62 to '64. She was not the only one who did, though. All the folksingers in Greenwich Village who were hanging out with Dave Van Ronk and other leading contenders at the time quickly noticed that Bob was overflowing with talent, and soon considered him the best songwriter in that genre. He'd have made it no matter what. Read Van Ronk's book "The Mayor of MacDougal Street" for an entertaining look at those times.

Have you heard "Murder Most Foul"?, I live in New Ross, Ireland the home home of the Kennedys, it's very poignant song. I'm 65 listen to Dylan since age 10 when my brother bought me a guitar and a Dylan record, "get on with it".

To me this is possibly one of the best songs written about a woman ever, and I'm a woman btw

Well said buddy

blowin in the wind don't think twice subterranean homesick blues 💙 Johnnie's in the basement mixing up the medicine I'm on the pavement thinking about the government etc etc etc that 5 year period was right about the Time I was figuring out what the World was all about he said... everybody must get stoned which sounded like a good idea to me ☺️ it still does... turns out it's actually good for you.. no reefer madness... worse luck 😉 but.. hey man... ya never know... maybe this time it'll work Passin the Peace ✌️ Pipe

Agreed! I’ve been listening to Blonde on Blonde extensively for weeks now and I keep finding new things to appreciate from the record. Sad Eyed Lady from the Lowlands offers some of Dylan’s best poetry. Even for his age, I truly believe that he inspired other great song writers of the 60s like Leonard Cohen, Simon & Garfunkel, and Peter Sarstedt

I fear you're right dear Iain. love from Germany.

Nous quu avions 20 ans durant les golden sixties et la moitié des silver seventies, nous avons eu la chance de vivre une époque oû la musique anglo- saxonne etait incroyablement prolifique et incroyablement riche, riche de sens, d'innovation, de qualite poetique et musicale. A cette epoque, je n'appréciais que Francoise Hardy. Et je l'apprécie encore.

Yes... This was a Magical time in so many ways... Never to be seen again. Thankfully, there are those who appreciate that and hold it dear...

@@jeffbayne15 yes true, magical indeed!

@@THEDUSTINLEWITSHOW well, what about Ryan Adams?

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"Looking at, or seeing nothing" thank you for this brand new way of thinking about my lifetime idol. Really, thank you man.

love the way you wrote this xx

Stanley, I wanted to share this with you. My brother, missing in action now for 53 years, loved Dylan. He'd be 74 now. I saw him decades ago, too. This is from my book: Twenty years after Tony’s death, I stood in the front row of a Bob Dylan concert. As he walked on stage, put the harmonica to his lips and began to play “Just Like a Woman,” tears sprang forth, running hot down my cheeks. As notes floated on the wind, they drew me in, pulling me backward to days in Virginia when Tony would sit on his bed, cradling his maple-grained guitar, blond hair nearly to his shoulders, head bowed, strumming Dylan tunes, safe in our big white house with me, my sister, our mother and father. I sobbed like a little girl as melodies mixed with cool breezes, connecting, releasing memories buried in my heart. “She takes just like a woman; yes, she does. She makes love just like a woman; yes, she does. And she aches just like a woman. But she breaks just like a little girl.”

I saw him at the Hollywood Bowl, september 1965, right at the time Highwat 61 Revisited was being released, never heard any of those songs before that night except Like a Rolling Stone which had been released earlier in the summer as a single. that concert was my first time hearing Desolation Row and Ballad of a Thin Man. and the rest of that album. Long before Blond on Blond. like you i was 16 at that concert, different year though. i'm 72 What i related to in what you said was how you could walk up to the stage in those days, no one trying to control that. You couldn't do that at Hollywood Bowl because they had a permanent decorative barrier there, a kind of pond, a water thing between audience and stage, but we (me and my three friends i was with) planned at the end of the show to go back behind the Bowl and see Dylan back there, talk to him maybe. If we walked down the side of the seating, we could just walk to the back of the Bowl from there, where the limousines would be leaving from. So we planned it for during the last song, Like a Rolling Stone, and we started making our way slowly down the steps, we were far back, row S i think (i still have the ticket stub), and then we stopped when we were next to the box seat section. No one else but us was doing this, and no one was paying any attention to us. We stopped to listen to the last verse of the song, and then we slowly walked from the seating to behind the Bowl. There was almost nobody back there, a few limousines, 3? i split off from my friends to cover more ground, but no one was back there. when i got back with my friends they said they talked to Albert Grossman and he told them Dylan was gone. We timed it wrong, we should've made our move to go behind the Bowl sooner. Al Kooper describes this in his autobiography, how the escape was planned in advance and executed, they had just come from Forest Hills, the first concert of the tour, which was the one in NYC where some people not only booed them but rushed the stage to attack them after having thrown bottles and drinks and other stuff at the stage. they were so mad at the electric band. At Hollywood Bowl, there was none of that, the show was loved and there were movie stars sitting in the front row boxes, the biggest stars. Gregory Peck, Debbie Reynolds (according to Kooper's book). Anyway, at the time, we didn't think we'd have any trouble getting behind the Bowl and we didn't. And things are so different now.

Young and high

So right

@@verocarra7972 being high can be a lot of work.

My God i am so glad i lived in Bob Dylans era.

some experiences are truly beyond words

This beautiful poet musician, I now realise, has provided the soundtrack to my entire, varied and often terribly painful life. I truly think he kept me alive in my darkest days. I’m in a good place now and I thank him from the bottom of my heart. Many times.

Totally agree

You recognize the greatest artist that has ever lived. Do not try to understand how he is..Just embrace that fact that he is and that you can see that. And that is all of the best you and anyone can ever know of what life is.

Took the words right out of my mouth!

He was much older then, he's younger than that now

That's why they call it genius..

@@aidanhenn2217 Well played

Thank you putting words to my thoughts!

He ironically looks like a little girl here. 1966 wasn't kind to him. He pretty much looked completely exhausted in every clip I've seen of him that year. And he still created some of the best music I've ever heard that year. But I'm glad he got better. He looks like you could easily snap him in half like a twig in this video.

Same

What a great smile you got here beautiful woman! I was looking for an old friend when I stumble on your profile hope that you having a great day?

Don't overrate yourself

What a great smile you got here beautiful,I was looking for an old friend when I stumble on your profile,She thinks just like a woman but she breaks just like a little girl ,what an amazing song ! I love it ❤️❤️❤️

@@franciseastwood6691 Oh, Thank you, Francis! You are a gentleman! But the smile is our heart' door... Thanks very much. I am not an artist. I like to write poetry, to sing and I am learning play guitar. 🙏🙏🌻🌻😘😘

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I think the British crowd was so enamored with his earlier acoustic sound that they couldn't accept the fact that Dylan was constantly evolving and creating new versions of himself.

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@gJb 1 clearly not his humility

Poetic Genius

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He can say whatever he wants,hes Bob Dylan lol

Genio inimitabile, resterà per sempre nella storia della musica

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Edi Camon I like the concert for George version .

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