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Leonard Cohen on Bob Dylan Winning the Nobel Prize in Literature 

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Leonard Cohen's final public appearance, speaking at the Canadian consulate in Los Angeles, on October 13, 2016, the day Bob Dylan was awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature

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@dylanchangedeverythingfore1312
@dylanchangedeverythingfore1312 2 года назад
"Giving Dylan The Nobel Prize is like pinning a medal on Mount Everest for being highest mountain" -Leonard Cohen Freaking Leonard always had a way with words. It's also clear how much Dylan loved him.
@hank1519
@hank1519 2 года назад
Can you please explain what he meant? Thanks!
@funisnumberone1
@funisnumberone1 2 года назад
@@hank1519 I think Mr. Cohen was referring to the muse writing the songs and sending them through the vehicle of the songwriter. He says "and Bob knows this better than anyone, that you don't write the songs anyway', and Bob in his interview with Ed Bradley says "I have no idea how I wrote those songs" referring to his prolific writing periods in the 60's and 70's and I think he says something to the effect of "They just came through me. I don't know where they came from." So, I think Mr. Cohen is saying that giving a medal to the vehicle that the muse chose to send the songs through (Bob) is like giving a mountain a medal for just being there among all the mountains and just happening to be the biggest one; i.e. Bob is the most prolific song writer because the muses chose him to be the most prolific writer as the glaciers 'chose" Mount Everest to be the biggest mountain. The could, of course, all be my own novice Bee - Ess, but that's my take on what I think Mr. Cohen meant. I give all the credit to Bob himself though, not his muse, but I'm a medical equipment salesman and not an artist familiar with inspiration or the creative process. I love both these men, with Bob and Mr. John Prine being my Two. Main. Guys. Happy Holidays!
@hank1519
@hank1519 2 года назад
@@funisnumberone1 Steve, what you say makes total sense. Thank you so much. Happy Holidays!
@paintedpassport
@paintedpassport 2 года назад
@@funisnumberone1 A quote Leonard used a lot was: "If I knew where the good songs came from, I'd go there more often."
@hank1519
@hank1519 2 года назад
@@paintedpassport So funny!
@joanabernethy9307
@joanabernethy9307 2 года назад
Leonard’s work deserved a Nobel too. His body gave out before the Nobel committee figured that out.
@oughtssought1198
@oughtssought1198 5 месяцев назад
"pinning a medal on Mount Everest for being the highest mountain" brilliant metaphors are one gift of brilliant songs that quote was a brilliant song writer @play
@karencampbell2410
@karencampbell2410 6 месяцев назад
What a wonderful humble human being Leonard Cohen was - the way he kept the spotlight on Bob Dylan when questioned is testament to that. A true musical genius and legend. I miss him 😢
@HulkmanManhulk
@HulkmanManhulk Год назад
I Love Bob. But I miss Leonard so desperately. He was pure poetry and full of heart.
@createtheworld4701
@createtheworld4701 2 года назад
I have loved Cohen and Dylan since I was 12, and now I’m 63. Leonard is so beautifully, and painfully honest. He’s got the soul of a monk in an Armani suit, sculpted in timeless elegance and song. He agonizes over a word for weeks, and its purity shows. Creations like these are constantly evolving. Dylan seems to be a mystical conduit of ever-flowing ideas from another time and world. He’s always so intense and passionate. Both of these masters have deep, passionate souls. We won’t know the radiance of their work in our generation alone. “Teach your children well.”
@hookywookywithmalarkyman704
When bob is gone then all thats left is bubble gum CRAP ey ! i met LC way back UK promoting his 1st album & what humble man he was.
@dylanthompson4836
@dylanthompson4836 Год назад
Well said.
@robertmcharg6904
@robertmcharg6904 Год назад
Hear hear
@veronicawoolerton
@veronicawoolerton 7 месяцев назад
We people hear in liverpool are honoured to have are own Bob Dylan his name is John occonnell!!!!!!!!❤❤❤❤😊😊😊😊😊😊😊❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
@veronicawoolerton
@veronicawoolerton 7 месяцев назад
John is a master of his craft ❤❤❤❤❤😂😂😊😊❤❤❤
@MrDonquichotte
@MrDonquichotte 2 года назад
It is quite moving to hear him, knowing he would be gone three weeks later...
@conniewolf7300
@conniewolf7300 2 года назад
I didn't realize it was that close...
@thomasthomsen6763
@thomasthomsen6763 Год назад
@kentclark6420
@kentclark6420 7 месяцев назад
Leonard was the Canadian Bob Dylan, and it's great to see that they admired each other's works.
@Chapps1941
@Chapps1941 4 месяца назад
Mitchell, Young and Lightfoot are great Canadians of worthy standing with Cohen.
@kiratsi
@kiratsi 4 месяца назад
I prefer to think that Dylan was the American Cohen
@kentclark6420
@kentclark6420 4 месяца назад
@@kiratsi That is also true. I'm probably seeing it from the American perspective.
@JamesLMason
@JamesLMason 4 месяца назад
Leonard played 3 hour long shows in his later years and seemed so appreciative of his legions of fans who came to see him. Dylan, around the same time seemed disinterested and was just there to play the music and leave. I haven't got extensive experience of watching Dylan gigs, I can only speak from personal experience.
@mr__fahrenheit859
@mr__fahrenheit859 Месяц назад
​@@JamesLMasonCohen's shows in his later years were truly amazing.
@PeterDaltrey
@PeterDaltrey Год назад
Ah, seeing Cohen so old... I was touched by his sincerity and wise words. I still can`t believe he`s gone. I wanted him and Dylan to live forever.........
@SimonRobeyns
@SimonRobeyns 2 года назад
Dylan always knew who to respect the most. Cohen, Harrison, Prine, Mcguinn.. lot of underrated people in my book. Cohen just breathes poetry in every word he speaks though, it's all just so well thought out when he talks
@hayleyanna2625
@hayleyanna2625 6 месяцев назад
All wonderful artists. He also held Tom Waits in high esteem. ✨
@SimonRobeyns
@SimonRobeyns 6 месяцев назад
Sure thing, I forgot to name countless others. Waits is definitely up there.@@hayleyanna2625
@brucehanke3410
@brucehanke3410 5 месяцев назад
Jimmie Rodgers would be high on that list, it seems.
@hayleyanna2625
@hayleyanna2625 6 месяцев назад
I adore Leonard Cohen. One of my great regrets is never seeing this wonderful musician live. Bob and Leonard are exceptional artists. Dylan deserved the Nobel Prize. His lyrics, especially the early works, are remarkable. No one comes close today. Unfortunately it's all about money and celebrity now.
@danielomalley4394
@danielomalley4394 5 месяцев назад
Years ago I lived in the same neighbourhood as Leonard Cohen in Montreal. I’d seen him several times at ‘The Main’, a great smoked meat deli, (great rib steaks too). His house faced a tiny urban park, and as I walked by, he was eating a sandwich in the open front door. I said ‘Good day Mr. Cohen’, and he responded with a smile. My only contact with him. The legend was a gentleman. By the way, the street on the opposite side fo the park is Marianne st.
@thehal
@thehal 2 года назад
The New Yorker article, and the quotes from Dylan are amazing. Bob breaks down Leonard’s songs in a way very few could, and gives real insight into their shared craft.
@lemat8558
@lemat8558 2 года назад
LEGENDS, both. And I feel lucky to have seen and heard them both, live in concerts.
@yogsenforfoth5948
@yogsenforfoth5948 11 месяцев назад
Dear Leonard Cohen. He is right up there with Bob Dylan, as far as how significant and important his music is/was. He is a monolithic figure and will always be fondly remembered. Rest in Peace, Mr. Cohen. ❤
@jeanluc1313
@jeanluc1313 5 месяцев назад
I prefer Cohen by quite a bit. Beautiful Losers is a challenging but inspiring read.
@yogsenforfoth5948
@yogsenforfoth5948 5 месяцев назад
@@jeanluc1313 Absolutely.
@nickedname7048
@nickedname7048 6 месяцев назад
Believe it or not, I´m properly discovering Leonard Cohen at age 61. A beautiful injection of oxygen in today´s desolate musical panorama. Never too late, right?
@sherryhoney8654
@sherryhoney8654 4 месяца назад
Wonderful! ❤
@PhiDeck
@PhiDeck 2 месяца назад
Welcome to the club, from one who discovered him in 1968, when I was a senior in high school.
@user-zr7hm7we4x
@user-zr7hm7we4x Месяц назад
Absolutely right
@escepticus
@escepticus Месяц назад
NEVER!
@griefforest1870
@griefforest1870 2 года назад
His last two albums include some of my favourite Cohen songs. This man has never disappointed me (although I do not hold "Dear Heather" in high regard). I'm glad he reached the blessed age of 82. Such an articulate man.
@PanglossDr
@PanglossDr 2 года назад
Dear Heather is funny.
@jeffforsythe9514
@jeffforsythe9514 2 месяца назад
check out Buffy Ste Marie singing his God Is Alive, Magic Is Afoot.
@sheercerebralpower
@sheercerebralpower 5 месяцев назад
Drives you to tears, hearing LC talking about BD…..I love both their work dearly
@ToddAndelin
@ToddAndelin 2 года назад
Great to see these amazing musicians respect each other so much...
@alwaysfourfun1671
@alwaysfourfun1671 7 месяцев назад
They both deserve the love of mankind for many centuries to come. If there is ever a future human civilization and they will ask, what were humans back in the 20th and 21st century, they will learn that from listening to the music of Bob and Leonard and their music will lead the future audience to so many great musicians in the same era.
@Alan-gx8gf
@Alan-gx8gf 4 месяца назад
What a lovely voice RIP Sir .
@UncompressedWAVmusic
@UncompressedWAVmusic 4 месяца назад
Bob and Leonard are incredibly gifted and their music helps millions of people. I bought both of their music over the decades. I'm glad that Bob Dylan won the Nobel Prize because he definitely changed music and people for the better.
@humanbeing5300
@humanbeing5300 6 месяцев назад
I am not as familiar with Leonard’s catalog but what I do know is on par with Dylan. Regarding Cohens comments, there is an interview with Dylan himself who actually admits the same situation where he feels he isn’t as much of a muse as when he was younger. He doesn’t even know how he wrote the early songs he did. They just came to him in a flash of inspiration.
@mr.dirtydan3338
@mr.dirtydan3338 5 месяцев назад
That's art for you
@peterjonas4971
@peterjonas4971 2 года назад
God, we miss you Leonard!
@jeffforsythe9514
@jeffforsythe9514 2 месяца назад
check out Buffy Ste Marie singing his God Is Alive, Magic Is Afoot.
@theelderskatesman4417
@theelderskatesman4417 6 месяцев назад
Bob Dylan has indeed said exactly that about his most prodigious period: he didn't make it happen and he doesn't know how to make it happen again. I don't know where we would be if the gift hadn't come to Dylan and Cohen (and Simon and Young).
@markozbunjol625
@markozbunjol625 5 месяцев назад
if you listen carefully to what Cohen says at the beginning, you will understand that he is talking about the devil and the contract. He knows it very well, as does Dylan ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-jNn72qnp6kI.html Jesus is truth!
@Piggy-Oink-Oink
@Piggy-Oink-Oink 4 месяца назад
I know this..the GIFT comes when the Gift is most NEEDED. It's OUT THERE!
@neilredmond1011
@neilredmond1011 2 года назад
Only two singer songwriters could possibly warrant such a honour Dylan and cohen
@Foozlebop
@Foozlebop 2 месяца назад
There are 10 singer songwriters I could think of to compare. Neil Young, Mickey Newbury, Townes Van Zandt, Gene Clark, Kris Kristofferson, Hank Williams, woody Guthrie, Merle Haggard, Tom Waits, Bernie Taupin.
@neilredmond1011
@neilredmond1011 2 месяца назад
@@Foozlebop I know what you mean but none of them are as prolific as Dylan
@augerrusty
@augerrusty 2 года назад
Leonard always had the golden tongue
@hjjo-uj9ej
@hjjo-uj9ej 2 года назад
"I was born with the gift of a golden voice"
@nancyprohira2571
@nancyprohira2571 Год назад
I love them both , but even my mom loved listening to Cohen. Yet she also laughed when she heard It Ain't Me Babe and she didn't laugh often. I thank you for that Bob.
@rb6338
@rb6338 Год назад
So great respect between these two gigantic songwriters!
@jeffforsythe9514
@jeffforsythe9514 2 месяца назад
check out Buffy Ste Marie singing his God Is Alive, Magic Is Afoot.
@alexi.de.charle
@alexi.de.charle 7 месяцев назад
That is the greatest complimentary comment anyone one can say and anyone can receive. ❤❤❤❤❤
@FrederickViedge
@FrederickViedge 2 года назад
What a deep and empathetic human being my dad introduced me to him ❤️
@jeffforsythe9514
@jeffforsythe9514 2 месяца назад
check out Buffy Ste Marie singing his God Is Alive, Magic Is Afoot.
@mohammadnazimuddin9320
@mohammadnazimuddin9320 2 года назад
He was a saint...a lovely saint. Love you Leonard!❤️❤️❤️
@hookywookywithmalarkyman704
@hookywookywithmalarkyman704 2 года назад
Sounds good to me .
@lesliescott2362
@lesliescott2362 2 года назад
I think Dylan would totally agree with this.
@patriciakimber4312
@patriciakimber4312 5 месяцев назад
Eloquent as always , clever beautiful man ❤️
@tsb7911
@tsb7911 2 года назад
Both of them deserve everything!
@decencywarrior9598
@decencywarrior9598 2 года назад
🤣🏅🏔🖤Rest in Peace Leonard.
@brendantannam499
@brendantannam499 2 года назад
A wise man keeping the jackals at bay.
@underthetornado
@underthetornado 2 года назад
He's right we're just the vehicle that music flows through. Most of my songs I wrote in like 5 minutes. I'm just channelling.
@conniewolf7300
@conniewolf7300 2 года назад
Maybe so but you must be willing to be the channel....that takes guts!
@gonzoexpress9885
@gonzoexpress9885 2 года назад
Leonard, Bob, Joni, Jackson, Neil: The Muse. What an epoch!
@michaelwilson2340
@michaelwilson2340 2 года назад
Time for a Cohen biopic. And with a quality director that doesn't give us the Hollywood treatment.
@alexsghostcookie8142
@alexsghostcookie8142 2 года назад
The love I feel for Leonard Cohen is endless ❤️
@svenswwis436
@svenswwis436 2 года назад
RIP Leonard Cohen
@adamblackman6660
@adamblackman6660 2 года назад
There’s a podcast about Cohen’s long long journey to finish writing Hallelujah, and it featured letters written to Dylan asking for advice. I think it took over 15 years to finish…
@koustubhsharma4963
@koustubhsharma4963 2 года назад
What's the name of the podcast?
@funisnumberone1
@funisnumberone1 2 года назад
@@koustubhsharma4963 I think I found it...Adam, this the right one? I haven't listened to it yet but after doodling around this is what. I came up with. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-S2U1R-kVFx4.html
@koustubhsharma4963
@koustubhsharma4963 2 года назад
@@funisnumberone1 even if it's not... This looks interesting. Both Dylan and Cohen are my all time favourites
@heartwithnocompanion
@heartwithnocompanion 2 года назад
Magnificent!
@craigdedini9908
@craigdedini9908 4 месяца назад
I love both Dylan and Cohen, both have changed my life. As we know, Dylan said of himself - in that cryptic half-joking way of his - that he is a song and dance man - but really he is. But Cohen is a poet. The world lost something precious when it lost Leonard Cohen.
@crystalbelle2349
@crystalbelle2349 2 года назад
Thank you SO much for sharing this interview. Just subscribed today after finding you on Mr.Woolhall’s channel. Wow! Came for a visit, but subscribed automatically upon seeing the pic of Leonard. GBU. CKCO ~
@paintedpassport
@paintedpassport 2 года назад
Thank you for the kind words. I assume everybody who has subscribed to my channel has done so because I post about Bob Dylan, so I'm usually hesitant to share material on here that isn't related to Dylan. I love Leonard Cohen, though, and I post about him all the time in other places. For instance, I don't know if you're on Twitter, but last yr I did a 21-day video series on Leonard: twitter.com/harryhew/status/1311687411114573826 I've been thinking about sharing more Leonard stuff on this channel, so I appreciate the encouragement. Thanks again for the kind words. :)
@crystalbelle2349
@crystalbelle2349 2 года назад
@@paintedpassport I would sure enjoy anything on Leonard here, but haven’t been on Twitter in around ten years. This is the closest I get to Social Media now due to my distaste for drama, but I’ll always love music. I understand that it’s difficult to get too many irons in the fire though. It’s a common problem many share now, so I appreciate people who specialize on one or two things and master them instead of trying to be jacks of all while mastering none. Thank you for all of your professional work btw :)
@nozecone
@nozecone 2 года назад
@@crystalbelle2349 Ten years??!!! Man, I AM getting old - I thought Twitter was still some new thing the kids were all talking about .....
@crystalbelle2349
@crystalbelle2349 2 года назад
@@jacobdejong3200 mine either. Mine is actually the plaque hanging on my door of my favorite old poem. When I was young and the Internet was too, my pic was on my page everywhere. In the late nineties I removed it encouraging youth to do the same, and obtain anonymous names for public use for their security. At that time, Internet was free but more dangerous than it is now. Have a nice weekend. :)
@conniewolf7300
@conniewolf7300 2 года назад
@@nozecone 😂
@longtalljay
@longtalljay 2 года назад
And Gord looked down and smiled :-)
@jeffforsythe9514
@jeffforsythe9514 2 месяца назад
check out Buffy Ste Marie singing his God Is Alive, Magic Is Afoot.
@blondiesaband
@blondiesaband 2 года назад
i miss you more than anyone or anything leonard
@stupidbaby2858
@stupidbaby2858 2 года назад
I'm feelin it too. Time to get the young people hip to what's hip, in a single word: Dylan. Sad to think this great poet is there alive and our chance to get a piece of him in real time, what I'd give to shake his hand, to meet him, I'd probably fall to pieces and cry and almost embarrass him if he wasn't flattered by that. I'm a musician, I got a song, one song, that can rival at least one title of his: It takes a Lot to Laugh, a Train to Cry. Not gonna reveal my title, but let me say this, if I got a title that captured the Freight Train Experience it's only because I paid dearly for it: ten years of riding the rails. My soul is in that song. And when young people hear it they'll love me and think I'm something, but I'll use that attention just to let them know something Emerson wrote, society is always a little ahead of itself, and needs to turn back the clock just a few decades... Just a bad paraphrase, but you get it. I got one song, Dylan has a zillion! Hey that rhymes, am I a poet but don't know it?
@KinoCrote
@KinoCrote 2 года назад
Господи, вот это голос. Это восхитительно
@NisseOhlsen
@NisseOhlsen 4 месяца назад
I love Leonard.
@patriciathewisher2315
@patriciathewisher2315 2 года назад
Wonderful man
@david-pb4bi
@david-pb4bi 4 месяца назад
Leonard Cohen was brilliant, but Dylan was genius, they would never have thought of giving a Nobel Prize to any singer it was only because he was that good they didn’t have a choice.
@sebastianalegria3401
@sebastianalegria3401 Год назад
Godard is to the movies like Dylan is to the music, the fact of winning a Nobel prize made his figure as a musician bigger. I'm not saying that he's greater than The Beatles, but he's influenced over The Beatles or even, The Rolling Stones. I think Dylan must've felt flattered by what Leonard said.
@PreacherAtArrakeen
@PreacherAtArrakeen 5 месяцев назад
Hometown boy made good! I lived about a mile from him when he lived in Westmount. Love his mural on Crescent St.! Though my favourite band, by far, is The Beatles, I think Dylan, Joni, and Leonard were the best lyric writers of my generation.
@SawZaag
@SawZaag 2 года назад
Dear Leonard. A genius and beautiful man.
@brunositbon939
@brunositbon939 2 года назад
Repose en paix merveilleux personnages
@JerzyBorowski-ot3ie
@JerzyBorowski-ot3ie 11 месяцев назад
LEONARD COHEN GENIUSZ GENIUSZ GENIUSZ na zawsze dziękuję BOGU za wszystko dziękuję BARDZO
@robertmcharg6904
@robertmcharg6904 Год назад
I don't know if you can get the Nobel prize posthumously, if you can, leonard cohen, is your man, and an apology, for not giving him it, when he was with us, r i p leonard ❤
@paintedpassport
@paintedpassport Год назад
You can't get it posthumously, unfortunately.
@R.A.D.G59
@R.A.D.G59 Месяц назад
Dylan is the greatest song writer to ever walk the earth.
@annemariediepeveen6338
@annemariediepeveen6338 2 года назад
what a wise man: like pinning a medal on mr everest.
@TheProhetess
@TheProhetess 2 года назад
I'm We Want Peace © 1983, one of Bob Zimmerman music aq visited me in Nachla'ot... Jerusalem, Israel...siporei street, Calev ownes the building housing, Rasta with blue eyes approc my door and says, we've heard about your song, submit a cassette...I gave him my inspiration and he returned a very positive critique.
@maluawho3732
@maluawho3732 4 месяца назад
❤ Always loved Leonard Cohen‘s work. I inhaled it. It resonated. Maybe we have some genes in common. Thank you so much, old boy!
@gigiadam1777
@gigiadam1777 7 месяцев назад
"which, to me, is like pinning a medal on Mount Everest for being the highest mountain". Exact
@riverIl0719
@riverIl0719 2 года назад
Where can I watch the full interview? Thanks.
@paintedpassport
@paintedpassport 2 года назад
The press conference ran for about 22 minutes. The complete audio can be found here: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-T7rr4IBjY7k.html The Leonard Cohen Facebook page released five video clips from the press conference, which together run a little over 9 minutes. You can find them compiled here: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-RciOCn_Nmh0.html I would presume there is video for the remainder of the press conference, but those 9 minutes are all that has been released to date.
@riverIl0719
@riverIl0719 2 года назад
@@paintedpassport 🙏
@georgelemos5288
@georgelemos5288 2 года назад
Perfect!
@reinhardweise9755
@reinhardweise9755 2 года назад
most nostalgic, enjoyable though....drew me in to spending time here.....just another universal soldier
@stashuk7450
@stashuk7450 2 года назад
I once heard Graham Nash comment on 'modern' music saying, "There's Bob Dylan and Jimi Hendrix and ... who else?"
@HulkmanManhulk
@HulkmanManhulk Год назад
Leonard!
@soldtobediers
@soldtobediers Год назад
''Your body will never be familiar.'' ~L.C.
@messenger8279
@messenger8279 4 месяца назад
Cohen and many others, and I include genius scientists, and the mathematician Srinivasa Ramanujan. They receive these gifts of knowledge and music like a radio picking up a frequency. Nikola Tesla also acknowledged this as did Albert Einstein. If you are able to tune into this knowledge the most amazing music and scientific knowledge will be gifted. We all love Leonards music and it's Cleary very deep.
@yussepig6629
@yussepig6629 10 месяцев назад
What many musicians know is that the notes and the cords and the rules which make them go together exist already in nature . Musicians ‘discover’ them rather than invent them. That’s why many feel like they are not really writing the song.
@kymbrenton
@kymbrenton 2 года назад
Yes true but Dylan read many award winning books to form the words in his songs so you have to know the words before they can be written but I definitely agree it’s like a lightness witch comes over him and other writers and they are only holding the pencil or pushing the typewriter. I is a bit odd how Bob Dylan wrote more than most ⭐️
@gregknipe8772
@gregknipe8772 Год назад
bob felt the same way. how many of us know full well that what people think about us has NOTHING to do with WHO we ARE. *don't follow leaders. pay the parking meters*
@mikearchibald744
@mikearchibald744 5 месяцев назад
I think Mount Everest SHOULD get a medal. All those other mountains suck. But its true, not enough attention gets paid to the music in Cohens songs, even as far back as his first album the acoustic guitar work is just incredibly melodic and unique. On his nineties stuff its both current and yet also historical with traces of all kinds of world music. I could go into detail but readers mostly know this.
@MrLenoir99
@MrLenoir99 7 месяцев назад
The moment they decided to give the Nobel to a poet who "also" sang his poems, the prize should have gone to Cohen, hands down. The richness and constantly high quality of his oeuvre (including the novels and poetry books) are peerless. At least the Spaniards saw that, awarding him their highest literary prize in 2011.
@stephenglasse9756
@stephenglasse9756 6 месяцев назад
Dylan's arguably as good even greater and definitely more prolific. Dylan wrote great songs in greater numbers with greater ease.
@uptoti81
@uptoti81 2 года назад
Eloquence.
@stevenferguson3764
@stevenferguson3764 2 года назад
God bless Patty.
@nateb335
@nateb335 2 года назад
RIP MR.COHEN we miss ya
@KREN12623
@KREN12623 Год назад
♥️
@enminghee2926
@enminghee2926 Год назад
It's so sad to think he would be gone little over a fortnight later.
@Nobody29069
@Nobody29069 2 года назад
🔥🔥🔥a pin on a mountain
@vargaso
@vargaso 2 года назад
Are there subtitles?
@paintedpassport
@paintedpassport 2 года назад
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@SagaLarton
@SagaLarton 22 дня назад
Giving Bob Dylan the Nobel Prize for Literature is like giving Mike Tyson the Nobel Prize for Ballet Dancing
@david8157
@david8157 Год назад
I think Cohen and Dylan are equal contenders...
@KingMinosxxvi
@KingMinosxxvi 5 месяцев назад
I dont partciulary care for that other fella but I do love this man
@reaganwiles_art
@reaganwiles_art 6 месяцев назад
I would love to see the song lyrics of John Squire and Ian George Brown added to the next Oxford Book of English Verse or of Lyric Poetry. Look up "Waterfall" for instance (or any song's lyrics from among the earliest songs before The Stone Roses' first disbanding) and read, then listen; wonder what they mean and marvel at the open inconclusivity of their mysteries-so much in so little. Real magic there, not mere verse but poetry. So much more jouissance there than in the profduce of our withering academic vineyards.
@plusfour1
@plusfour1 6 месяцев назад
Leonard was too busy trying to figure out where he was residing in the tower of song.
@hounddig
@hounddig 2 года назад
I thought Cohen crossed into babylon??
@MDOurMD
@MDOurMD 2 года назад
Dylan launched a thousand other ships including Cohen, Lennon, Waits, and many more.
@marriedkiwi
@marriedkiwi 2 года назад
This is why the middle East tradition is to give the tribe leadership to the poet. Even in old England the King kept them very close sometimes under house arrest
@alanvallazza9781
@alanvallazza9781 2 года назад
I wish Cohen had stuck to comedy as well as singing. Watch his 1965 special before one album was released and he was doing jokes. He was working on his debut album.
@magnus9165
@magnus9165 4 месяца назад
One month before he died.
@Newfoundmike
@Newfoundmike 2 месяца назад
Story goes Dylan and John Lennon smoked a funny cigarette and Dylan told Lennon the Beatles Song had great melodies but they had nothing To Say , and that is when started writing so of the deepest most meaningful Songs ever Written, Check out Mind Games for Instance 🥁
@mishakolomoicev7292
@mishakolomoicev7292 2 года назад
Keith Richards keeps the Body well oiled & Receptive. Arff Arff Arff Arhoooooo.
@jaymarlin3565
@jaymarlin3565 4 месяца назад
Cohen yes, yes, yes. Dylan not so much..!
@dylanchangedeverythingfore1312
@dylanchangedeverythingfore1312 2 месяца назад
Leonard himself calls Dylan Mount Everest. Leonard is at best K-2. Dylan is a Mount Rushmore of ONE. There are half dozen others who make up a smaller version of Mount Rushmore. Van, Simon, perhaps Leonard+Young, etc
@hookywookywithmalarkyman704
@hookywookywithmalarkyman704 2 года назад
Alas what do we have these days ? bubble gum .
@zachgates7491
@zachgates7491 5 месяцев назад
In reality Cohen must have laughed when Dylan got the prize. One of his favorite poets Cavafy was never considered for it and Tolstoy, Ezra Pound, Borges, and Nabokov didn’t get it either. The Scandinavian judges wanted to freshen up their image by giving it to Dylan.
@dylanchangedeverythingfore1312
@dylanchangedeverythingfore1312 5 месяцев назад
Telling us you're an ignorant nancyboycakeboy friendof Dorothy ignoring the well-known fact that Leonard considers Dylan the gold standard revealing yourself to be so ignorant by calling Leonard a liar and that Leonard would bear false witness against himself
@badmen1550
@badmen1550 4 месяца назад
They would never have given it to Pound, lol.
@zachgates7491
@zachgates7491 4 месяца назад
@@badmen1550 Knut Hamsun got it in 1920 and Pound emerged as a literary figure in that same decade. Plus T.S. Eliot got it later and he also held anti-Semitic views.
@birtlee2078
@birtlee2078 5 месяцев назад
Leonard knows - Dylan is the king as Noel Gallagher said!
@cyberpunkworld
@cyberpunkworld 5 месяцев назад
No, Dylan's good. He's good. What song's much better than mine??? Passenger :)) Though it is mine, in a way
@andrefjbernardo
@andrefjbernardo 2 года назад
"You don't write the songs anyhow" - 😉
@peterliemareff8894
@peterliemareff8894 Год назад
That was I got out of that..who then?
@dylanthompson4836
@dylanthompson4836 Год назад
@@peterliemareff8894 The Muse comes, and sometimes she sticks around for a while, and sometimes just a moment.
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