"My Back Pages" at Martin Guitar 175th Anniversary Concert 

Some called him a poet, others call him a prophet- but one thing's for sure- Dylan is a musical genius and inspiration to so many people famous and ordinary alike

Beautiful! Bob Dylan: The GOAT!

Awesome! I loved this!

i am so freaking amazed. AMAZING Performance GUYS

I can listen to Jann Klose 24/7! That man rocks!!

Search for "Bob Dylan 30 Anniversary of 1st album - JAM". It's still there.

great!

Doesn't get much better than this.

I would have loved to see this live.

Jann just checked your web page and music your good buddy. And you did a great job on above My Back Pages. Thanks again.

Nothing like raw music, unedited and great musicians having fun. Imagine the exchange of ideas backstage. Music nirvana

SIMPLESMENTE MARAVILHOSO.

someone asked which one is Jann Klose - he is second from the right. he sings starting at about the 2:58 mark. if you like him here, check out his most recent video called Make It Better where you can hear his awesome guitar work, voice and lyrics: ;Jann Klose MAKE IT BETTER Music Video

Wow! Dicl Boak sings!

Thanks Jann.

I don't know where you got this, but thanks for sharing! I didn't always like all The Byrds songs when I was a kid in the 60s. But I was so much older then, I'm younger than that now ;)

IMHO, McGuinn was THE driving force of the Byrds during the 60's even though Gene Clark was generally acknowledged as the father of the Byrds. The unique sound of Roger Mcguinn's 12 string electric Rickenbacker created the trademark signature sound that WAS the Byrds. Others helped, for sure; Chris Hillman, David Crosby and even (later & in another genre) Graham Parsons. Was there EVER a better 60's band, from the good old USA, than McGuinn's Byrds? I doubt it......................

What’s the order of who sings the verses

@writerjmd The lyrics are on the music stands in front of them. Most referred to them often.

Nice

@writerjmd Try Dylan's "it alright ma" from Bringing it all back home

Is McGuinn playing that custom 7-string that Martin made for him? He used a double "G" for the 7th string, each "G" separated by an octave.

great ! loved the version with petty,harrison,neil young and dylan ! but this is cool also !

I love martin guitars. I own a 16OM GT model which is a delete model for some reason, and it has a widest fretboard I've ever play. For the fretboard that wide now I would have to spend like $4000AUS at least so there is no reason for me to spend that kind of money for a crappy guitar player like myself. My next martin guitar would be the 16OOO GT and I love that guitar, fretboard is wide enough for me to plug the strings and easy on the strumming and fits comfortably on my left hand. CHeers

Gosto muinto desta muzica

Martin Guitar. The Best.

well said Patrick. but where is the 30th anniverast edition? .......can't find it anymore on you tube

Look up the lyrics for this song. Man how they can remember them is awesome. I sure as hell couldn't.

near as it gets to escaping this physical stuff

Yes, but do I see some lyric sheets on those music stands?

Wish they asked me to play ...Did they get paid in Martins ?

this martin guitar must have been good 175 years hes got aconcert named after him

so what have i found

Who is the guy with the black hat. Love this. Thanks

@blueticecho The video title gives you the answer to the second question.

Where was this?

When did Rodger start looking like Martin Mull ? And where in the heck is that Rick ?

@writerjmd and anyone who could write them!

SHOULDN'T THIS TRIBUTE SONG BE FOR RICKENBACKER GUITARS???

Great rendition except they need at least a tambourine.

Good rendition, doesn't live up to Dylan's 30th anniversary rendition, with Neil Young, Tom Petty, George Harrison, Eric Clapton, and Dylan himself:)

Hey Jann, - Everyone knows... You are just. . . . . . .

Was excited to watch this but to be honest it was horrible

All those singers and NO ONE can sing the upper harmony? McGuinn is great as is Marty Stuart, but the rest are taking up space...

No me gustó.