It Ain't Me Babe - Bob Dylan (5/4/65) Bootleg

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  • čas přidán 5. 12. 2013
  • 5/7/65 - Free Trade Hall, Manchester, England

Komentáře • 838

  • @maryannmiller5669
    @maryannmiller5669 Před 4 lety +113

    A lot of memories. My husband sang this to me before we were married. We were married for 44 years until he passed away.

  • @hife2thekife
    @hife2thekife Před 3 lety +7

    Love this 1965 bootleg! As good as the great man ever sounded. Live long Bob Dylan!

  • @janeough45
    @janeough45 Před 4 lety +4

    This genius guy tells a different story with all his classic songs , ,,,,,what a guy , then now and always lol xx

  • @fredloos6998
    @fredloos6998 Před 7 lety +4

    There is something so essential to his music, it tears you apart no matter how many times you hear him sing. Bob is the master, there is no other to compare him to.

  • @thomass1891
    @thomass1891 Před 7 lety +1

    Bob Dylan has saved my life. My wife cheated on me and I was laid off from a place I had worked for 12 years.. My life was practically ruined and I was on the verge of committing suicide.. But after listening to Bob Dylan's amazing and intriguing songs I had suddenly become a new person with a fresh perspective in life! Thank you , Bob.

  • @cindywyly9477
    @cindywyly9477 Před 6 lety +1

    my little sister committed suicide in 1976. i was 17 she was 16. We had grown up listening to Bob Dylan with our dad. After she was gone i sat alone and listened to Dylan albums and cried for a whole year. i felt better after that. thank you Bob. we will both ALWAYS love you!

  • @piacentini
    @piacentini Před 7 lety +7

    Zimmerman you are awesome. Dylan has been living around us fom 1963 onwards,we have the plasure to share his life,songs and dreams ,for about 55 years. We have been hit by his magic. Thanx a lot Bob.

  • @janeough45
    @janeough45 Před 4 lety +4

    this guy is a complete genius , second to none , iv loved him all my life and will continue until eternity ,,,,,long live the 60s decade what an era to live through lol xx

  • @tangobango9653
    @tangobango9653 Před 7 lety +16

    The older I get the more I appreciate Dylan's wonderful words. Congrats on the Nobel, well deserved.

  • @jamiecaldwell1534
    @jamiecaldwell1534 Před 7 lety +96

    This drawing is my favorite of Dylan. It captures the man better than actual photographs.

  • @mrman2415
    @mrman2415 Před 7 lety +212

    I always turn to Bob Dylan's music every time I feel that my life is becoming too difficult. His songs always seem to help me somehow.

  • @Powertuber1000
    @Powertuber1000 Před 9 lety +48

    So modest and quiet in interviews, it is odd that Dylan has difficulty seeing the greatness of his own music. A man of few words in person, yet he was able to express the realities and pathos of humanity so articulately through his music like no one before or since.

  • @El..Stracho
    @El..Stracho Před 7 lety +13

    Brilliant man from 1965.. Love that sound!

  • @bobx2x2
    @bobx2x2 Před 7 lety +5

    Fantastic song. I'm old enough to remember those days.

  • @supasoulproductions
    @supasoulproductions Před 7 lety +126

    Congratulations to Bob Dylan on his Nobel Prize in Literature! His importance in our culture can hardly be overestimated.

  • @brittbeck9158
    @brittbeck9158 Před 5 lety +6

    You are the Master, Bob Dylan. So many souls you"ve saved. When I'm worried,, I hear your voice singing to me; "Lay down your weary tune, lay down", I always get the song I need, for the moment. Like magic, they just comes. 🌹❤️

  • @JoeChicago257
    @JoeChicago257 Před 9 lety +26

    I remember my sister singing this song to me when I was a child, a cherished childhood memory. Even to this day, even hearing Bob Dylan sing this, I still hear my sister singing this to me.

  • @lesliecallender2458
    @lesliecallender2458 Před 7 lety +10

    Another great song from

  • @Thewoj2123
    @Thewoj2123 Před 5 lety +4

    Bob Dylan is my all time favorite artist

  • @alantaylor7565
    @alantaylor7565 Před 7 lety

    First heard Dylan in a dingy barrack room in W Germany in 1964, listening to the 'Times they are a'changing' album. Been a fan ever since and after a difficult childhood his words and music changed my life that day, still getting inspiration today. On May 5th I achieve a life ambition and get to see him perform live, been waiting and trying since 1964!! Thanks to my children who made it possible and made an old guy happy!! Thanks for everything Bob!!