In the comments below, everyone is praising Dylan. Why not give some praise to Martha Quinn, the interviewer? It's thanks to her laidback, friendly, intelligent approach and way of questioning that he opened up like that. He felt comfortable and relaxed in her presence. Great work, Martha Quinn!
Thanks Woolhall! We’re getting closer to the big celebration! I never like this stud with make up on but I love him regardless! Thanks for the memory To my two Bobs!
Bob has such a clear common sense, it´s refreshing :, how he speaks about the music buisness and himself -it ´s a fun to listen him.."I never listen to any records-well I will if the´re on..but I mean I don`t go home..and" I wanted to fill it up more and more (his music)-every note is it´s already there for you " Bob speaks as the lives..that great
What a lovely time taking Interview! At the back of Wembley Stadion.. For one about Cafe Wha.. where it near enough all began❣️Thanks Woolhall🌺Relaxed Young Natural Martha Quinn puts Dylan at ease easily👌🌞Happy to hear he likes to hear space in records.. thats I think Dylan is great in❣️ ‘Street Legal’ he says just came there like ‘Shot of Love’🌹 Love it❣️
Ta Woolhall so much and Bob to care to share🙃. This interview shows volumes of how not to hate and just create, absolute good to see Bob talk so free excellent with Martha she is so honest and down to earth. 🙃🙃☕🎂 true blue birthday salute.
@@rachelee73 Oh, I missed something, I only realise now - so sorry! At the moment it's hard to keep up. I have the feeling that YT and the world is exploding in celebrating Bob's 80th! 💘
Calling himself old 😆 I guess I’m guilty of being old too but never too old for music n dancing . Happy to hear Legendary Bob be so open n sincere ! 💫🎶🎤
Actually,,Mr ordinary chap, its my favourite album, I no its a bold statement, but sometimes it's not all about the music, but the ambience, the time it came along, it seems to remind me of American civil war, new Orleans, betrayal, mercinairies, witches, and honour and deciet, the album cover is simply cool, and it was the first time I saw him live, earls Court London, in the early eighties, good times dude. 😎
Yeh I love Street Legal but it does suffer from appalling production in places with instrument levels fluctuating and horrible cut offs etc.Great songs though.
Martha Quinn not only interviewing Bob, she’s actually applying makeup too. This whole thing is surreal 🙂 It does appear that Bob has a shiner under his left eye 👁
He must have liked her... he's being very interactive and not nearly as sarcastic and viscous as he's been known to be with interviewers...good clip! 🔥
In 1978, I was in tune with many Dylan songs: a la 'Like A Rolling Stone" and "Lay Lady Lay". But hearing "Changing of the Guard", from Street Legal - playing outside "my" college's radio station as I walked through the courtyard one day to class . . . SOLD me on Bobby going forward. And I'm not sure why, except for the constant rhyming masterpiece of songwriting and performance, but the song "No Time To Think" is my current fave from this treasured LP.
The reason Bob Dylan often gave surly interviews is because he was usually asked inane question. I mean seriously, if you listen to some of those old interviews you soon get the picture. But when its about the music, not who’s shagged who, not what do you think about religion, not what do you think about politics, Dylan does engage as can be seen here.
@@nissi.k ahoy nissi! 😘 🤗 was at mr t's premiere! tomorrow there'll be more - won't you like to come? btw, did you ge my e-mail address? i sent it to you.
Now many might not know but bob Dylan is also a big meditation person he has said himself . I don't meditate but I think it's a reason for his personality and mental strength. Who knows
Entertaining however, the reporter seemed reluctant to ask any real challenging questions. For instance, he starts to talk about how the press exaggerates poor audience reaction. He says it never happened. What a chance to press on the acrimony he experience when he “went electric”. I would have loved to hear a real perspective- although he probably would dismiss any attempt. Softball questions for MTV. Still fun though. Knowing Bob and his track record with the ladies, he decided to be nice.
My 1st record was a Xmas present from my dad when I was 7 it was The Times they are a changing ... I know more about Bob Dylan than I want to. Tom Petty thought he was God. Tom Petty didn't know how good he himself was. Thank god for the Travelling Wilburys. Jacob Dylan his son is an incredibly armoured person with good reason. I do think Dylan deserved the Nobel Prize for literature. As a human being, jury is out but I am not wasting time on it. The number of people he hurt or discarded is legion and tired of all this rubbish.
He's also being slick, because the acts he mentions... ha has a financial interest in. You think he's just replying to questions but his answers promote bands that he has a financial investment in. Watch for that in Bob Dylan interviews.
@@axeljameson9097 Albert Grossman was Dylan's manager but was also the manager for other bands. Grossman would make it financially beneficial for Dylan to promote other bands that Grossman promoted, like the Sir Douglas Quintet, A latino one-hit-wonder band from Texas.
Hello, how are you doing today and thanks for your love and support and hope you will never stop listening to my music?, kindly text me on my cell phone number +1(606)441-3321 or text me on my mail bobdylanoffiiciial@gmail.com
Great interview guess it’s before he stopped talking to the media. How many times does he need to answer the same questions. I think make up is for the tour he’s on.
In the comments below, everyone is praising Dylan. Why not give some praise to Martha Quinn, the interviewer? It's thanks to her laidback, friendly, intelligent approach and way of questioning that he opened up like that. He felt comfortable and relaxed in her presence. Great work, Martha Quinn!
Years ago, I read that Bob's son Jesse was dating Quinn at the time. Maybe that's why Bob was so cordial and generous with his time.
It's because he wanted to bang her lol.
I think Bob has said more in this interview than in all the others on youtube put together!
bob dylan is a gift to humanity
I can speak for myself. I have changed. My life has changed after seeing Bob for the first time
x
Bob's so relaxed and forthcoming here! This is a great interview! She was a superb interviewer.
Thank you Bob for all of your caring musical gifts! God bless Bob and everyone
When M Quinn gets to Bob Dylan, everybody's gonna wanna dose!!!✌️💕👏🔥 interview Thanks 🤘💯
I am a little bit speachless ... wow! Wooly, it's such a pleasure to watch and listen to this - thank you so much! 🌹
And then there’s also part 2❣️👌
@@0otee yes, i saw it, only 6 min but good, i hpe! 🥰
Thanks Woolhall! We’re getting closer to the big celebration! I never like this stud with make up on but I love him regardless! Thanks for the memory To my two Bobs!
Bob has such a clear common sense, it´s refreshing :, how he speaks about the music buisness and himself -it ´s a fun to listen him.."I never listen to any records-well I will if the´re on..but I mean I don`t go home..and" I wanted to fill it up more and more (his music)-every note is it´s already there for you " Bob speaks as the lives..that great
Haven’t seen him that talkative before
She's cute.
Never forgotten!!! we love you !!!simple and true !!!
Not even halfway through his career ..."I've been around soooo long" -Dylan
I was raised by garbage, but I listened to Dylan so I have some morals.😎
Lol 😂
What a lovely time taking Interview! At the back of Wembley Stadion.. For one about Cafe Wha.. where it near enough all began❣️Thanks Woolhall🌺Relaxed Young Natural Martha Quinn puts Dylan at ease easily👌🌞Happy to hear he likes to hear space in records.. thats I think Dylan is great in❣️ ‘Street Legal’ he says just came there like ‘Shot of Love’🌹 Love it❣️
I hear you purrrring, olga! 😘💘
@@pekibuzz Now you say this I thought:
Whats purring behind me🤪🌹❤️
@@0otee 😻
Ta Woolhall so much and Bob to care to share🙃. This interview shows volumes of how not to hate and just create, absolute good to see Bob talk so free excellent with Martha she is so honest and down to earth. 🙃🙃☕🎂 true blue birthday salute.
Yes, dear, it's a pleasur to watch this and listen. 💓
@@pekibuzz it's also a good carry on upload ☕🙃🪁 missed the atmosphere manager today hopefully tomorrow? 🙃🌻🌈🪁☕
@@rachelee73 Oh, I missed something, I only realise now - so sorry! At the moment it's hard to keep up. I have the feeling that YT and the world is exploding in celebrating Bob's 80th! 💘
Exactly Rachel❣️ Down to earth I wrote that too! Its what Bob needs in the mad journalist and all world surrounding him❣️🌻🌺
Calling himself old 😆 I guess I’m guilty of being old too but never too old for music n dancing . Happy to hear Legendary Bob be so open n sincere ! 💫🎶🎤
Terrific! Bob is so open and relaxed here.
It's true: Street Legal is a very good record. The sound is great. And apparently it was under appreciated... Only, not by me.
Actually,,Mr ordinary chap, its my favourite album, I no its a bold statement, but sometimes it's not all about the music, but the ambience, the time it came along, it seems to remind me of American civil war, new Orleans, betrayal, mercinairies, witches, and honour and deciet, the album cover is simply cool, and it was the first time I saw him live, earls Court London, in the early eighties, good times dude. 😎
@@robertmcharg6904 damn straight, mine too 👍 Ludicrously underrated.
@@aageseljegard8730 cheers Aage, 😎🏴
Yeh I love Street Legal but it does suffer from appalling production in places with instrument levels fluctuating and horrible cut offs etc.Great songs though.
It’s by far his worst album to my ears.
Wait...is Martha Quinn doing his eye liner? What a baller!
This Young Bob Dylan is so very Open Insel furReal time of this interview, i'm a really amazing about. Very good snapshot about Bobs early carriere.
Martha Quinn not only interviewing Bob, she’s actually applying makeup too.
This whole thing is surreal 🙂
It does appear that Bob has a shiner under his left eye 👁
A INTELLIGENT MAN..... SUPERIOR
"Street Legal" has been my favourite Dylan record for a while now. Still can't warm up to "Shot of Love" though
Changing of the guard
Priceless.
Great interview and a talkative Bob!
“Oh yeah, that’s why I started wearing hats.” 🤣
He must have liked her... he's being very interactive and not nearly as sarcastic and viscous as he's been known to be with interviewers...good clip! 🔥
He's known for being viscous?
He was always quite viscous
This interviewer seems to have a special hold on Bob.
Oh I want more of this interview !!
The jumped the shark period. Zebra stripes and mascara are a dead giveaway. But still real and dripping wisdom. Legend.
According to Bob's shirt it's the 80s
In 1978, I was in tune with many Dylan songs: a la 'Like A Rolling Stone" and "Lay Lady Lay". But hearing "Changing of the Guard", from Street Legal - playing outside "my" college's radio station as I walked through the courtyard one day to class . . . SOLD me on Bobby going forward. And I'm not sure why, except for the constant rhyming masterpiece of songwriting and performance, but the song "No Time To Think" is my current fave from this treasured LP.
Birthday Bob❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
Good interview
The reason Bob Dylan often gave surly interviews is because he was usually asked inane question. I mean seriously, if you listen to some of those old interviews you soon get the picture.
But when its about the music, not who’s shagged who, not what do you think about religion, not what do you think about politics, Dylan does engage as can be seen here.
I never thought I’d see Dylan gushing over Peter Wolf 🤷♂️
This is really great!! I love how he thinks, talks and laughs! Very cool and causal conversation/interview!
I love it! Thanks Wooly!🤍👏🏻
🤗💓
@@pekibuzz Hi Peki where are you? 🌠
@@nissi.k ahoy nissi! 😘 🤗 was at mr t's premiere! tomorrow there'll be more - won't you like to come?
btw, did you ge my e-mail address? i sent it to you.
Ohh your so right nissi🌹🌞
'is this liquid eyeliner that your using?' 'NO'
I put him alongside Marcus Aurelius, Socrates, Freddie Spencer
Dylan is like a lamb here. The man of many faces
Now many might not know but bob Dylan is also a big meditation person he has said himself . I don't meditate but I think it's a reason for his personality and mental strength. Who knows
He looks like Alice Cooper here!
Awesome!!
This is a nice relaxed interview with some good information. Pity the video quality and sound is so poor
Many many more!!!!
A true artist😍
Entertaining however, the reporter seemed reluctant to ask any real challenging questions. For instance, he starts to talk about how the press exaggerates poor audience reaction. He says it never happened. What a chance to press on the acrimony he experience when he “went electric”. I would have loved to hear a real perspective- although he probably would dismiss any attempt.
Softball questions for MTV. Still fun though. Knowing Bob and his track record with the ladies, he decided to be nice.
1984. Songs on, Real Live, album
Crusher Jerry Blackwell moved like a cat for such a large man.
He looks like Edith Bunker.
"No, It's a pencil" 💅
whats the music video with the people in hats
My 1st record was a Xmas present from my dad when I was 7 it was The Times they are a changing ... I know more about Bob Dylan than I want to. Tom Petty thought he was God. Tom Petty didn't know how good he himself was. Thank god for the Travelling Wilburys. Jacob Dylan his son is an incredibly armoured person with good reason. I do think Dylan deserved the Nobel Prize for literature. As a human being, jury is out but I am not wasting time on it. The number of people he hurt or discarded is legion and tired of all this rubbish.
agree 100%. petty actually mimicked dylan’s voice his entire career. he definitely hurt a lot and used even more.
What's with the eye makeup? Was this during his face-painting tour?
yo - was that the tour with tom petty?
No 1984 . Dylan petty 85 to 87
So he said he likes space in records, but he was trying to fill up the sound in Infidels/trying to make a full record? What's he saying?
Benson & Hedges,eh?
Does anyone know what year this was and how old he was here?
1984
When and where was this?
Backstage at Wembley Stadium before his gig there on 7th July, 1984.
I was on LAY lady lay in 1970, the blood on the tracks 73or 4 mama said life sure was gonna be hard! Hell orange 🍊sunshine was before that
:- o
Sure was gonna be tough.
He's also being slick, because the acts he mentions... ha has a financial interest in. You think he's just replying to questions but his answers promote bands that he has a financial investment in. Watch for that in Bob Dylan interviews.
Could you explain more?
@@axeljameson9097 Albert Grossman was Dylan's manager but was also the manager for other bands. Grossman would make it financially beneficial for Dylan to promote other bands that Grossman promoted, like the Sir Douglas Quintet, A latino one-hit-wonder band from Texas.
Interesting
Hello, how are you doing today and thanks for your love and support and hope you will never stop listening to my music?, kindly text me on my cell phone number +1(606)441-3321 or text me on my mail bobdylanoffiiciial@gmail.com
MAN ID LIKE TO CHAT WITH HIM LIKE THIS BEFORE EITHER HE DIES OR I DO AND I'M 23
no… its a pencil…
How does she have a job first place
Why are his eyes always that weird
that was the age of hair bands and makeup
@@JM-co6rf So as to the people in the back row can see his expressive eyes as well👌🕺🎶💃
Great interview guess it’s before he stopped talking to the media. How many times does he need to answer the same questions. I think make up is for the tour he’s on.