Bob Dylan (born Robert Allen Zimmerman on May 24, 1941 in Duluth, Minnesota… Read Full Bio ↴Bob Dylan (born Robert Allen Zimmerman on May 24, 1941 in Duluth, Minnesota, United States) is an American singer-songwriter. Often regarded as one of the greatest songwriters of all time, Dylan has been a major figure in popular culture during a career spanning more than 60 years.
Dylan started his musical odyssey in 1959 when he began playing in Dinkytown, Minneapolis while attending the University of Minnesota. Shortly after starting to play he changed his stage name to Bob Dylan, after being influenced by the poetry of Dylan Thomas before legally changing his name in 1962.

Much of his best known work is from the 1960s, when he became an informal documentarian and reluctant figurehead of American unrest, promoted by Joan Baez. Some of his songs, such as "Blowin' in the Wind" and "The Times They Are A-Changin'", became anthems of the anti-war and civil rights movements, with Joan Baez and Dylan singing together at the March on Washington in 1963. However he later became disenchanted with the civil liberty protest scene, feeling that he had been used by them.

His album Bringing It All Back Home marked a move away from the folk scene and a move towards rock and roll and Dylan began to consciously distance himself from his early association with civil rights. He also started to become irritated when being interviewed, often given facetious or irreverent answers to questions. Bringing It All Back Home was a controversial album as it the first on which he played electric guitar. This was seen by some of his fans as a betrayal of this folk roots, with some saying that it obscured his meaningful and poetic lyrics.

The second half of the 1960s was marked by a string of well received releases, with his song "Like a Rolling Stone", released in July of 1965, later being named "The Greatest Song of All Time" by Rolling Stone magazine in 2004, placing #1 in a list of 500 titles. It also marked the formation of Dylan's backing band The Hawks (who would later call themselves simply The Band). Dylan embarked on a world tour of Australia and Europe in 1966, during which he seemed to be under a lot of strain and pressure by both his fans, the music press and his own promoters. Dylan himself admitted that he began taking drugs seriously whilst on this tour, and found it immensely hard work. On returning to New York he crashed his motorbike, sustaining serious injuries in the process, and went into a period of withdrawal while he recuperated. During the late 1960s, Dylan again changed stylistic tradition, moving away from the psychedelic culture of the time. It was then that he recorded All Along the Watchtower, perhaps more famously recorded by Jimi Hendrix.

The 1970s were a period during which Dylan was more sporadic in his output, releasing some poorly received LPs. He rarely appeared in person until 1974, when he began touring again with his backing band The Band. He also wrote one of his most extensively covered songs, Knockin' On Heaven's Door, as well as what is now recognised as one of his best albums Blood On The Tracks. Towards the end of the 1970s, Dylan discovered Christ, and released some albums of gospel music. He started to talk to the crowd about his faith during his performances, and wouldn't play any of his early work, which alienated some of his previous fans.

Dylan today still remains an influential and popular artist; despite a period of little note between 1980-2000, his 2006 album Modern Times reached the US chart at #1, as did his 2009 album Together Through Life, in the US, Britain, France and several other countries. His 2012 album Tempest was also critically acclaimed. Since 1988, Dylan has been on the so-called Never Ending Tour, during which his performances have provoked controversy, with some critics claiming that his lyrics have become incomprehensible, an experience which is not helped by his tendency to change his set-list and vocals almost every performance.

Bob Dylan's strong influence over the past few years is becoming even more prominent amongst a growing group of younger emerging artists such as George Ellias and Devendra Banhart. Dylan's early lyrics incorporated politics, social commentary, philosophy and literary influences, defying existing pop music conventions and appealing widely to the counterculture of the time. While expanding and personalizing musical styles, Dylan has shown steadfast devotion to traditions of American song, from folk and country/blues to rock and roll and rockabilly, to Gaelic balladry, even jazz, swing and Broadway.

Dylan performs with the guitar, keyboard and harmonica. Backed by a changing lineup of musicians, he has toured steadily since the late 1980s. He has also recently performed alongside other iconic artists, such as Paul Simon, Joni Mitchell, Tom Petty and Eric Clapton. Although his contributions as a performer and recording artist have been central to his career, his songwriting is generally held as his highest accomplishment.

Nobel Prize for Literature (2016) - On October 13, 2016, Dylan was awarded the Nobel Prize for Literature for “for having created new poetic expressions within the great American song tradition”. The prestigious award has been given annually since 1901 and previous Nobel Laureates for Literature include Harold Pinter and Samuel Beckett. Here is the speech written by Dylan, although unable to attend:
http://www.nytimes.com/2016/12/10/arts/bob-dylan-nobel-prize-acceptance-speech.html?_r=0

Blood In My Eyes
Bob Dylan Lyrics

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Gonna get that girl that money that money will buy
Hey, hey, babe, I got blood in my eyes for you
Hey, hey, babe, I got blood in my eyes for you
I got blood in my eyes for you, babe
I don't care what in the world you do

She looked at me, begin to smile
Said, hey, hey, man, can't you wait a little while
No, no, babe, I got blood in my eyes for you,
No, no, babe, I got blood in my eyes for you
Got blood in my eyes for you, babe
I don't care what in the world you do

No, no, ma'ma, I can't wait
You got my money, now you're trying to break this date
Hey, hey, babe, I got blood in my eyes for you
Hey, hey, babe, I got blood in my eyes for you
I got blood in my eyes for you, babe
I don't care what in the world you do

I tell you something, tell you the facts
You don't want me, give my money back
Hey, hey, babe, I got blood in my eyes for you
Hey, hey, babe, I got blood in my eyes for you

I got blood in my eyes for you, babe
I don't care what in the world you do

Overall Meaning

It is likely that the singer of the song is experiencing lust or profound attraction towards a woman he has seen. He is so enamored that he has "blood in his eyes." This hyperbolic statement implies that he is completely consumed and blinded by his infatuation. Throughout the song, he continues to express this infatuation, revealing that he is willing to do whatever it takes to be with her, including giving her money. It appears that his primary goal is attraction, satisfaction and immediate gratification as he does not care what she does, as long as she is with him.

The lyrics represent a common theme in many blues songs where men objectify women and view them purely as sexual objects. The singer of the song views the woman as a means to an end rather than as a person with feelings and emotions. Despite this, the song still manages to capture the listener's attention, with its simplistic and repetitive structure.

Overall, Blood In My Eyes is a song that speaks to the darker impulses of human nature. The lyrics reveal the singer’s desire, desperation and lack of morals, which can resonate with listeners who have also experienced overwhelming sexual desire or attraction.

Line by Line Meaning

Woke up this morning, feeling blue
I woke up this morning feeling sad and down.

Seen a good-lookin' girl, can I make love with you
I saw a pretty girl and asked her if we could be intimate.

Hey, hey, babe, I got blood in my eyes for you
Hey, I'm really into you and can't stop thinking about you.

I got blood in my eyes for you, babe, I don't care what in the world you do
I'm completely infatuated with you and don't care what you do or who you are.

I went back home, put on my tie Gonna get that girl that money that money will buy
I went back home and got dressed nicely so I could pay for the girl's affection.

She looked at me, begin to smile Said, hey, hey, man, can't you wait a little while
She smiled at me and asked me to be patient.

No, no, babe, I got blood in my eyes for you, No, no, babe, I got blood in my eyes for you Got blood in my eyes for you, babe I don't care what in the world you do
Sorry, I can't wait, I'm totally obsessed with you and nothing else matters.

No, no, ma'ma, I can't wait You got my money, now you're trying to break this date
Sorry, I can't wait, I paid you for this and you can't back out now.

I tell you something, tell you the facts You don't want me, give my money back
If you don't want to be with me, just give me my money back.

Hey, hey, babe, I got blood in my eyes for you Hey, hey, babe, I got blood in my eyes for you I got blood in my eyes for you, babe I don't care what in the world you do
I'm still obsessed with you, it doesn't matter what you do, I want you.

Lyrics © Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC
Written by: TRADITIONAL, BOB DYLAN

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Most interesting comments from YouTube:

DANIEL RODRIGUES SANTOS

2y↑1

Sangue Nos Olhos
1. Acordei esta manhã, sentindo tristeza
Vi uma garota linda, posso fazer amor com você?
Ei, ei, baby, eu tenho sangue nos olhos por você
Ei, ei, baby, eu tenho sangue nos olhos por você
Eu tenho sangue nos olhos por você, baby
Não importa o que quer que você faça no mundo

2. Voltei para casa, coloquei minha gravata
Vou conseguir o tipo de garota que dinheiro pode comprar
Ei, ei, baby, eu tenho sangue nos olhos por você
Ei, ei, baby, eu tenho sangue nos olhos por você
Eu tenho sangue nos olhos por você, baby
Não importa o que quer que você faça no mundo

3. Ela olhou para mim, começou a sorrir
Disse: "Ei, ei, cara, não pode esperar um pouco?"
Não, não, baby, eu tenho sangue nos olhos por você
Não, não, baby, eu tenho sangue nos olhos por você
Tenho sangue nos olhos por você, baby
Não importa o que quer que você faça no mundo

Instrumental

4. Não, não, querida, não posso esperar
Você pegou meu dinheiro, agora tenta desmarcar nosso encontro
Ei, ei, baby, eu tenho sangue nos olhos por você
Ei, ei, baby, eu tenho sangue nos olhos por você
Eu tenho sangue nos olhos por você, baby
Não importa o que quer que você faça no mundo

5. Eu conto algo, te digo os fatos
Você não me quer, devolva meu dinheiro
Ei, ei, baby, eu tenho sangue nos olhos por você
Ei, ei, baby, eu tenho sangue nos olhos por você
Eu tenho sangue nos olhos por você, bab

rohit singh

6y↑36

"Blood In My Eyes"

Woke up this morning, feeling blue
Seen a good looking girl, can I make love with you
Hey, hey, babe, I got blood in my eyes for you
Hey, hey, babe, I got blood in my eyes for you
I got blood in my eyes for you, baby
I don't care what in the world you do.

I went back home, put on my tie
Gonna get that girl that money will buy
Hey, hey, babe, I got blood in my eyes for you
Hey, hey, babe, I got blood in my eyes for you
I got blood in my eyes for you, baby
I don't care what in the world you do.

She looked at me, begin to smile
Said, "Hey, hey, man, can't you wait a little while ?"
No, no babe, I got blood in my eyes for you
No, no babe, I got blood in my eyes for you
Got blood in my eyes for you, baby
I don't care what in the world you do.

No, no, ma'am, I can't wait
You got my money, now you're trying to break this date
Hey, hey, babe, I got blood in my eyes for you
Hey, hey, babe, I got blood in my eyes for you
Got blood in my eyes for you, baby
I don't care what in the world you do.

I'll tell you something, tell you the facts
You don't want to give my money back
Hey, hey, babe, I got blood in my eyes for you
Hey, hey, babe, I got blood in my eyes for you
I got blood in my eyes for you, baby
I don't care what in the world you do

Juan Camacho

2y↑2

Woke up this morning, feeling blue
Seen a good-lookin' girl, can I make love with you
Hey, hey, babe, I got blood in my eyes for you
Hey, hey, babe, I got blood in my eyes for you
I got blood in my eyes for you, babe,
I don't care what in the world you do

I went back home, put on my tie
Gonna get that girl that money that money will buy
Hey, hey, babe, I got blood in my eyes for you
Hey, hey, babe, I got blood in my eyes for you
I got blood in my eyes for you, babe
I don't care what in the world you do

She looked at me, begin to smile
Said, hey, hey, man, can't you wait a little while
No, no, babe, I got blood in my eyes for you,
No, no, babe, I got blood in my eyes for you
Got blood in my eyes for you, babe
I don't care what in the world you do
🎵🎶🎵🎶
No, no, ma'ma, I can't wait
You got my money, now you're trying to break this date
Hey, hey, babe, I got blood in my eyes for you
Hey, hey, babe, I got blood in my eyes for you
I got blood in my eyes for you, babe
I don't care what in the world you do

I tell you something, tell you the facts
You don't want me, give my money back
Hey, hey, babe, I got blood in my eyes for you
Hey, hey, babe, I got blood in my eyes for you
I got blood in my eyes for you, babe
I don't care what in the world you do

All comments from YouTube:

Allen Michau

5y↑25

Bob Dylan is simply one of the greatest to ever strap on a guitar and sing his poems for us common folk!He is a magician with his words and architectural genuis with the melodies💜Love ya Mr.Dylan!

Slim Jim

6y↑149

Whenever I’ve had a rough day I play some Dylan and all those troubles go away

carnia mellato

Scopro Dylan nel 2023. Dopo aver ascoltato diverse sue canzoni, le trovo veramente belle, attuali, geniali sì.

carnia mellato

Ho letto le vicissitudini del Nobel, cercando la motivazione dell'assegnazione. Ora so perché Patty si è scordata la canzone...Non era perfettamente sicura di far piacere a Dylan di partecipare attivamente all'assegnazione. Travagliata, pare, da quel che leggo. Non si può essere sicuri di nulla. Mia madre diceva nemmeno delle proprie budella, al momento meno opportuno si manifestano.

carnia mellato

Mi fa piacere che lei abbia trovato in Dylan una modalità di superare qualche avversità.

cindy rowean

" flowers", by Miley Cyrus that will lift your soul. Peace/🎵

Paul Stanley

I think he knows that when he writes his songs

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Phillip Beckman

10y↑228

the greatest of all time. Bob is easily my favorite artist.People make fun of me for that but I could care less.The younger generation is missing out. Its sad they don't know who Dylan is

yama penny

@Jayman Newell
Hihi...😍

Apocalipsis

2y↑1

❤💯

Marian Misirgic

Very sad.

Sandra Beretta

3y↑1

@Bob Chasse I have loved his work since then as well - now I am 68 years old and he is still my go to guy! Always the best!

Kanji WoooWooo

3y↑1

Yeah

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IanWelland

8y↑196

This is from a very underrated album in my opinion. 'World Gone Wrong' seems to have been lost of most people's lists which is a shame. I think the problem is that most go for Dylan's 60s and 70s oeuvre which is fine and respectful, but those who don't venture toward his later period are missing out. The thing about Bob Dylan is that he offers so many dimensions to his craft, it is these dimensions that have actually shaped our lives - as we grow older, so his music endures. 'World Gone Wrong' may not be 'Blood On The Tracks' or 'Time Out of Mind' or 'Street Legal' or even the greats stretching back to 1962, but this track and 'World Gone Wrong' is very good - very very good... it's a statement of where our lives have journeyed and where Dylan is at.

Hope Beck

Ian Welland.
Dylan is a poet. He is timeless. Anyone that appreciates his lyrics will never think that only his old songs are good. About 98% of his stuff is great no matter the year it's written. Just my opinion.

Hope Beck

@sludgehawking
Huh??

Hope Beck

Ian Weldman
This may not be his newer stuff but the lyrics apply even more now than then. It's now "blood in the streets & yes, something's gone very wrong in the world.

Anita White

This was the soundtrack to a week that changed our lives forever. So pleased we got to see Dylan at Montreux first.

Ape

Hey, "Street Legal"!! Yes!!... that's great album that I actually haven't seen mentioned in like 10 years. Thanks

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Kanji WoooWooo

3y↑9

World Gone Wrong, probably one of my 15 favorite Dylan albums. Maybe his most underrated album ever. It only reached No. 70 in the charts.

Howard Sauertieg

2y↑1

It got almost no promotion from the record company. I found it 6 months after release and I'm relatively attentive to new releases.

Alper S.

6y↑7

This guy changed world music for forever.

Uncle Remus

4y↑29

This tune just gets better every time I hear it and that's at least twice a week

Reginaldo Inhani

Eu choro ao ouvir as músicas do Bob Dilan, mesmo não entendendo o inglês, mas mesmo assim ela penetra no meu coração, é a Margia da música. Por isso Ele é o maior cantor pra mim.

Nero Slum Ashtray II

No puedo sacar de mi mente esta rola, se quedo en mi subconsciente desde que la conocí por el 2009, la escucharé de nuevo después de casi 14 años 🙏🏼🤘🏼❤️

Flor Delis

5y↑24

It's incredible how the Bob's voice changed over the years.

as Abraldes

12y↑3

el poeta mas grande de la la historia,la diferencia que el lo hace cantando ,GRANDE SR BOB DYLAN

martinio286

8y↑93

i think he is a great singer, he gives me goosebumps all the time and that has got to count for something

apemantus67

3y↑1

Yes! People tend to focus on his songwriting, but his singing is just as incredible.

Link86

5y↑1

His voice is perfect for his music.

Jon Malaxetxebarria

5y↑5

It´s always a huge, huge pleasure to listen to this Great Musician. Bob Dylan, whether alone or in a group (TRAVELING WILBURYS) is an absolute guarantee of first- class music. May he live for a long, long time.

Paul Jacobson

4y↑5

An absolute Dylan classic. Hidden gem.

Marilis Freitas Freitas Design & Paisagista

9y↑5

Eternamente inesquecível.

Spitting Venom

5y↑6

He can even make an old unknown blues song sheer poetry. I love him beyond !

Angelo Mercure

13y↑4

This is a wonderful song. Thank you, Bob Dylan.

DOYOULOVETROUBLE

9y↑7

One of my favorite songs to sing, so much feeling. Love Mr. Dylan beyond words.

Sudip Chatterjee

7y↑8

Really, listening to his songs is like spiritual experience ! How on earth does he manage to use ordinary english language so strangely ??!! I've devoured poetry all my life, of many languages, written by many poets. But I've never seen such mastery of ordinary language. Never.

Magnus Ergel

5y↑2

Agree, too right mate!

Idosa

É aquele dia em que a melhor companhia, é a poesia de Dylan com o toque do seu violão.
E com uma taça de vinho, iniciando uma sexta feira solitária, aos encantos de Boby Dylan.
Gratidão 🙏

Petrus Junior

Um dos melhores discos do Dylan (World Gone Wrong).

Brent Laymon

7y↑1

This is an outstanding album, with Dylan's voice at its most beautifully poignant.

Dan Muntean

3y↑2

Great song ,great interpretation from a great musician ❤

bobbydylanio

11y↑3

This and Delia are two phenomenal songs. I just cannot put into words how much I love this guy.

BilisNegra

8y↑17

Love how Robert wears pain and melancholy in his eyes, just as if this song was one of his own. Love this album quite a lot.

DANIEL RODRIGUES SANTOS

2y↑1

YDOC

5y↑2

This song just speaks to me I’ve always knew of Bob Dylan through my grandpa but never listened to him by myself with pops gone I have to go back through my memories to remember songs we’d listen to and this is one of them thank you Bob Dylan and thank you pops (crazy my grandpas name was Bob aswell) :’)

ribluesy

13y

As someone else remarks, this is a cover of a Mississippi Sheiks tune , a string band that performed in the 1920s-1930s. Mr Dylan's interpretation is rudimentary but powerful, only the Bob could imbibe music with such great feeling and make the tune his own. Love the accompanying video.

Quack Moo Meow

12y↑1

One of Dylan's most underrated song!

William Fever

I think that albums like Modern Times and Love and Theft are underrated as well. His earlier work is well-known, but I also love Dylan after 90's... he still got it

Maria Noélia Francisco

10y↑3

Fantastic Dylan. Love your poetry, your music, your voice and your singing in every stage of it all.

Bobdylanmusicinc

Hello dear, it’s nice meeting you on here

Michael Halpin

10y↑5

Pure class! There's no-one like him...

jimbo dull

12y↑1

bob dylan is a lyrical genius..no matter how many times i listen to his songs i still dont get it...words have 2 meanings i suppose,

Colin Williams

3y↑1

BOB DYLAN.... not only the greatest singer songwriters ever, but the most underrated juggler I've ever seen!

Torgo1969

5y↑4

BD had a great run in the early 1990s with those 2 solo acoustic albums. I still listen to them in 2019.

miguel angel firma paz gonzalez

11y

los que empezamos en la década del 60" encontramos en bob dylan el camino hacia toda la música que vendría despues, era tan libre, tan auténtica su forma de llegar a la gente que......eso , llegaba

EstelAshkenazy

10y↑38

My father used to listen to mr dylan here, since i was a little kid i was loving every single song, and now, i can't sleep without listening to him, what can i say? Dylan is in my blood.

Kathi Taillewood

+anibalelcanibal although I think he can sing !

Kathi Taillewood

+anibalelcanibal right!

John Smith

EstelAshkenazy you’re very lucky to have a dad like that ❤️

anibalelcanibal

10y

There is something about the man, a certain magic with music and words. He can't sing at all, but, somehow, it just works perfectly. We all come to him, on our own roads.

dylan fan

10y↑3

Real nice comment ezteliita...real nice!

Tony Lopez

4y↑3

I love this album !

Ebbz INC

2y↑1

Dylan is always different. His style of music is simple and different. I love all His songs

Elwood James Band

13y

This is so pure. Pull on those heart strings!

Katragew

13y↑1

his songs speak to my heart and soul. He is the Mozart of our time. Going to see him next month. I want to see the man who influenced so much change in our world and changed so many lives...Johnny Cash for example. The man is one of a kind...there will never be another like him. God Bless You...Bob Dylan!

Bobdylanmusicinc

Hello dear, it’s nice meeting you on here

Tony Off

5y↑2

I love this song, love this sound, love this film and love this guy...

Jackie Smith

10y↑1

Dylan is anything but setteling or soothing to me. He makes me question. He has mastered the genre! Kudos, Bob. You ARE an art form all it's own.

Mukta

7y↑128

I always got limitation in my perception that best Dylan work is in 60s and 70s... The truth is totally different, he was actually progressing all the time, so actually his songwriting was better and better as music was more and more complex and refined in 80s, 90, and 2000s ! His music is like reading the novel, specially 90s and 2000s material and nobel prize of course totally right thing !

Howard Sauertieg

The mid-60s speedy stuff sounds kind of immature now but he still wrote & recorded a ton of classics notwithstanding. Just didn't get stuck in time like Neil Young and some other misfits.

Smith W1984

Blood on the Tracks was his ultimate masterpiece and the single greatest album in history of pop music. Desire is a great album too, but sadly after that he never came back to writing such otherworldly songs (with small exceptions). Not saying his later albums aren't worthwhile, but he set the bar insanely high in the 60's and 70's.

nobody

He didn't in the 80s when he found God, writing church music and he suffered from writers block until he got with the traveling

Mark Graham

Zoran Ramzo Kamenycky Going

YuvG B

Thanks for this comment!

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Genesis Knights

13y

Stunning album.

melissa cavalcanti

grande Bob Dylan esse blues é demais.....................................

carlos gomez

12y

I think Bob is such a great singer!!! I like his voice, he is the best singer of his songs

Giampiero Girolamo

3y↑1

This is a masterpiece tune that stands out

Super Intelligent Ape From The Future

4y↑2

I love this song.

rohit singh

6y↑36

Nathan

5y↑2

Wish this man had more recognition from the younger generation i've only listened to dylan for a few months now and everytime i hear him i get this strange feeling i can't explain but it's sad to think people would probably laugh at me for my taste so fuck them this is some powerful music

Terry Fielding

If they won't listen they will never hear. That is part of what is written into his craft.

Starscream 666

11y

Hits hard in such a way!

susie johnson

9y↑2

I love this tune. Of course I'm a Dylan fan from way back.

Bobdylanmusicinc

Hello dear, it’s nice meeting you on here.

Abirdthatflew

A master class in the blues.

Jose luis yañez caceres

13y

me encanta este video en ingles parece que uno le llega al corazon

viviandarkbloom100

4y↑25

The guy at 3:52 owns the greatest Photo of all time. I would show that at every party, at every gathering. People would get sick of me telling about the time Bob put his arm around me.

Thud Stamper

You're reading my mail, bro.

Mary Catherine

6y↑2

Bob Dylan is simply Bob using notes and words to create songs relative to the progressive movement of time.

Bobdylanmusicinc

Hello dear, it’s nice meeting you on here

Max Grymonprez

10y↑1

brilliant song! i listen since my 15 to bob dylan and i discover everyday more more good stuff!

Wagner Nunes

10y

linda musica

james miller

11y

A great country song sung by a well respected country artist. I enjoyed this !

Sean Collins

6y↑1

one of my favorite songs Bob recorded. And by the way, I know pretty much every song by him.

Stephen Mayo

8y↑9

Remember when you hear Bob recorded, its missing a whole dimension that only, and only sometimes, is there live.

Adam Italiano

11y

Bob você é foda!

The Black Fence Cat

Brilliant song. I love Dylan.

Matthew Erdmans

14y

this is one of his best songs, the story telling and emotions are unmatched by any of them bullshit artists of todays awful music

MrMojoRisin

13y

got to love what he does with these old songs

Ken Bellchambers

another timeless masterpiece. my hero.

Roger Arndt

7y↑8

I needed this Song today like a breath, damn hit home.

Susan Fischer

7y↑3

"I needed this Song today like a breath". can I get an Amen!

Cause

Amo esta humanidad !

Joya Cory

6y↑5

Oh, man, I love this guy.

Bobdylanmusicinc

Hello dear, it’s nice meeting you on here

duncan w craig

4y↑2

Just another Dylan big time fan. I was born in 68, heard Masterpieces in 83, saw Bob live in 86, and since then have absorbed as much Bob as possible. I also glimpsed Bob post a concert in Brooklyn in 2008.

j k

3y↑1

He walks and greets, sings, tips his hat to Abbey Road Studios walking
across the zebra crossing, taking in London town, and gives us
a hell of a rendition of this song. Wow!

jennysways

13y

This is a great album.

claudia paz-soldán

10y↑14

i cant say howwww much i love Bob Dylan <3

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Sparky

12y

Pure magic.

British Scorpion

5y↑2

LEGEND doesn't cut it, he's a GENIUS.

Matthew Erdmans

14y

absolutely amazing song

Mara Karetsos

4y↑4

Fabulous!!!
At the edge of the WORLD!!!!
🎼🎶🎶🎶🎶🎸🎸🎸🎸❤️

Concepcio Puig

Fantàstic ♥️💚💙 me encanta toda la vida

MrBonetone1

10y↑31

"Blood In My Eyes" and the title cut of Dylan's "World Gone Wrong" album are both covers of Mississippi Sheiks songs from about 1930. Their biggest hit was "Sitting On Top Of The World", which was covered by everyone, including Bob Wills and Cream. Dylan's version of this song is quite different than theirs though, and in my opinion better. After all, he's Bob Dylan.

Cindy Montes

MrBonetone1

perhaps today

10y↑1

Bob don't just sing, he is a song writer.

BobCat623923

I love World Gone Wrong .... one of my first Dylan CDs...... And I have them all. .... I agree that it's underrated

Angelo Mercure

13y

Superb Dylan! Wonderful song!

sparkdog 494

Still putting out great music

Susanne Bass

1y↑1

❤❤I absolutely Love Bob Allen Dylan ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

ЕЛ КОРДОБЭС ТОРЕРО

10y↑11

I think that you Dylan, even you do not realize what you have meant for the world music. Believe or not, to have you among us is a God gift. Salute from the other side of the earth

Arctic Gummibear

6y↑1

what I always wanted to say.

Earth Spirit

This is my favorite song of his and I love the video.

augustosantanabrito

12y

este gajo tem a arte de transformar a mais simles balada popular numa obra prime. o keep it simple aproach funciona mesmo!! thank you mr Zimmerman!

Blackwingeddragon888

11y↑1

wow never heard this before. love it :)

Joel lee Everett

Bob Dylan is the greatest artist of all time and if you don't believe that you really just don't know him you haven't studied his work his heart his painting his Gates that he's made he's his music he's an absolute genius so brilliant his well of creativity is just overflowing he said great musician poet my hero of all time I just think he's the greatest artist we've ever had that I've ever seen

Juan Camacho

2y↑2

Bert Deivert

9y↑7

This song was written by the Mississippi Sheiks and recorded by them in 1931. Dylan uses one of their bass signature riffs also used in a number of blues songs by Tommy Johnson.

stephen ilieff

wow. never heard this and it is simply great

Viratx Doodle

10y

Sitting outside in Dusk time, with a cup of tea. Perfect song.

Jackhammer007

8y↑10

I remember seeing Bob Dylan perform at the Wiltern Theater, in Hollywood over 10 years ago. I was beyond impressed!

mysterious

💕 This is so great

Angel blue

11y↑1

Fantastic song i love it Bob Dylan Great

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Linda Spontak

7y↑10

Well, I just think it is remarkable when you hear his words you can never forget them... they ring so true and are an important part of us. Sad, I guess if the feelings cannot be denied.... lol I have to laugh though because not everybody can come up with these words but, he has done it! :)

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Mister Right

6y↑1

It was written by the Mississippi Sheiks, a black trio from the 1930s or thereabouts, and Bob credited them on his album.

Mary Catherine

3y↑1

Thank you Bob Dylan 2021 Chicago, Illinois for your music on youtube is always a pleasure to listen to your songs throughout the years appear to be everlasting.

Piggy-218

14y

This is a really amazing video. In 2993 BOB was NOT in the best of moods regarding 'appearing" on film, Dave Stewart directed this and he somehow brought out the REAL Dylan...non rehearsed just walking in London.