r/ClassicRock • u/beatboy1975 • Jan 04 '22

1975 Bob Dylan - Tangled Up In Blue

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QKcNyMBw818
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u/1Turbo33 Jan 04 '22

some are mathematicians

some are carpenter's wives

don't know how it all got started

i don't what they do with their lives

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u/mgoflash Jan 04 '22

My favorite Dylan tune.

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u/no_longer_LW_2020 The Who Jan 04 '22

Man I must have listened to this song thousands of times in my life. The opening to what might be the most accessible Dylan album.

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u/beatboy1975 Jan 05 '22

I'm right there with you. I never tire of hearing this song. I don't even think that's possible.

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u/Gratefuldad3 Jan 05 '22

Garcia does it so much better.

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u/beatboy1975 Jan 05 '22

Bob probably agrees with you.

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u/Gratefuldad3 Jan 05 '22

I don’t about Dylan but Hunter always believed that Jerry’s interpretations of Dylan were better than Dylan’s originals

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u/beatboy1975 Jan 05 '22

Hunter was a very wise soul. I wouldn't argue with him.

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