bob dylan with a fantastically beautiful version of that special song 2002

[bigmamou]

How lucky am I at 78 years old to have grown up with Bob Dylan, Jimi, Chuck Berry and thousands of great it ain't over

[trevorcalhoun]

I am 66 and what a beautiful time to have lived. We were and are the luckiest generation to have seen what we’ve seen and heard!

[richardgreen-pnvz]

i am 78, old enough to have known bob all my life... truly the (older) brother i never had

[ems]

LIke so many commenting here I've been listening to Dylan since the 60s, saw him several times in Colorado and yes, not fibbing here, I was at the Rolling Thunder Review concert in Fort Collins with Baez, McGuinn etc. I can't imagine my life, now up to age 72, without Bob. This is how imporant cultural figures are to our lives.

[junwye]

I couldnt understand a word but I trust in Dylan. Whatever it is he is mumbling, I know it's deeply poetic and meaningful. Heck, who cares...sounds heavenly.

[brendaholland]

Since I was 14 Dylan has touched my life and I'm 68. Listening and watching him play is one of best blessings in my world. Brenda Hope Holland. 1-7-2022

[cynthiamackenzie]

I was 15 when I heard Dylan for the first time….he just evokes emotion from you, still does and I’m 74

[annecatherinelochard]

Happy Birthday Dear Bob. 80 years old today. Eternal sunshine of my life. You were my first thrill and always are. So different, so poetic, touching, and moving. Lucky we are to have you....

[eddionrodanronnie]

I was a child when a school teacher Miss something brought in her guitar & she played Bob Dylan for us, Miss someone, was a pretty 20 year old & she gave me a purpose, I had a guitar that following Christmas & I play Bob Dylan & try to write songs with some meaning
He’s a true genius

[Freespeech]

One of my greatest memories is seeing Bob in Sydney perform Blowin In The Wind 2007. We heard the opening riff, the whole audience went silent. Some stood and simply listened. He sang that song when JFK was president. I was In stunned silence, the place was like a church.
We are lucky to sit at his feet.

[warrenbartlett]

What a beautiful version of this song. Bob always changes things and evolves as a songwriter and live performer.😊

[davdna]

The shows from the late 1990s and early 2000s were full of sparkling guitars. The acoustic sets always brought out surprises and brilliance. I saw the rescheduled Springfield Symphony hall show last Sunday and Bob was as expected and keeping to his ivory keys. As always reinventing Americana with a class act of musicians and an old timey vibe some twenty years after this recording. At 82 Bob Dylan is the Master

[annettegoodban]

So lucky to be in this world at the same time as grateful for that and for him....he will live on forever....xxx

[billmcintosh]

The way this rolls over and over and folds back into itself…genius…the world owes so many great tunes to Dylen played by so many artists.

[mattblack]

I listen to Bob's music and songs for hours every week, never get bored, ever.

[michael]

At 68 years old I'm discovering "new" Dylan (songs I wasn't aware of) and rediscovering, and for the first time understanding, Bob Dylan's genius in the songs I listened to so many decades ago.

You're shining so bright... Keep rolling on Bob!

[susandpitts]

This was the first time I heard Dylan. It was about 3 in the morning, I couldn’t sleep and had the radio on, softly. In the morning I told my husband what I’d heard, and I went into town to but the album. That was the beginning of my life listening to a genius. It was in the mid sixties.

[writertaylorleecooper]

I'm 74. Been liking Bob since the first time I heard him. Music was not always great, but he always had something to say. I remember them all, have all the music, still a traveling nomad, and still listening while on the road. I have my guitars, play a little, and sometimes, like now, reflect on how lucky I've been, to spend all my life, surrounded by all this music.

[TheMudwatcher]

a true immortal. His contribution is so powerful he will survive his times, like Shakespear and Homer, the language we use changes but the great poets shape what we preserve. So wonderful to have shared his time on this planet.

[ElizabethElliott-uzht]

You make me cry my heart 😢, I love you Bob Dylan, and I only wish you happiness and blessings, Elizabeth ❣️