Bob Dylan - Talkin' World War III Blues (LIVE FOOTAGE 1964)

Here are the other upgraded tracks I've produced from his "Quest" appearance:

In addition to Stereo Masters, many thanks to Markie for giving me this 2005 digital transfer of an original 16mm kinescope. From that, Stereo Masters worked their magic to create this beautiful upgrade.

Peace & Love,
~SP

[Ericbryanmr]

I like the live version from 1965 where he goes "I turned on my record player....it was...donovan...who ever that was". The whole crowd erupted into laughter.

[jane---]

*_I wonder if those people there then realised that were in the presence of such utterly staggering greatness ..._*

[ljk]

What a precious soul! We are so lucky to see these. He's genius was already full on. We are so lucky to have him with us.

[utzuckz]

it's easy to forget how effortlessly Bob Dylan merges voice guitar and harmonica into his songs

[idiotwind]

Imagine a kid writing this in1964.
Noone touches Bob's songwriting skills..NOBODY

[giacomorinaldini]

My favourite Dylan is '65/'66, but man his folk era is pure mythology.

[LucyLennon]

Same year i first heard Bob Dylan - 1964. Loved everything Dylan, since. "I'll let you be in my dream
... if i can be in your's".

[dantallman]

Awesome. This was fun watching Bob have fun.

[dr.davidgerstenaminoacidth]

Dylan’s songwriting skills were practicality other worldly. When he was asked where those amazing lyrics came from, he said, “If you listen to words like these: Darkness at the break of noon Shadows even the silver spoon The handmade blade, the child's balloon Eclipses both the sun and moon To understand you know too soon There is no sense in trying. Pointed threats, they bluff with scorn Suicide remarks are torn From the fools gold mouthpiec, ” Dylan said, “Well there’s no way I cane up with words like that .” He was asked, “Well then who write them.” He replied, “ I made a deal with God.” He didn’t say. “God, ” but it seemed pretty obvious. His greatness is unequaled.

[debragordon-hellman]

Precious and priceless and I love how Bob gets these occasional little smiles while singing like he's just so tickled. Big Thanks to ya, Swinging Pig, and all those that help you get these gifts to us Bob fans.

[asitis]

Bless him, he aint changed none. Respect.

[nigeldavis]

Bob is having so much fun great to see the innocence of youth. GOAT

[andysimpson]

What an absolute GEM this person has become!

[philveness]

Gosh- this is amazing- 1961 before he was famous- what wit great presentation

[DaTJo]

A strange idea for a music video, Bob singing at a table of card playing lumberjacks. Thanks Swinging Pig for your excellent content. ❤️

[petercapewell]

Amazing footage of a amazing man thank you my friend love from England

[steviegaga]

I’m 72 and my mom turned me onto Dylan around 1964. I have never seen this version! Brilliant! Nobel Laureate I need
!🎥

[melissasornprommas]

I really love all these old obscure videos you post. The real roots of Bob.

[skipstein]

Thanks for the memories and forwarning of things. Onward!

[bainbasinger]

wow THANK YOU for posting, i was born june 64, ive dug listening to bob since b4 i was born !!! MR dylan and MR CASH, ,, my dad turned me onto MR cash, and all he left me was an old guitar, , and afew words of wisdom .