Bob Dylan 'Hard Rain' LIVE performance [Full Song] 1975 | Netflix

ROLLING THUNDER REVUE: A BOB DYLAN STORY BY MARTIN SCORSESE captures the troubled spirit of America in 1975, and the joyous music that Bob Dylan performed that fall. This performance of Hard Rain is look at a piece of essential American folklore, never before seen and beautifully restored. Master filmmaker Martin Scorsese creates a one-of-a-kind movie experience: part documentary, part concert film, part fever dream. Featuring Joan Baez, Rubin "Hurricane" Carter, Sam Shepard, Allen Ginsberg, and Bob Dylan giving his first on-camera interview in over a decade. The film goes beyond mere reclamation of Dylan’s extraordinary music—it’s a roadmap into the wild country of artistic self-reinvention.

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Bob Dylan "Hard Rain" LIVE performance [Full Song] 1975 | Netflix

In an alchemic mix of fact and fantasy, Martin Scorsese looks back at Bob Dylan's 1975 Rolling Thunder Revue tour and a country ripe for reinvention.

[dominey]

Dylan was on another planet during this time. He attacked songs from his repertoire (like this one) with a vocal intensity that was unusual and would never to be repeated.

[thereisnospoon]

Dylan does covers of his own songs. Fantastic! Love ya Bob.

[Shay]

He & Roger McGuinn sang Knocking on Heavens Door & Dylan had his face white like here & had on a hat just like this. McGuinn had on lots eye makeup. Was both hilarious & a great duet of my favorite Dylan song. Both hamming it up.

[kadebarry]

The best version of one of Dylan's top tier songs. His voice is crystal clear and the words are daggers. I love that it is literally Rockin.

[Chapps]

Dylan is the greatest vocal performer.
His 1975/76 performances were just beyond

[kenkaplan]

One of the greatest versions of this song EVER. First heard it on a bootleg. Blew my mind. Boy did he recapture the fire. No one else would dare this. No one like him.

I think this might be the greatest reinvigoration and reinvention of a classic song *an artist wrote* I've ever seen. First heard it on a bootleg album. Wonderful to see the video.

[foobertbartholemew]

I have been waiting nearly 45 years to see this. Thank you Martin Scorsese. Thank you Netflix. Thank you BOB DYLAN!

[jfk]

Five guys with guitars, a keyboard player and a drummer - and Dylan's poetry overwhelms it all

[GordMcknob]

At the 3 min mark you can see Ronno do his magic 👌.. One of the most under rated guitar players that ever lived 👍

[BobDylanFan]

Color corrected the speed of the music corrected and it looks like it was filmed yesterday. Love this.

[TheErikrust]

Dylan was absolutely on fire during this period.

[vinyllloyd]

Proof that great works of art can be played in different coats of paint no matter what colour of sound chosen

[majones]

...this is The Best Bob Tour ---
which makes it THE best tour.
Ever. Period.

[normanmackenzie]

This song looks a thousand years into the future. This version is on of the greatest rock performances ever. There could not be an America without Dylan

[dokkus]

The Rolling Thunder Revue of 1975 is Bob Dylan's most exciting period for stage shows. Truly a spectacle. Love this so much.

[markmcnamara]

Bob Dylan. The gift that keeps on giving.

[mrdeafa]

Absolutely the best version of this song. Dylans voice at its best and at one point Dylan and Mick Ronson are eating this song for breakfast.

[MonotoneCreeper]

This is phenomenal, I can't express how excited I am for this documentary!

[FuzzbeeMorse]

Unbelievably great performance by the most outrageous and original songwriter of my lifetime. The vocal command and phrasing in this clip is ridiculous. The band is seriously smokin'. Thank you, Bob, this is greatness, fully captured for once.

[jackwalker]

The most prolific songwriter and what a unique performer. He can't sing or play guitar very well but it just doesn't matter. He is such a force of nature. He takes this song with incredible lyrics and completely turns it on its head. Like he is about to explode. Really love it. And I am used to the mellow Joan Baez version of this song which is easier to understand the lyrics. But that version is in this world. This performance of Bob Dylan is from some other world.