Bob Dylan - Lay, Lady, Lay (REACTION) with my wife

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[dalemcmillan]

I bought this record in 1969. Big hit for him. Bob is a brilliant songwriter. Legend. ❤❤

[alanalbee]

Oh boy... Bob Dylan - creating music for 60 years, over 600 songs, a songwriter who was awarded the Nobel Prize for Literature. Experimented with almost every musical genre; Folk, Rock, Blues, Country, Gospel, Rap, Swing. A man who gave voice to the Civil Rights movements and influenced almost every musician that came after him. Bob's music is a deep well - His music has been the soundtrack of my life.

[BrockHagen]

Mr. Dylan received the Nobel Prize in 2016 for his body of work.

[billalbritton]

Love watching you guy’s reactions. So much emotion in your faces. Awesome to see you enjoying the music I grew up on.

[thebiscuitscraps]

I love this song...and Bob Dylan. He's also great with The Traveling Wilbury's. Thanks for the memory. 😊

[queenslanddiva]

I love this song. I have the original album and it's outstanding. So many facets to the one and only Bob Dylan. Cheers from Australia

[dow]

Good luck with exploring Dylan’s work. You both will be listening to his great music for years.

[russellgtyler]

Dylan wrote some great songs. His singing voice is, unique.

[markmurphy]

Bob set the moral tone of the 60s, and eventually 70s. When he went electric, he created the genre of folk rock, which really was the creative center of American rock.

[flippinpages]

One of his sweetest albums. Over the years I have lost this album, then lost the CD . I think people took it and it is the only one that ever went missing. I bought it for the 3rd time and I still love it. My 2 favorites as a teenager back in the 1960s were Bob Dylan and Donovan.

[fantasycamp]

The best songwriters are really poets. Poets who tell a story. Dylan was a generational genius.

[sheryldalton]

My sister has a dog named Lady. I always greet her with "hey lady hey' lol

[Jules-umyy]

Such a classic by Dylan. So sweet and mellow. Thanks so much guys for this reaction🧡

[pairofpints]

Bob's voice is so good on this album which is one of my favourites of his. Try Girl from the North Country, his duet with Johnny Cash.

[bobashley]

My favorite Dylan is “Tangled up in Blue” & “Subterranean Homesick Blues”

[cspringer]

Nobel Prize winner Dylan would change his style every few years and this was his Nashville Skyline album. Many people didn't even recognize his voice on this album. Check out his early hits. Mr. Tambourine Man, Like a Rolling Stone, his rap song from 65? It's Alright Ma (I'm Only Bleeding), A Hard Rain's Gonna Fall and too many others to list.

[happymethehappyone]

Bob Dylan "Simple Twist Of Fate" ❤

[J_Gamble]

I love your thoughtful and funny reaction so much :) It captures the loveliness and warmth of this beautiful love song. It has been my favorite love song my whole life--since i was too young to understand its meaning :)

[stevepas]

❤great song writers Dylan, Seger, Neil Young and...❤

[mejbarron]

"Bob Dylan and The Band - Forever Young & Baby, Let Me Follow You Down"

From the concert Last Waltz