Bob Dylan SHOCKS Fans About Joni Mitchell

Bob Dylan SHOCKS Fans About Joni Mitchell..

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[DeanHolman-ij]

Problem with this is not content, but the fact that it is recited by a machine, not a human. Entire sentences are run together and make no sense. If you can't do it properly, please leave it alone!

[HonestlyYours]

I am really getting tired of these videos where one celebrity calls another one "evil". Bob Dylan never called Joni Mitchell "evil".

[TooLooze]

Joni has always been genuine. Music is not a competition, and nobody is shocked.

[JoeElvis]

Is this a machine talking? Utterly superficial nonsense

[PharaohDeathMask]

Many of the pictures shown in this video are of Bob Dylan with Joan Baez. "World's worst commentary" is how I would describe the voice-over to this video.

[direnova]

Twisted nonsense, all based on supposition and guessing.

[danielwasserman]

So very lame that you can't spell her name

[hankreus]

No shock, these two icons are almost mirror reflections as artists in many obvious ways when you deep dive their individual work. Joni covers more diverse talents and personally her perspectives are quite often more vital and expressive. However when comparing the two you enter a scale range superior to the vast majority of artists in that generation

[lavidadida]

This is all Bull A waste of time. Both Bob and Joni are a gift to this world.

[janmode]

Trying to interpret the relationship between Dylan and Joni is as difficult to read as Dylan had difficulty reading Joni. They were simply two future legends who would last a lifetime.

[paulstuart]

Joni developed her own style initially drawing on her own experiences but began looking at the world around her. She was the first to change genres from folk to jazz & blended them. She taught herself to play & is listed as one of the 100 greatest guitarists of all time. Her melodies were distinctively her own as were her "open chords". She got much slack for her many romances being dubbed El Lay, a double standard as casual sex was the norm for males. Most of those she connected to have remained loyal & both old & new artists celebrate her music. Dylan admitted he listened to Blue constantly before writing the album Tangled Up In Blue, she was not attracted to Dylan who was used to having females throw themselves at him, in it he writes you know I want you. She is right about his lack of authenticity as he first modelled himself on folk legend Woody Guthrie, he took melodies from different genres, eras & places whose work was not copyrighted or had expired (i once named over a dozen), listen to Lord Randal an old English ballad & an IRA protest Patriot Song. His initial inspiration came from his first love who was a human rights activist. He often used some song lyrics & altered them, he also took lines from movies, books etc he shrugged off plagiarism as a folk tradition. Joni & Cohen had a relationship but he called her distant as he cheated, they fired shots back & forth in many songs. When young she thought others more worldly & asked Cohen for books to read & found many of his lyrics in what he suggested. They both accused each other of being too caught up in their careers, both may have been right & the dynamics made their relationship impossible She stayed in contact with some of her lovers but later Cohen tried to humiliate her. which she couldn't forgive. In response she mocked him for his superficial wanderings through theology when he became a Scientologist. She also praised many artists, including Dylan's direct phrasing. Oddly she was the first to sing fuck (your strangers) in a song. Some found her difficult as she was determined to follow her muse, her company wanted her to keep churning out more Blue. but she experimented - she demanded artistic control. She was let down by men in her early years but was a little cruel in her analogy of feeling suffocated by a besotted Crosby "If you hold sand too tightly it will slip through your fingers". On Turbulent Indigo she wrote a song about domestic violence shortly before the O J Simpson murder, narcissist J Browne thought it was about him, he allegedly attacked Joni in the mid- seventies & his wife Hannah in the nineties. It caused controversy but she did not elaborate; Browne ironically called her a bitter old woman although the album won a grammy & his success had wained. Elvis Costello once said if he could write a line as insightful & descriptive as Joni he would die happy. She is a true original artist who has been imitated by & influenced many despite her lack of commercial success. Her criticisms were expressed as she was recovering from a brain aneurysm, so she was just talking with unfiltered honesty rather than any malice.

[dylanthompson]

Dylan isn't the type to talk ill of his peers, whatever his feelings towards them may be, to the media. Hell, he isn't the type to talk to the media.

[elizabethdevries]

Both artists are fabulous. Really incredible.

[skystann]

Bob and Joni are both equally magnificent and brilliant songwriters. Difficult people are the most artistic and interesting individuals. 💜🙋🏼‍♀️🦘

[flyingstratosurfer]

And? So what? What´s so shocking about all that? Nothing if not known at least unexpectable. You better listen to Joni Mitchell records instead -

[RobHollanderMusic]

She criticized his singing voice in one interview I saw. I love both of them.

[flyerphil]

what a load of none sense regarding the lovely Joni. I fell in love with her and her lyrics just after Big Yellow Taxi, what a brilliant song and her voice was just amazing, She enjoyed her own company, what is wrong with nothing.

[silva]

What was the "shocking" part supposed to be?

[jaytoups]

That's 11:49 I'll never get back.

[billyshane]

Best thing Joni Mitchell ever did was to employ JACO PASTORIUS.