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âŹContents of this videoâŹ
00:00 - Intro
00:26 - Suze Rotolo
02:10 - Joan Baez
03:39 - Sara Lownds
05:58 - Dylanâs Other Loves
07:45 - Outro
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Bob Dylan is an American singer-songwriter, musician, and artist who is widely considered one of the most influential figures in popular music history. Born Robert Allen Zimmerman in 1941 in Duluth, Minnesota, Dylan began his musical career in the early 1960s, becoming a prominent figure in the American folk music revival. He is best known for his poetic and socially conscious songwriting, which has earned him numerous accolades and awards, including the Nobel Prize in Literature in 2016. Over the course of his six-decade-long career, Dylan has released over 40 studio albums and has sold over 100 million records worldwide. Some of his most famous songs include "Blowin' in the Wind," "Like a Rolling Stone," "The Times They Are a-Changin'," and "Tangled Up in Blue." Dylan has also been a political and cultural figure, known for his activism in civil rights and anti-war movements.
Bob Dylan is without question one of the most iconic musicians of all time, and his romantic life has been a source of intrigue and fascination for decades. While his high-profile relationships with Joan Baez and Sara Lownds are well-known, there were many other women in his life, including actresses, singers, and music industry insiders. Some of the women he was romantically linked to include French singer-songwriter Françoise Hardy, actress Edie Sedgwick, actress Sally Kirkland, singer Mavis Staples, former Beatles assistant Chris O'Dell, former model and actress Ruth Tyrangiel, backup singer Carolyn Dennis, and backup singer Helena Springs. However, in this video, we focus on the one woman who Dylan himself claimed was the love of his life, and we explore the profound impact she had on his music and personal life. Through examining his lyrics and public statements, we reveal the identity of this mystery woman and take a deep dive into the passionate and often tumultuous romantic life of one of music's greatest legends. Join Facts Verse as we uncover the secrets of Bob Dylan's heart.
Bob Dylan Confesses She Was the Love of His Life
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Joan Baez had her voice long before she met Bob Dylan. Her first album is a singing and guitar masterpiece.
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Bob played in Canberra, Australia, in about 2001. I saw him having a coffee and smoke outside of a cafe down the road from where I lived. I was going to say something and he looked at me as if to say, so I thought, 'go on, say something original's. I closed my mouth and nodded respectfully and he returned the nod. I read Chronicles when it came out in which he wrote that he liked to meet strangers and jam. Big regret for me as I lived up the road and had several guitars and amps. I wish I had of been brave enough to speak to him. None the less, I shared a nod and that was magic. Thanks for being who you are Bob.
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I met Bob Dylan while working night shift at a hotel in KCMO where he and his band stayed. As was the case most times famous people would wander down in the middle of the night when it was less busy. There was a piano in a lounge just off the main area near front desk. Several musicians including Jon Waite and the like, would play piano for 2 or 3 hours with no audience and no one really knowing who they were.
We knew they were there and while we weren't allowed to approach they, in Bob's case, he simply came down at 4am and struck up a conversation. Being night manager, I could move us to the back office. He was quite talkative and explained the stories behind several of his songs. He was just like you and me only he was very lonely it seemed. I could've listened to him for hours. I only had up until the next shift arrived. That was too soon at 7am.
He was a perfect gentleman, I will add. Thanks Bob. You signed every album I brought. They were my older boyfriends, and you were his favorite songwriter singer.
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Joan Baez "found her voice" long before she met Dylan and had already recorded a couple of albums. He hitched a ride on her success, appearing on stage many times at her invitation, and hurting her deeply when he failed to return the compliment after she travelled with him on a UK tour.
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I was raised on Dylan...his lyrics and music. I am thankful. Also, see him everytime he's close. We will never have another Dylan...he's one of our treasures.
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Joan Baez' song about her relationship with Dylan is called "Diamonds and Rust" NOT "Diamonds." It was also the name of the album. It was a top 10 Billboard hit when it was released in 1976 and rose to #5. It is considered her best composition.
I am constantly amazed at how videos like this make really ignorant statements indicating that, with all the technology available, they can't take literally 2 minutes of searches to find and report accurate information.
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No song ever captured the heartache I felt than Bob Dylan's 1975 song from Blood on the Tracks called A Simple Twist of Fate. The whole album is classic. I always presumed he must have truly loved whoever he wrote it for.
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He wrote Sad Eyed Lady of the Lowlands for Sara - all 14 minutes of it! Joan Baez wrote Diamonds and Rust for him...
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Suze Rotolo was a childhood playmate. She was one of the sweetest and most talented kids I knew. Our parents were also good friends. RIP Suze.
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"Boots of Spanish Leather" is the quietest, most distant love song I've ever heard. That song makes me want to take a long walk...alone. Beautiful song!
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Amazing the guy had any time to write music .
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What a musical genius Bob Dylan is. One never tired of listening to his music.
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âI laid on a dune, I looked at the sky
When the children were babies and played on the beach.
You came up behind me, I saw you go by
You were always so close and still within reach.â.
Growing up I was more into the sound of the music than the words of the song⌠till I heard Dylan (and the Beatles). This whole album is wonderful and the song Sara paints a perfect picture in my mind.
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Interesting little video. I live in Greenwich Village and my friend owns a bookstore across the street from where this photo on the album cover was taken. he had a few photos from that very day he showed me. He was, and is a good friend of Bob's. I got to know most of the guys in The Band over the years and have been friends for decades now. The Village is the place dozens of guitar players came into being. Hanging out in WSP playing around the fountain and other jams in the neighborhood are always fun.
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Bob has been a lifetime enigma, but his songwriting will always be a window into his soul thoughts.
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I've listened to Dylan's music my entire life. It's played pivotal moments in my life, songs shared between my lover and myself over 40 years. And i can tell you, they can say what they will, but the passion that connects Joan and Bob, is tight...has stood the test of time.
Listen to Diamonds and Rust. (By the way this is what the bumbling narrator was trying to refer to here, gee do your homework)...."Well I'll be damned, here comes your ghost again, but it's not that unusual"....
"Speaking strictly for me, we both could have died then and there".
You can only write lyrics like this when your mind and heart are in sync with each other. They very much loved each other. In the PBS special mentioned here...for Dylan to apologize to "Joni", after so so many years, that's a heart that's held onto passion. If only â¤â¤
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One of the true song writers of our time!!! Way beyond genius level!!!!!!
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I grew up, listening to my brothers blasting Bob Dylan
I Albums, since I was very young. I know every word of every song on every album. My brothers and I went to all of his concerts in NYC I always wish I could have met him. ⤠Iâm 65 years old now, and still one of his greatest fans. During those years, though, my oldest brother Charles, also introduced us to The Band & I Phil Ochs. Their music is what I listen to most all the time.
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Outside of knowing he sold his entire catalogue, the rest of your content was News to me. I only know he was a prolific Songwriter and many of his works were hits for other artists. âMy Back Pages,â and âMr. Tambourine Manâ by the Byrds, âIt Ainât Me Babeâ by the Turtles, and the Amazing rendition of âAll Along the Watchtowerâ by Jimmy Hendrix. I actually remember the first time I heard âLike a Rolling Stoneâ in the Summer of 1965. I was in my backyard getting my gear ready for a Boy Scout camping trip. That song blew me away from the very beginning! And over 6 minutes long?!!! Thanks to KRLA in Los Angeles for playing it!!! I have never tired of the song either. Canât get past the lyrics and the organ parts! On a personal note, my Sisters favorite artist was Bob Dylan. She actually got to meet him at Cal Berkeley. I was on the phone with the nurse that told me she was just leaving this earth. What are the odds on that one? After telling my Wife and young Daughter that Aunt Susan went to Heaven, we turned on the TV, which happened to be on MTV and âKnock Knock Knockinâ on Heavens Doorâ video was playing!!! This was Jan 1, 2000. Iâve never met Bob Dylan, but I will ALWAYS be connected to him! Thanks again for your great work Mr. Blaine! â¤
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Did you know that Bob Dylan almost quit his passion? Find out more here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G98xUBpy8dI
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