“Maybe I’d have been a doctor, maybe I’d have saved some lives that been lost, instead of burning every bridge I crossed” One of the best lines written…

Love the harmonica.

Mick Taylor was on slide, Mark Knopfler on lead, Benny Tench on keyboards, Sly on drums, Robbie on bass. Bob on rhythm guitar, harmonica, and vocals. Originally, Dylan approached Frank Zappa to produce this album. It ended up being produced by Mark Knopfler. Thanks Harri for coming through with the studio version.

@alphajava761

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When Dylan first heard Knopfler he said "I've got to have that guitar player!".

@stephenqualtrough7322

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Nice choice John Chu. Infidels is a very nderrated Dylan album

Great song.. I always loved the lyric about the Louvre ..... Genius ....

As a an old Dylan devotee.....great to see him being " discovered" by a younger generation.

The final track from his 1983 album, "Infidels", this was produced by Dylan and Mark Knopfler. This was the return to more secular music and Bob making his career more viable again. Although sounding like a love song, Bob tries to convince the girl not to break up with him by praying on her paranoia of surviving without him. A great tune with great harmonica, guitars, and Bob's vocals. Maybe the heat Harri. ❤ Great reaction Harri. Thanks Harri and John. 👏👏 Cheers from Canada 🇨🇦

"The only place open is a thousand miles away and a I can't take you there." 💖💖

Bob is brilliant, head and shoulders above so many.

Dylan's vulnerability in this song is so incredibly beautiful.🤗

Hi Harri, just caught this one and decided it was high time to let you know just how much fun I have watching you discover my idol the great Bob Dylan. I follow world politics quite closely and as I’m sure you know things aren’t going well for Mother Earth! I’m also the mother of a 23 year old daughter who happens to be gay and a new university graduate. Needless to say I worry a lot. When I need a break from doom scrolling i check out your channel. I’m always in a good mood after a couple of your videos. Shout out to your patrons and community they have great taste. So thanks Harri for sharing your love of music and positivity.❤🇨🇦

Yeah great album, often missed and forgotten is 'I an I' which would be worth a listen for you ...

John - I could listen to Dylan all day and night. This star-studded performance is terrific and fine choice to submit. Very well done John and Harri.

Brilliant Dylan song and video amazing too. Mick Taylor on slide and Mark Knopfler on rhythm guitar.

Bob Dylan has so many great songs and you would think they would have all been reacted to, but not so. Thanks John and Harri.

glad you informed everyone about the lineup. Sly and Robbie, Taylor and Knopfler. Dylan's concept and production and performance, just wow.

Thanks for a great request John. I keep hearing a reggae song in my head when I listen to this 🤷🏻‍♀️. Maybe Bob Marley. Anyway this was very enjoyable. Harri lends great observations. 🌺✌️

@NathanVeenstra

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Very “No Woman, No Cry” like if you ask me.

@debbiechang5781

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@@NathanVeenstra Yes!!! That’s it! I just listened again and that’s exactly the connection!

@NathanVeenstra

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@@debbiechang5781 it’s what I wrote in my reply. The bass, the organ and then a bit of the melody of the chorus.

@debbiechang5781

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@@NathanVeenstra Yes!! I couldn’t put my finger on it but you are correct!

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This felt like a “No Woman, No Cry” inspired song from the beginning. The tempo, Sly Dunbar on the bass, the organ, and then the chorus had some resemblance of “No Woman, No Cry” too. I’m surprised you didn’t notice that actually.

Quite beautiful from the opening harmonica..

Alan Clark is the keyboard player - you can see him in the video for the track. Benmont Tench played on the next two Dylan albums.

Great Chill tune.

40 Years & I still get goose bumps.

One of my favourite albums of all time. You do it justice. Great vids Mr. Harri, thank you.

You should have used the video, as it is excellent.

Great album. Sweetheart Like You, and Neighborhood Bully (Rocks hard) are other great tracks that come to mind. Every track on this album is great.

Great choice and information, great closing track from another career highlight album. I love the harmonica, the rhythm section (partly a bit too precise/80s, almost like a drum machine) and of course the guitars. The stereo production just begs you to guess who's playing which guitar - Mick Taylor can be heard clearly (a huge loss to The Stones, their own fault). Apparently Mark Knopfer played very differentiated and with this song sometimes only in the background. He already played with his drummer Pick Withers on the album Slow Train Coming 1979 (e.g. Precious Angel). Thanks also to JohnChu300 for his information.

@ursgeiser6570

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Retrospectively: the video 2❤ is brilliant and gives the musicians' resolution. Bob's voice gets more color from the fantastic musicians but still stays in the foreground, really well and "sensitively"vproduced.

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You need to watch the live in studio video of this where they do "version 2", a little more up tempo. I actually like it better.

What is Bob Dylan up to recently? I give quoted youtube search strings. IMHO the Shadow Kingdom is peak Dylan. The following link is certainly the trigger that caused Bob to finally cover the song. "Jakob Dylan ~ Into the Mystic - The Ramkat - W-S, NC. 4/19/23" "Bob Dylan - Into The Mystic. Alicante, Spain. 15 June, 2023" "Van Morrison Into The Mystic" posted 7 years ago by Tim O'Flea Bob Dylan 2023 re-recording on album Shadow Kingdom What Was It That You Wanted 34 years after it was first release in 1989 "What Was It You Wanted Shadow Kingdom" 1989 "Bob Dylan - What Was It You Wanted (Official Audio)"

David Seville " Witch Doctor" 1958 live version, a very funny song of my childhood!

This song was cool, and had that Bob Dylan vibe, although it was a little different than his other songs. Actually, all his songs are! It also hit me with Bob Seger vibes almost as soon as it started.

Hey Harri... love your eclectic song selections. Have you listened to any kruangbin? MR. WHITE is a great song to start. They are mellow, yet funky. I think you'll enjoy 😊

Nob Dylan has the same Ascent of Scorpio like my Dad. My Dad always want me to be strong, like Nob Dylan:s title of this song, so that I will always be around to give him emotional support. Scorpio is all about 8yj house matters - drawing strength from your close ones.

For me this is the last classic Dylan album. It could have been even better if he hadn't cut 'Blind Willie McTell' and 'Foot of Pride' from it.

@Sir_William_Marshal

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That is simply untrue. Oh Mercy, Time Out of Mind, Love and Theft, Modern Times and Rough and Rowdy Ways are all objectively stronger albums and have received much better critical acclaim.

KZread has a video of this tune that's IMO waay better and fun to watch the guys play this awesome tune. I think you'd like it, Harri, and hope you check out. This version is disappointing.

Video of Dylan/Knopfler/Mick Taylor. Search: Bob Dylan ~ Don't Fall Apart On Me Tonight (Remastered Promo Video Alternate Version)

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