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Há 11 horas · “All Along the Watchtower,” written and performed by Bob Dylan, was initially released in 1967 on his album John Wesley Harding.The song’s lyrics, enigmatic in nature, feature a dialogue between two ambiguous figures, often interpreted as a joker and a thief, with a looming sense of impending doom.
Há 11 horas · Originally released on his 1967 album “John Wesley Harding,” the song has since become a classic, covered by numerous artists including Jimi Hendrix, whose version is perhaps the most famous.
Há 5 dias · El movimiento de música country de Dylan (grabó en Nashville con músicos de sesión e incluyó un dueto con Johnny Cash) fue impulsado por su álbum anterior, «John Wesley Harding». Es relajado, agradable, y arriesga cuando Dylan prueba una nueva voz para cantar en canciones como «Lay Lady Lay».
Há 4 dias · Even Dylan’s vocal presence is in fine form for this first song, a booming bit of lived-in work from John Wesley Harding. Smooth work on Shake Sugaree gives Dylan a chance to express his love for the Brenda Evans and Elizabeth Cotten classic with a neat rendition of the folk classic which keeps its soulful tone intact, overhauled by a reliance on electric tone.
Há 11 horas · Listen to “Idiot Wind” often enough, and it will blow you back to John Wesley Harding (1967) and “All Along the Watchtower,” where the thief tells the joker “let us not talk falsely now, the hour is getting late,” and as the song ends, “Two riders were approaching, the wind began to howl.”
Há 5 dias · So on John Wesley Harding, Dear Landlord is for his manager Albert Grossman, and in I Shall Be Released he’s talking about being in prison but per haps a prison of other people’s expectations. What l envy most about Dylan is his lightness of touch.
Há 5 dias · Listen to Love or Nothing by John Wesley Harding. See lyrics and music videos, find John Wesley Harding tour dates, buy concert tickets, and more!
