Bob Dylan's classic and popular songs

Like a Rolling StoneBob Dylan

Blowin’ In The Wind -Bob Dylan – Lyrics

Bob Dylan is a great figure who changed his musical style with the times and even went on to win the Nobel Prize.

This song, born when he shifted from folk to rock, is a masterpiece that has the power to cut to the heart of the social climate in any era.

Blown by the wind, Blowing in the WindBob Dylan

Blowing In The Wind (Live On TV, March 1963)

A super-famous song by Bob Dylan, who drew attention for winning the Nobel Prize in Literature.

A dove crossing the sea, blown by the wind, appears in the lyrics.

Even if you don’t understand English, you can sense the rhythm intuitively from the visually consistent structure of the verses and the rhyming line endings—it’s clear that it’s a fine poem.

A Fool Such as IBob Dylan

A Fool Such As I (Bob Dylan version cover)

It’s turned into a very catchy and easy-to-listen-to song.

The light, upbeat rhythm pairs well with the acoustic guitar.

A literal translation of the title would be “An Idiot Like Me.” Apparently, it’s a song about love.

A Hard Rain’s A-Gonna FallBob Dylan

A Hard Rains Gonna Fall {Live at Town Hall 1963} – Elston Gunn

The rain pounding on the asphalt grants no forgiveness, resolves nothing; it’s only fierce, homeless feelings turned into raindrops falling from the sky.

The heavy rain that falls here feels as if it carries anger with nowhere to go.

Ballad Of a Thin ManBob Dylan

Bob Dylan Ballad Of a Thin Man

Here is a timeless song that symbolizes an era of social change.

Released in August 1965 by American artist Bob Dylan, this track sharply captures the social divides of the time through “Mr.

Jones,” who is bewildered by a rapidly changing culture.

Its surreal imagery and irony-laden lyrics strike deeply at the listener’s heart.

Featured on the album Highway 61 Revisited, the song has remained a staple of Dylan’s live performances for many years and is beloved by countless fans.

It’s a must-listen for anyone who feels they can’t quite catch the wave of change.

Blood In My EyesBob Dylan

Bob Dylan – Blood In My Eyes (Official Video)

This is a track from World Gone Wrong, an album released in 1993 by Bob Dylan, a musician who represents the 20th century United States.

Traditional songs are performed with acoustic guitar and harmonica, and Dylan’s uniquely distinctive voice is captivating.

The lyrics, depicting the intense emotions of a man facing heartbreak and betrayal, leave a deep impression on listeners.

This work is an ambitious effort in which Dylan adds new interpretations to traditional folk songs.

It received high acclaim, ranking 23rd in The Village Voice’s Pazz & Jop Critics Poll for 1993.

It’s a recommended track for those who want to experience the essence of folk music.

Changing of the GuardsBob Dylan

Bob Dylan – Changing of the Guards – Live 1978

Literally translated, the title apparently means “Change of the Guard.” It’s a really cool track featuring Bob Dylan’s husky voice.

The song has a very bright, cheerful tone, and the female call-and-response adds richness to the vocals.