Bob Dylan's classic and popular songs

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One of Us Must Know (Sooner or Later) [live 1978]

It seems it was released in Japan under the title “Sooner or Later.” As usual, the intro has a cool vibe.

Even the songs with bluesy lyrics are often uptempo, and this one is energizing to listen to.

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It’s a song released during a slump in Bob Dylan’s musical career.

It’s said to have been chosen as one of the “worst albums by great artists.” In Dylan’s concerts, female backup singers were often used, but apparently they were no longer used after this.

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iPod Ad : Bob Dylan – Someday Baby

This song was used in an iPod commercial.

The footage, shot using shadows in a kind of monochrome style, gives a different impression from the usual Bob Dylan.

The song features a classic Bob Dylan-style solo performance with guitar and vocals.

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Bob Dylan – Stay with Me (Official Audio)

This is a song released in February 2015 by the legendary American singer-songwriter Bob Dylan.

It’s a masterful performance in which Dylan, with his distinctive vocal timbre, offers a fresh interpretation of a standard associated with Frank Sinatra.

The track appears on the album “Shadows in the Night” and was recorded live at Capitol Studios in Los Angeles.

Its wistful melody, electric rhythm guitar, and pedal steel lines create a deeply affecting atmosphere.

The lyrics, which acknowledge personal weakness and express a desire for devotion to God, are likely to resonate with anyone feeling lost in life.

It was a popular number, performed as many as 68 times between October 2014 and April 2017.

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Bob Dylan – Stuck Inside of Mobile with the Memphis Blues Again – Take 13 (Official Audio)

This is a track from American legendary singer-songwriter Bob Dylan’s 1966 album Blonde on Blonde.

With a complex structure of nine verses, it depicts a variety of characters and situations.

The song shines with Dylan’s signature poetic expression, exploring themes of alienation in modern society and a longing for freedom.

It was performed as many as 748 times between 1976 and 2010, attesting to its strong popularity among fans.

Even those who haven’t yet delved into Dylan’s musical world might find this song a perfect gateway to immerse themselves in his allure.

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Bob Dylan – Subterranean Homesick Blues (Official Video)

This is a song that was released in Japan under the same title.

The black-and-white video gives it a nostalgic, vintage feel.

I thought the music video, where the singer flips through the lyrics like a picture-story show, was innovative and entertaining.

It’s an up-tempo blues track with a mellow vibe.

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Bob Dylan – Thunder On The Mountain (Official HD Video)

This is a track from the album “Modern Times,” released in August 2006 by American legendary singer-songwriter Bob Dylan.

The characteristically Dylan-esque poetic and intricate lyrics are exquisitely matched with a melody infused with blues elements.

Interweaving references to contemporary culture and music, it conveys a sense of reflecting on a constantly changing world and one’s place within it.

Produced by Dylan himself, the work has been highly acclaimed by critics as a defining masterpiece of the 21st century.

A cover version by Wanda Jackson is also well known.