Bob Dylan's classic and popular songs

Most Likely You’ll Go Your WayBob Dylan

Gerry van der Laan, “Most Likely You Go Your Way, (I’ll Go Mine”), Bob Dylan Cover

In Japan, it was released under the title “I Walk My Own Path.” It has a very gentle, bluesy feel, and its tender melody can almost bring you to tears.

The remix released by DJ Mark Daniel Ronson became a hot topic.

The Times They Are a-Changin’Bob Dylan

Bob Dylan The Times They Are A Changin’ 1964

The song was released in Japan under the title “Times Are Changing.” Its refreshing acoustic guitar melody, along with the occasional nostalgic harmonica, really symbolizes the era.

At 2:30, it’s a slightly short single.

HurricaneBob Dylan

Bob Dylan – Hurricane Lyrics

As its title “Hurricane” suggests, it’s a cool track with an up-tempo, bluesy feel and a driving sense of speed.

It builds consistently, flowing into the chorus with the same rhythm from the A and B sections, making for a song that stays exciting throughout.

Don’t Think Twice, It’s AlrightBob Dylan

Don’t Think Twice It’s All Right – Bob Dylan

A song included on the 1963 album The Freewheelin’ Bob Dylan.

In Japan, it is titled “Don’t Think Twice.” In the United States, it was released as the B-side to “Blowin’ in the Wind” and became widely known.

The Times They Are A-Changin’Bob Dylan

Bob Dylan The Times They Are A Changin’ 1964

Bob Dylan, a legend of the folk world who won the Nobel Prize in Literature as a musician and left his mark not only on the history of world music but also on literary history.

His songs are all warm and deeply human.

Released in 1964, the year after his signature song Blowin’ in the Wind, The Times They Are A-Changin’—known in Japanese as Jidai wa Kawaru—also encapsulates his appeal.

You can simply lose yourself in the melody, cover it if you play acoustic guitar, or unravel the meaning of the lyrics.

He is an indispensable, paramount figure when it comes to talking about folk music.

Knockin’ on Heaven’s DoorBob Dylan

Bob Dylan – Knockin’ On Heaven’s Door (Official Audio)

It’s a song that encapsulates Bob Dylan’s mature vibe.

It was released in Japan under the title “Knockin’ on Heaven’s Door.” As the title suggests, the song is emotionally moving.

The slow tempo that matches the lyrics really resonates with the heart.

Baby Stop CryingBob Dylan

Bob Dylan – Baby Please Stop Crying

From the intro, it gives off a very retro vibe.

The melody even brings the Beatles to mind.

It’s a bright, light-tempo song that uses plenty of Dylan-esque touches.

The phrase “Stop Crying” is a nice touch.