Good tune, good movie. I was happy to see a biography that wasn't constructed from the same old "template" as other biographical movies such as Ray, The Doors, Walk the Line, etc. This was different, unique, and wonderfully artistic. Having a fictional character represent each stage of Bob Dylan's career was a genius call...
Gotta love Richie Havens, could listen to his music forever. Never understood why so much people hate the movie btw. In my modest opinion, an intelligently structured mosaic of extremely well observations and acting, put in a delicious visual coat and soundscape, is the only complexity that does right to Dylan.
Dare I say it, I like this version better then the original. Richie Havens = Legend. And I love that beard. Seriously, that beard should be on dollar bills.
And I loved "I'm Not There" - it's a film by Dylan fans for Dylan fans.
@a1n9g5u5s I agree. A lot of the quotes come from "No Direction Home" and "I'm Not There" does feature a documentary format similar to "No Direction Home".
@spoonerflash Interesting that you think this is a "corny interpretation of what people thought it was like" since this is the only movie about Bob Dylan (and there's been many) that Dylan gave permission to use his music.
@Finbel And your point is? You made a mistake when you ascribed the quote to me. Just because you don't like it doesn't mean I said it. You are wrong and that is a fact Jack.
There is a complete version of this song, it is available on itunes too! (just look for the soundtrack to this album). This song is pretty awesome (I prefer it to the original).
I'm not there. It's the story of the many different stages of Bob Dylans life/career. Also this is my favorite song from the song. Haven has such a dry beautiful voice and he was also the first act at Woodstock.
they've got music from a different part of his life where it dosent fit chronologically.
like this is his fictoinal story about train hoppin round the wild west and theyve got that kick ass track from 65 playin where he was this totally different enigma.
It was good but they didn't really have the blues. They probably should have done something on his first album
beatlesman369 8 months ago
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i loved this! i've been looking for this song and when the ship comes in sung by these guys. i'm so pleased you put it on here!
mctoofus 8 months ago
i loved this! i've been looking for this song and when the ship comes in sung by these guys. i'm so pleased you put it on here!
mctoofus 8 months ago
Good tune, good movie. I was happy to see a biography that wasn't constructed from the same old "template" as other biographical movies such as Ray, The Doors, Walk the Line, etc. This was different, unique, and wonderfully artistic. Having a fictional character represent each stage of Bob Dylan's career was a genius call...
horseshoemcgoo 10 months ago
Gotta love Richie Havens, could listen to his music forever. Never understood why so much people hate the movie btw. In my modest opinion, an intelligently structured mosaic of extremely well observations and acting, put in a delicious visual coat and soundscape, is the only complexity that does right to Dylan.
jeroensebrechts 11 months ago
only good part of the movie
1mrguitar2 11 months ago
these guys got the blues !
MrSalocio 11 months ago
this kid rocks! thanks for posting it.
beechmon 1 year ago
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iristoro 1 year ago
@iristoro Try the greenster.
toober101 1 year ago
man oh man sweet stuff!
oldalco 1 year ago
haha this is great , love this kid
MegMac2858 1 year ago
nice tune, wheres this guy bob at?lol
DjSammyblueyes 1 year ago
Dare I say it, I like this version better then the original. Richie Havens = Legend. And I love that beard. Seriously, that beard should be on dollar bills.
And I loved "I'm Not There" - it's a film by Dylan fans for Dylan fans.
Serpico69 1 year ago
thats one talented kid.
rockfeller11 1 year ago
Watch "No Direction Home" , then watch "I'm Not There".
It really makes following the movie easier and you get alot more out of it.
I wasn't able to follow the movie until i saw it.
a1n9g5u5s 1 year ago
@a1n9g5u5s I agree. A lot of the quotes come from "No Direction Home" and "I'm Not There" does feature a documentary format similar to "No Direction Home".
lamc93 1 year ago
Anyone have an idea of these chords??? PLEASE GET BAC
INTENTIONPEACE2 1 year ago
marcus carl franklinn!
willis636 1 year ago
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this movie was terrible. love dylan, hate corny interpretations of what people thought it was like
anewyorkthing 2 years ago
Spot on. When I saw this interpretation by Richie I thought I was in for a good movie. Alas this was the only good part.
spoonerflash 2 years ago 3
@spoonerflash Interesting that you think this is a "corny interpretation of what people thought it was like" since this is the only movie about Bob Dylan (and there's been many) that Dylan gave permission to use his music.
Finbel 1 year ago
@Finbel Interesting that you think that I think that when that quote can not be attributed to me. Verry interesting.
toober101 1 year ago
@toober101 Did you not respond "Spot on" to that quote?
Finbel 1 year ago
@Finbel And your point is? You made a mistake when you ascribed the quote to me. Just because you don't like it doesn't mean I said it. You are wrong and that is a fact Jack.
spoonerflash 1 year ago
@anewyorkthing yeah, no, the film was not so great, but the soundtrack was fucking awesome.
Morgontrott 2 years ago
i wish that thay played this song all way through!!! i mean richie havens!!!! thanks for this!!!!
lainger17 2 years ago
There is a complete version of this song, it is available on itunes too! (just look for the soundtrack to this album). This song is pretty awesome (I prefer it to the original).
hotkabob 2 years ago
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Occaras 2 years ago
fave part of the film :))
majka7 2 years ago 9
@majka7 mine, too.
NoelArtMedia 5 months ago
i love thisa part so much :)
slevers87 2 years ago
Wow! What's the name of the film? I'd like to find it here in Spain. Thanks a lot :D
foxfire180 2 years ago
I'M NOT THERE
1990freemind 2 years ago
Thanx :)
foxfire180 2 years ago
I'm not there. It's the story of the many different stages of Bob Dylans life/career. Also this is my favorite song from the song. Haven has such a dry beautiful voice and he was also the first act at Woodstock.
harlandwirth 2 years ago
I'll search it in some DVD store.
Yeah, Havens voice and guitar style are incredible!
Thanks a lot!
foxfire180 2 years ago
its called: I'm not there
knightruben 2 years ago
Great!!!
onkelbuke 2 years ago
This was probably my favourite part of the movie that kid is the future of the blues
graric 2 years ago
love this part
T10kr0n4n 2 years ago
The "bearded actor" is Richie Havens-he performed at the original Woodstock. Look into him, very talented
loochboy 2 years ago 7
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The bearded actor makes it.
mikesendker 2 years ago
great movie just bought it
acefilms28 2 years ago
i love how in the movie
they've got music from a different part of his life where it dosent fit chronologically.
like this is his fictoinal story about train hoppin round the wild west and theyve got that kick ass track from 65 playin where he was this totally different enigma.
shivnob 2 years ago
i couldn't believe my eyes when i realized that that's richie havens playing that guitar!!!
great song, and nice version!
ninjaXchameleon 3 years ago
They want you to buy the soundtrack for the full version. Har har.
spoonerflash 3 years ago
yeah, you're probably right!
haha :D
ninjaXchameleon 3 years ago
richie havens is an amazing guitarist
Marsthegreatx 3 years ago
Best bit of the film!
davey1272250 3 years ago 3
agreed!
manreekez 2 years ago
Love this film
monkeydan61 3 years ago
You should put Haven's surname 'Richie' at the tags, I think everybody's searching on 'richie havens tombstone blues' ;-)
Anyway, thanks for uploading!
eLeoneQuartiere 3 years ago 3
been there done that
spoonerflash 3 years ago