Bob Dylan - Tell Me, Momma

[crazylocosound]

Dylan is king... 1st division...

[tpheartbreaker441]

"yes everybody's wondering when your friendships gonna end

but come on baby, im your friend!"

[TheLovelyladylover]

This is brilliant!! Tell me, Momma!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[JohnKingsby]

>Whew!!< Scorchin', Dylan. Definitely my favorite Bootleg Series. "Tell me, mommaaaa!"

[TheBela88]

I love this track I never could figure why people got mad becuase dylan went elecrtric i prefer the electric period myself

[JNagarya]

@TheBela88 I like both periods. Folks got pissed because he wasn't doing "protest" stuff anymore. And they felt betrayed becasue they thought they owned him.

He busted their chains one night in Newport in 1965.

[EmilioChristian]

@TheBela88 Cause Dylan is a fake and a phony. He is not original ask Joni Mitchell



[synysterjazmyngates]

@EmilioChristian Why would anyone ask HER anything about truth? Bob Dylan is as real as it gets.

[cheifguggletram]

@EmilioChristian Joni Mitchell and Bob Dylan are completely two different artists. Both started in folk, Dylan moved into rock and Mitchell moved into easy listening jazz. Ask anyone who the most important artist out of the two is, and you probably won't be very pleased.

[synysterjazmyngates]

"Tell me momma what is it? What's wrong with you this time?" Always bagging on the ladies like a boss! <3333 I'm a girl, but I LOVE when he's bagging on women!!!

[JNagarya]

@synysterjazmyngates Let's assume he can't sing (which is nonsense):

Any woman in her right mind would love to be serenaded by him singing, "Love Minus Zero/No Limit".

[solargesture]

@synysterjazmyngates i havent heard someone say bagging since middle school lol awesome XD

[EmilioChristian]

@synysterjazmyngates. You should be ashamed of yourself! he is not talking about women, or how do you know momma is not a guy? this is the whackest comment i ever read

[cheifguggletram]

@EmilioChristian Not really whacky. Everyone is entitled to their own interpretation of Dylan's songs.

[EmilioChristian]

@cheifguggletram its not a damn interpretation!

[synysterjazmyngates]

@EmilioChristian How do I know 'momma' is not a GUY? Are you serious?

[EmilioChristian]

@synysterjazmyngates yeah, id like to see you ask 1965 Dylan if momma is a girl. Your an idiot babe.

[OptimismBlues2010]

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[OptimismBlues2010]

To think that over half the audience was thinking the words 'Traitor' while he played this. Incredible. People wanted to see him with his acoustic, just him. If Dylan still had his voice and played this concert with the same level of energy, it would be met with standing ovations in the modern day.

[muclesmarinara]

@OptimismBlues2010 his voice is just as good as ever

[GregoryJohnsonJr]

@OptimismBlues2010 i think he did an acoustic set with just home before he did his Full band stuff.

[calchick82]

One of my favorites off this CD. It rocks!

[tamarathms]

i wish i was at the at Royal Alber Hall concert in 1966..

[4thTimePositive]

@tamarathms me too me too I would have punched that jerk who yelled Judas in the head

[definemaybe]

I know that u know that I know that u show something is

[ahamburger111]

Greatest concert introduction ever.

[Arrestingbean]

This is my favorite song off the Live 1966 performance

[anthonyjsanger]

Au contraire, I saw a different version of this on YouTube a couple of months ago---I believe it was recorded within weeks of this version. It was also great!

[mdumas43073]

@anthonyjsanger Yes, a different recording of this (from a Liverpool show on the same tour) can be found on The Band's box set "A Musical History". That version ain't bad, but I'm still partial to this one.

I wonder if Dylan ever attempted to record this one in the studio?