Nick Drake - Don't Think Twice, It's Alright

A Bob Dylan song covered by Nick Drake
From the "Tanworth-in-Arden" Album

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[evilthesaurus]

the only man that could do this song besides bob.

[jpatc4]

Is that an Aperture Science logo in the corner of the picture?

[JuliusSP1]

@tattoofthesun organic chemistry for medical students.

[TheMrCompletely]

magnificent. What a musician, such a clean attack and perfect timing. Interesting to hear him on material that's not his own!

[tattoofthesun]

wonder what book he's got there beside that great oak tree

[dranonymous2000]

@LunaLentis Randall Meyer tried .....  posted today by dranonymous2000

[dranonymous2000]

H Tee Tee Pee dylanchords dot info backslash professors backslash tt backslash ttch13 dot html without the spaces!

[dranonymous2000]

@RMCreate I think, maybe, Mr. Ostrem is ridiculing you and persons of your ilk? I don't know for sure, But I think Dylan has the capacity to play this style (as shown by "Girl f.t. North Country" vids), though, as I previously stated, maybe not simultaneously singing. Then again, I am a hack; it is possible he is JUST THAT GOOD! In fact, it is probable that he is that good. And at age 20-24-ish??? I am dumfounded and jealous!

[dranonymous2000]

"However, the 'W.D.' (The Btlg Series, Vol. 9: The Witmark Demos: 1962-1964) reveils a demo version, with Bob Dylan fingerpicking, very similar to the later recording. Furthermore, a recording of an april 1963 concert in New York (B.D.Town Hall NYC, NY '63, Btlg) also contains a live version of DTT, fingerpicked in a very similar way as the original recording. Therefore, it is clear that B.D. could play the version as recorded and did so in a demo and live in april 1963"

[dranonymous2000]

@RMCreate wikipedia says "Is has been argued that the original album version of the song is played in a fast, fingerstyle manner by Bruce Langhorne.[2] However, Eyolf Østrem, the creator of the website dylanchords, argues it was Bob Dylan himself who played the guitar track.[3] In live performances, Dylan often strummed the chords, or flatpicks, albeit in a similar, fast-paced manner. ..."

[dranonymous2000]

@LunaLentis Randall Meyer does it too. But he is a half-ass hack .... maybe, if I see him again, I will ask him to post it on youtube !

[dranonymous2000]

@RMCreate (continued from below) ... but I know I will never sing and play it at the same time. I was starting to conclude that he laid the vocal track over the guitar track. But you say he didn't lay the guitar himself? Who did? Do tell !!!??? I'll bet Clint (on?) Heylin's books would tell me, but I haven't picked up one of those in years!