Bob Dylan Rehearses "We Are The World"
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2011-05-25に共有
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"Man goes completely out of comfort zone for good cause and is helped by kind blind man."
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It’s almost like he doesn’t know he’s bob dylan
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I love how one of the most iconic performers of all time looks like a scared middle school kid. Gives me a new appreciation for him
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The power of the documentary is the strength of the comradarie on display. Made me fall in love with the song all over again
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legend has it that stevie wonder is still playing the melody line for bob to this day
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He looks like he’s trying to solve a sudoku
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Stevie harmonizing with Bob is such a nice moment :)
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The importance of having Bob Dylan on this song cannot be understated. He is a forever artist. And there is much beauty in the timbre of his voice.
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"Can I just donate a couple million dollars instead?" --Bob Dylan, probably
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"Can you play it Steve?" What a moment. Priceless.
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I’m down a We Are the World rabbit hole after watching the Netflix documentary. Very impressed with the work of Quincy Jones and the vocal arranger, Tom Bahler. It was fascinating to hear Bahler spot the beauty of each voice and use the contrasting styles for one purpose. The respect many of the artists had for one another was cool to watch also.
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The beauty of this song comes from everyone singing in their own style and not trying to be like everyone else. It wouldn't be as good without Bob Dylan's part.
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It is so nice that Bob Dylan asks Stevie to play the melody line for him. And he repeat practicing until it gets right. So humble and devoted.
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He protec He attac But most importantly He doesn't want to sing the tracc
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*Steve , can you play it one time ? * That melted my heart
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There’s something so beautiful about this. All super stars In their different genres. No ego, no rushing, no tantrums, just dedicated artists working something out and supporting each other.
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"There's too much confusion I can't get no relief" -- Bob Dylan
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Quincy and Stevie were so kind and patient with him. Mutual respect between absolute legends.
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Not bad having Stevie Wonder as your rehearsal pianist.
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Huge respect for Dylan as someone not renowned for his amazing vocals to throw himself into this and stick with it. He was there all night and got the job done.
