Blowing In The Wind (Live On TV, March 1963)

2024 anyone?

Three chords and the truth

I had an employee that I had to pick up at work everyday. He is a very humble old man, who worked for me as a heavy equipment operator. His machine seemed to be dancing ballet instead of moving dirt, the best operator I had the grace to work with. Back then, I had a Bob Dylan cd in my car and whenever this song played, he would cry copiously, even without understanding a single word once he is Brazilian. One doesn’t need to understand the lyrics to feel touched by this song. My dear old friend is very ill right now, struggling for his life… Listening to this, has made me reminisce about the good times we’ve spent together, not just as work mates but as genuine friends

Many, many moons ago, my English teacher in junior high used to get his guitar and sing this song to us every Friday. RIP Mr. Stevenson 😔

This song brings back memories that never happened.

Only 20 years old when he wrote this song.

I am an 80s child. Listening to songs that came before my time creates a special feeling inside me. It's like a time machine bringing me to a different time, a time my parents grew up in, for a short while.

74 yrs old and i still listen to this song on my 50 yr radio

It's almost shameful how incredibly relevant this song still is.

How many videos a man search by to find the original version of the song

One of the greatest poets of the xx century...

Im 34 yrs old and known of Dylan my whole life and just now during quarantine have I really listened to him. Bob Dylan is music for the broken man trying to find his way home.

It's the year 2020 and this song still stand as magnificently as it always did.

53 years ago this song changed the face of not only music, but society.

Who ever come to listen this song you all have a great taste in music ..God Bless 🎶🎸

It's the year 2023 and this song still stand as magnificently as it always did.

After more than 50 years the lyrics still apply.

Bob Dylan doesn't sing a song simply. He roars meaningful messages to the world, containing philosophic ones sometimes. So his songs pull my ears and shake my mind.

I remember listening to this song in 1965 when I was a little boy, asking my mother what the lyrics meant. Even as a child, the song left quite an impression on me with it's stark simplicity and universal message. "Abraham, Martin, and John" was another such song. When I think of how far popular music has fallen since then, I could cry.

This is my Guru's one of the most beloved song. Now I understand why.