Hits of Bob Dylan, Vol. 1 [Karaoke]

1. Times Are A-Changin' [Stereo Performance Tracks]

2. Like a Rolling Stone [Stereo Performance Tracks]

3. Tangled Up in Blue [Stereo Performance Tracks]

4. Lay Lady Lay [Stereo Performance Tracks]

5. Forever Young [Stereo Performance Tracks]

6. Just Like a Woman [Stereo Performance Tracks]

7. Blowin' in the Wind [Stereo Performance Tracks]

8. Knockin' on Heaven's Door [Stereo Performance Tracks]

9. Times Are A-Changin' [Vocal Demonstration Tracks]

10. Like a Rolling Stone [Vocal Demonstration Tracks]

11. Tangled Up in Blue [Vocal Demonstration Tracks]

12. Lay Lady Lay [Vocal Demonstration Tracks]

13. Forever Young [Vocal Demonstration Tracks]

14. Just Like a Woman [Vocal Demonstration Tracks]

15. Blowin' in the Wind [Vocal Demonstration Tracks]

16. Knockin' on Heaven's Door [Vocal Demonstration Tracks]

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Tracks:

Rainy Day Women #12 & 35
Blowin' In The Wind
The Times They Are A-Changin'
It Ain't Me Babe
Like A Rolling Stone
Mr. Tambourine Man
Subterranean Homesick Blues
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Just Like A Woman

Tracks:

Watching The River Flow
Don't Think Twice, It's All Right
Lay, Lady, Lay
Stuck Inside Of Mobile With The Memphis Blues Again
I'll Be Your Baby Tonight
All I Really Want To Do
My Back Pages
Maggie's Farm
Tonight I'll Be Staying Here With You

Tracks:

She Belongs To Me
All Along The Watchtower
The Mighty Quinn (Quinn, The Eskimo)
Just Like Tom Thumb's Blues
A Hard Rain's A-Gonna Fall
If Not For You
It's All Over Now, Baby Blue
Tomorrow Is A Long Time
When I Paint My Masterpiece
I Shall Be Released
You Ain't Goin' Nowhere
Down In The Flood

Tracks:

Tangled Up In Blue
Changing Of The Guards
The Groom's Still Waiting At The Altar
Hurricane
Forever Young
Jokerman
Dignity
Silvio
Ring Them Bells
Gotta Serve Somebody
Series Of Dreams
Brownsville Girl
Under The Red Sky
Knockin' On Heaven's Door

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Has anyone seen "Dignity" like Mr Dylan's ?.......2007-07-27

I had always liked Bob Dylan's "hits", but let me tell you, I had no idea of this man's amazing talent until my husband shared his collection with me several years ago. We used to run our own shop and we cranked up the Dylan tunes! When I really listened to his lyrics, I fell in love. Nobody, and I mean nobody, can pull you in like Bob Dylan. If you're just getting to know Bob (and I think our young folks should!) and you want an awesome representation of his work, Greatest Hits, Vol I-III is it! He is just the best songwriter out there, ever enchanting us with his mystical, lyrical genius, and this collection brings all the best Dylan from the '60's to the '90's (although I find it hard to believe that "Shelter from the Storm" is not included..one of his best). We have a lot of Dylan cd's, but we had to get this collection as it has several songs we didn't have, like "Dignity" (first released on Vol III, "Drinkin' man listens to the voice he hears, In a crowded room full of covered up mirrors, Lookin' into the lost forgotten years...For dignity" - awesome lines!!), "Series of Dreams", "My Back Pages", "When I paint My Masterpiece", "Watching the River Flow", "Hard Rain" and "Under the Red Sky". His voice is heartbreakingly beautiful on songs like "Tonight I'll Be Staying Here with You" and "I'll Be Your Baby Tonight". I recall critcs early in his career slamming Bob's voice. What were they listening to?? It couldn't have been "Just Like a Woman" or "Rainy Day Women" or "Positively 4th Street" or "Lay, Lady, Lay". I also love the 2 songs produced by Leon Russell, "Watching the River Flow" and "When I Paint My Masterpiece". Having been a Leon fan from way back when, as well, from the first piano bars in "Watching the River Flow" I thought, hmmm, do I detect a little Leon Russell influence here? By the way, Leon did a fine cover of that song on the House of Blues "This Ain't No Tribute" cd of various artists doing Dylan tunes, and does anyone remember that Leon Russell had a huge hit with "Hard Rain's Gonna Fall"? Obviously, Mr. Dylan and Mr. Russell respect each other's work and collaborate well. Another interesting thing some folks might not know: "Like a Rolling Stone" was voted best rock song of all time by a huge group of Bob Dylan's own peers in the industry. This compilation is a joy for us trueblue Dylan fans. We're playing it again and again, and we highly recommend it to anyone who wants to get to know Bob Dylan at his best.

There is only ONE BOB!!!!.......2007-03-11

There is nothing much to say about Bob Dylan. If Amazon had a 10 star rating. then I would give it some thought! Buy it!

A Good Overview of Bob Dylan's Career.......2007-03-05

Unlike other Bob Dylan compliations, (The single disc The Best Of Bob Dylan and the double disc The Essential Bob Dylan)This is a thorough collection of Dylan's best songs. Blowin In The Wind, The Times They Are A-Changin', Subterranean Homesick Blues, Maggie's Farm, Mr. Tambourine Man, Like A Rolling Stone, Positively Fourth Street, I Want You, Rainy Day Women #12 & 35, All Along The Watchtower, Lay Lady Lay, The Mighty Quinn, Knockin On Heaven's Door, Tangled Up In Blue, and Hurricane are all here. If you are into Dylan and want all of his good songs, get this.

So Many Songs to Choose From, How Did They Ever Decide?.......2006-04-03

I really like Bob Dylan's first Greatest Hits record. I love "Tambourine Man", love the subtle electric guitar. I adore "It Ain't Me Babe," it ain't no stinkin' love song. And neither is "Positively 4th Street." These are bitter and biting songs that grip like glue. "If you were standing in my shoes, you'd know what a drag it is to see you." What a line. Nobody writes them like Bob Dylan. "Rolling Stone", "Rainy Day Woman," and "I Want You," three jumpin' rockers. And then there is "Just Like a Woman," Lord I love that song that shows what a mesmerizing voice Dylan can have when he wants to. And, of course, I can't forget that song that is almost impossible to sing along with, " Subterranean Homesick Blues." Try memorizing the lyrics to that one, try singing them without the record playing. Was Dylan ahead of his time? You betcha.

There is a song on Dylan's second Greatest Hits record "Tomorrow is a Long Time," which is just about one of the best songs I've every heard. It's from a concert that, if all of the performances were delivered this well, then I don't know why they didn't release the whole show. Also I agree that it would have been nice to have a whole record of Bob Dylan and Happy Traum together. It also would have been nice to have a whole record produced by Leon Russell, because as we see with the two songs he produced on this record, "Watching" the River Flow" and "When I Paint My Masterpiece" Mr. Russell knew how to get a good rocker out of Mr. Dylan. Still, even though we don't have the records it would have been nice to have, we have snippets here of what they could have been. Several different styles, all good, but then Bob Dylan is always reinventing himself, but to reinvent himself a couple times on the same record, amazing, simply amazing.

Dylan's third Greatest Hits record is a masterpiece in it's own right. In fact because of the many different styles Dylan uses, it kind of reminds my of a Beatles' record. You know, how the Beatles would switch the lead singer from song to song between John, Paul, George and Ringo. I think because of that Beatles' records never get old. This record is like that. Dylan's voice is so different from song to song, the bands are different. It seems like a record full of surprises, one I know I'll never get tired of and I don't think you'll ever tire of it either.

There is Just Simply No Song Man Better than Bob Dylan.......2006-04-03

"Blowin' in the Wind" one of the three acoustic songs from his too short protest period on this record conjures up images of a young man, wind blowing his hair every which way as he sings this song protesting all wars. The rock numbers are outstanding and the inclusion of "Postively 4th Street" was inspirational, because not only is it a divine song, but it had never been on an LP up until the release of this record. In fact this whole record is kind of inspirational, good early material that will have anybody up and thinking, good electric songs that will make you think as you sing along. Just an all around good record, this is.

Bob Dylan's Greatest Hits II" opens with the up tempo rocker "Watching the River Flow," then slows down some with the acoustic "Don't Think Twice, It's All Right," then jumps into a great Dylan countryesqe love song, "Lay, Lady Lay," then onto "I'll Be Your Baby Tonight" from the "John Wesley Album." It is a testament to how strongly Bob Dylan presents his songs that he can take you from fast to slow, electric to acoustic and grab you instantly into each song. Dylan is a master, no doubt about it. Then again, all Mr. Dylan's songs are all good aren't they? And then there's the new stuff on here that wasn't really a greatest hit, though now that the record has been out for umpteen years, probably nobody knows that, but anyway, that stuff is a good too, no it's great.

"In a crowded room full of covered up mirrors, looking into the lost forgotten years for dignity." What a line, delivered the way only Dylan can deliver them. The years just roll on and he just keeps getting better. Like a shape changer he keeps changing, redefining himself, putting out new stuff, rereleasing his old stuff, putting out his live stuff and I am always amazed. When I first got "Greatest Hits III) (I bought it on cassette), I stuck it into the play in my car, because I couldn't wait to get home. "Tangled Up in Blue" came on and I immediately forgot that I was listening to a Greatest Hits record, was taking right back to the first time I'd heard "Blood on the Tracks" and I stayed right there till "Changing of the Guard" came on, not the song I was expecting, but I was immediately hooked right in. Then right onto "The Groom's Still Waiting at the Alter", a down right rocker with a heck of a Gospel flavor. Next comes "Hurricane" a song with a different band, different flavor and that is the genius of Bob Dylan. He can pull you in any direction he wants you to go and you follow.

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Hits of Bob Dylan, Vol. 1
Karaoke
Manufacturer: Sound Choice
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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Karaoke | Miscellaneous | Styles | Music
ASIN: B000253KOG
Release Date: 2005-03-21

Tracks:

The Times They Are A-Changin' (Stereo Performance Track)
Like A Rolling Stone (Stereo Performance Track)
Tangled Up In Blue (Stereo Performance Track)
Lay Lady Lay (Stereo Performance Track)
Forever Young (Stereo Performance Track)
Just Like A Woman (Stereo Performance Track)
Blowin' In The Wind (Stereo Performance Track)
Knockin' On Heaven's Door (Stereo Performance Track)
The Times They Are A-Changin' (Vocal Demonstration Track)
Like A Rolling Stone (Vocal Demonstration Track)
Tangled Up In Blue (Vocal Demonstration Track)
Lay Lady Lay (Vocal Demonstration Track)
Forever Young (Vocal Demonstration Track)
Just Like A Woman (Vocal Demonstration Track)
Blowin' In The Wind (Vocal Demonstration Track)
Knockin' On Heaven's Door (Vocal Demonstration Track)

Product Description

Title: Times They Are A-Changin'; Artist: Dylan, Bob; Track: 1| Title: Like A Rolling Stone; Artist: Dylan, Bob; Track: 2| Title: Tangled Up In Blue; Artist: Dylan, Bob; Track: 3| Title: Lay Lady Lay; Artist: Dylan, Bob; Track: 4| Title: Forever Young; Artist: Dylan, Bob; Track: 5| Title: Just Like A Woman; Artist: Dylan, Bob; Track: 6| Title: Blowin' In The Wind; Artist: Dylan, Bob; Track: 7| Title: Knockin' On Heaven's Door; Artist: Dylan, Bob; Track: 8| Title: Times They Are A-Changin', The; Artist: Dylan, Bob w/Vocal; Track: 9| Title: Like A Rolling Stone; Artist: Dylan, Bob w/Vocal; Track: 10| Title: Tangled Up In Blue; Artist: Dylan, Bob w/Vocal; Track: 11| Title: Lay Lady Lay; Artist: Dylan, Bob w/Vocal; Track: 12| Title: Forever Young; Artist: Dylan, Bob w/Vocal; Track: 13| Title: Just Like A Woman; Artist: Dylan, Bob w/Vocal; Track: 14| Title: Blowin' In The Wind; Artist: Dylan, Bob w/Vocal; Track: 15| Title: Knockin' On Heaven's Door; Artist: Dylan, Bob w/Vocal; Track: 16|