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I've seen him perform in Amsterdam, I think it was in 2019, just because I could.

Bob's a living legend.
Posted 6 months ago by RoelantSiekman    [ Reply ]
7 -> 8
what was I thinking
Posted 7 months ago by msolive    [ Reply ]
Bob is just a few months younger than my now 84-year old, still healthy, active, and vivacious mother. I hope his health is just as good as hers!
Posted 9 months ago by RichardK    [ Reply ]
If you where from another planet you would love this song! It has a "cadence" that pulls you into it. 
Posted 9 months ago by hermance321    [ Reply ]
ohhhh.

Bob singing a romantic one.

He's a sly one. 

But not a shy one. 

And he could be a high one. 
Posted 1 year ago by idiot_wind    [ Reply ]
 zacharybnowak wrote:

Skip...




Posted 1 year ago by GingerandMe    [ Reply ]
Skip...
Posted 1 year ago by zacharybnowak    [ Reply ]
Glad to see you're bringing back songs. The most recent comment on this one is 3 years old and I can't imagine folks wouldn't have anything to say about this. My dad played Dylan for me growing up, can't say I recognize this one, but I'm digging it. Thanks, RP!
Posted 1 year ago by TLynneHenry    [ Reply ]
 laverdakeith wrote:
Just starting a tricky weld when this came on so unable to get to the computer and immediately press the Please Stop Dylan button.  Fucked the weld up, that is how much Bobby D grates my groove, been welding for 30 years.... If Mr Dylan felt so compelled to tell stories he should have wrote a book.
 

He did.
Posted 4 years ago by garyalex    [ Reply ]
Sorry, I'll be the hater. I know Bob Dylan is a great poet. But man, I can't get more sick of his voice. You all can listen: I'm hitting Radio Paradise's convenient skip button, hoping for Train or Robert Plant or...literally anything else.
Posted 5 years ago by zacharybnowak    [ Reply ]
 On_The_Beach wrote:
Bob's music is not for the simple-minded.
 
Nor for those lacking stamina
Posted 5 years ago by justin4kick    [ Reply ]
Wonderful song, good album, brilliant artist!
Posted 5 years ago by vanmas    [ Reply ]
Desire - what a great album
Posted 5 years ago by jmsmy    [ Reply ]
Still a 10
Posted 6 years ago by helenofjoy    [ Reply ]
Just starting a tricky weld when this came on so unable to get to the computer and immediately press the Please Stop Dylan button.  Fucked the weld up, that is how much Bobby D grates my groove, been welding for 30 years.... If Mr Dylan felt so compelled to tell stories he should have wrote a book.
Posted 6 years ago by laverdakeith    [ Reply ]
And a story it was so well Dylan done
Posted 6 years ago by stephen.king12101    [ Reply ]
There's a new Scorsese documentary on the Rolling Thunder Revue Tour (circa '75) on Netflix.
Worth a look; the concert footage is the highlight, IMO.
Posted 6 years ago by On_The_Beach    [ Reply ]
Sounds like Emmy Lou.
Posted 6 years ago by ace-marc    [ Reply ]
Hey Bobby,

Come back to US and do some shows on Highway 61. maybe in Keokuk?  What about Hannibal?   They got cheap motels and you can get a breaded pork tenderloin. 
Posted 6 years ago by idiot_wind    [ Reply ]
truth lives forever.
Posted 6 years ago by taklalaratar    [ Reply ]
Love Dylan, but that was  bad...
Posted 7 years ago by macpeck    [ Reply ]
Future Wes Anderson movie?
Posted 7 years ago by wossName    [ Reply ]
 janeanger wrote:
i've nothing against dylan, but this song goes on FOREVER.
 
Many of his do - they have 5, 6, 7 verses!
Posted 7 years ago by RedGuitar    [ Reply ]
One of my favorite albums of all time. Love the drums - brilliant on this track particularly. This is a long one and I'm not as fond of it as I once was, but it has special place for me... amongst the first songs I learned on guitar and memorized the lyrics. 
Posted 7 years ago by RabbitEars    [ Reply ]
Makes me want to dance a little jig, in the aisle at a live show, avoiding bumping into people.   

Live music, baby! 
Posted 7 years ago by idiot_wind    [ Reply ]
 gmichaelt wrote:
Can we argue over whether this one is in the balance on the side of the Nobel?

 


Only if you get all participants massively stoned. 
Posted 7 years ago by kcar    [ Reply ]
Drummer and Bassist are perfect here!
Posted 7 years ago by GaryG    [ Reply ]
this song is way better than a six  6.8    really people,  this guy telling us a great story here and you can  tap your toe to it too. lot going on there, needs to a 8  really
Posted 8 years ago by stevenstarr    [ Reply ]
Everybody in my hotel room loves this song...  most of the songs on this wonderful album are lengthy story-songs, with complex characters and interesting plots...  we be dancing like happy hippies...  love Radio Paradise...
Posted 8 years ago by Lazarus    [ Reply ]
That aside, there's something genuinely 'funny' about the audio of this track. In particular, there seems to be a couple of places where it sounded 'fudged', making the vocals quite difficult to match to the lyrics as presented. Strangely, I noticed it while I was 'reading along' — the effect was subtle enough that I had to check for a second instance, so it was quite subtle. I only copied "As the fire burns on" as one instance, a later one. Reason to listen carefully next time it plays. Oh, boy!
Posted 8 years ago by gmichaelt    [ Reply ]
Can we argue over whether this one is in the balance on the side of the Nobel?
Posted 8 years ago by gmichaelt    [ Reply ]
In general his lyrics or even his songs may be great but BD is not my cup of tee, to say it politely...
Posted 8 years ago by Dinges,_the_Dude    [ Reply ]
 dwlangham wrote:
I'm trying to hang with the cool kids. Smiling and bobbing my head, and can't wait for this to be over.

 
While I don't agree with you, that's actually quite funny!

Not that I was one of the cool kids...
Posted 8 years ago by drictor    [ Reply ]
 Too long, Bob, too long.
Posted 8 years ago by nicknt    [ Reply ]
Wkipedia Black Diamond Bay

As described by Heylin, "Black Diamond Bay" describes the destruction of a tiny island (following the eruption of a volcano), observed from two perspectives: from a hotel on the island itself and from the narrator's point of view through a television news report. The song essentially describes what the people on the island are doing at the time - often drawing attention to the ironic futility of their actions (for example, one of the islanders is preparing to commit suicide when the volcano erupts and destroys the island). The song also describes the news-watcher's indifference to the catastrophes he hears about on Walter Cronkite's TV newscast, as the narrator goes to get another beer rather than watch the news story about the catastrophe on the island. He says "I never did plan to go anyway to Black Diamond Bay." Joseph Conrad's novel Victory was a major influence to this song, which references many of its themes. The song title, the island, the volcano, the gambling, and the Panama hat are all references to Victory. A drawing of Conrad appeared on the back of the album sleeve.

Add Emmylou Harris – background vocals  Adds 2 rating points


Posted 8 years ago by Garyohh    [ Reply ]
 ajlept wrote:
Marshall did a cover of this with Festus and Miss Kitty on background. Check it out!
 
. . . with Doc on banjo and Burt Reynolds on fiddle!
https://s-media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com/736x/bf/65/4e/bf654e8b8d42524ef827c27a9e52b1b5.jpg
Posted 9 years ago by On_The_Beach    [ Reply ]
 dragon1952 wrote:
In the scheme of all Dillon songs pretty mediocre.

 
Marshall did a cover of this with Festus and Miss Kitty on background. Check it out!

Posted 9 years ago by ajlept    [ Reply ]
The Master himself, and another great turn from Emmy Lou.

Probably can count on one finger the radio stations that have ever played this fine piece of music.
Posted 9 years ago by zedstation    [ Reply ]
As the island slowly sank, the loser finally broke the bank. Ain't that a fucking nightmare?
Posted 9 years ago by Bleyfusz    [ Reply ]
One of the best (and most timeless) stories, from the greatest of story-tellers. 
Posted 9 years ago by zedstation    [ Reply ]
Oooh, a Bob Dylan dance song. You can do a little calypso jig to this,  
Posted 9 years ago by idiot_wind    [ Reply ]
very glad to be living in the same (almost) time frame as such a great artist as Dylan, the man can write and compose above compare
Posted 9 years ago by hayduke2    [ Reply ]
Some funy thing is going in golf of Lion and around.


Posted 9 years ago by twoplain2sea    [ Reply ]
Well, good ol' Bob! (With his voice intact) Cheers! {#Cheers}

"Her passport shows a face
From another time and place
She looks nothin' like that."

Social networking {#Laughing} 
Posted 10 years ago by 4merdj    [ Reply ]
primm wrote:
LOVE THIS TUNE !

 
ME TOO!
Play it loud!
Posted 10 years ago by vanmas    [ Reply ]
LOVE THIS TUNE !
Posted 10 years ago by primm    [ Reply ]
While I enjoy this track, it does seem to be in HEAVY rotation here.
Posted 10 years ago by jagdriver    [ Reply ]
Based on the overall ratings, this song makes me wish users had a ration of "bonus" ratings to dole out.  I would give this another 10, just as I would give the U2 songs that have been dominating the playlists lately an extra Sucko-Barfo.
Posted 10 years ago by bstjames    [ Reply ]
I'm trying to hang with the cool kids. Smiling and bobbing my head, and can't wait for this to be over.
Posted 10 years ago by dwlangham    [ Reply ]
 Bat wrote:

I completely agree about "Blood on the Track" and almost agree on "Desire".

The only thing that puts me off on "Desire" is the song "Joey" which I guess is supposed to make me feel sympathy for a gangster.

 
Yeah but Joey is one helluva great song regardless.

Besides, many criminals turned to crime because they are weak or somehow substandard.  

Best not to judge too harshly judge or demonize.  Look at the War on Terrorism, those fighting the glorious War on Terrorism actually kill  more civilians than the terrorists, and the cycle of violence continues in the form of blow back.  
Posted 10 years ago by westslope    [ Reply ]
In the scheme of all Dillon songs pretty mediocre.
Posted 10 years ago by dragon1952    [ Reply ]
 Emwolb wrote:
Need to add a PAINFUL choice in the ratings...and I like Dylan
 
Yes, it sounds like you really LOVE him...  Ha!
What a fun song from a great album.  Thanks for playing. 
Posted 11 years ago by tkosh    [ Reply ]
One of my favorite Dylan songs!
Thank you Radio Paradise!
Posted 11 years ago by TVMobile    [ Reply ]
I love the harmonica/violin duets in the intro and outro. Also, this is a great example of Bob the singing storyteller in action.
Posted 11 years ago by bluedot    [ Reply ]
Bob's music is not for the simple-minded.
Posted 11 years ago by On_The_Beach    [ Reply ]
 Yes. Very. Like nails on a freakin' chalkboard


melkhyah wrote:
Annoying . . .

 

Posted 11 years ago by stalfnzo    [ Reply ]
Annoying . . .
Posted 11 years ago by melkhyah    [ Reply ]
A great song from one of my favorite Dylan albums. So happy to hear it on RP!
Posted 11 years ago by Roches    [ Reply ]
 Emwolb wrote:
Need to add a PAINFUL choice in the ratings...and I like Dylan
 
need to ad an idiot button for twerps 
Posted 11 years ago by oldfart48    [ Reply ]
mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm gooooood very tasty , thanks bob and billg.
Posted 11 years ago by oldfart48    [ Reply ]
A rarity for a Bob Dylan song... the music is as painful as the vocals!
Posted 11 years ago by tiggers    [ Reply ]
Is there an Emmy Lou index for tracks on RP?

I suppose this is a good starting point:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Emmylou_Harris_collaborations_A%E2%80%93F

luv4music wrote:
Just love Emmy Lou's back up vocals!

 


Posted 11 years ago by to_the_eleven    [ Reply ]
Just love Emmy Lou's back up vocals!
Posted 11 years ago by luv4music    [ Reply ]
Turn up the volume!
This makes me very happy!
The whole album does!
Posted 11 years ago by vanmas    [ Reply ]

Posted 11 years ago by RabbitEars    [ Reply ]
{#Yell}  "this is taken from a GODLIKE album"  {#Clap}
Posted 12 years ago by Peter_Bradshaw    [ Reply ]
 ziakut wrote:
...and the crapfest begins.
 
Another great song from Dylan.
Sorry to hear about your gastrointestinal problems.
Posted 12 years ago by On_The_Beach    [ Reply ]
...and the crapfest begins.
Posted 12 years ago by ziakut    [ Reply ]

Most of the songs on this wonderful album are lengthy story-songs, with complex characters and interesting plots...

As described by Heylin, the "Black Diamond Bay" describes the destruction of a tiny island (following the eruption of a volcano), observed from two perspectives: from a hotel on the island itself and from the narrator's point of view through a television news report. The song essentially describes what the people on the island are doing at the time - often drawing attention to the ironic futility of their actions (for example, one of the islanders is preparing to commit suicide when the volcano erupts and destroys the island). The song also describes the news-watcher's indifference to the catastrophes he hears about on TV, as the narrator goes to get another beer rather than watch the news story about the catastrophe on the island. He says "I never did plan to go anyway to Black Diamond Bay."

Everybody in my mushrooming multitude of churches be dancing buck ass naked all across the world like bowlegged gypsy muleskinners... we love this song... it tweaks our nipples... love this entire story-telling album... love sex, drugs, and rock 'n roll...
 


Posted 12 years ago by Lazarus    [ Reply ]
Need to add a PAINFUL choice in the ratings...and I like Dylan
Posted 12 years ago by Emwolb    [ Reply ]
love the drumming on this album
Posted 12 years ago by RabbitEars    [ Reply ]
 fredriley wrote:

In the immortal words of Joe Strummer: "F*ckin' long, innit?"

 
That gem from Joe becomes a little more mortal every time you repeat it, fred. 
Posted 12 years ago by kcar    [ Reply ]
Bobby is going down a little rough this morning...Argg...
Posted 12 years ago by Jazbo    [ Reply ]
 stalfnzo wrote:
What in the world is he mumbling about? Can't understand a thing he says.

 
We all got that you don't get this song on your last comment. Personally I think it is sublime.

AND I understand all of the lyrics.
Posted 12 years ago by ncollingridge    [ Reply ]
I would like this better without the horrible "harmony"


Posted 12 years ago by leafmold    [ Reply ]
What in the world is he mumbling about? Can't understand a thing he says.
Posted 12 years ago by stalfnzo    [ Reply ]

love love love the drumming on this album
Posted 12 years ago by RabbitEars    [ Reply ]
I usually love Dylan--but can't stand this song. Odd--seems that those who usually dislike him love it!
Posted 12 years ago by leafmold    [ Reply ]

Everybody in my church loves this song...
 
Posted 12 years ago by Lazarus    [ Reply ]

This is about the 1st Dylan song I've heard that I am enjoying.


Posted 13 years ago by eroz    [ Reply ]
 ziakut wrote:
Does this song really still need to be playing? I think we all 'got it' after the first 30 seconds. Geez. {#Beat}
 
In the immortal words of Joe Strummer: "F*ckin' long, innit?"
Posted 13 years ago by fredriley    [ Reply ]
Does this song really still need to be playing? I think we all 'got it' after the first 30 seconds. Geez. {#Beat}
Posted 13 years ago by ziakut    [ Reply ]
This song gets the highest possible vote on a Bob Dylan song ever from this listener! A strong, amazing and solid "4".
Posted 13 years ago by ziakut    [ Reply ]
 TJS wrote:
Finally a Bob Dylan song that doesn't make me want to stick a pencil in my ear.  Well done.
 
Agreed.
Posted 13 years ago by deanofox    [ Reply ]
Her passport shows a face from
Another time and place,
She looks nothing like that!
9
Posted 13 years ago by ScottN    [ Reply ]
The Greek?

The Greek
Posted 13 years ago by sub-arctic    [ Reply ]
Finally a Bob Dylan song that doesn't make me want to stick a pencil in my ear.  Well done.
Posted 13 years ago by TJS    [ Reply ]
 westslope wrote:
I always thought that Desire and Blood on the Tracks were Dylan's best.
 
I completely agree about "Blood on the Track" and almost agree on "Desire".

The only thing that puts me off on "Desire" is the song "Joey" which I guess is supposed to make me feel sympathy for a gangster.
Posted 13 years ago by Bat    [ Reply ]
 westslope wrote:
I always thought that Desire and Blood on the Tracks were Dylan's best.
 
Street Legal is too lightly regarded also, imo
Posted 13 years ago by ScottN    [ Reply ]
Having to listen to Dylan for a few excruciating minutes is the punishment I must pay for enjoying RadioParadise so much the rest of the time.

Posted 13 years ago by stalfnzo    [ Reply ]
I always thought that Desire and Blood on the Tracks were Dylan's best.
Posted 14 years ago by westslope    [ Reply ]
The thing is , he can't do anything like this anymore.

All the more reason we should cherish it.
Posted 14 years ago by Pharlap    [ Reply ]
I'd never heard this song before.  I sure do love it!  Can't keep my body still.
Posted 14 years ago by JustJanis    [ Reply ]
God I love this song.   Big fav of mine.
Thanks Bill :)
 
Posted 14 years ago by CamLwalk    [ Reply ]
i cant wait to download the New confession app.....bob did
Posted 14 years ago by cohifi    [ Reply ]
 pojms wrote:
most excellent tune on a most excellent album. accompanied by emmylou and her sweet sweet harmonies. melancholy violin. dylan's whiney nasal garblespeak at its inglorious best. sweet and pretty it's not. generic and safe.. never.   
 

Amen!
Posted 15 years ago by KurtfromLaQuinta    [ Reply ]
The desk clerk heard the woman laugh
As he looked around the aftermath, the soldier got tough
He tried to grab the woman's hand
Said, "Here's a ring it cost a grand"
She said, "That ain't enough"

Posted 15 years ago by On_The_Beach    [ Reply ]
most excellent tune on a most excellent album. accompanied by emmylou and her sweet sweet harmonies. melancholy violin. dylan's whiney nasal garblespeak at its inglorious best. sweet and pretty it's not. generic and safe.. never.   
Posted 15 years ago by pojms    [ Reply ]
 lmic wrote:
The dissing of Dylan takes me back to the clueless faux sophistication of a college sophomore. I remember claiming at age 20 that Shakespeare was overrated. {#Rolleyes}

It's OK, I got bettah.
 

He was, wasn't he?

I have never enjoyed BD the way that many do - it's that weasely voice thing.  But I can appreciate: his songs (usually when covered by others): his craftsmanship to scuplt songs;  the fact that a poor voice makes many of his tunes so memorable; and his general and long-held 'could not give a toss' attitude to his industry.   He does what he does and I like that.   Not so keen on this toon though.

Where would we be without him?
Posted 15 years ago by garycha    [ Reply ]
Nothing but 10's on this record.
Posted 15 years ago by Bosami    [ Reply ]
 geordiezimmerman wrote:
Love to know what this song is about.
 

Does every song have to be about something?  It's a story song.  Either you enjoy the story, the images and characters created by the storyteller, or you don't.
Posted 15 years ago by RParadise    [ Reply ]
Love to know what this song is about.
Posted 15 years ago by geordiezimmerman    [ Reply ]
my GOD when will this one end?

i've heard enough dylan for a lifetime. make that two lifetimes. 
Posted 15 years ago by amyjpr    [ Reply ]
Is that Adam Sandler on the cover ?
lol

great song & album
Drumming
Emmylou...
Effortless...

Posted 15 years ago by coding_to_music    [ Reply ]
 Businessgypsy wrote:
Certain artists seem to attract an almost religious following - complete with shunning, excommunication, jihad and death to the infidels.
 
Quite. What's particularly ironic is that he himself was an iconoclast, yet is deemed by his more fanatical followers to be an icon beyond iconoclasm. I'm a big fan of his as a songwriter, but his singing voice has always hurt my ears, so I prefer to hear covers of his work. For all that, this one is tolerable, just, but does go on a bit...


Posted 15 years ago by fredriley    [ Reply ]
Certain artists seem to attract an almost religious following - complete with shunning, excommunication, jihad and death to the infidels. I really enjoy his theme time radio hour on Sirius, but remain a pagan when called to worship. According to a prior poster, this qualifies as faux sophistication. Faux So lah-ti-deaux!

Posted 16 years ago by Businessgypsy    [ Reply ]
{#Roflol}
 ick wrote:

nope... drunken Japanese businessmen are still the founders of karaoke.

 
...and obviously he is not one of them!
I love the way he says "S'il vous plait" - charming, really
I do like his voice very much, but I remember the first time I was just totally lost, not to mention the fact that not being an English native speaker, I barely followed even with the lyrics.
As deepgaze wrote it
"Even the not-so-stellar voice was an innovation, before that you had to have a great voice, after Dylan, not necessarily"
Yes!


Posted 16 years ago by ambrebalte    [ Reply ]
I really think this song is great, what a storyteller Dylan is.
Posted 16 years ago by STEVIE1    [ Reply ]
awful

Posted 16 years ago by a_genuine_find    [ Reply ]
One of my all time favourite albums!
Pure GOLD!

Posted 16 years ago by flatpicker    [ Reply ]
 stalfnzo wrote:
{#Stupid}    What the HELL is he saying?! Sounds like Pig Latin with a speech impediment
 https://tinyurl.com/ydy5h7o


Posted 16 years ago by ArbiterOfGoodTaste    [ Reply ]
{#Cowboy}
Posted 16 years ago by RabbitEars    [ Reply ]

I love the backup vocals and violin on this song, all to the steady beat of a simple snare.  Fantastic.


Posted 16 years ago by akaike    [ Reply ]
v
Safe yet?
Posted 16 years ago by a_genuine_find    [ Reply ]
Great album!
Posted 16 years ago by helgigermany    [ Reply ]
Bobby, quite the story teller.
Posted 16 years ago by Jazbo    [ Reply ]
 deepgaze wrote:
Here's the thing with Dylan for those who don't get him. He created song structure in ways that hadn't been done before. Now he doesn't sound as unique because his style has been imitated by many who followed. Even the not-so-stellar voice was an innovation, before that you had to have a great voice, after Dylan, not necessarily. Come to think of it, maybe he is also the father of karaoke.
 
nope... drunken Japanese businessmen are still the founders of karaoke.

Posted 16 years ago by ick    [ Reply ]
R.I.P Cronkite...
Posted 16 years ago by abulaabula    [ Reply ]
 splooge wrote:
Oh goodness, this is really terrible. {#Doh}
 
Yep!

Posted 16 years ago by dedawson    [ Reply ]
 burdell wrote:
I don't get it. There is nothing particularly interesting about this song. (Or most Dylan songs for that matter) Maybe it's that horribly nasally voice that I cannot get past - like fingernails on a chalkboard to me.
 
Thank you for those profound and incredibly original insights.


Posted 16 years ago by On_The_Beach    [ Reply ]