There were just three men
standing together on stage
all playing their instruments,
and singing with mountains of passion
as Bob Dylan growled his way through
the hard rains are a gonna to fall,
the huge crowd listened enraptured
as the trio made their way through the song
hitting the meaning home as one could see
the anxious faces worrying,
but singing along with the choruses,
and exploding into to undulations
once the three had finished the song,
and now all these years later
the hard rains may still fall,
and Dylan is still singing
with much verve, but the hard rains
fall from polluted skies
and the temperatures
have rocketed since the Concert for Bangladesh,
and we still live on the edge.
A the concert for Bangladesh, for Bob Dylan’s part of the concert the band George Harrison put together for the concert left the stage leaving Bob Dylan on acoustic guitar, harmonica and vocals, George Harrison on electric guitar and backing vocals, and Leon Russel on electric bass and back up vocals. It was one of the great high lights of Rock performance history.
It’s almost as if I’m witnessing what you’re describing here. Lovely.
That is so cool! I was lucky to have a chance to see Bob Dylan in Tampa nearly 13 years ago!
Thanks Sharon, living way further south, I have only seen Bob on film and video, but still wonderful. maybe he will come to Cape Town one day, and perform, and I will seen him, best wishes and blessings, Charles.