It's All Over Now, Baby Blue

So it was a very like artistic soundtrack, of course.

But probably the ones that I love listening to the most were It's All Over Now, Baby Blue.

Oh, nice.

By them featuring Van Morrison.

Highway 61 Revisited.

It's all over now, Baby Blue.

stuck inside of mobile the one everybody calls memphis blues ballad of a thin man shelter from the storm slow train and then to close knockin on heaven's door slow and wide the whole stadium leaning into it like a field of tall grass leaning into the wind the man who later wrote a whole book about the partnership heard the western half of the tour as a let-down the momentum he said had crashed somewhere between the east coast and oregon but oakland he thought was the best of that last stretch and he pointed to two songs in particular i want you and knockin' on heaven's door.

There's a detail on the tape that nobody can quite explain.

All right, number four.

So in 1985, two heavyweights at the time, both covered It's All Over Now, Baby Blue.

You must leave now, take what you need, you think will last.

First Falco.

I remember the Falco version.

I don't remember the Echo version at all, actually, funnily enough.

Actually, probably my favorite all-time Dylan cover would be them's version of It's All Over Now, Baby Blue.

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I was a big fan of his lyrics, of course.

Like a Rolling Stone was one of the best songs, you know, and Mr. Tambourine Man, It's All Over Now, Baby Blue, and so many more.

What a songwriter.

I invited him over to my house for lunch the next day.

Of course, humor is all a part of that.

When you see Don't Look Back, the Bob Dylan movie, sure, you're bowled over by the majesty of It's All Over Now, Baby Blue and Mr. Tambourine Man, but you're also seeing him on stage going, I looked in the closet, there was Donovan, and that kind of thing, and everybody laughing out loud.

And, of course, that's a big...

Like, John Prine, very funny.

Somehow it works.

Here's Chris Farlow with It's All Over Now, Baby Blue.

You must leave now.

Take what you need, you will think will last.

You say oh baby.

It's all.

And it's all over now, Baby Blue.

Yeah! The high winds blow gambles.