Like a Rolling Stone
Song by Bob DylanWikipedia
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Oct 30, 2026
Paul HaydenGUEST
Today on Rockin' the Suburbs...
Paul HaydenGUEST
An absolutely incendiary version of Like a Rolling Stone that is one of the best, if not the best, that I've ever heard.
Paul HaydenGUEST
Hey Rockin' the Suburbs, this is Paul Hayden calling in with my choice for the Bob Dylan Album Hall of Fame.
Paul HaydenGUEST
My selection is the Bootleg Series Volume 4, Bob Dylan Live 1966. the Royal Albert Hall Concert, and it was released on October 13, 1998.
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Paul HaydenGUEST
And he says, hey, play fucking loud.
Paul HaydenGUEST
And they get into...
Paul HaydenGUEST
An absolutely incendiary version of Like a Rolling Stone that is one of the best, if not the best, that I've ever heard.
Paul HaydenGUEST
Like a Rolling Stone
Molly AllenHOST
humor's funny.
Dave SpositoHOST
Bob Dylan hit number two with Like a Rolling Stone and Rainy Day Women number 12 and 35.
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Okay.
Dave SpositoHOST
That's the song that's got a funky title, but it's the
Molly AllenHOST
humor's funny.
Dave SpositoHOST
Bob Dylan hit number two with Like a Rolling Stone and Rainy Day Women number 12 and 35.
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Okay.
Dave SpositoHOST
That's the song that's got a funky title, but it's the
Mod SunGUEST
Right? Because this is a man who, as soon as you liked what you booed, he went on and did something else.
Mod SunGUEST
And it took a year for them to come around to Like a Rolling Stone.
Mod SunGUEST
They booed him offstage.
Mod SunGUEST
They booed him offstage.
Mod SunGUEST
And he's praised, and then he goes, and we all know the story, he goes electric at Newport, and everyone boos him.
Mod SunGUEST
He plays Like a Rolling Stone for a year straight, and they boo him, and little do we know that 30 years later, that song sits at number one for greatest song of all time.
Mod SunGUEST
And this man is playing it to a crowd, booing him, and he did not stop playing that song.
Mod SunGUEST
As a matter of fact, he said, play it fucking loud.
Kevin CourrierGUEST
So if it's going to sell, it has to be something the audience grabs onto immediately.
Kevin CourrierGUEST
Now, sometimes you get great discoveries, like Bob Dylan's Like a Rolling Stone, which is a great pop song.
Kevin CourrierGUEST
But sometimes you get mediocre stuff.
Kevin CourrierGUEST
I'd say most of the time you get mediocre stuff.
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Kevin CourrierGUEST
But the 60s being the 60s, there were always people running around looking for interesting sounds that were possibly marketable.
Kevin CourrierGUEST
And he got discovered by a producer, Tom Wilson.
Kevin CourrierGUEST
who had not only produced Bob Dylan's Like a Rolling Stone, and he produced Simon and Garfunkel's The Electric Version of The Sounds of Silence, but he had also produced one of John Coltrane's albums in the 50s.
Kevin CourrierGUEST
And it was Tom Wilson that convinced Verve Records, which was a jazz label predominantly, to sign the Mothers of Invention.
KimHOST
Flew and Mac, Need Your Love So Bad.
KimHOST
Bob Dylan, Like a Rolling Stone.
KimHOST
Depeche Mode, Just Can't Get Enough.
KimHOST
Donna Summers, I Feel Love.
Richie MoralesGUEST
She'd like to buy...
Richie MoralesGUEST
I remember she brought home Like a Rolling Stone by Bob Dylan.
Richie MoralesGUEST
Positively 4th Street.
Richie MoralesGUEST
She had a job in the village.
Corinna HarrodHOST
Hendrix's Monterey set is a showpiece.
Corinna HarrodHOST
It begins with Killing Floor, moves through Hey Joe, Foxy Lady and a searing take on Bob Dylan's Like a Rolling Stone and ends with Wild Thing.
Corinna HarrodHOST
The Who had played earlier the same night, famously smashing their instruments and the story goes that Pete Townsend and Hendrix squabble backstage about who had to follow whom.
Corinna HarrodHOST
In the end, Hendrix went on after the Who and he decided to out-destroy them.
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Like a complete unknown Like a rolling stone
Paul O'GormanGUEST
Well, that song, I just love the feel of the song and I love the story about the guy that played keyboards on it.
Paul O'GormanGUEST
Talk to us.
Paul O'GormanGUEST
Yeah, nice.
Paul O'GormanGUEST
And the rest is history.
Matty OHOST
Okay, we've got Bob Dylan, like a rolling stone, and I like this one too.
Matty OHOST
I feel like people...
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