Rolling Thunder Revue: A Bob Dylan Story By Martin Scorsese | Trailer

Rolling Thunder Revue: A Bob Dylan Story By Martin Scorsese | Trailer | Netflix

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ROLLING THUNDER REVUE: A BOB DYLAN STORY BY MARTIN SCORSESE captures the troubled spirit of America in 1975, and the joyous music that Bob Dylan performed that fall. Master filmmaker Martin Scorsese creates a one-of-a-kind movie experience: part documentary, part concert film, part fever dream. Featuring Joan Baez, Rubin "Hurricane" Carter, Sam Shepard, Allen Ginsberg, and Bob Dylan giving his first on-camera interview in over a decade. The film goes beyond mere reclamation of Dylan’s extraordinary music-it’s a roadmap into the wild country of artistic self-reinvention.
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In an alchemic mix of fact and fantasy, Martin Scorsese looks back at Bob Dylan's 1975 Rolling Thunder Revue tour and a country ripe for reinvention.

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@thedudeabides2531 4 роки тому

Martin Scorsese and Bob Dylan. I'm sold.

@bluesque9704 4 роки тому

Martin Scorsese has just poured his ketchup on Bob Dylan. Fuck you Scorsese!!

@Telecasterluvr 4 роки тому

@@bluesque9704 what

@radiostardust 4 роки тому

What Duder said. Far fuckin’ out!

@albertandrews130 4 роки тому

A huge dylan fan remember this is not his first dylan project

@gravelevel3084 4 роки тому

The Dude Abides RIGHT?!?! How can you fucking deny yourself this bliss?

@JJJameson. 4 роки тому

Netflix seems to only have a bullshit mode and a masterpiece mode

@seabassseabass8835 4 роки тому

Stop crying.... there'll make a Spiderman documentary soon. Okay buttercup 😊

@JJJameson. 4 роки тому

@@seabassseabass8835 Guess we're back to bullshit mode then, kid

@seabassseabass8835 4 роки тому

@@JJJameson. That's right.....SON.

@Jck747 4 роки тому

And there ain’t no in between

@Mike-hj7gg 4 роки тому

@@seabassseabass8835 There'll? what is this word you type?

@garethb1961 4 роки тому

"Life isn't about finding yourself, it's about creating yourself." That's Bob Dylan right there! Sums it completely.

@Telecasterluvr 4 роки тому

Rare footage new interviews. Oh man

@basilfomeen9995 4 роки тому

Once again Dylan takes the footage, destroys it in his own movies, and Scorsese comes around to save it.

@aldousjoyce 4 роки тому

I’ve already watched this trailer 47 times.

@mitchellhughes5180 4 роки тому

Why wouldn’t you?

@darcykoch1078 4 роки тому

Your point?

@IsisMusic 4 роки тому

I'm close to that

@vincentvancraig 4 роки тому

Lol

@Michael69 4 роки тому

Oh man, this is gonna be good!

@maplesyrup5227 4 роки тому

"Life is about creating yourself" Oh man I love that quote.

@bennythebear0711 4 роки тому

Erol Wood yeah man that’s nice

@sarahdias6477 4 роки тому

That is bernard shaw's originally

@maplesyrup5227 4 роки тому

@@sarahdias6477 that's good to know, certainly first time I've heard it. Everyone refers to finding themselves but I like this saying far more.

@spacealienjesus709 4 роки тому

@@maplesyrup5227 I heard it years ago in philosophy class when discussing plato. ..its been around a while..but still a great quote..

@kevdean9967 4 роки тому

I think he was referring to the fact that this film is a "creation" that played very loosely with the truth!!!

@seaweedhero1707 4 роки тому

"Life is about creating yourself." -Bob Dylan

@b.lovatti 4 роки тому

My new favourite Dylan quote.

@nsdiehl 4 роки тому

But you're gonna have to serve somebody, yes you are You're gonna have to serve somebody Well, it may be the devil or it may be the Lord But you're gonna have to serve somebody

@cowboyjoefrommexico-elsete3434 4 роки тому

nsdiehl no..serve yourself.

@RobinTaylorJenkins 4 роки тому

nsdiehl Make everything from toy guns that spark, to flesh coloured Christs that glow in the dark, easy to see without looking too far that not much is really sacred.

@AndrewMckay 4 роки тому

i had not heard that one before and googled it - looks like it might be George Bernard Shaw quote

@nishantmukherjee9703 4 роки тому

"Life is about creating yourself" . Do we have the answer to what is life? Well done bob

@kevdean9967 4 роки тому

@I say shotgun, you say wedding Yeah and claim it as his own. I loved this film only to find out it was mostly fiction!

@michaelruhdorfer2481 4 роки тому

Kev Dean shouldn’t bother you though, as it never claims to be a factual documentary, but rather a story

@kevdean9967 4 роки тому

@@michaelruhdorfer2481 Yeah, I guess it shouldn't it's just like everything we're fed all our lives.

@jorgewagnerdafonseca5428 3 роки тому

ge4sttse 4

@langstongrandma 4 роки тому

I absolutely cannot wait to see this one - my favorite Dylan era. "Joan Baez and I could sing together in our sleep."

@bonitastjulienlepauvre6489 4 роки тому

As a non-fan of Baez, I'd like to see her totally cut from this.

@lisgardel8432 4 роки тому

@@bonitastjulienlepauvre6489 Why? :(

@bonitastjulienlepauvre6489 4 роки тому

@@lisgardel8432, her persona is narcissistic (don't know her) and didn't she have an affair w/Dylan while he was married to Sara?

@bnation 4 роки тому

Bonita Stjulienlepauvre what crap . . . joan is an angel

@lisgardel8432 4 роки тому

@@bonitastjulienlepauvre6489 Oh nope, she didn't...

@dynjarren7523 4 роки тому

Probably Dylans best tour! He was on Fire and played and Sang like he was Possessed! And Joan Baez and Roger Mcguinn sand duets with him and Mick Ronson was on Electric Guitar and T Bone Burnett’s was backing him up. What a great Band!

@SwinginPig 4 роки тому

2.5 hours isn't enough for Rolling Thunder. Give me MORE.

@roncarpenter7240 4 роки тому

Maybe there will be a Part II, etc.

@ItsNotDarkYet 4 роки тому

It'd be nice if Scorsese cleaned up Renaldo and Clara and released it on Netflix.

@kivadacosta 4 роки тому

As well as Eat the Document!

@o_solovio 4 роки тому

I love your account!

@SwinginPig 4 роки тому

Iago Thank you!!

@axegas76 4 роки тому

this documentary is so brutal, Dylan is a genius, what a prime time in his life, unbelievable, playing with The Band, and he remembering hundreds of words in his lyrics, like rapping non stop. So impressed.

@krycklund 4 роки тому

I am consistently amazed at how casually Bob Dylan conjures up these quotes that perfectly sum up the human condition at the drop of a hat, like the dude is just being interviewed about a tour he was on and he busts out ''Life isn't about finding yourself, or finding anything. Life is about creating yourself.'' OUTTA FUCKIN NOWHERE.

@pedroeiras9945 4 роки тому

A genius directing a movie about a genius! Can't wait!

@Famdoc1000 4 роки тому

November, 1975. Sitting in the editorial office of The Justice, the student newspaper at Brandeis University. A call comes in: Dylan playing the Shapiro Gymnasium (yes, at Brandeis, even the gym has a Jewish name). What a show it was: Dylan, Baez, Ramblin' Jack, Allen Ginsburg, others. Looking very much forward to reliving the concert and the tour. Thanks, Netflix. Thanks, Marty. Thanks, Mr. Zimmerman.

@pentaswanson4649 4 роки тому

I wish I had seen this historic tour at the time. So grateful this documentary was put together with so much live footage. Scorsese and Dylan team up again!

@andrewhoyle1521 4 роки тому

Me too. Outside of Woodstock the concert id travel back in time to see

@ItsNotDarkYet 4 роки тому

Yeah, I'm psyched about seeing this finally come to fruition!

@andrewhoyle1521 4 роки тому

@@ItsNotDarkYet I like that SCORSESE focuses on a particular time frame of his career and not try to cover it all in one movie. U really need several bio-pics to cover his career

@ItsNotDarkYet 4 роки тому

@@andrewhoyle1521 Yeah, totally agree with your statement. Scorsese worked on this doc for YEARS before he finally completed it in 2019. Allen Ginsberg (voice over at the beginning), Sam Shepard (1:12), and Dave Van Ronk all were interviewed before they died. It's nice seeing and hearing Dylan's version of events, too.

@gostrum1 4 роки тому

I saw it last night at the Sydney Film Festival. Personal Highlights: - Allen Ginsburg and his wonderful speech towards the end. - Joan Baez - Joni Mitchell - A youthful Patti Smith - Mr Dylan and his music

@JohnBNotgoodenough 4 роки тому

Interviewer: Do you comprehend the impact you made in music industry? Bob Dylan: I dunno, man. I was just writing songs.

@parasbenal3083 4 роки тому

Interviewer - how many protest singers are there? Bob- 136

@JohnBNotgoodenough 4 роки тому

@@parasbenal3083 You say about 136, or exactly 136?

@dylangardiner5569 4 роки тому

Either 136 or 142

@Cookie-gs9bt 4 роки тому

Haha classic

@laudarevsonhunt 4 роки тому

Everyone likes motorcycles.

@akankshadash7129 2 місяці тому

That black eyeliner makes Bob Dylan's blue eyes stand out even more.

@andymann7762 3 роки тому

Headliner and tour bus driver. Go Bob!

@bosky9183 4 роки тому

Netlix upping their own game yet again

@Ice-fn9or 4 роки тому

Bosky Just like their prices.

@bosky9183 4 роки тому

@@Ice-fn9or they can have my money :D

@laurastrobel718 4 роки тому

Why is this only on Netflix? So not fair😣

@kevdean9967 4 роки тому

Yeah, upping their disinformation!!!

@Samu93c 4 роки тому

Bob is the greatest songwriter and poet of all time. God bless you, Bob, and thank you for your art.

@martinhasson4942 4 роки тому

Sure got that right!

@hagegesamuel 4 роки тому

If you think art is a competition, you are wrong.

@SchokoKekseFTW 4 роки тому

Songwriter very probably, poet not even close.

@seabassseabass8835 4 роки тому

@@hagegesamuel WTF?

@CHlEFFIN 4 роки тому

Samuel Hagège woahhhh sooo deeeep!! You’ve open our inner third-eye with your depth of thought👀🤯🤯

@ryansim7818 4 роки тому

This was peak Dylan, the likes the world had not seen since his 1966 world tour. I hope full songs are in this, because this is Boss Dylan.

@brittbeck9158 4 роки тому

Ryan Sim This is THE MASTER, Bob Dylan. There is a boss, that Bruce guy. Elvis was titled The king. There are many bosses and Kings in the world, but only one can be THE MASTER..What a great adventure, waiting for us..Ryan, do you know if we can buy this Scorsese movie, after it's shown in Netflix?? 💜😎🐈🐕💜

@ryansim7818 4 роки тому

@@brittbeck9158 I don't but I'm sure there will be a BOOTLEG one day :P

@albertandrews130 4 роки тому

Listen to the previous Band tour, Dylan sounds very uncomfortable as an arena rock act. This tour was a direct result

@John-xn3dr 4 роки тому

For just a "Song and Dance Man" he did ok for himself. Long live Bob Dylan.

@brianwilson8506 4 роки тому

Saw this, dropped everything I had planned this morning, sat back and watched. Excellent! As always Dylan doesn't have much to say. The film footage of this rolling entourage though is awesome and tells a LOT. From roots to encore, from a historical perspective that spans folk music being created right in front of you, to civil rights and President Carter, Dylan at that time provided a voice and message that no one else could match. His vision of Rolling Thunder will now be preserved, as it should. Definitely worth a couple of hours of your time.

@FeatheryBird 4 роки тому

I was a child prodigy folk musician in the Village back in 75, and I was plucked up off the street by some of the musicians and invited to jam and sing. I was 17. There was chatter about me being a third background singer. Then, someone I knew entered the room, someone who had used me as a child. Thanks to them I did not get invited back to the formal rehearsal. They auditioned a few other unknown kids and they did hire the fiddle player who was 16 at the time. That's how close I came to being on Rolling Thunder and having a career. One of the musicians is wearing a shirt I custom made, as I was also a multi media artist in general, but my singing voice and guitar playing were spectacular. It's so strange how one goes on to glory and another just fades away unloved. After a while I just couldn't formulate the relationships anymore, I didn't do the drugs and the drinking or have random realtionships and so wasn't very much "fun". I was a very serious introverted naive type of person who just wanted to sing.

@AngelBien 2 роки тому

Bro, I don't know you or what you've been through, but it sounds like you're stuck in the past.

@41Shyra7 4 роки тому

This looks beautiful 💜 can't wait to see this, especially the interview❣️

@Anna-jl7gy 4 роки тому

I'm a 16 year old girl from Iceland. I wish I would have been there at this time. So I have to live it all through the screen. And wow am I excited fro this. New footage, new interviews... I can't believe it!!

@rahulbarca4112 4 роки тому

I would even pay to watch Bob Dylan hang his laundry on the line.

@lapulgaatomica5393 4 роки тому

Lmao 😂

@thejoin4687 4 роки тому

Dylan wrote a song literally about just that (Clothes Line Saga)

@phish1 4 роки тому

The join ha thanks for that. Just went and listened to that tune. Had never heard it

@Tuzotonic 4 роки тому

I have been wanting to see a documentary on the Rolling Thunder Revue for years. I am so excited to see this. I can't wait! I absolutely loved No Direction Home.

@Magurkin_Mindfully_Meta 2 роки тому

I wasn't even born and apparently neither was Dylan.

@bramblecino 4 роки тому

Saw Dylan in Paris a couple years ago. Absolutely a spiritual experience

@Famdoc1000 4 роки тому

Saw Dylan in Brooklyn a couple years ago. His spirit was sapped. The Rolling Thunder Revue might have been his most outstanding tour.

@maxschumann2761 4 роки тому

Can't remember the last time I've been looking forward to something this much.

@MrEdkern 4 роки тому

I saw bob Dylan 35 times in the last 54 years. first time I saw him was on November 12, 1965 at the Cleveland music hall. I met Dylan on july 17,1991 in Cleveland. he was walking down by lake erie by himself. when I saw him walking toward me I stood still and put out my hand. he came right up to me and shook my hand. its true. he has a powerful air about himself.

@nymcooke 4 роки тому

Nice (true) story! Thanks for sharing it.

@mikkel2187 4 роки тому

Martin Scorsese and Bob Dylan are the biggest living legends of Film and Music.

@camilochaves4771 4 роки тому

hmmm no. Paul McCartney and Woody Allen. But your guys come close.

@RollingOrmond 4 роки тому

@@camilochaves4771 Paul "Silly Love Songs" McCartney LMAO, yeah right.

@RollingOrmond 4 роки тому

Dylan tied with Scorsese's other favorite, the Stones.

@camilochaves4771 4 роки тому

@@RollingOrmond It's laughable you put the Stones in the conversation and discredit McCartney, when it was thanks to McCartney that the Stones actually became something. And by something I mean a poor man's Beatles.

@AuronTsubaki85 2 роки тому

@@camilochaves4771 Sir Paul I can agree. Allen however he's finished since that HBO documentary brought more light to his scandal

@GroovyLisa 4 роки тому

I'm currently watching on netflix. Blood on The Tracks is one of my favorite albums of Dylan's from the 70's.

@muhammadbatoorkhan9266 4 роки тому

Registered a Netflix account just to watch this.Amazing documentary.

@themadtripper 4 роки тому

Hell yes!! My favorite era of Dylan I can’t wait; the chills are real for this one.

@bonitastjulienlepauvre6489 4 роки тому

My favorite era, also. IDK, it was energy plus dynamite writing...

@WINOFFICIAL 4 роки тому

Bob Dylan and Kendrick are my favorites this is a must watch especially with Martin being involved

@Metalheadharsh 4 роки тому

Bob Dylan is essentially this planet's only connection to the nostalgic and complex and mystical and mythical elements existing before the current time.

@goghman 4 роки тому

Harsh Mehta true harsh, good to see fellow Indian saying that

@Metalheadharsh 4 роки тому

@@goghman Dylan's phase and his influence has been profound and out of this world for me and My Best Album of his or let's say rather the Trio as ranked would be : 1) Blonde on Blonde, 2) Highway 61 Revisited and 3) Bringing it all Back Home just to give you an idea of what kind of appreciation of his genius I have for him.

@joeblow9210 2 роки тому

Excellent documentary by Scorsese. Dylan is marvelous, totally enjoyable. Four stars.

@stephenlamb3929 4 роки тому

This seems to make him human! I have never seen him smile as much as in this short trailer! I know one thing his live version of Shelter from the Storm on this tour maybe in Colorado is amazing !

@Turtle152 4 роки тому

The version of "Shelter" I think you're referring to (the one with the bandanna) was actually from Rolling Thunder 2, the follow-up tour in the spring of '76.

@tonybates7870 4 роки тому

Just finished it. I love the way Bob Dylan never performs a song the same way twice. He looks great in this too - not too boyish and gauche as in Don't Look Back, but still youngish, authoritative but not elder statesman-like. Desire-era Dylan and Scorsese - couldn't fail, could it?

@OhTerrful1 4 роки тому

0:52 Go, Joan!

@lizzielorman2158 4 роки тому

Can't wait!!! Love me some Bob💔💔💔💔💔

@davidpedersen9886 4 роки тому

chills. i’m ready for Last Waltz With Another.

@marior4747 4 роки тому

This Dylan Era was one of his best and is very deserving of a documentary and I'm glad the man behind that is going to be Martin. So excited to watch after work!

@marior4747 4 роки тому

@83scalpel I hope there's a balance of screen time between the drug induced chaos and the amazing performances Bob gave on this tour.

@ligarrinzani6710 4 роки тому

Finally a great Netflix content! Being a huge dylan fan and also a sucker for all the 60s-70s documentaries, This makes me interested in resubscribing to Netflix again.

@earnestonslaught3555 4 роки тому

Dylan is absolutely next level...I have never seen anything remotely close to this in the world of music.

@johny-qi 3 роки тому

Watched it yesterday, it's fantastic.

@rockpile90 4 роки тому

Saw the movie in a theater yesterday and it blew me away!

@AJ8871 4 роки тому

I’m a simple man. I see the words Martin Scorsese. I click

@susannebass1883 Рік тому

Absolutely awesome!! ❤Love You, Bob Dylan ❤❤❤❤

@anilbhatta8347 4 роки тому

Greatest songwriter human race will ever witness ❤️ Thank you Bob for Everything 💕

@tonyday8782 4 роки тому

Couldn't agree more, someone like Bob Dylan comes around every 300 Year's! I feel sorry for people who don't give him a chance!

@nymcooke 4 роки тому

Waaal, Franz Schubert was pretty good... ;-)

@holygoalie3 4 роки тому

CAN'T WAIT TO SEE IN THEATERS... IF YOU LIVE IN CLEVELAND IT'S PLAYING AT THE CINEMATHEQUE ON TUESDAY JUNE 11 AT 7. ONE SHOW ONLY. ONE OF 20 THEATERS IN THE WORLD

@andy6970 4 роки тому

"I wanna tell you something." Chivers!

@robertjack4329 4 роки тому

One of the best tours ever.

@nicktaramusic 4 роки тому

cant wait for this one. I love Bob Dylan. Saw him live in 2012 and it was life changing

@vitoria-rb2rp 4 роки тому

Netflix Brazil, we need this

@afmartin2734 4 роки тому

Awesome! Looks like some footage from the tour opener in Plymouth, MA ALSO where the Desire album cover was shot, right across from Plymouth Rock late that fall/winter of '75 when it kicked off.

@nemonautilus9807 4 роки тому

The Greatest gig in R&R History! No debate about It! The Champion of the world of the R& R shows! Knocking on Heaven's Doors behind the Gates of Eden!💓💓💓

@tonybates7870 4 роки тому

And Queen Joan (approximately) tangled up in blues with Mr Tambourine Man replacing an idiot wind with a Hurricane . . .

@teddyfurstman1997 4 роки тому

Man, this Doc on Bob Dylan is going to be Really good. Hope they continue with their Bootleg series as well as an Album Collection vol. 2. When is Craig McCracken's Kid Cosmic and Hilda Season 2, Netflix?

@pauloalm7761 4 роки тому

Can't wait to watch the whole of this!

@productplacementadz24-73 4 роки тому

This is something I've always needed but never knew I wanted.

@ricimercury9490 4 роки тому

Thank you Netflix for this birthday present

@alexhowe6821 4 роки тому

I'm so excited

@ceeprintz 4 роки тому

Okay, so this has some oscar elements👍

@smccowan7106 4 роки тому

Yikes. And then there's ppl with mainstream ideas...

@ceeprintz 4 роки тому

@@smccowan7106 yea

@vitorcanuto2605 4 роки тому

Cant wait to hear more of his talking voice

@joebloggs4754 4 роки тому

I saw this tour in 1975..i remember when he walked out in "white makeup"...we were like huh?....great great show ,,,a multitude of stars!

@Jakeclancyvideos 4 роки тому

Sold. Got my ticket to see it in a theatre in London. No Direction Home was awesome.

@andilengcizela 4 роки тому

**sigh** Guess I gotta re-up my Netflix subscription.

@garylikesmusic1937 4 роки тому

@Furyan Auror get in the bin

@sirbarnabyst.johntoffingto9017 4 роки тому

Andile Ngcizela ....not necessarily...the DVD will be out soon! 🎩

@Peppers19781978 4 роки тому

@@sirbarnabyst.johntoffingto9017 Doubtful it will be out soon. Springsteen's Broadway show aired last December and hasn't been released yet. Netflix holds the exclusive rights to this and will want people to subscribe to see it. Consider also that Netflix's original shows are not released for maybe a year after their original airing on Netflix and there are many Netflix original movies that never made it to DVD and other Netflix exclusive documentaries never released.

@zefryro9256 4 роки тому

Furyan Auror crap? Are you a dirty millenian normie?

@MrZZsharka 4 роки тому

[Zefryro] Prob just being a troll purely to get a reaction.

@OldStuffOntario 4 роки тому

Yes please.

@suderland 4 роки тому

Que incrível, ansioso pra assistir 👍🏻👍🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

@alpeshabhijitchowdhury6895 4 роки тому

Just the most interesting person to ever live

@silvermine923 4 роки тому

Ladies and gentlemen, the hardest working man in the show biz, Bob Dylan.

@Randyyy2468 4 роки тому

Really? Springsteen works the arse off of him.

@dawnrobbins5877 4 роки тому

No, Dave O, he doesn't. Love Springsteen and agree he gives his fans their money's worth and then some. But he doesn't come close to Dylan's 'Never Ending Tour'.

@Jack_1878 4 роки тому

My body and mind are ready. So very ready.

@larafox2212 4 роки тому

So excited! This is gonna be incredible!

@wannabepoet9647 4 роки тому

I subscribed to netflix again a couple of weeks ago, and found myself in a documentary spree; I’ve watched this one, the one where Bob Weir of The Grateful dead tells about his life, the one with Keith Richards (Under The Influence), some nature documentaries and a Vietnam doc, all exellent and will remember them for a long time

@terriferguson8588 4 роки тому

Can't wait to see this!!!

@jamesatkinson9940 4 роки тому

Cant wait man....no direction home the sequel....im looking forward to this.

@gotDIBS 4 роки тому

I love the Hurricane ‘ song and the doc movie

@thescoobymike 4 роки тому

Definitely watching this!!!

@jasonmccullar2770 3 роки тому

I will check this out.

@sarahkinsey5434 4 роки тому

I’m proud to say that this Traveling Wilbury is from my state!

@pressuredrop7637 4 роки тому

"It wasn't a success... not if you measure success in terms of profit" - Cannot wait to see this..... GIVE.

@RS-vk7op 4 роки тому

I hope Roger McGuinn's in this a bunch. He really loved the time on this tour and it led to his Cardiff Rose album with Mick Ronson. That said he is likely to be overlooked as usual.

@jennifersman7990 4 роки тому

I think that’s him @2:06, he was definitely a part of the tour once they got into bigger venues, I know he was in the Hard Rain tv performance

@albertandrews130 4 роки тому

McGuinn never got his due

@RS-vk7op 4 роки тому

@@albertandrews130 When it comes to Eight Miles High they say what a great song writer Gene Clark was which he was in spades or like how Chestnut Mare really shows how awesome Clarence White was which it does. That McGuinn was a good interpreter of Dylan but not much of a songwriter. Little credit goes to McGuinn for Sweetheart of the Rodeo either. With all the pioneering innovations he was an integral part of I think he is right at the top with the all time greats. Furthermore his back catalog is more diverse than anyone I can think of, there are hours of amazing music with his name is on it. I think Tom Petty agreed.