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Bob Dylan's Greatest Hits

### Studio

Columbia Studio A; New York City, New York, Columbia Studio B; Nashville, Tennessee

### Producer(s)

John H. Hammond, Tom Wilson, Bob Johnston

## Song Chronology

### Next

*John Wesley Harding* (1967)

1. "Rainy Day Women #12 & 35" – **4:40**
2. "Blowin' in the Wind" – **2:51**
3. "The Times They Are A-Changin'" – **3:16**
4. "It Ain't Me Babe" – **3:38**
5. "Like a Rolling Stone" – **6:12**
6. "Mr. Tambourine Man" – **5:31**
7. "Subterranean Homesick Blues" – **2:22**
8. "I Want You" – **3:09**
9. "Positively 4th Street" – **4:12**
10. "Just Like a Woman" – **4:53**

* On Vinyl, Tracks 1–5 are Side 1 and 6-10 are Side 2.

## Personnel

* Bob Dylan – vocals, guitar, harmonica
* Bruce Langhorne – guitar (6, 7), tambourine (5), finger cymbals (9)
* Al Gorgoni – guitar (5, 7)
* Paul Griffin – piano (5, 7)
* Kenny Rankin – guitar (7)
* John P. Hammond – guitar (7)
* Paul Griffin – piano (7)
* Joseph Macho, Jr. – bass (5, 7)
* Bill Lee – bass (7)
* Bobby Gregg – drums (5, 7, 9)
* Mike Bloomfield – guitar (5, 9)
* Al Kooper – organ (5, 8, 9, 10), tambourine (1)
* Russ Savakus – bass (5, 9)
* Frank Owens – piano (9)
* Charlie McCoy – guitar (8, 10), trumpet (1)
* Joe South – guitar (8, 10)
* Wayne Moss – guitar (1, 8, 10)
* Hargus Robbins – piano (1, 8, 10)
* Henry Strzelecki – bass (8, 10) Hammond organ pedals (1)
* Kenneth Buttrey – drums (1, 8, 10)
* Wayne Butler – trombone (1)
* Mac Gayden - guitar (1)
* Robbie Robertson – guitar (8)

## See also

* Discography
* List of Bob Dylan songs
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Leopard-Skin Pill-Box Hat

**Leopard-Skin Pill-Box Hat** is the seventh song on Bob Dylan's seventh studio album *Blonde on Blonde*.

## Personnel

* Bob Dylan – vocals, guitar
* Robbie Robertson – guitar
* Joe South – guitar
* Al Kooper – organ
* Hargus Robbins – piano
* Henry Strzelecki – bass
* Kenneth Buttrey – drums

## See also

* List of Bob Dylan songs
* *Blonde on Blonde*
Final Theme

**Final Theme** is the eighth song on Bob Dylan's twelfth studio album *Pat Garrett & Billy the Kid*.

## Personnel

* Bob Dylan – guitar
* Roger McGuinn – guitar
* Carol Hunter – chorus
* Terry Paul – bass, chorus
* Jim Keltner – drums
* Gary Foster – flute
* Carl Fortina – harmonium
* Fred Katz – cello
* Ted Michel – cello
* Donna Weiss – chorus
* Brenda Patterson – chorus

## See also

* List of Bob Dylan songs
* *Pat Garrett & Billy the Kid*
Bob Dylan (album)

***Bob Dylan*** is the debut studio album by Bob Dylan. Two of the songs are original compositions by Dylan himself- Talkin' New York and Song to Woody; the rest are mostly traditional folk and blues songs.

## Background

In September 1961, John H. Hammond, a record producer and "talent scout" for Columbia Records, was producing an album for the folksinger Carolyn Hester. Hester had invited Dylan, a friend of hers, to play backup harmonica, and Hammond approved of this after hearing Dylan rehearse. He would later say that he was immediately impressed with Dylan. After reading a favorable review of Dylan by Robert Shelton in the New York Times and hearing Dylan perform with Hester, Hammond invited him to Columbia Recording Studios. There, Dylan played several songs (including "Talkin' New York".) Hammond offered Dylan a contract, which he immediately signed.

## Track listing

1. "You're No Good" – **1:40**
2. "Talkin' New York" – **3:20**
3. "In My Time of Dyin'" – **2:40**
4. "Man of Constant Sorrow" – **3:10**
5. "Fixin' To Die" – **2:22**
6. "Pretty Peggy-O" – **3:23**
7. "Highway 51" – **2:52**
8. "Gospel Plow" – **1:47**
9. "Baby, Let Me Follow You Down" – **2:37**
10. "House of the Risin' Sun" – **5:20**
11. "Freight Train Blues" – **2:18**
12. "Song to Woody" – **2:42**
13. "See That My Grave Is Kept Clean" – **2:43**

* On Vinyl, Tracks 1-7 are Side 1 and 8-13 are Side 2.

## See also

* Discography
* List of Bob Dylan songs
Lily of the West

**Lily of the West** is the first song on Bob Dylan's thirteenth studio album *Dylan*.

## Personnel

* Bob Dylan – vocals, guitar, harmonica
* Ron Cornelius – guitar
* Al Kooper – clavinet (?)
* Charlie Daniels – bass
* Russ Kunkel – drums
* Hilda Harris – backup vocals
* Albertine Robinson – backup vocals
* Maeretha Stewart – backup vocals

## See also

* List of Bob Dylan songs
* *Dylan*
Ninety Miles an Hour (Down a Dead End Street)

**Ninety Miles an Hour (Down a Dead End Street)** is the eighth song on Bob Dylan's twenty-fifth studio album *Down in the Groove*.

## Personnel

* Bob Dylan – vocals, guitar (?), piano (?)
* Madelyn Quebec – vocals, keyboards, tambourine (?)
* (?) – acoustic guitar
* Jack Sherman – electric guitar (?)
* Larry Klein – bass (?)
* Willie Green – backing vocals
* Bobby King – backing vocals

## See also

* List of Bob Dylan songs
* *Down in the Groove*
New Morning

### Studio

Columbia Recording Studio B/Studio E; New York City, New York, Columbia Recording Studios; Nashville, Tennessee

## Song Chronology

### Next

*Bob Dylan's Greatest Hits Vol. II* (1971)

1. "If Not for You" – **2:39**
2. "Day of the Locusts" – **3:57**
3. "Time Passes Slowly" – **2:33**
4. "Went to See the Gypsy" – **2:49**
5. "Winterlude" – **2:21**
6. "If Dogs Run Free" – **3:37**
7. "New Morning" – **3:56**
8. "Sign on the Window" – **3:39**
9. "One More Weekend" – **3:09**
10. "The Man in Me" – **3:07**
11. "Three Angels" – **2:07**
12. "Father of Night" – **1:27**

* On Vinyl, Tracks 1–6 are Side 1 and 7-12 are Side 2.

## Personnel

* Bob Dylan – vocals, acoustic guitar, electric guitar, piano, harmonica
* David Bromberg – (6, 7, 9, 10) dobro
* Harvey Brooks – bass
* Ron Cornelius – electric guitar (1, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10)
* Charlie Daniels – bass (4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12)
* Buzzy Feiten – electric guitar (1, 2)
* Hilda Harris – backing vocals (5, 8, 10, 11, 12)
* Al Kooper – organ (1, 2, 4, 7, 8, 10, 11) piano (6, 9), electric guitar, French horn
* Russ Kunkel – drums (4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11)
* Billy Mundi – drums
* Albertine Robinson – backing vocals (5, 8, 10, 11, 12)
* Maeretha Stewart – backing vocals (5, 8, 10, 11, 12), scat (6)

## See also

* Discography
* List of Bob Dylan songs
Had a Dream About You, Baby

**Had a Dream About You, Baby** is the fifth song on Bob Dylan's twenty-fifth studio album *Down in the Groove*.

## Personnel

* Bob Dylan – vocals, guitar
* Eric Clapton – guitar
* Beau Hill – keyboards
* Mitchell Froom – keyboards
* Ron Wood – bass (?)
* Kip Winger – bass
* Henry Spinetti – drums

## See also

* List of Bob Dylan songs
* *Down in the Groove*
Maybe Someday

**Maybe Someday** is the fifth song on Bob Dylan's twenty-fourth studio album *Knocked Out Loaded*.

## Personnel

* Bob Dylan – vocals, guitar
* Mike Campbell – guitar
* Steve Douglas – saxophone
* Steve Madaio – trumpet
* Howie Epstein – bass
* Don Heffington – drums
* Carolyn Dennis – backing vocals
* Madelyn Quebec – backing vocals
* Annette May Thomas – backing vocals
* Elisecia Wright – backing vocals
* Queen Esther Marrow – backing vocals
* Peggi Blu – backing vocals

## See also

* List of Bob Dylan songs
* *Knocked Out Loaded*
Early Mornin' Rain

### Studio

Columbia Recording Studios/Studio B; New York City, New York/Columbia Recording Studios; Nashville, Tennessee

## Song Chronology

### Next

In Search of Little Sadie (1970)

**Early Mornin' Rain** is the fifth song on Bob Dylan's tenth studio album *Self Portrait*.

## Personnel

(New York)

* Bob Dylan – vocals, guitar, harmonica
* David Bromberg – guitar
* Al Kooper – piano

(Nashville)

* Charlie Daniels – guitar
* Ron Cornelius – guitar
* Bubba Fowler – guitar
* Charlie McCoy – bass
* Kenneth Buttrey – drums

## See also

* List of Bob Dylan songs
* *Self Portrait*
Planet Waves

1. "On a Night Like This" – **2:57**
2. "Going, Going, Gone" – **3:27**
3. "Tough Mama" – **4:17**
4. "Hazel" – **2:50**
5. "Something There Is About You" – **4:45**
6. "Forever Young" (slow version) – **4:57**
7. "Forever Young" (fast version) – **2:49**
8. "Dirge" – **5:36**
9. "You Angel You" – **2:54**
10. "Never Say Goodbye" – **2:56**
11. "Wedding Song" – **4:42**

* On Vinyl, Tracks 1–6 are Side 1 and 7-11 are Side 2.

## Personnel

* Bob Dylan – vocals, guitar, harmonica, piano
* Rick Danko – bass (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 9, 10)
* Levon Helm – drums (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 9) mandolin (7)
* Garth Hudson – keyboards (2, 6, 7, 9, 10) organ (3, 4, 5, ), accordion (1)
* Richard Manuel – piano (2, 4, 5, 6, 9), keyboards (1), clavinet (3), drums (7, 10)
* Robbie Robertson – guitar (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10)
* Ken Lauber – conga (7)

## See also

* Discography
* List of Bob Dylan songs
Pat Garrett & Billy the Kid

## Pat Garrett & Billy the Kid

### Studio

CBS Discos Studios; Mexico City, Mexico/Burbank Studios; Burbank, California

## Song Chronology

### Previous

*Bob Dylan's Greatest Hits Vol. II* (1971)

### Next

*Dylan* (1973)

1. "Main Title Theme (Billy)" – **6:07**
2. "Cantina Theme (Workin' for the Law)" – **2:57**
3. "Billy 1" – **3:57**
4. "Bunkhouse Theme" – **2:17**
5. "River Theme" – **1:30**
6. "Turkey Chase" – **3:34**
7. "Knockin' on Heaven's Door" – **2:32**
8. "Final Theme" – **5:23**
9. "Billy 4" – **5:04**
10. "Billy 7" – **2:10**

* On Vinyl, Tracks 1–5 are Side 1 and 6-10 are Side 2.

## Personnel

* Bob Dylan – guitar, vocals, harmonica
* Byron Berline – backing vocals (5), fiddle (6)
* Fred Katz – cello (8)
* Ted Michel – cello (8)
* Gary Foster – flute (7, 8)
* Carl Fortina – harmonium (7, 8)
* Jolly Roger – banjo (6)
* Bruce Langhorne – acoustic guitar (1, 2, 3, 5, 6)
* Roger McGuinn – guitar (2, 7, 8, 10)
* Carol Hunter – twelve-string guitar (4, 8) backing vocals (7
* Booker T. Jones – bass (1, 2, 3, 5, 6)
* Terry Paul – bass (7, 8), guitar (9, 10), backing vocals (8)
* Jim Keltner – drums (7, 8, 10)
* Russ Kunkel – tambourine (1), bongos (2)
* Priscilla Jones – backing vocals (5)
* Brenda Patterson – backing vocals (7, 8)
* Donna Weiss – backing vocals (5, 7, 8)

## See also

* Discography
* List of Bob Dylan songs
I'm a Fool to Want You

**I'm a Fool to Want You** is the first song on Bob Dylan's thirty-sixth studio album *Shadows in the Night*.

## Personnel

* Bob Dylan – vocals
* Daniel Fornero – trumpet
* Tony Garnier – upright bass
* Larry G. Hall – trumpet
* Dylan Hart – French horn
* Donnie Herron – pedal steel guitar
* Alan Kaplan – trombone
* Stu Kimball – guitar
* Andrew Martin – trombone
* Joseph Meyer – French horn
* George Receli – percussion
* Charlie Sexton – guitar
* Francisco Torres – trombone

## See also

* List of Bob Dylan songs
* *Shadows in the Night*
Neighborhood Bully

**Neighborhood Bully** is the third song on Bob Dylan's twenty-second studio album *Infidels*.

## Personnel

* Bob Dylan – vocals, guitar (?)
* Mark Knopfler – guitar
* Mick Taylor – guitar
* Ron Wood – guitar (?)
* Alan Clark – keyboards
* Mark Rivera – saxophone (?)
* Robert Funk – trombone (?)
* Laurence Etkin – trumpet (?)
* Robbie Shakespeare – bass
* Sly Dunbar – drums
* Sammy Figueroa – percussion (?)

## See also

* List of Bob Dylan songs
* *Infidels*
Highway 61 Revisited

## Highway 61 Revisited

### Recorded

June 16, July 29-30, August 2 and 4, 1965

### Studio

Columbia Studio A; New York City, New York

## Track listing

1. "Like a Rolling Stone" – **6:13**
2. "Tombstone Blues" – **5:56**
3. "It Takes a Lot to Laugh, It Takes a Train to Cry" – **4:09**
4. "From a Buick 6" – **3:19**
5. "Ballad of a Thin Man" – **5:58**
6. "Queen Jane Approximately" – **5:31**
7. "Highway 61 Revisited" – **3:30**
8. "Just Like Tom Thumb's Blues" – **5:32**
9. "Desolation Row " – **11:21**

* On Vinyl, Tracks 1–5 are Side 1 and 6-9 are Side 2.

## Personnel

* Bob Dylan – vocals, guitar, harmonica, piano, siren whistle
* Mike Bloomfield – electric guitar
* Harvey Brooks – bass
* Bobby Gregg – drums
* Paul Griffin – piano, keyboards
* Charlie McCoy – guitar (9)
* Al Kooper – organ, piano
* Bruce Langhorne – tambourine
* Sam Lay – drums
* Joe Macho, Jr. – bass (1)
* Frank Owens – piano
* Russ Savakus – bass, upright bass (9)

* Discography
* List of Bob Dylan songs
One of Us Must Know (Sooner or Later)

**One of Us Must Know (Sooner or Later)** is the fourth song on Bob Dylan's seventh studio album *Blonde on Blonde*.

## Personnel

* Bob Dylan – vocals, guitar, harmonica
* Robbie Robertson – guitar
* Paul Griffin – piano
* Al Kooper – organ
* Rick Danko – bass
* Bobby Gregg – drums

## See also

* List of Bob Dylan songs
* *Blonde on Blonde*
Is Your Love in Vain?

**Is Your Love in Vain?** is the fifth song on Bob Dylan's eighteenth studio album *Street-Legal*.

## Personnel

* Bob Dylan – vocals, guitar
* Billy Cross – guitar
* Steven Soles – guitar, backing vocals
* Steve Douglas – tenor saxophone
* Steve Madaio – trumpet
* Alan Pasqua – organ, keyboard (?)
* Jerry Scheff – bass
* Ian Wallace – drums
* Bobbye Hall – percussion
* Carolyn Dennis – backing vocals
* Jo Ann Harris – backing vocals
* Helena Springs – backing vocals

## See also

* List of Bob Dylan songs
* *Street-Legal*
Goodbye Jimmy Reed

**Goodbye Jimmy Reed** is the 6th track from Bob Dylan's 39th studio album *Rough and Rowdy Ways*. It is a tribute to influential bluesman Jimmy Reed, and it takes the form of a common rhythm & blues song like "False Prophet", earlier on the record. It features the first harmonica playing by Dylan since a long time ago. It was featured on 44th President Barack Obama's Summer 2020 Playlist.

## Background

The song has lyrics relating to worshipping the blues and bluesmen that influenced the genre, such as Jimmy Reed. It makes several references to The Bible and to blues songs, and makes a claim that all religions are the same and the only true one is the Blues. It also says that you don't need to be amazing at guitar to play the Blues.

## Music

Dylan has made songs in this form before, such as 1966's "Leopard Skin Pill-Box Hat" and the 1975 Rolling Thunder Revue version of "A Hard Rain's A-Gonna Fall". It follows basic blues chords, with dominant sevenths and arpeggio riffs. Matt Chamberlain plays drums and also Charlie Sexton on guitar.

The song is in A Blues Major.

## Personnel

* Bob Dylan – vocals, rhythm guitar, harmonica
* Charlie Sexton – guitar
* Tony Garnier – bass
* Matt Chamberlain – drums
* Benmont Tench – Hammond organ

## See also

* List of Bob Dylan songs
* *Rough and Rowdy Ways*
Just Like Tom Thumb's Blues

**Just Like Tom Thumb's Blues** is the eighth song on Bob Dylan's sixth studio album *Highway 61 Revisited*.

## Personnel

* Bob Dylan – vocals, guitar, harmonica
* Mike Bloomfield – guitar
* Al Kooper – electric piano
* Paul Griffin – piano
* Harvey Brooks – bass
* Bobby Gregg – drums, tambourine
* Bruce Langhorne – maracas

## See also

* List of Bob Dylan songs
* *Highway 61 Revisited*
Mukiri Saki/Mối quan hệ

## Mối quan hệ

### Mukiri Yumetsuki

Yumetsuki là đệ tử của Saki. Trong một lần làm nhiệm vụ lúc bé, Saki bắt gặp Yumetsuki bên cạnh xác người bà của cô bé, và cứu sống Yume khỏi con quỷ dữ. Nhưng lúc ấy Saki rất lạnh lùng, cô chỉ liếc nhìn qua Yume, rồi để lại cho cô lời dặn sau đó bỏ đi. Sau này, theo lời dặn của Saki, Yume tìm đến Đội Diệt Quỷ và gặp lại ân nhân của mình - Saki. Yume luôn bám theo Saki với mong muốn học **Hơi thở của Tuyết**. Cuối cùng, Saki chấp nhận Yume làm đệ tử, hết lòng chỉ bảo cô bé.

### Takahashi Saori

Saori là Vân Trụ của Sát Quỷ Đoàn và là người bạn, người chị, người đồng đội thân nhất của Saki. Saori là người thấu hiểu Saki nhất, là tri kỷ mà Saki sẵn sàng tâm sự, sẵn sàng bảo vệ bằng cả tính mạng.

### Kamado Tanjiro

Saki đối với Tanjiro như một người bạn thân. Tanjiro có trái tim nhân hậu và lòng trắc ẩn - thứ mà Saki luôn mong muốn nhận được từ cha mẹ đã mất. Tuy không cùng cấp bậc, Saki và Tanjiro vẫn luôn trò chuyện, giúp đỡ, cùng nhau làm nhiệm vụ. Nhìn chung, mối quan hệ bạn bè giữa hai người tương đối tốt.

### Kamado Nezuko

Không chỉ thân với Tanjiro, Saki rất yêu quý Nezuko. Cô chưa từng phân biệt hay không chấp nhận Nezuko, bởi cô hiểu rõ cảm giác bị người khác ruồng bỏ trong quá khứ.

### Agatsuma Zenitsu

Saki thích trêu đùa người khác, Zenitsu lại nhát gan. Vậy nên, quan hệ giữa hai người rất lằng nhằng, lúc quý, lúc ghét nhau.

### Hashibira Inosuke

Giống như Zenitsu, Saki và Inosuke rất hay gây gổ, đánh nhau do bất đồng quan điểm. Saki hay trêu chọc, chê bai Inosuke khiến cậu tức lên. Và đương nhiên là Tanjiro lại phải ra hòa giải.

### Kocho Shinobu

Người mà Saki hay tâm sự cùng, cũng là người chữa trị vết thương cho Saki sau mỗi trận chiến.

### Shinazugawa Sanemi

**Hơi thở của Tuyết** do Saki sáng tạo là phân nhánh từ Hơi thở của Gió của Sanemi. Saki thường hay nhìn Sanemi tập luyện, rồi tự học theo và lập ra phong cách chiến đấu cho riêng mình. Ngoài ra, Saki luôn ngưỡng mộ Sanemi bởi sức bền, tốc độ của anh.

### Rengoku Kyojuro

Kyojuro là người lạc quan, mang năng lượng tích cực đến người xung quanh. Chính anh đã khiến Saki cảm nhận được sự ấm áp mà trước giờ cô luôn thắc mắc, thiếu thốn.

### Ubuyashiki Amane

Là vợ Chúa Công Ubuyashiki Kagaya, người đóng vai trò quan trọng nhất trong cuộc đời nhạt nhẽo của Saki. Cô đã cưu mang Saki về Đội Diệt Quỷ năm cô 5 tuổi. Cô đã dạy dỗ, trao cho Saki tình yêu thương, đem đến cho cô bé động lực để tiếp tục sống.

### Kokushibo

Kẻ đã lấy đi mạng sống của Saki, đồng thời giúp Saki hiểu ra ý nghĩa của sự sống trong những giây phút cuối cùng.
Open the Door, Homer

**Open the Door, Homer** is the twenty-second song (fifteenth to feature Dylan) on Bob Dylan's sixteenth studio album *The Basement Tapes*.

## Personnel

* Bob Dylan – vocals, guitar
* Robbie Robertson – guitar
* Richard Manuel – piano, backup vocals
* Garth Hudson – organ
* Rick Danko – bass, backup vocals

## See also

* List of Bob Dylan songs
* *The Basement Tapes*
All the Way

**All the Way** is the fourth song on Bob Dylan's thirty-seventh studio album *Fallen Angels*.

## Personnel

* Bob Dylan – vocals
* Charlie Sexton – guitar
* Stu Kimball – guitar
* Dean Parks – guitar
* Donnie Herron – steel guitar, viola
* Tony Garnier – bass guitar
* George Receli – drums

## See also

* List of Bob Dylan songs
* *Fallen Angels*
Emotionally Yours

### Studio

Cherokee Studios; Hollywood, California/Shakedown Sound Studio; New York City, New York

## Song Chronology

### Next

When the Night Comes Falling from the Sky (1985)

**Emotionally Yours** is the seventh song on Bob Dylan's twenty-third studio album *Empire Burlesque*.

## Personnel

* Bob Dylan – vocals, piano
* ? – vocals
* Madelyn Quebec – vocals
* Mike Campbell – guitar
* Benmont Tench – organ
* Richard Scher – synthesizer
* Howie Epstein – bass
* Jim Keltner – drums

## See also

* List of Bob Dylan songs
* *Empire Burlesque*
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Country Pie

**Country Pie** is the ninth song on Bob Dylan's ninth studio album *Nashville Skyline*.

## Personnel

* Bob Dylan – vocals, guitar
* Charlie Daniels – guitar
* Norman Blake – guitar
* Kelton D. Herston – guitar
* Pete Drake – pedal steel guitar
* Bob Wilson – piano
* Charlie McCoy – bass
* Kenneth Buttrey – drums

## See also

* List of Bob Dylan songs
* *Nashville Skyline*
Key West (Philosopher Pirate)

**Key West (Philosopher Pirate)** is the 9th song on Bob Dylan's 39th studio album *Rough and Rowdy Ways*. It is one of the most controversial from the record, some saying it's one of the best on the album, some saying it's the worst (like music reviewer Anthony Fantano). The song is about how being happier and taking a vacation can make you live longer, keeping up the album's theme of mortality.

## Background

Key West is the westernmost island in the Florida Keys, islands to the south of Florida that are owned by the state. The island is also very close to Cuba, giving it a mostly Spanish population. Key West is also the southernmost point of the contiguous United States. The song itself is about how Key West is great if you want to be happier and "immortal".

## Music

The song has a happy, mellow sound with Donnie Perron's accordion and the riffs from Charlie Sexton's guitar. Dylan plays rhythm guitar – Tony Garnier on bass and Matt Chamberlain on drums. The song is in C Major.

## Personnel

* Bob Dylan – vocals, rhythm guitar
* Charlie Sexton – lead guitar
* Tony Garnier – bass
* Donnie Perron – accordion
* Matt Chamberlain – drums

## See also

* List of Bob Dylan songs
* *Rough and Rowdy Ways*
Mother of Muses

**Mother of Muses** is the 7th song off of Bob Dylan's 39th studio album *Rough and Rowdy Ways*. The song is a calm, mellow song like "I Contain Multitudes" and "I've Made Up My Mind to Give Myself to You", and references Greek epics (like Homer's *Iliad* and *Odyssey*) in where the poet calls upon a muse to tell the story of the epic. Dylan is definitely familiar with the epic, as he references it a lot in his 2016 Nobel Prize speech.

## Background

The song is about muses, and how they work to create famous works of art including books, music, and art. The song references 5 famous generals (William T. Sherman, Bernard Montgomery, Winfield Scott, Georgy Zhukov, and George S. Patton), actual muses from Greek mythology (Calliope), and the last verse references songs from dead collaborators - again, bringing up the theme of mortality. It references 4 songs by his late friend Leonard Cohen in the last verse.

Mnemosyne is the goddess of memory and was the mother of the 9 Greek Muses, so Mnemosyne is the mother of Muses Dylan keeps referring to. "Sing for me" means that the narrator is growing old and needs her to sing for him (as in sing to the people as him, not sing to him)

## Music

This song is in A major, and features Blake Mills on electric guitar, Tony Garnier on acoustic bass, and Matt Chamberlain on bass drum. Chamberlain barely makes an appearance, playing the bass drum with a mallet twice during the track. *Dylan Review* says the song " ... whose ponderal beat and modal harmony give it the sound of a Celtic dirge."

## Personnel

* Bob Dylan – vocals
* Blake Mills – electric guitar
* Tony Garnier – acoustic bass
* Matt Chamberlain – bass drum

## See also

* List of Bob Dylan songs
* *Rough and Rowdy Ways*
Going, Going, Gone

**Going, Going, Gone** is the second song on Bob Dylan's fourteenth studio album *Planet Waves*.

## Personnel

* Bob Dylan – vocals, guitar
* Robbie Robertson – guitar
* Richard Manuel – piano, backup vocals (?)
* Garth Hudson – keyboards
* Rick Danko – bass, backup vocals (?)
* Levon Helm – drums

## See also

* List of Bob Dylan songs
* *Planet Waves*
Little Drummer Boy

**Little Drummer Boy** is the sixth song on Bob Dylan's thirty-fourth studio album *Christmas in the Heart*.

## Personnel

* Bob Dylan – vocals, guitar(?)
* Phil Upchurch – guitar (?)
* David Hidalgo – mandolin (?), guitar (?)
* Donnie Herron – steel guitar
* Patrick Warren – organ (?)
* Tony Garnier – bass
* George G. Receli – drums
* Amanda Barrett – backing vocals
* Bill Cantos – backing vocals
* Randy Crenshaw – backing vocals
* Abby DeWald – backing vocals
* Nicole Eva Emery – backing vocals
* Walt Harrah – backing vocals
* Robert Joyce – backing vocals

## See also

* List of Bob Dylan songs
* *Christmas in the Heart*
It's All Good

**It's All Good** is the tenth song on Bob Dylan's thirty-third studio album *Together Through Life*.

## Personnel

* Bob Dylan – vocals, organ, guitar (?)
* Mike Campbell – guitar
* David Hidalgo – accordion
* Donnie Herron – steel guitar
* Tony Garnier – upright bass
* George G. Receli – drums

## See also

* List of Bob Dylan songs
* *Together Through Life*
No Time to Think

**No Time to Think** is the third song on Bob Dylan's eighteenth studio album *Street-Legal*.

## Personnel

* Bob Dylan – vocals, guitar
* Billy Cross – guitar (?)
* Steven Soles – guitar (?)
* Steve Douglas – soprano saxophone
* Alan Pasqua – piano
* Jerry Scheff – bass
* Ian Wallace – drums
* Bobbye Hall – percussion
* Carolyn Dennis – backing vocals
* Jo Ann Harris – backing vocals
* Helena Springs – backing vocals

## See also

* List of Bob Dylan songs
* *Street-Legal*
Knockin' on Heaven's Door

**Knockin' on Heaven's Door** is the seventh song on Bob Dylan's twelfth studio album *Pat Garrett & Billy the Kid*.

## Personnel

* Bob Dylan – vocals, guitar
* Roger McGuinn – guitar
* Terry Paul – bass
* Jim Keltner – drums
* Gary Foster – flute
* Carl Fortina – harmonium
* Carol Hunter – chorus
* Donna Weiss – chorus
* Brenda Patterson – chorus

## See also

* List of Bob Dylan songs
* *Pat Garrett & Billy the Kid*
Narrow Way

**Narrow Way** is the third song on Bob Dylan's thirty-fifth studio album *Tempest*.

## Personnel

* Bob Dylan – vocals, guitar, piano
* Charlie Sexton – guitar
* Stu Kimball – guitar
* David Hidalgo – guitar (?)
* Donnie Herron – steel guitar
* Tony Garnier – upright bass
* George G. Receli – drums

## See also

* List of Bob Dylan songs
* *Tempest*
From a Buick 6

**From a Buick 6** is the fourth song on Bob Dylan's sixth studio album *Highway 61 Revisited*.

## Personnel

* Bob Dylan – vocals, guitar, harmonica
* Mike Bloomfield – guitar
* Al Kooper – organ
* Harvey Brooks – bass
* Russ Savakus – bass
* Bobby Gregg – drums, tambourine

## See also

* List of Bob Dylan songs
* *Highway 61 Revisited*
Heart of Mine

**Heart of Mine** is the second song on Bob Dylan's twenty-first studio album *Shot of Love*.

## Personnel

* Bob Dylan – vocals, piano, percussion (?)
* Clydie King – harmony vocals
* Ron Wood – guitar
* Danny Kortchmar – guitar
* Daniel William "Smitty" Smith – organ
* Donald "Duck" Dunn – bass
* Jim Keltner – drums, percussion (?)
* Chuck Plotkin – drums
* Ringo Starr – tom-tom

## See also

* List of Bob Dylan songs
* *Shot of Love*
Baby, Stop Crying

**Baby, Stop Crying** is the fourth song on Bob Dylan's eighteenth studio album *Street-Legal*.

## Personnel

* Bob Dylan – vocals, guitar
* Billy Cross – guitar
* David Mansfield – guitar
* Steve Douglas – tenor saxophone
* Alan Pasqua – organ
* Jerry Scheff – bass
* Ian Wallace – drums
* Bobbye Hall – percussion
* Carolyn Dennis – backing vocals
* Jo Ann Harris – backing vocals
* Helena Springs – backing vocals

## See also

* List of Bob Dylan songs
* *Street-Legal*
All the Tired Horses

### Studio

Columbia Recording Studios/Studio B; New York City New York/Columbia Recording Studios; Nashville, Tennessee

## Song Chronology

### Previous

Tonight I'll Be Staying Here with You (1969)

### Next

Alberta #1 (1970)

**All the Tired Horses** is the first song on Bob Dylan's tenth studio album *Self Portrait*.

## Personnel

(New York)

* Bob Dylan – guitar
* Al Kooper guitar, organ
* David Bromberg – guitar
* Charlie Daniels – guitar
* Hilda Harris – chorus
* Albertine Robinson – chorus
* Maeretha Stewart – chorus

(Nashville)

* Bob Moore – bass
* Billy Walker – conductor and arrangement
* Rex Peer – trombone
* Dennis A. Good – trombone
* Frank C. Smith – trombone
* William Pursell – piano
* Gene A. Mullins – baritone horn
* Martha McCrory – cello
* Byron T. Bach – cello
* Gary Van Osdale – viola
* Norman Blake – guitar
* Solie I. Fott – violin, viola
* Lilian V. Hunt – violin
* Sheldon Kurland – violin
* Martin Katahn – violin
* Marvin D. Chantry – violin
* Brenton B. Banks – violin
* George Binkley – violin
* Barry McDonald – violin

## See also

* List of Bob Dylan songs
* *Self Portrait*
Duquesne Whistle

**Duquesne Whistle** is the first song on Bob Dylan's thirty-fifth studio album *Tempest*.

## Personnel

* Bob Dylan – vocals, keyboards
* Charlie Sexton – guitar
* Stu Kimball – guitar
* David Hidalgo – guitar (?)
* Donnie Herron – steel guitar
* Tony Garnier – upright bass
* George G. Receli – drums

## See also

* List of Bob Dylan songs
* *Tempest*
Infidels

## Infidels

### Studio

The Power Station/Studio A; New York City, New York

## Track listing

1. "Jokerman" – **6:12**
2. "Sweetheart Like You" – **4:31**
3. "Neighborhood Bully" – **4:33**
4. "License to Kill" – **3:31**
5. "Man of Peace" – **6:27**
6. "Union Sundown" – **5:21**
7. "I and I" – **5:10**
8. "Don't Fall Apart on Me Tonight" – **5:54**

* On Vinyl, Tracks 1–4 are Side 1 and 5-8 are Side 2.

## Personnel

* Bob Dylan – vocals, guitar, harmonica
* Alan Clark – keyboards, organ, piano
* Sly Dunbar – drums, percussion
* Mark Knopfler – guitar
* Robbie Shakespeare – bass
* Mick Taylor – guitar
* Clydie King – backing vocals (6)

## See also

* Discography
* List of Bob Dylan songs
New Pony

**New Pony** is the second song on Bob Dylan's eighteenth studio album *Street-Legal*.

## Personnel

* Bob Dylan – vocals, guitar
* Billy Cross – guitar
* Steve Douglas – tenor saxophone
* Jerry Scheff – bass
* Ian Wallace – drums
* Bobbye Hall – tambourine
* Carolyn Dennis – backing vocals
* Jo Ann Harris – backing vocals
* Helena Springs – backing vocals

## See also

* List of Bob Dylan songs
* *Street-Legal*
In Search of Little Sadie

### Studio

Columbia Recording Studios/Studio B; New York City, New York/Columbia Recording Studios; Nashville, Tennessee

## Song Chronology

### Next

Let It Be Me (1970)

**In Search of Little Sadie** is the sixth song on Bob Dylan's tenth studio album *Self Portrait*.

## Personnel

(New York)

* Bob Dylan – vocals, guitar
* David Bromberg – guitar

(Nashville)

* Charlie McCoy – bass
* Kenneth Buttrey – drums

## See also

* List of Bob Dylan songs
* *Self Portrait*
Gonna Change My Way of Thinking

**Gonna Change My Way of Thinking** is the fifth song on Bob Dylan's nineteenth studio album *Slow Train Coming*.

## Personnel

* Bob Dylan – vocals
* Mark Knopfler – guitar
* Barry Beckett – piano, organ
* Tim Drummond – bass
* Pick Withers – drums
* Mickey Buckins – percussion
* Harrison Calloway Jr. – trumpet
* Lloyd Barry – trumpet
* Ronnie Eades – baritone saxophone
* Harvey Thompson – tenor saxophone
* Charles Rose – trombone

## See also

* List of Bob Dylan songs
* *Slow Train Coming*
Million Miles

**Million Miles** is the fourth song on Bob Dylan's thirtieth studio album *Time Out of Mind*.

## Personnel

* Bob Dylan – vocals, guitar
* Daniel Lanois – guitar
* Duke Robillard – guitar
* Augie Meyers – organ
* Jim Dickinson – keyboards
* Tony Garnier – bass
* Brian Blade – drums
* Jim Keltner – drums
* Tony Mangurian – percussion

## See also

* List of Bob Dylan songs
* *Time Out of Mind*
Gotta Serve Somebody

**Gotta Serve Somebody** is the first song on Bob Dylan's nineteenth studio album *Slow Train Coming*.

## Personnel

* Bob Dylan – vocals
* Mark Knopfler – guitar
* Barry Beckett – electric piano, organ
* Tim Drummond – bass
* Pick Withers – drums
* Carolyn Dennis – backing vocals
* Helena Springs – backing vocals
* Regina Havis – backing vocals

## See also

* List of Bob Dylan songs
* *Slow Train Coming*
Live at the Gaslight 1962

## Live at the Gaslight 1962

### Studio

The Gaslight Cafe; New York City, New York

## Track listing

1. "A Hard Rain's A-Gonna Fall" – **6:57**
2. "Rocks and Gravel" – **5:12**
3. "Don't Think Twice, It's All Right" – **3:19**
4. "The Cuckoo" – **2:21**
5. "Moonshiner" – **4:16**
6. "Handsome Molly" – **2:50**
7. "Cocaine" – **2:59**
8. "John Brown" – **5:58**
9. "Barbara Allen" – **8:09**
10. "West Texas" – **4:35**

## See also

* Discography
* List of Bob Dylan songs
Copper Kettle

### Studio

Columbia Recording Studios/Studio B; New York City, New York/Columbia Recording Studios; Nashville, Tennessee

## Song Chronology

### Next

Gotta Travel On (1970)

**Copper Kettle (The Pale Moonlight)** is the thirteenth song on Bob Dylan's tenth studio album *Self Portrait*.

## Personnel

(New York)

* Bob Dylan – vocals, guitar
* David Bromberg – guitar, dobro
* Al Kooper – organ
* Hilda Harris – chorus
* Albertine Robinson – chorus
* Maeretha Stewart – chorus

(Nashville)

* Charlie Daniels – guitar (?)
* Charlie McCoy – vibes (?)
* Bob Moore – bass
* Martha McCrory – cello
* Byron T. Bach – cello
* Gary Van Osdale – viola
* Solie I. Fott – violin, viola
* Lilian V. Hunt – violin
* Sheldon Kurland – violin
* Martin Katahn – violin
* Marvin D. Chantry – violin
* Brenton B. Banks – violin
* George Binkley – violin
* Barry McDonald – violin

## See also

* List of Bob Dylan songs
* *Self Portrait*
Obviously 5 Believers

**Obviously 5 Believers** is the thirteenth song on Bob Dylan's seventh studio album *Blonde on Blonde*.

## Personnel

* Bob Dylan – vocals, guitar
* Charlie McCoy – harmonica
* Robbie Robertson – guitar
* Wayne Moss – guitar
* Joe South – guitar
* Al Kooper – organ
* Hargus Robbins – piano
* Henry Strzelecki – bass
* Kenneth Buttrey – drums

## See also

* List of Bob Dylan songs
* *Blonde on Blonde*
What'll I Do

**What'll I Do** is the ninth song on Bob Dylan's thirty-sixth studio album *Shadows in the Night*.

## Personnel

* Bob Dylan – vocals
* Daniel Fornero – trumpet
* Tony Garnier – upright bass
* Larry G. Hall – trumpet
* Dylan Hart – French horn
* Donnie Herron – pedal steel guitar
* Alan Kaplan – trombone
* Stu Kimball – guitar
* Andrew Martin – trombone
* Joseph Meyer – French horn
* George Receli – percussion
* Charlie Sexton – guitar
* Francisco Torres – trombone

## See also

* List of Bob Dylan songs
* *Shadows in the Night*
Black Rider

**Black Rider** is the 5th song off of Bob Dylan's 39th studio album *Rough and Rowdy Ways.* The song was inspired by the first poem in Stephen Crane's 1895 novel 'The Black Riders and Other Things', titled retrospectively "The Black Riders". The song has many Biblical references and also is a victim of extensive debate within Dylan circles, arguing about whether it's about America or just death itself. The song, like the rest of the album, was recorded in February 2020 in Sunset Sound Studio in Los Angeles, California.

## Black Rider

### Studio

Sunset Sound Studio; Los Angeles, California

## Song Chronology

### Previous

I've Made Up My Mind to Give Myself to You (2020)

## Background

The term "black rider" refers to the mystical symbol of Death, with a long **black** coat **riding** on a white horse. It is based on the Stephen Crane poem "The Black Riders", a poem about evil warriors riding to invade and raid (or 'ride' as Crane calls it) a colony of peoples who don't have as advanced technology as the riders. Dylan uses this imagery of a black rider to paint his song. The listener is tasked to wonder who the Black Rider exactly is in this song throughout its verses. Is it Death, is it a friend? Dylan doesn't explicity state it. At 4:13, this track is the shortest on the album.

## Music

The song is centered in the key of D minor, and changes chords slightly every verse. It also makes use of a descending chromatic bassline. A descending chromatic bassline uses this progression: 1–7–b7–6–b6–5. In this instance, it's D–Cb–C–Bb–B–A. It's not the only song on the album to use this chromatic scale, like in "My Own Version of You", the 3rd song on the record. It has sparse instrumentation, only Blake Mills' acoustic guitar and Dylan's voice fill most of the song. Occasionally it has mandolin from Donnie Herron, and at the end of every verse a faint rim shot from drummer Matt Chamberlain. But other than that, it doesn't have much.

## Personnel

* Bob Dylan – vocals
* Blake Mills – acoustic guitar
* Tony Garnier – bass guitar
* Donnie Herron – mandolin
* Matt Chamberlain – percussion

## See also

* List of Bob Dylan songs
* *Rough and Ro**wd**y Ways*
Hard Rain

## Hard Rain

### Studio

Fort Worth, Texas/Hughes Stadium; Fort Collins, Colorado

## Track listing

1. "Maggie's Farm" – **5:23**
2. "One Too Many Mornings" – **3:47**
3. "Stuck Inside of Mobile with the Memphis Blues Again" – **6:01**
4. "Oh, Sister" – **5:08**
5. "Lay Lady Lay" – **4:47**
6. "Shelter from the Storm" – **5:29**
7. "You're a Big Girl Now" – **7:01**
8. "I Threw It All Away" – **3:18**
9. "Idiot Wind" – **10:21**

* On Vinyl, Tracks 1–5 are Side 1 and 6-9 are Side 2.

## Personnel

* Bob Dylan – vocals, guitar
* Gary Burke – drums
* T-Bone Burnett – guitar, piano
* David Mansfield – guitar
* Scarlet Rivera – strings
* Mick Ronson – guitar (1)
* Steven Soles – guitar, backing vocals
* Rob Stoner – bass, backing vocals
* Joan Baez – guitar, backing vocals
* Howard Wyeth – drums, piano

* Discography
* List of Bob Dylan songs
Death Is Not the End

**Death Is Not the End** is the fourth song on Bob Dylan's twenty-fifth studio album *Down in the Groove*.

## Personnel

* Bob Dylan – vocals, guitar, harmonica
* Mark Knopfler – guitar
* Alan Clark – keyboards
* Robbie Shakespeare – bass
* Sly Dunbar – drums
* Clydie King – backing vocals
* Lou George – backing vocals
* Beadle Curtis – backing vocals
* Charles Gerard – backing vocals
* Brian George – backing vocals
* Paul Anthony – backing vocals

## See also

* List of Bob Dylan songs
* *Down in the Groove*
Down in the Groove

## Down in the Groove

### Studio

Sunset Sound/Studio 2; Hollywood, California

## Track listing

1. "Let's Stick Together" – **3:09**
2. "When Did You Leave Heaven?" – **2:15**
3. "Sally Sue Brown" – **2:29**
4. "Death Is Not the End" – **5:10**
5. "Had a Dream About You, Baby" – **2:53**
6. "Ugliest Girl in the World" – **3:32**
7. "Silvio" – **3:05**
8. "Ninety Miles an Hour (Down a Dead End Street)" – **2:56**
9. "Shenandoah" – **3:38**
10. "Rank Strangers to Me" – **2:57**

* On Vinyl, Tracks 1–5 are Side 1 and 6-10 are Side 2.

## Personnel

* Bob Dylan – vocals, guitar, harmonica, piano
* Mike Baird – drums
* Eric Clapton – guitar
* Alan Clark – keyboards
* Sly Dunbar – drums
* Nathan East – bass
* Mitchell Froom – keyboards
* Beau Hill – keyboards
* Randy Jackson – bass
* Steve Jones – guitar
* Steve Jordan – drums
* Larry Klein – bass
* Mark Knopfler guitar
* Danny Kortchmarl – guitar
* Madelyn Quebec – keyboards, backing vocals
* Robbie Shakespeare – bass
* Stephen Shelton – drums, keyboards
* Paul Simonon – bass
* Henry Spinetti – drums
* Kip Winger – bass
* Ronnie Wood – bass
* Peggie Blu – backing vocals
* Alex Brown – backing vocals
* Carolyn Dennis – backing vocals
* Full Force – backing vocals
* Jerry Garcia – vocals
* Willie Green Jr. – backing vocals
* Bobbie King – backing vocals
* Clydie King – backing vocals
* Pamela Quinlan – backing vocals
* Bob Weir – vocals

## See also

* Discography
* List of Bob Dylan songs
Hark the Herald Angels Sing

**Hark the Herald Angels Sing** is the fourth song on Bob Dylan's thirty-fourth studio album *Christmas in the Heart*.

## Personnel

* Bob Dylan – vocals, guitar
* Phil Upchurch – guitar (?)
* David Hidalgo – guitar
* ? – violin
* Donnie Herron – violin
* Patrick Warren – piano, celesta
* Tony Garnier – upright bass
* George G. Receli – drums
* Amanda Barrett – backing vocals
* Abby DeWald – backing vocals
* Nicole Eva Emery – backing vocals

## See also

* List of Bob Dylan songs
* *Christmas in the Heart*
Pressing On

**Pressing On** is the sixth song on Bob Dylan's twentieth studio album *Saved*.

## Personnel

* Bob Dylan – vocals, piano (?)
* Fred Tackett – guitar
* Spooner Oldham – organ
* Tim Drummond – bass
* Jim Keltner – drums
* Clydie King – backing vocals
* Mona Lisa Young – backing vocals
* Regina Havis – backing vocals

## See also

* List of Bob Dylan songs
* *Saved*
Let It Be Me

**Let It Be Me** is the seventh song on Bob Dylan's tenth studio album *Self Portrait*.

## Personnel

* Bob Dylan – vocals, guitar
* Charlie Daniels – guitar
* Norman Blake – guitar
* Fred Carter – guitar
* Robert S. Wilson – piano
* Charlie McCoy – bass
* Kenneth Buttrey – drums
* June Page – chorus
* Dolores Edgin – chorus
* Carol Montgomery – chorus
* Millie Kirkham – chorus
* Dottie Dillard – chorus

## See also

* List of Bob Dylan songs
* *Self Portrait*
It Takes a Lot to Laugh, It Takes a Train to Cry

**It Takes a Lot to Laugh, It Takes a Train to Cry** is the third song on Bob Dylan's sixth studio album *Highway 61 Revisited*.

## Personnel

* Bob Dylan – vocals, guitar, harmonica
* Mike Bloomfield – guitar
* Frank Owens – piano
* Al Kooper – piano
* Joseph Macho Jr. – bass
* Bobby Gregg – drums

## See also

* List of Bob Dylan songs
* *Highway 61 Revisited*
Born in Time

### Studio

The Complex Studios (?)/The Record Plant (?)/Ocean Way Recording; Hollywood, California

### Producer(s)

Don Was, David Was, Jack Frost (Bob Dylan)

## Song Chronology

### Next

T.V. Talkin' Song (1990)

**Born in Time** is the fourth song on Bob Dylan's twenty-seventh studio album *Under the Red Sky*.

## Personnel

* Bob Dylan – vocals, guitar (?), accordion
* David Crosby – vocal harmonies
* Robben Ford – guitar
* Bruce Hornsby – piano
* Randy Jackson – bass
* Kenny Aronoff – drums
* Paulinho Da Costa – percussion

## See also

* List of Bob Dylan songs
* *Under the Red Sky*
Maggie's Farm

**Maggie's Farm** is the third song on Bob Dylan's fifth studio album *Bringing It All Back Home*.

## Personnel

* Bob Dylan – vocals, guitar, harmonica
* Bruce Langhorne – guitar
* Al Gorgoni – guitar
* Kenny Rankin – guitar
* Joseph Macho Jr. – bass
* Frank Owens – piano
* Bobby Gregg – drums, tambourine

## See also

* List of Bob Dylan songs
* *Bringing It All Back Home*
Tập 3 (truyện)

* Bìa Nhật
* Bìa sau Nhật
* Bìa Việt

**Khích lệ bản thân** (己を鼓舞せよ, *Onore o kobu seyo*?) là tập truyện thứ 3 của Thanh Gươm Diệt Quỷ: Kimetsu no Yaiba.

## Các chương truyện

* 17. Quỷ mũi tên
* 18. Lời nguyền
* 19. Sẽ không chia lìa
* 20. Agatsuma Zenitsu
* 21. Dinh thự trống
* 22. Lợn rừng xuất hiện
* 23. Lợn rừng thì phá gươm, Zenitsu thì ngủ
* 24. Cựu Thập Nhị Quỷ Nguyệt
* 25. Khích lệ bản thân

## Tóm tắt

Tanjiro và Nezuko phải đối đầu với 2 con quỷ sử dụng quả cầu vải và mũi tên. Chúng là thuộc cấp của Kibutsuji. Với sự giúp đỡ của Tamayo và Yushiro, Tanjiro đã chiến đấu lại với những con quỷ mang tên Thập Nhị Quỷ Nguyệt!! Sau khi giành chiến thắng, liệu cậu có lần ra được tung tích của Kibutsuji!?

## Tài liệu tham khảo

1. ↑ 1,0 1,1 Shueisha
2. ↑ 2,0 2,1 NXB Kim Đồng
3. ↑ *Kimetsu no Yaiba* Manga: **Tập 3**,NXB Kim Đồng, Bìa sau.
Life Is Hard

**Life is Hard'** is the second song on Bob Dylan's thirty-third studio album *Together Through Life*.

## Personnel

* Bob Dylan – vocals, guitar
* Mike Campbell – mandolin
* David Hidalgo – accordion, guitar
* Donnie Herron – steel guitar
* Tony Garnier – bass
* George G. Receli – drums

## See also

* List of Bob Dylan songs
* *Together Through Life*
Living the Blues

**Living the Blues** is the eleventh song on Bob Dylan's tenth studio album *Self Portrait*.

## Personnel

* Bob Dylan – vocals, guitar
* Charlie Daniels – guitar
* Pete Drake – pedal steel guitar
* Robert S. Wilson – piano
* Charlie McCoy – bass
* Kenneth Buttrey – drums
* June Page – chorus
* Dolores Edgin – chorus
* Carol Montgomery – chorus
* Millie Kirkham – chorus
* Dottie Dillard – chorus

## See also

* List of Bob Dylan songs
* *Self Portrait*
Blood on the Tracks

## Blood on the Tracks

### Studio

A&R Recording; New York City, New York/Sound 80; Minneapolis, Minnesota

## Track listing

1. "Tangled Up in Blue" – **5:42**
2. "Simple Twist of Fate" – **4:19**
3. "You're a Big Girl Now" – **4:36**
4. "Idiot Wind" – **7:48**
5. "You're Gonna Make Me Lonesome When You Go" – **2:55**
6. "Meet Me in the Morning" – **4:22**
7. "Lily, Rosemary and the Jack of Hearts" – **8:51**
8. "If You See Her, Say Hello" – **4:48**
9. "Shelter from the Storm" – **5:02**
10. "Buckets of Rain " – **3:22**

* On Vinyl, Tracks 1–5 are Side 1 and 6-10 are Side 2.

## Personnel

* Bob Dylan – vocals, guitar, harmonica, organ (4), mandolin (8)
* Kevin Odegard – guitar (1, 3, 4, 7)
* Chris Weber – guitar (1, 3, 4, 7, 8)
* Gregg Inhofer – keyboards (1), piano (3, 4) organ (7, 8)
* Bill Peterson – bass (1, 4, 7)
* Bill Berg – drums (1, 3, 4, 7, 8), percussion (8)
* Tony Brown – bass (2, 5, 6, 9, 10)
* Eric Weissberg – guitar (6)
* Charles Brown III – guitar (6)
* Buddy Cage – pedal steel guitar (6)
* Richard Crooks – drums (6)
* Peter Ostroushko – mandolin (8)

## See also

* Discography
* List of Bob Dylan songs
I Contain Multitudes

**I Contain Multitudes** is the 1st track off of Bob Dylan's 39th studio album *Rough and Rowdy Ways* and the second single released for it. The title is based off of Section 51 of Walt Whitman's magnum opus "Song of Myself". It was teased by the Bob Dylan Twitter account the day before release, and it released at midnight April 17, 2020. It followed the quiet release of "Murder Most Foul" 30 days before.

## Background

On March 27, 2020, Dylan quietly released "Murder Most Foul", his first original song since 2012. Following the massive success of the single, Dylan planned to release another single from the yet-to-be-announced album. In the morning of April 16, 2020, Dylan tweeted "#IContainMultitudes" and then nothing else. That night, he tweeted the first bridge of the song with all the nouns hashtagged, and a link to the song. The lyrics of the song don't mean anything, Dylan said in an interview with *The New York Times* that the lyrics were a 'stream of conciousness thing'. A lyric comparing Dylan to Anne Frank and then Indiana Jones caused a minor controversy, but was forgotten about after a few days.

## Music

The only instruments in the song are electric guitars played by Blake Mills and Dylan, playing a progression in C major. The bridge section has a driving rhythm to it, but the verses have the guitars playing in a trance-like state, like a field of flowers instead of a raucous house of blues. Like "I've Made Up My Mind to Give Myself to You" and "Mother of Muses", the song's instrumentation is peaceful in calm, in directly contrast to tracks like "False Prophet" and "Crossing the Rubicon".

The song is in C Major.

## Personnel

* Bob Dylan – vocals, guitar
* Blake Mills – guitar

## See also

* List of Bob Dylan songs
* *Rough and Rowdy Ways*
Lay Lady Lay

**Lay Lady Lay** is the sixth song on Bob Dylan's ninth studio album *Nashville Skyline*.

## Personnel

* Bob Dylan – vocals, guitar
* Charlie Daniels – guitar
* Norman Blake – guitar
* Kelton D. Herston – guitar
* Wayne Moss – guitar
* Pete Drake – pedal steel guitar
* Bob Wilson – organ
* Charlie McCoy – bass
* Kenneth Buttrey – drums, bongos, cowbell

## See also

* List of Bob Dylan songs
* *Nashville Skyline*