Elvis Presley sings Bob Dylan

Bob est un grand fan d'Elvis devant l'éternel, mais Elvis aussi aimait bien certains titres de Bob. L'exemple le plus célèbre est Tomorrow is a long time que Bob lui a offerte avant de l'enregistrer lui même :

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Par ailleurs, lors de jam sessions impromptues, Elvis reprenait parfois un titre de Bob (Don't think twice):


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Celle là est vraiment "faite maison", sans prétention donc, mais c'est un document (Blowin in the wind) :


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John Wesley Harding a écrit:

L'exemple le plus célèbre est Tomorrow is a long time que Bob lui a offerte avant de l'enregistrer lui même

Tu en es sûr ?

odradek a écrit:

John Wesley Harding a écrit:

L'exemple le plus célèbre est Tomorrow is a long time que Bob lui a offerte avant de l'enregistrer lui même

Tu en es sûr ?

Mmmhhh...après vérification... Dylan l'a enregistrée avant, mais elle n'est sortie qu'après celle de Presley (source de ma confusion).

La version de Presley a été enregistrée en 1966 et est sortie la même année sur un LP, celle officielle de Dylan n'est sortie qu'en 1971 sur une compile, mais :

"Tomorrow Is a Long Time", is a song written and recorded by Bob Dylan. It is taken from the Bob Dylan's Greatest Hits Volume II compilation first released in 1971. It was subsequently also added to the rare triple LP compilation, Masterpieces. It is an exclusive live recording made during his famous Town Hall concert on April 12, 1963. A demo of the song was recorded in December 1962 as a part of the "Witmark Demos", a studio session that has been commonly bootlegged over the years. While other songs from these sessions have come to be officially released, this take is still only available as a bootleg. This live version was never released as a single. Another version of the song was recorded during the sessions for "New Morning", which has also been bootlegged.

Several versions of this song were released before Dylan's Town Hall recording. Ian and Sylvia recorded the song in 1964, and Odetta included it on her 1965 Odetta Sings Dylan album. In 1966, Elvis Presley recorded the song which appeared as a bonus track on the soundtrack album of the film Spinout: Bob Dylan said this was his favorite cover version of any of his songs." (merci wikipédia)

John Wesley Harding a écrit:

D'où sort ce truc ?

Et si au lieu de nous faire suer avec Sinatra, Dylan sort un jour Sparkling In The Daylight, son album de reprises du king, là j'achète les yeux fermés.