Bob Dylan: Roads Rapidly Changing - In & Out of the Folk Revival 1961-1965

[Machine Translation] Learn about Dylan. It all began in New York City in the early winter of 1961... How were the rare masterpieces "Blowin' in the Wind" and "The Times They Are a-Changin'" born? In the early 1960s, the "modern folk boom" took off, as young people who had been enthralled by rock 'n' roll in the mid-1950s grew up and sought music rooted in their own culture. Inspired by traditional music, they wrote their own poetry and sang political statements on their guitars, a style that had a profound influence on those who followed in their footsteps. One such young man from Minnesota followed his idols Pete Seeger and Woody Guthrie to Greenwich Village, New York. The cast includes well-known Japanese singers such as Eric Andersen, Maria Mulder, and Tom Paxton, who spent time with Dylan in Greenwich Village during the modern folk boom, as well as a number of Dylan research authorities who present their own unique theories on Dylan. Directed by Rob Johnstone, a master of music documentaries, who has brilliantly summarized the ever-changing music scene in his two films "Brian Wilson: Songwriter" with his excellent compositional skills and bird's-eye view of the scene. The film features Dylan's immortal masterpieces (all songs in the film are translated into Japanese), including Woody Guthrie, who was a great influence on Dylan, many folk standards, and songs not included on his original albums, from his debut album, "Bling It All Back Home," his fifth album, "Like a Rolling Stone," "The Last Song," and "The Last Song," as well as songs that were not included on his original albums. The album includes Woody Guthrie and many other folk standards, as well as songs not included on the original album. The Wind Blows," "Asahi no Ateru Ie," "Woody's Dedicated Song," "A Girl from the North," "Don't Be Sad," "Bald Rain Falls," "Warrior Lord," "The Times Are Strange," "Mr. Tambourine Man," "Maggie's Farm," "Like a Rolling Stone," e.t.c.

Special Feature / Bonus Track: interview

ディランを、学ぶ。はじまりは1961年初冬のニューヨーク・・・稀代の名曲「風に吹かれて」「時代は変る」は如何にして誕生したのか・・・? 1950年代中盤のロックンロールに熱狂した若者たちはやがて大人になり、自らの文化に根づいた音楽を求めるようになった60年代初頭、「モダン・フォーク・ブーム」が巻き起こった。伝統音楽に触発され、独自の詩を書き、政治的主張をギターに乗せて唄うスタイルは後に続く者たちへ多大な影響を与えた。その一人に過ぎなかったミネソタ州出身の青年は、憧れのピート・シーガーやウディ・ガスリーを追い求め、ニューヨークのグリニッチ・ヴィレッジへ向かった・・・出演者は、モダン・フォーク・ブームの渦中ディランと共にグリニッチ・ヴィレッジの日々を過ごしたエリック・アンダースン、マリア・マルダー、トム・パクストン等、我が国でもお馴染みのシンガーたちに加え、ディラン研究の権威たちが独自のディラン論を次々に披露している。監督は『ブライアン・ウィルソン/ソングライター』2部作で、刻一刻変貌していく音楽シーンを俯瞰視しながらも卓越した構成力で見事に集約した、音楽ドキュメンタリーの達人=ロブ・ジョンストーン。 【本編に流れるディラン不滅の名曲たち ～全ての登場曲に日本語対訳～】ディランが多大なる影響を受けたウディ・ガスリー他、フォーク・スタンダード曲の数々、オリジナル・アルバム未収録曲を含むデビュー・アルバムから第5作「ブリンギング・イット・オール・バック・ホーム」「ライク・ア・ローリング・ストーン」までを有識者たちと共に徹底分析。「風に吹かれて」「朝日のあたる家」「ウディに捧げる歌」「北国の少女」「くよくよするなよ」「はげしい雨が降る」「戦争の親玉」「時代は変る」「ミスター・タンブリン・マン」「マギーズ・ファーム」「ライク・ア・ローリング・ストーン」e.t.c.

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