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Rebecca Blacks Friday sung by Bob Dylan

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  • 19-03-2011 1:38am
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    btard
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    The source of Rebecca Black's hit single "Friday" is revealed in this lost recording from Bob Dylan's Basement Tapes.



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    tallaghtoutlaws
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    You do realise its not really a Dylan cover right? Tis fake a very good fake nonetheless.


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    btard
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    tallaghtoutlaws wrote: »
    You do realise its not really a Dylan cover right? Tis fake a very good fake nonetheless.

    Nah. This is one of the lesser known Dylan tracks from the 60's. I still have the original vinyl up in the attic somewhere. Probably going to be worth some money now. If you check wiki you will see it's there.

    "Friday" (5:48): This song was only ever performed live twice.


    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Basement_Tapes_songs


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    storm2811
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    anyone can edit wikipedia:pac:


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    btard
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    storm2811 wrote: »
    anyone can edit wikipedia:pac:

    True, but my mom was a huge Dylan fan and she used to sing this to me when I was a kid. When he says that yesterday was thursday...even though its friday. I dont know it still gets to me. Gives me goosebumps every time. Lyrics almost everyone can relate to...genius that is only Dylan


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    storm2811
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    btard wrote: »
    True, but my mom was a huge Dylan fan and she used to sing this to me when I was a kid. When he says that yesterday was thursday...even though its friday. I dont know it still gets to me. Gives me goosebumps every time. Lyrics almost everyone can relate to...genius that is only Dylan

    Hmm interesting...

    6/10
    Would get trolled again


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    Adyx
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    In a similar vein did you know The Beatles originally wrote Telephone? which was a huge hit for Lady Gaga a while ago. Prefer the original myself - Gaga is shit. ;)
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lo3Fi_x4DYE


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    btard
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    I was born in 1976 in Nashville, TN. My dad was playing the 8 track of this song in the Mercury Grand Marquise on the way home from the hospital. He said that my first words were... "partyin' partyin' yeah", "partyin' partyin' yeah".  I was 2 weeks old.


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    Tinie
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    Nice job copying and pasting the top rated comments from here http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9FISHEO3gsM&feature=related

    :rolleyes:

    Anyway, here is the original video:




    Some funny comments in the description.



    I think if the guy who recorded this applied to make a cover of the Rebbecca black song, and it was granted, and recorded it like this, that he could have had a hit, as to the gullible people; this is
    not really a bob dylan song, its just a guy pretending to be him


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    richymcdermott
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    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1w2ZpyPTeUc


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    tallaghtoutlaws
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    btard wrote: »
    Nah. This is one of the lesser known Dylan tracks from the 60's. I still have the original vinyl up in the attic somewhere. Probably going to be worth some money now. If you check wiki you will see it's there.

    "Friday" (5:48): This song was only ever performed live twice.


    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Basement_Tapes_songs

    Should have guessed with your name and all :rolleyes:

    troll_fail.jpg


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    Rabble Rabble
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    Good troll. Convincing Troll. Good parody.

    ignore the begrudgers.


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    Setun
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    I enjoyed that, a good effort indeed :P Something about Bob Dylan's style of singing that can make something completely ****e and without any intrinsic semantic value sound wistful and poetic.


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    Charlie Haughy
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    Rabble Rabble wrote: »
    Good troll. Convincing Troll. Good parody.

    ignore the begrudgers.
    No, its an unsuccessful troll. Stealing the comments off the original video, and uploading this video, and trying to make out its theirs. Why is there so many stolen videos on your account troll?


    Who is the guy who actually recorded this song? I would like to hear his other stuff.


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    lecker Hendl
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    Adyx wrote: »
    In a similar vein did you know The Beatles originally wrote Telephone? which was a huge hit for Lady Gaga a while ago. Prefer the original myself - Gaga is shit. ;)
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lo3Fi_x4DYE

    This is actually quite catchy.


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