I'll Be Your Baby Tonight

Released in 1967 on Bob Dylan's Nashville album John Wesley Harding, "I'll Be Your Baby Tonight has been a staple of his live shows ever since.

The original 1967 cut, with harmonica (audio only):

Audio only:

Evidently in Eastern Europe judging from the band's Slavic name (Grandpas and Grandmas) and the misattribution of the original:

And speaking of grandpas (audio only):

Last one. Gotta stop somewhere (audio only):

Okay, one more. Yes, I know it's not the same song:

 

 

Comments

[Cory]

Not usually her biggest fan, but Anne Murray's version is quite good.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tuoH-EVuZKM

[A non]

https://x.com/AdHaque110/status/1792523442991857730

Kevin Jon Heller's biased, lawfare-promoting remarks against Israel are plastered all over this website and Prawfsblawg in their comments sections.

If, for some reason, they are taken down over the coming weeks or months, we will know precisely whom to hold accountable. The comments themselves must be presented as evidence of bias by the prosecution.