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Bob Dylan - Like A Rolling Stone (Live at Newport 1965)

Published January 16, 2018

Views 9.16M  |  Likes 94.8K  |  Comments 4.59K
Views#702,898Global
Views#131,236Unknown country

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MonotoneMonotone
17.2K subs•20 videos•Dec 2011

This video has 9.16M views and 94.9K likes, ranking #702,898 globally among tracked YouTube videos by view count.

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Views

9,164,927

Likes

94,899

Comments

4,595

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Total (all-time): $6.41K – $18.3K

Based on estimated $0.7–$2 CPM.

About

Bob Dylan with the Paul Butterfield Blues Band and Al Kooper at the Newport Folk Festival 25/07/1965 This was the second of three songs in the famous 'Dylan goes electric' controversy at Newport, played right after 'Maggie's Farm', and before 'Phantom Engineer'. He then left the stage and came back to play two more s…

Published
January 16, 2018
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