Bob Dylan: The Voice of a Generation

Voice of Generation Gradually past the rock'n'roll luxury Pantheon, you pass through the gods like Elvis Presley and Chuck Berry, reach out to Jimi Hendrix 's unrivaled skill, and Janis' original emotion, Joplin and Kart · We absorb the coban. Finally, at some point they must also discover Dylan. In the 1960s, not only because America was in a bloody stalemate in the jungle of Southeast Asia, but also because we gradually changed to a new, better USA, it's been fierce for the United States for 10 years It was a year.

"Chronicles: Volume 1" is an attractive window of thought and influence of Bob Dylan, which in turn is revealed full of poetry, passion, and humor. Dylan's voice is peculiar to Americans: generous spirit, participation, fantasy and rhythm. Bob Dylan used his unparalleled storytelling and superior expressiveness as a sign of his music and changed Chronicles: the first volume to a deep reflection in the place that will help to shape people, people and people It was.

Speaking of Bob Dylan, I was always interested in the devout title titled "Voice of the Generation". I am aware that Bob Dylan's work is far less important than someone who has experienced the United States. I am an artist. His songs are still incredibly relevant to our generation, but I am fascinated by a sentence. When considering candidates, what specific assumptions and qualities do the Swedish Academy consider? I would like to know if Bob Dylan should also receive the Medal of Freedom gained from the influence of American culture over the past half century. It is easier to understand the honor (essential contribution) that the Order of Freed are asking than the Nobel Prize. Perhaps you should understand why Dylan won the 2016 Nobel Prize for literature and its current global recognition of the United States.

Today, I chose Bob Dylan 's lyrics for my signature. For me, unlike Parkland students, Bob Dylan represents a generation several years ago, unlike currently married students nationwide. On behalf of the generation a few years ago they shouted: "Hey LBJ, how many boys did you kill today?" On the street. He is a substitute for a young generation who is tired of friends who lost their lives because of violence. He also said that the generation said it was enough.

One of the most famous artists in the history of American pop music must be Bob Dylan. Dylan, many people believe that the anti-cultural generation's voice combines folk music with sometimes politically fun lyrics. Some of his popular songs include "blowing in the wind" and "they are in Chang'an era". By the early 1970s, anti-cultural movements disappeared, music from funk and soul became popular among mainstream. The artists of this era strengthened their position in the history of American pop music such as Curtis Mayfield, David Bowie, Marvin Gaye, Parliament House - Funkadelic, James Brown, war, and Earth, Wind, Fire.