Bob Dylan born Robert Allen Zimmerman On May 24 1941 In Duluth Minnesota United States Is An American Singer-Songwriter. Often Regarded As One Of The Greatest Songwriters Of All Time Dylan Has Been A Major Figure In Popular Culture During A Career Spanning More Than 60 Years.
Dylan Started His Musical Odyssey In 1959 When He Began Playing In Dinkytown Minneapolis While Attending The University Of Minnesota. Shortly After Starting To Play He Changed His Stage Name To Bob Dylan Read More On Last.Fm
Frogtoon Music - Song Info: Tomorrow Is a Long Time
Though It Wasn't Recorded For The Album The Freewheelin' Bob Dylan "Tomorrow Is A Long Time" Was Written And Demo'd In Between Album Sessions. If It Wasn't Inspired By Personal Events Unfolding At The Time It's Arguably A Reflection Of Them As It's Sung From The Point-Of-View Of A Narrator Who Refuses To Lie Down In His Bed 'once Again' Until His 'own True Love' Is Back And Waiting. Widely Considered One Of Dylan's Finest Love Songs Dylan Eventually Released "Tomorrow Is A Long Time" In 1971 On Bob Dylan's Greatest Hits Vol. II Which Included A Live Performance Taken From His Town Hall Concert On April 12 1963. Heylin Describes The Town Hall Performance As "an Achingly Lovely Rendition Of His Most Tender Song." Earlier In 1971 Rod Stewart Would Release His Own Cover Of "Tomorrow Is A Long Time" On Every Picture Tells A Story One Stewart's More Popular Albums. Ironically Dylan Recorded The Song In 1970 During The New Morning Sessions With A Backing Band And Singers And An Unlikely Uptempo Blues Arrangement. This Version Has Turned Up In Bootlegs.