‘The Times They Are A-Changin” — Bob Dylan
Dylan recalled composing the song to construct a hymn of transformation. In 1965, on a single chart, it managed to reach no. 9; however, it could not be drawn in the United States. It remained amongst the most influential and famous music of Dylan. It was coated by various performers such as Nina Simone, Simon & Garfunkel, Beach Boys, and Bruce Springsteen. The connection with Dylan and the song does seem more complicated. It was a standard setlist between 1965 and 2009 when it was set to release.
‘The Times They Are A Changin” — Bob Dylan
‘Baba O’Riley’ — The Who
Greatly affected by India’s spiritual leader, Meher Baba, and the songwriter, Terry Riley, The Who’s Pete Townshend was recognized with the simple aesthetic style of composition. At one point in the Townshend songwriting, he combined the two, and the outcome was “Baba O’Riley.” There will be many unexpected things that will inspire you to something or create something out of the ordinary in life. This is one of those moments.
‘Baba O’Riley’ — The Who
