Bob Dylan - To Be Alone with You Lyrics

Frequently Asked Questions

1. When was 'To Be Alone with You' by Bob Dylan recorded?

   'To Be Alone with You' was recorded on February 13, 1969, at Columbia Recording Studios in Nashville, Tennessee. It was the first song Dylan recorded for his album 'Nashville Skyline'.

2. What genre is 'To Be Alone with You'?

   'To Be Alone with You' is a country-rock song. It features a blend of traditional country music elements and rock influences, showcasing a departure from Dylan's earlier folk and rock styles.

3. How did Bob Dylan's vocal style change in 'Nashville Skyline'?

   In 'Nashville Skyline,' including 'To Be Alone with You,' Bob Dylan adopted a smoother and more melodic vocal style, which was a significant departure from his earlier raw and nasally voice that characterized his previous works.

4. Did Bob Dylan perform 'To Be Alone with You' live?

   Yes, Bob Dylan first performed 'To Be Alone with You' live on October 15, 1989. Since then, he has played it over 125 times during his Never Ending Tour and other performances, often using it to open his sets.

5. Who produced the song 'To Be Alone with You'?

   'To Be Alone with You' was produced by Bob Johnston. At the beginning of the recording, you can hear Dylan asking Johnston, 'Is it rolling, Bob?'

6. Has 'To Be Alone with You' been covered by other artists?

   'To Be Alone with You' has been covered by several artists including Catherine Howe in her 1975 album Harry, Marshall Chapman in her 1982 album Take It on Home, Steve Gibbons in his 1992 album On the Loose, and Sue Foley in her 1995 album Big City Blues.