I would like to see Dylan put a spin on the classic Peanut Butter and Jelly by Sharon, Lois and Bram

awesome!

As ususal the New York post gets it wrong- Dylan is actually in Euprope and has been for the last couple months

Yeah, maybe an audience of 4 year olds isn’t the best place to play “Tombstone Blues”.

God Gave Names To All The Animals might be cool…

“Rainy Day Women #12 and #35.” Duh.

Given that Dylan is on tour in Europe, should we start worrying about who the weird guitar guy visiting the kids really is?

How about Woody Guthrie’s “This Land is Your Land?” That would be awesome.

About 15 years ago I used to lead the little kid’s song service at church with my guitar. Those kids absolutely LOVED Dylan’s “Man Gave Names to all the Animals”. I betcha he’s already played this one for them.

Dirt Road Blues
Workingman’s Blues #2
Huck’s Tune
Buckets of Rain : )
Mr. Tambourine Man
This Land is Your Land (have the kiddies sing along on the chorus!)

“Ain’t Talkin’”
Hey,he might as well scare them good.

My 1989/1991 progeny really loved ‘Wiggle wiggle’ from a very young age. ‘Cat’s in the well’ went down very nicely too.

Tweedle Dee & Tweedle Dum

He did a great version of “This Old Man” on a Disney album about 15 years ago.

Desolation row,The ballad of frankie lee and judas priest, Freight train blues, All the tired horses

Somewhere Over the Rainbow
This Land is Your Land
Workin’ on the Railroad
My Darling Clementine

Diamond Joe…kids love it, even dance to it!

…Hokey Pokey of course, what else do you do in kindergarten?

It’s got to be Wiggle Wiggle from ‘Under the Red Sky’!

He should paint his face and play Jokerman!

I’d like to see him do ‘Foot of Pride’ for the kiddies. Then do a follow up study 30 years later to see how many ended up in therapy.

You are all wrong!

Froggie Whent A Coutin… From Good As I Been To You Album…

Under The red sky…

Sally Gal…

To make you feel my love…

Forever young…

and the wilebury-twist…

But i love them all and i even dance to them my self…

I LOVE BOB DYLAN!!! FOREVER!!!

xox~~ Jeana Isis Zimmerman ~~xox

Teach the kiddies a good lesson, sing ‘em Gotta Serve Somebody and A Hard Rains A Gonna Fall!!

I’m pretty sure he played “Rainy Day women # 12 & 35″ and “Death is not the end”

The NY Post failed to report that Dylan was in Europe, on tour, when he was supposed to be at Jakob’s son’s kindergarten class…

c’mon now, Page 6. Tell the truth…

the real question is does he face his class or stare off to his right and not look at the audience?

Bob did a wonderful version of Knick Knack Paddywack on a children’s compilation album. I’ve been looking for a copy for years.

It’s Alright Ma (I’m Only Bleeding) seems like a natural choice.

Blowin’ in the WInd
God Gave Names to All the Animals
Subterranean Homesick Blues
You Ain’t Goin’ Nowhere
Everything Is Broken

Howcome everyone thinks God gave name to all the animals? The thought seems a bit absurd to me – the idea of a God creating animals less so.

Anyway, Bob Dylan once recorded a wonderful tune called “Man gave name to all the animals”. Check it out!

Some yet to mentioned songs are “Bob Dylan’s 115th Dream” and “Country Pie”. My young ones liked “Subteranean Homesick Blues”.

Toe knee chest nut knows I love you
Toe knees nose
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I’d have to say Cold Iron Bounds. The opening “I’m beginning to hear voices!” would be a moment to cherish in the children’s faces.

The years of therapy with your child after that moment wouldn’t be as good but I’d say it’d be worth it.

You’re all wrong, the best song would be “Idiot Wind”!

hello folks,
FYI, I charged the kids.

“Hurricane”! C’mon kids, sing along! You know all the words!

If you want ‘em in therapy, I propose
NOT DARK YET

Heh, he should sing his story songs like High Water(for Charley Patton), The Lonesome Death of Hattie Carroll, or the Ballad of Hollis Brown!

I bet Kindergarden kids love stories about fictional people!

I do have a kid in kindergarten and he loves Lily, Rosemary & theh Jack of Hearts and his seven year old brother’s absolute fav is Sarah.

I think he would have played
Under The Red Sky
Forever Young
Man Gave Names To All The Animals
This Old Man
Licence To Kill
Knockin’ On Heaven’s Door
Dead Man Dead Man
Tomestone Blues

If His Bobness REALLY wanted to come back from his European tour to give the kids something to keep ‘em up at night and in therapy until they’re 60-something, I think D. would have a singalong featuring “Seven Curses”, “Walls of Red Wing”, “Man in the Long Black Coat”, “Joey” followed by the “Oh Mercy” discard, “Series of Dreams”…then, after being called back for an encore, he’d lighten the mood up a bit with “Under the Red Sky”.

how about fixin to die and see that my grave is kept clean

Dylan has made my world an easier place to live in for over 40 years and I’m only 52! Rainy Day Women hit me when I was twelve. Kids are growing up earlier these days so I’m sure any kindergartener would be enthralled by Mr. Dylan!

If he has ever played for his sons classmates I’m sure they had a blast!

Dylan would sing-
Talkin’ Bear Mountain Picnic Massacre Blues
Motorpsycho Nitemare,
Rainy Day Women #12 & 35,
Gotta Serve Somebody
love sick
Ballad of a Thin Man

Then i would sing-
Lord Protect My Child

hahah aww Bobby went to his grandson’s kindergarden class and sang Wheel’s on the Bus!!!
He probably played Highway 61 Revisited, Subterranean Homesick Blues, Blowin in the Wind, Maggie’s farm, Mr. Tambourine Man….

he should do Mr. Bojangles from the ORIGINAL “Dylan” album.