Timothée Chalamamet Digs Deep into Bob Dylan Songs on ‘SNL’

Timothée Chalamet has proven the excess of Bob Dylan Bona since he was cast as the main song in “completely unknown.” He studied guitar and singing, dwelt on Dylan Lore, carefully dressed in Dylan’s likeness and imitated Dylan’s accent and Dylan’s speech.

On Saturday, with the campaign of the Oscar for the best actor, he performed “Saturday Night Live” and Sang Dylan Songs, doubtless, increased as a musical guest. He opened the confidence like many other Dylan fans: he took songs from the deep catalog instead of obvious hits. “You might not know what Bob Dylan songs I do, but they’re my favorite,” he said in a monologue.

He chose soft, electric and expressive songs. “HEADED IN 1960 in the early 1960s, but recorded by others (Judy Collins, Odetta, Ian & Sylvia, the Kingston Trio, Elvis Presley) before 1971 the 1963 version was released in 1971. From the 1965 album Power Outage, “Home all at home,” and “three angels” were on the 1970 album, “New Morning.” Although Dylan sang “long gone” on various tours, he had never performed “three angels” in the concert and sang only “outlag”.

Chalamamet presented the song as a serious homage – Dylan’s nose does not imitate Dylan as a “complete unknown”, but still brings out Dylan’s voice in his own voice. However, he brought the president full of stars: clothing, lighting and video, and also a band that included the author of the English writer and producer James Blake on the keyboard.

Instead of keeping the focus on the musicians, as Dylan was performing, Chalamamet surrounded himself – perhaps in the belief that the young audience needed them. The virus spread when he sang the third (out of five) of “Blues Outlag”, while Chalam fixed his “sunglasses” and the image of the video “represented the” Mountain Range “(Australian) described in ‘the lyrics. Wearing a hooded flea – the lyrics recite the “nine nines” – Chalamet is huge with unrequited glee as he delivers his best zinger:

Dylan’s “Three Angels” is one of his strangest songs. A national theater scenario, set to a gospel organ, where the angels perform music as a meaningless backdrop to high-level action. Chalaket’s version, or the “blues outlag”, kept the animation of the tone, the electronic effects of the melody and the additional licks that allow Dylan’s past – without or even one is needed.

The musical appearance of Dylan on “Saturday night” on October 20, 1979, when he was in the Christian phase and performed three songs from his album “People are slow”: in you “and” when you wake up. “

For his second performance, Chalamamet is back, killing people for the secret love song “tomorrow.” He tied Dylan’s guitar chords in an original key and tempo, with a respectable band. At the same time, the background of the huge video emphasized the star in the song. It’s a clear tribute to Dylan’s music, but it also comes with a personal beat.