Exploring Bob Dylan’s Songs Starting with the Letter G

When it comes to Bob Dylan’s vast and influential catalogue of songs, it might be surprising to find out that very few of his compositions begin with the letter 'G'. This article will delve into the rare gem of Bob Dylan's discography, focusing on songs whose titles start with the letter 'G'.

The Rarest G's in Dylan's Catalogue

Beyond the most famous 'Girl from the North Country' and 'Going Going Gone', which can be found on songs like 'Freewheelin'' and 'Planet Waves', Bob Dylan has written only three other songs starting with 'G'. These songs, while not as widely known, are no less significant in understanding Dylan's musical journey. Here is a brief overview:

'Girl from the North Country'

'Girl from the North Country' is a song from the album 'Freewheelin'' and was later included on 'Nashville Skyline'. This song tells a story of a provincial girl who makes a bold move to escape her small town and venture into the world.

'Gates of Eden'

'Gates of Eden' is from the album 'Bringing It All Back Home'. This song explores themes of innocence and temptation, as well as the relationship between man and nature.

'Gotta Serve Somebody'

The track 'Gotta Serve Somebody' appears on both the album 'Slow Train Coming' and also includes an alternate track titled 'Gonna Change My Way of Thinking'. This song expresses introspection and religious themes, which were a significant shift in Dylan's musical style at the time.

Discover More with Bob Dylan's Official Website

For those who want to explore these songs and more, visit the Bob Dylan Official Website. Once there, click on 'Songs' to see the entire list of Bob Dylan's songs in alphabetical order. Scroll to the 'G's' section to find these rare gems. If you are particularly intrigued, I highly recommend listening to 'Goin' to Acapulco', a lesser-known track that showcases Dylan's lyrical talent.

Additional G Dylans to Discover

Besides the aforementioned songs, there are a couple more 'G's in Dylan's catalog worth exploring. These include: