What is your favorite Bob Dylan song ???  

I always liked the song he made called lay lady lay....I don't know why just liked it.
I can't think of many more by him at the moment...but he was a great singer.

Great poet in the way of Leonard Cohen, but couldn't sing his way out of a paper bag until he recorded Lay,Lady,Lay. Low registers and long bridges and he'd finally come out of the recording studio a winner. Didn't last long though. He could never match that song in styling and sound and in my mind went back to being a great poet with a lousy singing voice.
I like Janis Joplin better! LOL

Holy crap this is a hard question since there are so many great songs! You know, I do not have favorite, but when I read this question, Ramona came into my head....Ramona come closer set softly your watering eyes.......I have no clue what he is actually saying. This is definitely a good song. I also really like Sad eyed lady since it looks into his sadness a bit. There are so many more!! How dare you ask this question. What is yours?

a hard question to answer but i would have to choose "workingmans blues" from the recent modern times album. saw dylan last year in england and was excellent.

In Israel we prefer the albums Bob Dylan did after his Christian period ( Saved, Slow train ) and became closer to his Jewish roots with Chabad. Infidels ,with Mark Knopfler, has a lot of beautiful songs. I translated " Sweetheart like you ' in Hebrew and it became " What is a corrupted politician like you doing in Israel? "( about Israeli PM )
Like a rolling stone , my favorite song of Robert Zimmerman,became in Hebrew :How does it feel to be on the Altalena ? about the boat of the Irgun that was blown up by Ben Gurion and Rabin, killing 55 right wing militants on June 22 1948. I think the long film of Martin Scorcese ( 4h ) about Dylan-Zimmerman can be summarized by his own synthesis : " All my songs are protest songs ". If you want to hear songs of Dylan or Knopfler, you can hear it for free at www.cdbaby.com/davidorbach

I would have to say "Maggie's Farm". I've heard that this song is a metaphor for the Folk Singer Industry, for Dylan wanted to go electric and cover new territory.

Iy's way too hard to pick a favorite, but "Knockin' on Heavens Door' could be close! And then, "I want you"

It is a really hard question, but I would have to say that my favorite Bob Dylan song wasn't even made famous by him. Jimi Hendrix version of "All along the watch tower" is arguably the best song ever. I enjoy Bob's version a lot, but something that Jimi did that just made it his. On a side note I was listening to some of Bob's son, Jacob, music the other day. The Dylan doesn't fall far.

Very difficult to pick just one, but I've chosen "Tangled Up In Blue" from the Blood On The Tracks album. It's so poignant.

I think all his songs are his best, without a doubt!