Wasn’t this song written and originally released in the 50’s?
The original version was released in 1959, but there were several different versions recorded over the years. This version, with the full backing orchestra, was released in 1960.
So by that explanation, is every Grateful Dead song from the 1990s?
You picked a really bad example if you are trying to create precedent, heh. Talk to some Grateful Dead fans, and they can explain to you, in detail, why a bootleg recording of "China Cat Sunflower" made on June 21st is vastly different from the bootleg of "China Cat Sunflower" recorded on June 23rd. But to your question, absolutely "yes." A song recorded in the 1990s is different from one recorded in 1969, even when it is the same band. It isn't a reissue of the same recording of the same song, it is a different piece of music. That is my opinion as both a music lover and a musician, seeing it from both sides of the microphone.
Same thing with Bob Dylan. I have this theory that he doesn't write songs, he experiences ideas. Then every time he expresses those ideas, they come out differently. I don't think he's performed one song in the same way twice, ever.
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