RIP Robbie. Sad day for sure. You will be missed but your music lives forever.

A Giant has left the Stadium. RIP Robbie Robertson. Your legacy and music will live for a very long time! Thank you for the MUSIC!

What a wonderful memory we have of R.R. with this recording Dr. Creo

Thanks Robbie you brought us through one hell of a trip my friend

@philiphalpenny9761

11 ай бұрын

Up the Cripple Creek & down the crazy river. No idea he was ill. Very sad...

I met him in Los Angeles right before the pandemic. A true gentleman and a legend that will be sorely missed.

Thank You, Robbie. You shared so much Joy with us. See you Somewhere Down that Crazy River.

RIP Robbie You give us some beautiful songs. Thanks.

Just watched "Once Were Brothers" last night. It transported me back in time. Much I knew but hadn't seen and plenty I didn't know.. If you're a lover of the Band's music don't miss it.

My generation is now in the process of departing from this Mortal Coil and leaving behind music that will last as long as the music of Beethoven or Mozart as people will listen to The Band 100 years from now and dig it. I first heard the Brown Album in 1970, I was 21 years old and I was a solid fan after that, Ive watched The Last Waltz many many times and played Big Pink, and the Brown Album more times than I can count over the years and will continue to do so... Im now 75.. Garth is the oldest member of The Band and the only one still alive in Sept 2023.

Such a sweet well rounded musical genius. Best In Show Robbie!

@philiphalpenny9761

11 ай бұрын

Alas...😥

just pure talent in every bone in his body !!! RIP ROBBIE ! THANK YOU

One of the true legends .

@dmytriypereklita4242

11 ай бұрын

Amen

One of those guys, like George Harrison, who you like from the moment you first hear or hear about him. What a fine fellow.

Robbie Robertson is a great songwriter and a colorful story teller.

I miss him 😢 he is was and always will be beautiful ❤️

I just appreciate the music the Band gave us We are indebted to all 5 of them

R.I.P. Robbie. 🙏🏻

Sad Robbie just passed over, you will be missed forever Robbie. I play your CDs all the time.

Love this man. RIP Robbie Robertson.

Rest in peace legend. You will be sorely missed.

Grateful to have been in his presence.

Robbie always came across as a decent person. RIP.

That "Once Were Brothers" song is making me cry. I have not ever heard that before. I feel like I KNOW that voice, VERY well.

Robbie is so very knowledgeable that is why I love the guy so much.such a great storyteller.

@paulwitham2220

3 жыл бұрын

Yup, when he was writing the songs for the Band and the producer was putting together the recordings it was Robbie doing all the work, not Levon. Ask the producer who wrote all the songs. He said Robbie wrote all the songs. He was the only one writing. The producer would tell the recording company who the writer was, it wasn't something Robbie lied about, if it had been the producer would have given credit to whomever worked with Robbie. Even Ronnie Hawkins knew Robbie was the song writer, he said he was writing songs when he was a teenager.

@ricklupisella7649

Жыл бұрын

@@paulwitham2220 I love all the members of The Band; saw them once in concert in 1984 (The Comeback Tour) at The Downtown Festival Tent in Rochester, NY. Robbie wasn't with them, but it was by far the greatest rock concert I'd ever seen. These guys were MUSICIANS like I had never seen before. Levon complained that he didn't get songwriting credit and that the songs came from his stories of growing up in the Mississippi Delta. I believe that is true, BUT he did NOT write the songs. Robbie was fascinated by the region and Levon's stories and he captured the mood, the time, the moment in a way that Levon should have appreciated for otherwise The Band would have never been a sensation and Levon would have been known as a gifted musical talent, but not a legend and a wealthy one at that. Robbie has stated that Levon suffered with health problems and it effected him badly, but even that is generous in my opinion. Levon walked out on Dylan in 1966 because he had issues then as well; long before he became sick. Robbie's songwriting talent is amazing, but he also needed The Band to create those memorable sounds. He wrote some decent songs after leaving The Band, but never again with a sound that could match The Weight, King Harvest, or Tears of Rage. It is the fact that 1+1+1+1+1 did not equal 5, but equaled 25 is what made The Band so intriguing and legendary. It literally makes watching them captivating because it's fascinating to watch and think, "Well, he's the best, but no he's the best", and all the way around the stage you go right back to where you started like a Merry Go Round. It will fascinate forever; that's why we're still talking about them.

Robbies music is in the blood.....I can't let go

Robbie Robertson can read the phone book and make it sound fascinating.

@danyellerobinson5940

3 жыл бұрын

Long live the great songwriters!

No question the mans a legend in music, he's been there done that, how awesome is that.

@diegogangeles2654

3 жыл бұрын

Wtf, he is and hasn't ever been a legend in music

@R-D-bj6ot

3 жыл бұрын

@@diegogangeles2654 Yes he is, even if your ass burns about it

@katiemoyer8679

2 жыл бұрын

He’s a legend with Me. 🍀

@mikeweir3680

Жыл бұрын

What are ya New??? Robbie has a gazillion albums 99% of all songs written by him...He produced, wrote and played on most of all classic music from the last 6 decades dude!!?! He was on stage when dylan went electric and changed the whole paradigm of rock'n'roll music forever...I think maybe you should do some research, the band even played to a standing ovation @ Woodstock in '69...What else do you want the guy to do???

@hannejeppesen1809

5 ай бұрын

I think your opinion is in the minority, you are entitled to it, but it will not change the mind of those of us that love the Band and Robbie.@@diegogangeles2654

one of the greatest. Adore his writing.

That guitar sound there at the chorus of "How does it feel?" is a particular sound that I like.

Robbie....un ser humano extraordinario....tremendo guitarrista 🎸🔥🙏de Argentina 🇦🇷 2021

A lot of history has just left the Earth 😢

A great songwriter, musician & human being. I saw him in a historical doc called "Making Noise" some yrs ago; it featured tribal music history & film from late-1800s forward; it was incredible & historical. Thanks Robbie for sharing the Six Nations Reservation & some of the residents, especially the Rez Radio Station DJ & the young musicians, where you signed a teen's guitar, jammed with them & gave them a story to tell & cherish forever.

Besides a serious great songwriter Robbie had real class.

I LOVE ROBBIE ROBERTSON!!!! SO MUCH

I agree that Chuck Berry is an iconic memory. I cover "Go, Johnny, Go" and imitate his famous moves (which aren't easy). I saw him in concert right before he passed, and he could still do the moves. I think he was in his eighties at the time.

A fellow Mohawk and a great music legend Ooh-Rah Robert

@edhorton2766

11 ай бұрын

He took great inspiration from his tribe's elder storytellers. It just oozes out of his writing.

I love Robbie Robertson

You will be very missed Robbie

Simply THE BEST!

Brilliant man

Lucky to see The Band live at he CSNY gig Wembley London - OMG...

@drummer78

3 жыл бұрын

1974....It was filmed too.

RIP Robbie

🔥 Outstanding 🔥⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️🔥

RIP my Idol ❤️ Ciao grande Robbie ❤️

Happy 80th birthday Robbie Robertson!!!

The original incarnation of The Band was, by far, the best I ever saw. They should have gone on forever. Substance abuse is an awful disease.

@MareShoop

9 ай бұрын

It’s not a disease, it’s a choice. No one poured that alcohol down their throats or shot them up.

@jamesdesiun5571

7 ай бұрын

...and it's not the worst choice I ever made. So far, so good. Of course, you wouldn't wanna get hung-up on booze 'r pills 'r powders. That stuff's fer punks and patsies.

What a rich life sir, I will be reading your book ! RIP you were deeply appreciated.

@hannejeppesen1809

8 ай бұрын

Do you read Robbie's book. It is fascinating, not only about his life, and how The Band came about, but it also gives you insight into the sixties and seventies. It was my generation and his book bring it all to life.

"brown eyed handsome man" must've been written for Robbie lol 💕

@hannejeppesen1809

8 ай бұрын

He was very handsome in his younger days, not bad looking as he got older, but he was model or movie star handsome when he was young.

Somewhere down the Crazy River ❤

@philiphalpenny9761

11 ай бұрын

Will Colonel Kurtz be waiting down that Crazy River?: " the horror, the horror..."!!

Awesome! Great stories . Thanks

He is the best😄

He's a musical genius - definitely one of the most prolific songwriters (of great material) that has walked the Earth!

@cassidy-beaukitt1972

3 жыл бұрын

It was all Levon Helm. He didn't write shit

@thomasminarchickjr.7355

3 жыл бұрын

@@cassidy-beaukitt1972 how come Levon (and The remaining Band members) didn’t write new songs on their reunion records? Larry produced and “co-wrote” with Levon. He said Levon helped arrange, but didn’t write. I love Levon and Rick and I do think that they contributed more than the songwriting credits show, but Levon was clearly and angry, bitter guy before they even broke up. The stories of his temper (even towards women) are out there. One of the biggest reason people are so angry with Robbie is that they bought into the show business of their image. No matter what, dragging several full-blown addicts on tour over and over would be exhausting and frustrating. They could have all sued him while Rick was alive if what Levon alleged was accurate. Rick never claimed anywhere near as much. He didn’t seem to like certain things about him, but he clearly loved him and kept working with him on Robbie’s solo stuff. Same with Garth. Levon ran out of money and was angry. He wasn’t claiming that he’d been ripped off publicly until many years later. This nonsense has poisoned and plagued the legacy of The Band. It’s a real shame because the music is wonderful. As I said, I think people take it personally because they love those albums and the idea of a family band being brothers with an unbreakable bond, but money, success and especially drugs and ego tore them apart

@pts5217

3 жыл бұрын

@@thomasminarchickjr.7355 100000000%. It’s crazy how people buy into these narratives. I love Levon, but he was clearly angry, bitter, and jealous. Like you said...The Band couldn’t write a thing without Robbie (who continued to be very successful creatively). Creating drum parts and harmonies etc...does not equal songwriting credits. I’ve noticed similar unfair hostility toward McCartney amongst Beatles fans.

@tyrapp262

2 жыл бұрын

@@cassidy-beaukitt1972 You're right. Levon Helm didn't write shit.

@robertbruce6865

2 жыл бұрын

@@cassidy-beaukitt1972 I hope, in all honesty, that this is a poor attempt at trolling. If you’re actually serious, you don’t know the first thing about the history of The Band. The materials are out there that counterbalance Levon’s story. And, yes, I love Levon Helm.

Canada Cool, thanks!!! My world will never be the same without. We`ve been together for some fifty f..... years, brother.

RIP Richard

I loved our Robbie...

@ Montréal 🇨🇦... rest in SOUND, Brother !😇

RIP Robbie.

RIP ❤

“used up all my tricks. . . . some don’t write anymore, some can’t write anymore…” … Please, welcome Richard Thompson. Do yourself a favor if, you haven’t already and look him up. Still gigging, still writing and he just gets better.

Amazing man

@robbierobertson195

Жыл бұрын

Thank you for your and support, am happy to have a great fan like you.

Robbie talks here about Chuck berry. Two of my oldest and closest friends went with me to see chuck berry playing at the rainbow theatre, Finsbury park, London in1975. We know who we are. See you soon boys.😊😊

I would like to know who are the 8 (sic) idiots who didn't like this... Man, how can you not like this?

LOVE YOU!

I cant believe he did not say Elvis "that"s all right mama"I have heard him talk about him being a fan of Elvis. We may not even know who he is if not for that song... That song birthed rock & roll

@markr8326

2 жыл бұрын

100% agreed. Not "cool" to say positive things about Elvis anymore though. Apparantly.

@andrewz4537

2 жыл бұрын

Elvis did a good job on it but don't forget Arthur "Big Boy" Crudup. A great version that didn't get the play it deserved because it was "race music."

@sinclairwhitbourne2090

Жыл бұрын

Elvis was a great talent, but he borrowed or stole (depends on perspective) from African-Americans whose musical form was ahead of him and that gave birth to R&R (so this is not to disrespect Elvs). Listen to Rosetta Tharpe's 'Rock Me' or Louis Jordan (I love Saturday Night Fish Fry), just to name two who were a decade or more before Elvis. Let's add BB King, John Lee Hooker, Willie Dixon, Bo Didley and many more. Elvis, being white got the noise but musicians were listening to these people, coming out of stations like DJR (King Biscuit) and many others. Don't pull a Bazz Luhrknownothing on us. Elvis didn't come out of nothing.

@milkeith1515151

Жыл бұрын

you are totally correct in all you statements, and I agree wholeheartedly with you. If you look my comment was made 2 years ago. Way before the movie. Elvis did take the music from the African American artists and bring them into the mainstream, and I don’t think he every denied that or took credit for their music. I believe he was clear to where he drew his inspiration. I don’t not believe rock & roll was worse off for him doing that. My original comment was more directed at the fact that Robbie did not give credit for Elvis being inspiration for his and The Band” music. I have heard him say in past interviews that Elvis was a big inspiration for their music that’s all. I would never take away from the original history of blues and rock & roll and give all credit to Elvis for its origin, because that would be incorrect. Elvis did bring rock & roll into every home in the US, and that can not be denied though. @@sinclairwhitbourne2090

@parisjackson9310

11 ай бұрын

@@sinclairwhitbourne2090 Elvis acknowledged people of colour, long before it was cool to do so. He grew up dirt poor and with people of colour. They were the ones he felt comfortable with.

Oh my! 😎

@joannehack7588

Жыл бұрын

🐰

@joannehack7588

Жыл бұрын

Rabbit out of a hat

His english is very easy to understand !!! Here, south of France.

THE LAST WALTZ.

@philiphalpenny9761

11 ай бұрын

'Save The Last Dance For Me'!

RIP

Canada's own!

@charlespeterson3798

4 жыл бұрын

¨I¨m Canadian, Native American, Jewish, where oh where is there a place for me in this cruel world´´? HOLLYWOOD!

Very hard hitting that Robbie Robertson is gone.

The greatest American rock band was 80% Canadian

Such an Underestimated 👨‍🎤 Musician!

@alessandromegadino926

4 жыл бұрын

Congratulations you just made a weirdo comment

@R-D-bj6ot

3 жыл бұрын

@@alessandromegadino926 a hater of Robbie... very original

rip

what was that thiird one agaiin ?

I see you Dave Guy and Ian H-S👀

What genre would you call the band?

@badda_boom8017

2 жыл бұрын

@@lastnamefirst4035 rocks a bit broad to be honest.

@lastnamefirst4035

2 жыл бұрын

@@badda_boom8017 then dont ask. Ill delete my comment which I shouldn't have posted to begin w

@badda_boom8017

2 жыл бұрын

@@lastnamefirst4035 I was looking more for the sub genre. Americana/country etc

@lastnamefirst4035

2 жыл бұрын

@@badda_boom8017 keep looking

@brandenblackwell9116

Жыл бұрын

I would say roots rock or folk rock

Who is the hot chick in the photo with Robbie and Martin? Damn!

The band c Dylan

The rabbit was peter caught in tale ...

R/T the Bob Dylan rolling stone" agreed:Bob Dylan ONLY on this! Sublime....

Where ip0s smoke signal ?

I'm on Levons side...

@JustAnotherBlader

2 жыл бұрын

If Levon’s side was 100% truth then why did they not write any new material after Robbie left? The Band and Levon in particular didn’t appreciate Robbie enough if you ask me.

@leahflower9924

2 жыл бұрын

@@JustAnotherBlader what was levons side? Robbie is great but levon is number 1

Lmfao of course his own song makes the list.

Who is bob 🤔 lol

I can really do without his ego, and the things he's saying about other members of the band without their being able to tell their side of the story. He doesn't need fans, he has himself

@plinthley

4 жыл бұрын

Levon told his side of the story. Rick didn't agree with Levon's take. Richard left us too soon. Garth is at peace with his own legacy. And none of this is discussed by Robbie in this less-than 5-minute clip. It's time to move on.

@drummer78

3 жыл бұрын

It’s time to end the Robbie hate. The battles are over, the books have been written and Robbie and Garth are left...let’s just appreciate then while they are still here.

@williep1626

3 жыл бұрын

I've never seen an interview of this guy where he wasn't just in love with himself.

@Astitwam

3 жыл бұрын

He's so full of himself he's about to go into orbit..

@pts5217

3 жыл бұрын

@@Astitwam He’s only been a massively successful songwriter for decades who the likes of Dylan, Clapton, Scorsese, and The Beatles admired. Would you prefer he be all “gee whiz, golly gee...I’m not very good. I can barely do anything right”. He is actually humble in relation to his success. If he was overly modest it’d it was feel phony. I’m glad he’s not a navel gazing wimp.

I am the legal Second Christ Thor, Eric Clapton's half brother. Robbie Robertson's Somewhere Down That Crazy River + Yeah, I can see it now The distant red neon shivered in the heat I was feeling like a stranger in a strange land You know, where people play games with the night God, it was too hot to sleep = Note: O God's angel now Orlando's St. Elihana Elia Israeli singer, a toy wife to a thee Hotep King David Christ Thor. O, try thee Saskatchewan's Arm River way under water ship, why then get wet. We open thee Zion Temple -tent golden 'E' thing Robbie had a Jewish father and native North American mother.' E' is Eloah , singular of El, which is plural, Elohim. I am an Elohim-Sapien. I was adopted by several local native tribes and worked on thousands of native residential school children's murders through the Chief of police at File Hills.They were accepted by the courts as the same as me and my brother Eric Clapton who have G.O.D. Gene, descendents of both King David and Jesus Christ which the churches hate. I inherited the Crown of England -Chancery at birth and can also become the king of other countries such as Norway. King David = Viking Dad Hi, I am the legal Second Christ Thor and the sixth completion man of a six part reincarnation based on the Key of David which is the triangular number 153. The first man I was reincarnated from is Pharaoh Hotepnebty, born 317x9=2853, 3 & 7 10 2853BC and his wife was Queen Hathor of Memphis Egypt, born the same year, they were both Nephilim and had Eloah father's from the Elohim's City of the Gods in Hadsel Municipality, Nordland Vesteralen Norway, 68.23 Lat & 15.3 E Long. I am coming 68, interesting. THey built the stone circle at Stonehenge, then built the Dog Head of the Stairway to Heaven and west of that, the West Stonehenge later called Saska Stoons[Saxon Stones] on 51.10.73 Lat & 106.46.22 Long overng the south branch of the Saskatchewan River. Queen Hathor was reincarnated as Sarah, first wife Prophet Abraham, born 217x9=1953, 2 7 10 1953BC, I was born 7 10 1953AD at Craik Sask by the Arm River named after the people of the Armi City State of the Kish culture which the Kish Stock Ewen River now Saskatchewan River was named after. Saska Jutes Hewan [Saxon Jews heaven] is now the word Saskatchewan. Revelation =Ven Tor Elia =Elia V Tenor = Vote Riel NA, NA is North America, North America = Arm, A Nice Thor= Thor Ram Nicea = Thor Crai 'E' man = A man Eric Thor = A Thor in Cream Clapton =Top Clan=Plant Co =Can Plot , Eric Clapton and I are half brothers and our real father is an Eloah named Odin, 'E' in Hebrew is Eloah Culdee Monks = Sunk , Me Led CO. Robert Plant's mother's maiden name is Cain, Armageddon + Cain = Madoc and Regina' in this case Regina Beach and north of it and west of the tower dock, was the original Ark of the Covenant in a sunken Culdee monk -Prince Madog Ship. Our clue is Arkansas which is found in the words 'Saskatchewan River' and the Ark of the Covenant was sunk in Last Mountain Lake in a Prince Madog ship along with a massive treasure in several other Viking Ships south of Pelican Pointe along 105 long. in the old 'Banks' of the Arm River below the waters of Last Mountain Lake. 2003 Google images will show you an ancient astrolabe man map along Pelican Pointe Road, it transposes to the Persian Gulf, the right circle below the man's legs transposes over Layla and the left circle transposes over Medina in Saudia Arabia. 25 miles north of there is the Dog Head -Big Arm straight west of Stonehenge. Use 2003 google to view Dog Head it is 2 Sam.3:8 part of Judah and Rev.22:14,15, use same year 2003 for Pelican Pointe Road very ancient Astrolabe man map- Ark of the Covenant that transposes over to the Persian Gulf. Today white square google earth at nearby Silton Sask. marks the Elohim's ancient underground Base. Armageddon =Arm, A GOD Den= Arm, A GOD END = Arm, A DOG END=MADOG REDAN

Who is Chuck berry? Lol

Robbie, a true legend - "The Band" - a really boring act...

@edhorton2766

11 ай бұрын

Seriously? Then don't listen. Maybe just shut the hell up.

Jesus, man, you have 50 million in the bank. Go see another ENT man. Get a second opinion. Listen to them this time. Apnea is one thing, but do something with whatever septum you have remaining.

@tyrapp262

2 жыл бұрын

Bizarre.

@disprogreavette8545

2 жыл бұрын

Still finding residue up there from his powdery adventures with Scorsese.

@hazor777

2 жыл бұрын

Snorted his eyebrows off -wtf?

@leechurchill1965

2 жыл бұрын

Bill Maher once said "If it improves the product."

He sounds drunk.

Robbie had 50 million in the bank when Levon died and decided not to help his old friend. To his own admission, Levon was instrumental in the writing of their biggest hits. They wrote them together, and he cheated Levon of any publishing rights. Despicable. Decides to visit Levon hours before dies and unable to speak and decides everything‘s ok because Robbie said so.

@hannejeppesen1809

8 ай бұрын

Levon did not help write the songs, perhaps a few he cowrote with Robbie. Robbie wrote about stories from Levon and his family, The night the drove old dixie down. He did not cheat Levon of the publishing rights. Levon agreed to sell them. Levon went on to star in several movies, well received, he wrote a book and also performed with the reamaing Band members, he must have made some money, perhaps he didn't know how too invest it, or he blew it on drugs. Having said that I love Levon's singing, he was good in "The Right Stuff", and I'm not being judgemental.

RIP