Damn man, they just keep dropping. RIP Robbie. Thanks so much again Wayne for yet another terrific tribute. I am a prostate cancer survivor. Diagnosed in 2007. Mine was caught early, so I was able to beat it. It usually is not fatal unless it goes undetected and untreated. Take care, Wayne, and thanks again.
Thanks for this. Here in Canada (for those of a certain age and musical bent), losing Robbie is just as heartwrenching as when Gordon Lightfoot died not so long ago. Here is an interview he did with George Stromboulopolis at the Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF) a few years ago. Not sure if it was to do with the 2019 documentary "Once Were Brothers" about The Band, but anyway: ua-cam.com/video/gWG8kBon49Q/v-deo.html
'Somewhere down the crazy river' was his solo work, not The Band. It was after the Band was around. Unless when you said that was the band, you meant his backup singers.
Very nice tribute thank you kindly.hes family is from the same territory i am from
Stb jump in anytime brother. Blessings. Hope your Pop is well.
Damn man, they just keep dropping. RIP Robbie. Thanks so much again Wayne for yet another terrific tribute. I am a prostate cancer survivor. Diagnosed in 2007. Mine was caught early, so I was able to beat it. It usually is not fatal unless it goes undetected and untreated. Take care, Wayne, and thanks again.
Great to see you Charles : )
Damn...
I was awaiting your tribute after hearing of this yesterday.
RIP ROBBIE!
And THANK YOU Wayne!
Thank you kindly
Thanks for this. Here in Canada (for those of a certain age and musical bent), losing Robbie is just as heartwrenching as when Gordon Lightfoot died not so long ago.
Here is an interview he did with George Stromboulopolis at the Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF) a few years ago. Not sure if it was to do with the 2019 documentary "Once Were Brothers" about The Band, but anyway:
ua-cam.com/video/gWG8kBon49Q/v-deo.html
'Somewhere down the crazy river' was his solo work, not The Band. It was after the Band was around. Unless when you said that was the band, you meant his backup singers.
A little more about his native American roots and his great song Ghostdance would have been good, but good analysis otherwise