The Band - It Makes No Difference (REACTION) with my wife
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📺 Official Video: • The Band: "It makes no...
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Such a heart wrenching song. Rick Danko’s vocal performance is perfect!
Anyone who have loved and lost can identify with this song. "And the dawn don't rescue me", always gets me. You get up in the morning and think things will be better, and then you realize it is not.
Garth can play any instrument you throw at him. He's the only surviving member and he turned 87 in August.
When Garth on the sax comes in, and then back to Robbie's guitar, and then back to the sax... perfection.
Chills
Being speechless after a performance is the loudest statement you can make.
There's a reason they are called "THE BAND" because they are "THE BAND"....so unique and so talented...all of them. Timeless music ..
Danko sung his heart out! Beautiful song.
Hi guys … the Band is like comfort food…. It’s simple but beautiful…
Agree 👍💚
This song captures the pure emotions of a broken heart. Most of us have felt everything this song describes.
Rick Denko is a legend 🤘🤘
The more of these guys you hear, and when you start learning their individual and collective storys, the more fascinating they become.
One of the most soulful and genuine bands of all time!!
This song gets more beautiful every time you listen to it. Fifty years later it still brings a tear to the eye.
Nobody catches the feel of a song like these guys did.
Every time I watch a video from this concert I am STILL amazed all these years later. I can barely remember the first time I saw it in a movie theatre but I'm sure it was an unexpected and great surprise!
The song has broken my heart over and over. Of course, it's the memory of her that is at the core. It's perfect.
The Band had three legit lead vocalists. You may want to check out The Shape I'm In from The Last Waltz with keyboardist Richard Manuel on lead vocal.
Thank you both for your lovely reaction! It is ok to be speechless - there are so many emotions wrapped up in this performance. Heart-achingly beautiful and raw.
Our pleasure! It is such a beautiful song ❤️
Sublime.
I urge you to watch " The Last Waltz ".
The Band's farewell tour with lots of amazing guests and interesting anecdotes too.
Have a bottle of nice wine and two glasses at the ready as you watch it, folks.
Top 5 favorite band ever.
It's so nice to see people really feel the music.
It's not that we didn't smell the roses in the '60s & '70s, it's just that we never thought they would ever wilt.
Tru Dat
The name is kind of an inside joke. The Band was Bob Dylan's backing band in the mid-60s so the name came about simply because people just referred to them as the band when they were backing Dylan.
Yeah everyone called them the Band before they called themselves the Band
Such a sad song, but played and sung so beautifully. Rick Danko’s voice was made for this song.
Robbie wrote is with Rick in mind. When he heard Rick sing it, he thought it was classic.
This is one of the perfect “ Howling at the Moon - Lovelorn “ song. I have spent so many painful teary evenings singing along with this at the top of my lungs because of the loss of love when I was young. Exquisite music ! Just the best group of musicians they are The Band 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
This is one of my favorites from the Last Waltz. Love your reactions, you guys are special.
That is just a killer song. Danko's vocals on any song is great but this one wow.
I am so happy you did this song, The-Band were the best!
"I wish it never ended". This is a short version. Check out the studio version. Love the lyrics!
It makes no difference where I turn
I can't get over you and the flame still burns
It makes no difference, night or day
The shadow never seems to fade away
And the sun don't shine anymore
And the rains fall down on my door
Now there's no love
As true as the love
That dies untold
But the clouds never hung so low before
It makes no difference how far I go
Like a scar, the hurt will always show
And it makes no difference who I meet
They're just a face in the crowd on a dead-end street
And the sun don't shine anymore
And the rains fall down on my door
These old love letters
Well, I just can't keep
Just like the gambler says:
"Read 'em and weep"
And the dawn don't rescue me no more
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Without your love, I'm nothing at all
Like an empty hall, it's a lonely fall
Since you've gone it's a losing battle
Stampeding cattle, they rattle the walls
And the sun don't shine anymore
And the rains fall down on my door
Well, I love you so much
That it's all that I can do
Just to keep myself from telling you
That I never felt so alone before
"And the dawn don't rescue me, no more..." This song hits HARD. And the word i think you are looking for, in terms of describing "The Band's" music, is "Authentic"
Yes! 👍💚
I absolutely love this song. ❤
The Band can tear your heart out.
I'm so happy you liked this. Rick's vocals on this rival almost any live performance ever. And when Garth comes in on the sax it is truly an amazing moment in music. The Band was really one of the tightest bands ever but could sound so raw and spontaneous.
Makes you appreciate UA-cam knowing the only living member left if Garth but we get to watch these great moments.
It's songs like that which makes The Band my all time favorite band in the world.
Dominika, the way Andrei, looked at you. Priceless. I hope that translates well.
I had never heard this before....beautifully done 💚🎶🎵
You two are so emotionally in tune it is a joy to watch.
This song for me was the highlight of Rick Danko's long illustrious singing career .There were many ,many others ,but this was exceptional . It was only a matter of time until you guys covered this rendition on your superb channel ...please keep 'em coming ..best wishes from Scotland .
Beautiful song.. Garth Hudson's saxophone solo is ethereal.
Thank you for doing more The Band reactions. Great stuff
Such a joy to see you two expressing your genuine emotions. Feeling
like I did fifty years ago when I first heard this .Next up, "Stage Fright" from the same concert, also featuring Rick Danko.
I first heard this when I was a teenager. I'm in my 60's now, and it still rips my heart out the way Rick Danko delivered this vocal performance.
Such a great song! I love you guys getting to appreciate the music from what I call the golden age. :)
You guys manage to find my favourite songs!
This is a very moving song to me.The music is warm and comforting, juxtaposing with the chill bleakness of the lyrics.
Please listen to another Band song Whispering Pines for a similar experience.
Over the years this has become my favourite song of theirs. I started with "Up On Cripple Creek" (still have the 45!).
Robbie said of this song "time is supposed to heal all wounds, except sometimes it doesn't, this is one of those times". He also wrote it with Rick in mind, felt Rick could sing it without it coming off as self pity, which he did not want. Of course. Robbie was right.
Thank you, thank you, thank you ... hoping we'll sometime have the pleasure of sharing your reaction to other clips from this great concert film, like Richard Manuel's brilliant vocal on "The Shape I'm In", Van Morrison's great performance of his "Caravan", and many more ...
GREATNESS!😎👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
Yay, I've been anticipated you guys getting to this song. And you did not disappoint!
It's a beautiful but sad song ❤❤
The reason they chose the name The Band, is because they started out as Bob Dylan's back up band. They all live in small town up state New York, Woodstock, and whenever they were out on the town alone or in a group, people would say, "he is with the band", or "that is the guys from the band". So when they went out on their own and had to come up with a name, they talked about different name, I think Richard suggested The Band, and Rick said "that is what everyone is calling us, I don't even want to think about another name". So they became The Band. I'm a huge fan, and they certainly lived up to that name. I have listened to their music since the Brown album came out in the late sixties.
Beautiful. This is my 2nd favourite moment from The Last Waltz - you're going to Love THE WEIGHT (with The Maple Singers). Thank you for another great reaction.
We have reacted to The Weight already. Please search in our...what a song 💚🎶
My favorite band! Raw, powerful, and chock full of passion. BTW, this is a shortened version of the song. There's another link that meshes another clip with this one so you can hear the entire song.
Thank you Bless be
I'll probably get some push-back from this statement, but The Band is--arguably--the greatest (North) American band. (I say "North" American because all but one of the members were originally from Canada). Their rustic, Americana sound was unique and influential, and still sounds so authentic today. Rick Danko's plaintive vocals were perfectly suited to convey the heartbreak in this song. I'm so glad you two love this very special band.
there's a quote I once heard, something like "the pain is the price of love"
Lots of great moments in this film. Think my favorite songs from it are their cover of Marvin Gaye's song "Dont Do It". I love when Rick and Levon sing in harmony. And of course "The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down" is a masterpiece. How a Canadian can capture the hopeless sentiment of the post Civi War south is amazing to me. I know he had Helm there to help, but still
The Band had three vocalists... Levon Helm, Rick Danko, and Richard Manuel. So far you’ve heard Levon and Rick. Next I recommend reviewing a song by Richard from The Last Waltz. "The Shape I’m In" is a good one!!!
💔 Thanks for the video! ☮💜🎶
Two more for you. Don't you break my heart and Caravan (with Van Morrison). Both from The Last Waltz.
Rattle the waaall, Rick knew how to draw it out. Love him.
I heard this when I was apart from my love for too long and it broke me. The line, 'The dawn don't rescue me no more' really hits me, too. When I was in depressive episodes, I usually had momentary reprieves from the depths in the morning. I knew I was deep into the black when even the morning didn't 'rescue' me.
Thank you for sharing. Much love 💚
When music was truly music
The Band, my favorites togheter with The Beatles.
Another singer from The Band, Richard Manuel singing The Shape I'm In, same concert. A bit more upbeat, you'll love it.
Good reactions.
They were called "The Band" because they were the backup musicians for Bob Dylan he just called them "the band." They toured with him when he was being booed for adding electric guitars, drums and a bass to his songs when his followers wanted him to keep his earlier persona with only an acoustic guitar. They had to put up with booing every night and kept going, eventually writing their own songs and putting their own spin on things. You really need to see The Last Waltz to get a better understanding of how they were revered by other musicians at the time. Neil Young says that it is an honor to be on the stage with them and you can see the warm feelings that all the other musicians share with them. There was also a book about the Band that was excellent.
Thank you for explaining 😊 Love and peace from Romania 💚
The band are in the top 5 best ever. You should watch the Last Waltz film- I know you’d both enjoy it so much
The sun don't shine no more like it did with you, my darling. These are my thoughts and the thoughts of so many others about that perfect love that came to an end.....for whatever reasons.
Stage-fright is an excellent Band song with Rick on lead. Enjoy
One of the most beautiful songs I've ever heard.These guys were so organic and real music. Thanks for the reaction!!! More from The Last Waltz please : )
If you want to hear Richard Manuel sing, check out "I shall be released", from this same concert.
All the last waltz is great - chest fever and whispering pines are a couple great ones outside of the last waltz
Your description of The Band is interesting. I read Robbie's book, and it is clear that they didn't want to be typically sixties rock and roll stars. At The Last Waltz, both Rick and Robbie don't have a beard, but if you look at picture of them from the late sixties and early seventies, they looked much different. Still good looking, but I like how the look here, both so handsome and so much charisma.
Still love your comments, best on here. Yes, I bought 'The Last Waltz' years ago, fantastic DVD, almost a historical record now. Modern music just cannot live up to that (with a few exceptions).
Please listen to more! Try "Don't Do It ", another one of my favorites.
I can think of 3 musical movies you might enjoy. "Once", "The Commitments" and "Eddie and the Cruisers".
Oh, I've seen (Dominika here) "Once" years ago. Beautiful film and music! Thank you. Must check the other two 💚👍
Love is not painful. People's reaction to Love or the lack of Love is painful.
So true 💚
You haven’t heard their other singer yet. Richard Manuel. The Shape I’m In from this same concert is so good.
Another one from The Last Waltz. Please check out "Caravan" by Van Morrison from the same concert!
Yes back then we played real instruments and not computers!!!
Rick we miss you!
I had this DVD long ago... ex wife got everything including my DVD collection . . .
You need to watch the Last Waltz. Film of their last concert with guess. I just watched it again about a month a go.
They were Bob Dylan's backup band; thus, The Band.
One of the greats that you haven't reacted to from the Last Waltz is Muddy Waters. You can see how good the band would have been if they just said "lets be a blues band" They can play any style.
I heard them all say that the only way Garth would join the Band. Was for them to all pay him for music lessons. Because his parents sent him to school for a music degree. So he could tell them he was a teacher! Funny stuff, think they were charged $5 dollars a week
There are not and have not been a lot of bands ,out of a 5 man group..........4 were lead singer material. The Band are ONE !
The Band had backed up Bob Dylan. They were known as Bob Dylan and The Band. After, they decided to be known as The Band.
They are 'The Band' because when they were with Bob Dylan they were introduced as 'Bob Dylan and The Band'.......when they separated from Bob they retained the title 'The Band'....the rest is history !!!!!
I have The Last Waltz on DVD and I'd be happy to send it to you 😊
Oh, thank you kindly 💚 We had quite a few offers already... that's so kind ☺️
At Last!!!....
Try harder to get The Last Waltz. It's got the emotional songs like this and some real fun songs too. Oh and the guest stars 🤩
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There's a lot of backstory, and I don't want to dredge up bad blood, since both Robbie and Levon are no longer with us... but let's just say that when you see "written by Robbie Robertson." (period), it should be taken with a grain of salt.
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Great as it was, yet somehow the flim version is a shortened one, some verses amounted to 1:30 long has been cut from the performance. Got to hear full sound recording of the concert performance or studio version.
This was Bob Dylan's band early on.
And Ronnie Hawkins' band earlier on.
@@Hexon66I think they were called The Hawks when they backed Ronnie Hawkins.
The original album version is better, but it's always good to see them live, which I did, twice. It was sublime.
this is how high-quality cocaine fuels creativity.
And every time you hear it, it will get better. Try a few different versions...