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Crossroads Festival 2007 - Robbie Robertson

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Uploaded by on Aug 2, 2007

With the Eric Clapton band, "Who Do You Love" tribute to Bo Diddley.

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  • Hey guys can we tone it down a bit? I am getting negative feedback and at least one email complaint about these last comments.

  • He did a great job on the guitar tho, overall solid two songs from him.

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  • Garth was invaluable to The Band. It took all five members individually to make up an ensemble that delectable! I wish this blame game between Band fans would just go away. There's nothing anyone can do about it now. Why Hate anyone for something none of us even know the real unbiased facts to? Stop it and enjoy what we have left!

  • no Garth = no Band

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  • Robbie DID sing " Out of the Blue " whilst in The Band. Loved the band, love his solo output as well. He's lookin' big these days ?

  • It didn't necessarily kill Danko, because they weren't touring when he died. The only reason they continued touring after Manuel died was because they had to fill up their remaining tour dates.

  • Wowee, a video of a video

  • Robertson saw that the road was going to kill someone, which it did, Manuel and Danko.

  • you got blame someone

  • just by guitar and writing all the great songs he did.Well he wasnt the best member of the band in fact in my opinion theres a 3 way tie for #1. which is Richard,Levon and Rick

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