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Robbie Robertson
Declared a ‘guitar genius’ by Bob Dylan, Robbie Robertson – born Jaime Royal
Robertson on July 5, 1943, in Toronto, Canada - was one of the men responsible
for electrifying folk music in the 1960s and creating some of the era's classic,
rootsy, blues rock. Born to a Jewish father and Native American mother, he was
taught to play by relatives from a young age and joined local bands Little
Caesar and the Consuls and Thumper and the Trambones as a teenager. His break
came when he befriended rockabilly star Ronnie Hawkins and became lead guitarist
in his backing group The Hawks along...
Somewhere Down the Crazy RiverRobbie Robertson
Broken ArrowRobbie Robertson
Crazy LoveAaron Neville and Robbie Robertson
Shine Your LightRobbie Robertson
Ghost DanceRobbie Robertson and Robbie Robertson & the Red Road Ensemble
Peyote HealingRobbie Robertson, Verdell Primeaux and Johnny Mike
Somewhere Down the Crazy RiverRobbie Robertson
Robbie Robertson
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Broken ArrowRobbie Robertson
Robbie Robertson
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Crazy LoveAaron Neville and Robbie Robertson
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Shine Your LightRobbie Robertson
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Ghost DanceRobbie Robertson and Robbie Robertson & the Red Road Ensemble
Music for the Native Americans
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Peyote HealingRobbie Robertson, Verdell Primeaux and Johnny Mike
Contact from the Underworld of Redboy
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