The Hawks - Farther Up The Road (1961) descargar videos gratis

David Sullivan

who's the guy left of Rick Danko

Zev Feldman

WONDERFUL ROCKIN

sambowman91

I mean, if these guys went from those young kids in that pic to what they looked like at the Last Waltz, maybe Robbie had a point about the road being hard...

Glenn Echo

It's Levon singing, you dummies. He's just singing in a higher key here than he did those classic Band songs. He settled in a lower register to get all that resonance in his voice, and to give Rick Danko space to sing above him.

tuney toons

Robertsons playing is in 1961 way before Clapton...

Karen Durant

no doubt

MusicDude86

I can't believe people think this is Ronnie Hawkins on the lead vocal....these jabronies need to listen to Forty Days or Mary Lou by Ronnie Hawkins and then come back and take a listen to this. It's quite obvious this is Levon singing the lead.

Zack Hutchinson

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bartv

garth hudson, the bigheaded boy

frankdrac

jerry penfound

frankdrac

Jerry Penfound He played sax.

DaveTV

Who's the guy on the left?

Brian David Stoliker

Yeah. I want a piece of that action. That's Levon. The only "diction training" involved here is a matter of 50 years of aging in the lips and gums. The vowel sounds give it away - That's Levon.

michael markrush

So ive been wrong before. the liner notes to"The Band A musical history box set." credits levon on vocal. Robbie on guitar and rick danko on bass.

michael markrush

at 2.32 is the giveaway if the phrasing wasnt enough. its ronnie hawkins singing.

Nathaniel Reed

yeah that's the whole band. Jerry pre something is on the far left. he played saxophone for a little bit.

Carlos Castillo

I was ten back then,Wow! You can see how young they were.Most of the Band is there...

Rich Miller

*Farther Up The Road*Ronnie Hawkins and the Hawks(changed their name to the Band)This be in the groove!

Julia S

I've been a Levon Helm fan longer than you've probably been alive. If it's Levon like you claim, then he had intensive diction training.. One doesn't loose that distinctive Levon Southern drawl at the drop of a hat.. Show me that 'documented fact on this particular tract

bob fred

I'll take you up on that bet - How much money you talking? ;)

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