Robbie Robertson Talks About Jack Ruby, Robbing A Poker Game And His New Memoir

[@hannejeppesen1809]

I read Robbie's book and remembered these stories, but hearing Robbie telling it is priceless. Miss you Robbie.

[@johnnytoobad7785]

Robbie was one of the "Great ones". Musician, story teller and teacher. RIP Robbie.

[@robertmoser3415]

No one will really know except the members of the Band what actually happened amongst themselves But the one things that comes across in my opinion is that they truly cared and had a genuine love for each other There music is timeless, helped define a generation, and as musicians were nothing short of brilliant and respected by their peers and admired by them as well I respect Robbies decision and insight on what the road would have done to them had they continued They have left a legacy of excellence, and a body of work that keeps generations listening , discovering , and is timeless

[@ericblair54]

I can't believe RR is gone! The same with Gordon Lightfoot. Being from Toronto I saw the Hawks at Le Coq d'or Tavern and Gordon Lightfoot at The Riverboat in Yorkville and over 20 times at Massey Hall. R.I.P. to all the musicians I saw in the 60's & 70's who have passed. "Fallen Angels" all.

[@deyoungaza]

What a story teller!

[@jeancoughlin7102]

I too was blown away by the Skyline Lounge story when reading the book. I also think if one reads the whole book it demonstrates so much of what brought the band to a close, mostly drugs and alcohol abuse.

[@LarryMcLarnon]

I, for one, am eternally grateful that Robbie has written his autobiography. I haven't obtained a copy of his book as yet, but I fully intend to.

[@rafflesxyz4800]

That's a great interview. Very good interviewer too. I guess we'll never know the 100% truth about Robbie's relationship with the band members, but what a beautiful tribute to Levon at 26 mins.

[@Mo_Taser]

This might help. "I've done a lot of stuff with Robbie from the movie soundtracks, Native American records, two Robbie solo records, all of the TV shows, specials in Europe and Rome and Spain. It's amazing. I lived with him when we were doing stuff. That's a lot of camaraderie. People who are listening or reading this interview, I'm going to underline something with a thousand underlines. Nobody knows more than me, speaking for myself, how he really is as a human being, a musician, a writer, and as a friend - how much he loved with all of his heart those guys. I can not stress that enough. Nobody knows that because they don't live with Robbie. Nobody knows that because they don't work with Robbie. They haven't recorded with him, hung out with him, in restaurants, control rooms, or hanging out with other people. More importantly, making those songs." -- Bill Dillon www.allmusic.com/artist/bill-dillon-mn0000061160/credits

[@JJJZANESVILLE2]

Thank you.@@Mo_Taser

[@Mo_Taser]

You're welcome. 👍@@JJJZANESVILLE2 I've spoken to Bill Dillon a number of times. He's played with Robbie longer than any of the original Band members played with Robbie. He can be seen performing with Robbie on the David Letterman show and elsewhere. Bill is adamant about what a fine man Robbie was.

[@cynthialangley7338]

❤️ RIP Robbie.

[@at_brunch3852]

Listening to The Last Waltz tonight. Oct 20, 2022. Owning the disc at my disposal gladdens my heart; being played regularly. I didn’t know about the b/w version. That’s the one I’d like to see&hear. ♥️🌹🇨🇦♥️

[@mikelisacarb]

Such an ironic situation that The Band was coming apart with hard drugs, at the same time that their music led so many people out of that false drug infested world of the 60s into something more honest and natural.

[@marvinhancock6433]

Robbie is a good stories teller

[@JJJZANESVILLE2]

If you live 'em, you can tell 'em. Been there.

[@kevinmccarthy4088]

I agree with the interviewer. Muddy's "Caledonia" in the raw Last Waltz footage was indeed a great tune.

[@scottw6375]

I would love to hear Robbie sit down and talk about Richard Manuel for an hour and talk about what kind of a person he was

[@ArchStantonify]

I couldn't agree more. I love The Band and I visited Richard's grave in Stratford a couple of years ago for my birthday. I just wanted to pay my respects and say thanks for all the music, I purchased a small bottle of Grand Marnier and drank a shot or 2 at his graveside and I never felt so alive in all my life. I am Irish and grew up listening to the Band from a very early age all thanks to my Dad.

[@imannonymous7707]

Rip Richard. .....I have mixed feelings about Robbie....kinda sucks...cuz I love the band.....but then again I don't know him. Or any of the others.... Just love the music they gave us.

[@andrewnorris1514]

@@imannonymous7707 great answer. That's how I feel. What is really the truth? But they fully gelled at one time

[@ynotttt]

@@imannonymous7707 ….you mean he stole the money from the others…..Ha!! Ok…he also wrote the songs and ran the band as the others could not.

[@mikearchibald744]

@@ynotttt Songwriting credits are pretty straightforward. They all had LOTS of opportunities to write songs and didn't. Such is life. You don't get songwriting royalties for being the rhythm section no matter what. Robbie just became successful and obviously has a high opinion of himself, two things a lot of people don't like. I like his story telling and love his songs but some interviews I'm like 'dude, you never discovered penicillin".

[@cracklezapper]

Awesome interview with an all time legend! Enjoyed it a lot!

[@TheMates2024]

I just finished reading Testimony. I read many biographies, but this is the most exciting and moving one.

[@sratus]

Have you read Levon's?

[@TheMates2024]

@@sratus I'm right in the middle of it. Also amazing.

[@shadowknight9807]

He has such a unique way of talking about his career. He always makes me laugh and he does it the same way every time. Truly his own man and able to see the humor in all of it as well as the meaningfulness. I had read/heard some real negative stuff somewhere that he was such a selfish and demanding guy - like it was all him and no one else mattered in The Band. Obviously, that is not found here. Where is the truth? Listen some more....

[@Luke-pd7xj]

He’s cool, but Levon was the man

[@hannejeppesen1809]

We all have our favorites. I love all The Band members. They were all multitalented. My favorites though are Robbie and Rick Danko. Robbie because he wrote the songs, and great guitar player, Rick for his soulful singing and both of them for their charm, charisma and when they were younger very good looking and sexy.@@Luke-pd7xj

[@hannejeppesen1809]

@@Luke-pd7xj We all have our favorites, mine is Robbie and Rick.

[@hannejeppesen1809]

I have always loved The Band, all of them, but Robbie was always my favorite, he was so good looking when he was younger. Reading his book I found I can identify with some of the things Robbie is writing about. I was adopted and an only child, but I did not have abusive parents. By the way since I kind of rediscovered The Band I have also developed a soft spot for Rick Danko. Robbie and Rick were both so good looking, sexy and so much charisma back then.

[@hannejeppesen1809]

I'm of Robbie's generation. When President Kennedy was assisinated I was a teenager in my native Denmark. When MLK and Bobby Kennedy was shot I was an au pair in Westport Ct. and Robbie is describing how my generation felt at that time. We just couldn't believe it and had trouble digesting it. Like Tom Hayden said "we became a generation of what if's".

[@fgsp8909]

You are so right !!!! I always loved tura lura lura and always got frustrated to not being able to watch it live ! Since i found the black and white concert, i never watched the scorcese movie ever again

[@lamper2]

great interviewer-we could use more like him here in USA

[@skoch9995]

It can be done. Just get rid of that *Dumb Stump Donald Trump. In the meantime, listen to Q* (on Canadian CBC radio) every work day of the week at 10 AM PST.

[@scrapbookvinylplus2320]

Awful interviewer. Trying to prove to Robby how smart he is. I want to hear Robby talk not you. He’s the interesting and talented one. Not you.

[@andrewnorris1514]

@@scrapbookvinylplus2320 Exactly. Robbie did a great job of not unloading on the guy. Kinda tells you where we are now a days don't it

[@ckidd2436]

Great stories! Amazing life. :)

[@tometheridge4711]

From his home in Woodstock, New York, the amiable Canadian also expressed his desire to make an album with Keith Richards, explained why he took a long hiatus from recording, and offered some less-than-flattering observations on old Bandmate Robbie Robertson. MATTHEW LEWIS: Rick, on the new album, I really like your version of Twilight. Why did you pick that particular old Robbie Robertson song to record? RICK DANKO: I hate to say this, but it's as much of a Rick Danko song as it is a Robbie Robertson song. I just forgot to seek (credit). Robbie was very tight with sharing those responsibilities. That's why he's where he is, and that's why we are where we are, to make a long story short... He'll say he did it all, if you give him the opportunity, MATTHEW: Are there a lot of old Band songs that you feel you should have been credited on? RICK: I feel that way about the whole band. Especially the music. A lot of them stories, Levon (Helm, Band singer and drummer) told a lot of great stories that we worked in the lyrics for songs. But that's behind us. I feel much the way Mike Love (of the Beach Boys) feels. (Love sued bandmate Brian Wilson for denying him songwriting credits.) Maybe I'll have to end up hiring his lawyer (laughs). MATTHEW: What's your relationship with Robbie these days? RICK: I don't really speak to him or see him that much. He's hanging out in that Armani crowd, I guess, wearing them Armani suits. SOURCE: theband.hiof.no/articles/rd_interview_bigo_may_1997.html

[@kevinjoseph517]

@Rick B robbie tore it apart

[@barefootrecords]

Harsh ... a young band were advised to just split everything 4 ways by their manager called u 2 / net worth today ? Millions $$$ / think of all the great LPS the band could have done in the 80s

[@handle-schmandle]

Unfortunately Rick is just as mistaken here about how royalties work as Levon was in his book. Collaborating doesn’t get you a writing credit. That’s just not the way it works.

[@patriciajohnson3017]

RIP Robbie❤

[@pilgrimMj]

Big time, Tom! Big time!

[@lastnamefirst4035]

Its big time, Bill as in Bill Graham. Who the hell is Tom?

[@andrewnorris1514]

@@lastnamefirst4035 your killing me

[@keithwhittington1322]

Thanks, Tom.

[@seaperu1]

ft. worth gig sounded like something david lynch would write … yet this owner was jack ruby

[@tonythetigerlongliverocknroll]

I love the Band! Five different guys.......All unique ! ... Levon is my favourite member cos of his soulful voice and great drumming! But thank God Robbie wrote all those songs ........They were such a great band ..... Great Songs ....Great Arrangements ....Great Musicians ........Great blending voices ......... They all played their part and that's what made the band so great ........Money changes people ........ but I still love the band ;)

[@andrewnorris1514]

They all made each other great

[@Dad44315]

They all made each other great. And they all made Robbie rich. He said the members of the band have fallen into drug addiction. He had had enough and tired of living on the road. Interpreted that has Robbie had his addiction and his drug of choice was money fed by greed. And he was getting high off of the talent and hard work from the very people he called his brothers his friends the band. Then finally Robbie through the foggy Haze and lens of his drug of choice reached his Nirvana his ultimate High, the last Waltz.. he took all the drugs and went home and left the rest high and dry, why his friends was left with nothing but withdrawals. I think the Last Waltz, the way it was structured the money and how much each would get paid, and they all had a choice take it or leave it. I believe everyone except Robbie got 30 or 40,000 a piece over a 2-year period and Robbie still to this day receives money and royalties and that concert. The rest of the band never received another dime. I think that sums up Robbie and his true motives and how his drug of choice had such a bad effect on his brothers his friends the band. From the beginning until the end I never seen it coming

[@ckidd2436]

Robbie made The Last Waltz happen. The band showed up and played. Big difference.

[@handle-schmandle]

@@Dad44315The others did it to themselves. It was not Robbie’s job to save them.

[@hannejeppesen1809]

Read Barney Hoskyns biography of The Band, "Across the great divide". It gives a pretty balanced view of what happen, is quite critical of Robbie at times. However, according to Hoskyns they all made a lot of money, much was wasted on drugs and bad money management.@@Dad44315

[@charlesschrader2988]

Play on 1.5 speed makes it so nice. You will thank me.

[@TheClemcaster]

You're right....something about the hand gestures as well.

[@ericwalters5382]

Play the Ramones on 1.5 speed. Tell Joey, Johnny & Dee Dee I said hello.

[@AceBaseKingOfSpace]

He wrote it long hand!

[@clarkewi]

Robbie looks great.

[@pretorious700]

I love Robbie, and I love Levon. Whatever happened between them and the other Band members is just not my business.

[@janefriel6895]

Exactly,I can't stand these "interviewers" who can't get past it.

[@pretorious700]

@Marten Dekker ..It's not your business either.

[@olddad4551]

@@pretorious700 It kind of is. RR's a very public person, a celebrity, and now, after the major players are gone, wants to tell his story. But remember, it's his story that he's telling, and maybe that's not "the" story. Side note - wow, he comes off as completely self-centered in this interview, like, everything he's done and doing is some sort of favor he's doing us.

[@malbuff]

@Marten Dekker He didn't "keep," he bought the rights because some of the guys needed the money. You can argue he could have given them a chance to get them back, out of friendship or loyalty. But he didn't "steal" anything.

[@lastnamefirst4035]

@@olddad4551 its disappointing to discover what he is really like. Robbie loves Robbie

[@getchristielove]

This video should be titled Jack Ruby and the one armed go-go dancer. Lolololol.

[@bioux101]

Does anyone have a link to this raw black and white video they speak of??

[@stevenreed3090]

71k Love

[@marvinhancock6433]

They had half of the rock n roll comunaty of that time on stage that night

[@UUBrahman]

This interviewer interrupts about 7:25 and continues to try to run or manage the interview with a bunch of prepared questions and are not connected. Better to let Robbie talk and then condense thru editing later.

[@mjsmcd]

Rip 8/9/23

[@geekay1349]

Its a good read!

[@carollathrop7566]

Marshal tucker fire on the mountain

[@brucelee8068]

JACK RUBYS CLUB WAS IN DALLAS NOT FT WORTH

[@jordansmith5978]

He had two clubs...

[@jillfryer6699]

[@sratus]

It's cute that people pretend they haven't heard the Jack Ruby's club story before.

[@lyf45mo]

Robbie and Garth are the only members of the band that were not ground down by drugs, alcohol and tobacco.

[@d.6436]

robbie used heroin

[@Hickbilly9]

@@d.6436 He was on smack for years. The enTire band was on it. Still a good Band!

[@Euroca75005]

@@Hickbilly9 Robbie hated heroin. He tried it once and found it a grim and frightening drug. He stayed away from it although he used other drugs. Refer to his autobiography which I have read.

[@AhNee]

Uh, they all smoked. I believe Robbie still does. He was doing coke while the rest were smacked out on heroin. There weren't participating, he was trying to keep it going, and finally just gave up.

[@lastnamefirst4035]

@@d.6436 He said in his book he used heroin by mistake (yeah, right) He thought it was cocaine

[@nigelducharme6767]

ill take you there

[@scrapbookvinylplus2320]

The interviewer ruined this for me. Talked more than the talented guy people tuned in to listened to. Brutal

[@janebraun4482]

He did a great job of it!

[@JadenJahci]

Beirdo's Place. (Clearly) Kind Regards, Columbo

[@nigelducharme6767]

Ill take you there

[@keithgrimes9622]

Interviewer does a good job of working with Robbie.

[@James-hm8tq]

Like he said "that's a unbelievable story" I don't believe it.

[@smittysmat7826]

5:10 Both of them totally ignoring the glaring pun. Lol!

[@Alexandra-g9f]

😮

[@golds04]

And how he “ forgot” to include others in the royalty for co writing. Wasn’t the first - or last. His buddy slowhand matched him well. Not uncommon- not so nice. Evidence- listen to Todd Rundgren interview when he produced their album. That said- brilliant brilliant songwriter.

[@robjames3864]

Why did they quit so soon? They were all still young. They could of just took a hiatus for awhile. Of course they wouldn't of had the Last Waltz.

[@KatieReadsKoziesAndMore]

Robbie left home at age 14 (1957) and moved to another country to try his hand as a professional musician. If you read his autobiography, you will see these early years were grim. He and Levon fought hard and long to achieve their dream. They lived on-the-road for 19 years, achieving all their original goals. It is imperative for humans to keep setting new goals to survive this life we are given. The road started taking a toll. Drug use, which started with diets pills in the 1950’s, were now bad habits clinging to the backs of his band mates (except for Garth). Manuel, Danko and Helms appeared to have lost their way in search of their next fix. All the money, talent and fame was no longer their passion. Self-destruction in the form of alcohol and drugs took over their lives. Yes, Robertson did drugs right along with them. But he lucked out and his passion for work and family were stronger than his next high. Read his book. Do I believe every word of it? No, but I do believe in the grim realities of touring. We’ve lost too many great musicians because of life on-the-road, or habits they picked up while touring that followed them home. Personally, I cannot imagine living out of a suitcase for 19 years.

[@lastnamefirst4035]

@@KatieReadsKoziesAndMore I read Testimony. I dont think I learned too much I didnt already know. What be the issues between RR and Helm are 2 sides to every story. I also read This Wheel Is On Fire by Levon which I enjoyed more. Ive alwys liked RR, great artist. However I dont like the man so much. His book was full of self love snd appraisal. He, was the best and had the biggest and best of everthing down to best coffee and best gourmet food. Not so much these dsys. His wife divorced him after the release of his book, he lost his biggest best malibu home. Sometimes learning the person behind the talent isnt always a good thing. The Band gave us alot if good music and for that Im grateful

[@KatieReadsKoziesAndMore]

Sammy Scotch Agreed. I base my he said/he said on record sales following Robertson’s departure from The Band. Those numbers are a statement-of-fact. There is no doubt that both men are flawed. Undoubtedly, Testimony has much of Robbie’s storytelling...not necessarily truth telling in it. There is also no doubt that Levon’s voice and musicality was vital to the success of the band. Drugs and ego are very destructive to the longevity of too many talented musicians. I know many couples who break up after retirement when both spouses are home and they realize just how much there is to dislike about each other. Karma comes back on each and every one of us.

[@lastnamefirst4035]

@@KatieReadsKoziesAndMore you got me thinking about divorce at retirement. I live near a retirement community and am around it everyday. We dont think about older people divorcing after near a lifetime together but it happens. It makes me glad I didnt hang in there w my ex. To live the last chapter of your life hating the person your with would be so much worse than living alone. Im alone but not lonely. When married I was very lonely and depressed. Thanks for your thoughts. Its a good way to start a saturday

[@chrismorgan7494]

@@lastnamefirst4035 Totally living your exact sentiments. Divorce took alot out of me, but in the end I found myself again.

[@JadenJahci]

Leavon's "Demon" as Robbie called it,...was in fact Leavon just wanting people to be spiritually "better" than they were able to consciously be. Sincerely, Born Again Butt Kicker

[@hannejeppesen1809]

None of them were perfect, certainly Levon was not, he had a temper, when he did heroin he got paranoid.

[@alexgramm5170]

Well, I have been working this out for some time. Of ,course who am I : nobody. Mr. Robertson was the main force of those songs. Its accepted in the industry that the main writer gets the most credit and money royalties. Its well known that the others did not write as much. Mr; Helm was not a prolific writer after the band. However, It seems Mr Helm's beef was more towards the fact that the others did in fact contribute to the creation of those songs and as friends and buddy's coming up together; Mr. Robertson could have given them more acknowledgement and a better percentage of songwriting credits.

[@AhNee]

So, more money for less work? By the end, especially, the rest were all strung out on heroin, didn't want to participate/do the work, so Robbie basically had to take over running things, then they wanted to cry because he got more recognition and money. He got tired of trying to pull them together, so, Last Waltz happened. They got together after that, without Robbie, and never really had another hit again. There's some math in that.

[@gideon2060]

No evidence Jack Ruby ever owned a roofless club in Fort Worth, or anywhere else for that matter.

[@happythankyoumoreple]

Never said anything negative about Levon? Just called him negative and difficult and basically lots of damning character traits in this interview alone. Along with stating he never raised any issues for 10 years. Evidence to the contrary.

[@hannejeppesen1809]

Levon wrote his book bashing Robbie, before Robbie said anything negative about Levon until after that, and even so he still has good things to say about him.

[@jimmyjohnston8287]

She needs to come clean. They all do. Maybe in Volume 2.

[@marvinhancock6433]

Being a American I am aware of Canada with the French vs the English harsh feelings for each other I wonder who they treated Robbie being half Indian probably the same way America treated native Americans Indian hear what a shame on America shame on Canada give back to the Indian and ask for forgiveness even though we don't deserve it and leave them alone

[@buckodonnghaile4309]

Stick with the issues in your own country Marvin. You're lost on this one.

[@marvinhancock6433]

You can't do it better just saying

[@stewartmac9568]

q on cbc:Yea Robbie .No Bitterness?But you got ALL the Money? Thanks.Mac.Shnnn..2021.

[@ckidd2436]

Maybe he just held onto his money better, and used his talent and passion to earn more.

[@bruinsfan8278]

I believe Levon, thats all im saying

[@ckidd2436]

Ronnie Hawkins said Levon's bitterness happened after "he blew through all of his money".

[@hannejeppesen1809]

Levon did the same to Ronnie Hawkins, when he didn't agree with Ronnie's management style and Levon and the other Band member wanted to split and form their own band, apparently Levon totally turned on Ronnie forgetting they use to be friends. @@ckidd2436

[@redneckmacgyverjohnny7476]

like the parody it's what's up in my HEAD ? work with me on some other things .

[@lastnamefirst4035]

RR always mentions his Indian heritage. He moved from the res when he was a kid and never did return or do anything for the nation less it be a photo op and story for him. But what really turned me off was his book Testimony which is more a love letter to himself. Also he said he saw Levon in the hospital when he was dying and they had a good conversation about old times. Levon's wife wouldnt allow him to see Levon and Levon couldnt talk at that point anyway.. He lied.

[@janebraun4482]

Proof of this, the wife refused him? hmmm.

[@hannejeppesen1809]

Robbie never said when he visited Levon that they talked, he said he went and held his hand, but Levon was not aware, he was in coma.

[@hannejeppesen1809]

Robbie spend vacations on the reservations where his mother grew up. He was not born there, but he had family there, and he did go back and visit over the years. Do some research. Robbie have don'e several things for the Six Nations, music, writing books about some indian leaders, and other stuff. It is all readily available for anyone that wants to know the truth.

[@419thmilitia]

How can you trust a guy who fn sings into a mic that's turned off smiling at the camera? You fuckin cant. From Arkansas you're welcome.

[@keepinitspicy5182]

419thmilitia. What a dickish comment. Robbie is the shit!

[@corybritton5697]

that was a lie for dumb ass's glad to see you bought it you fucking imbecile

[@ernieolea101]

So what is Robbie's Jewish last name...,I would not have taken Robertson as the last name ...doesn't look like a Robertson ,when I first saw Robbie ,I felt it strange. E olea

[@rapcollective5299]

Ernie Olea it's Klegerman

[@allenschmitz9644]

oy vey.

[@AhNee]

"Doesn't look like"? You know his mom was Mohawk, right? Or, does he "not look First Nations", either? Geez.

[@lastnamefirst4035]

@Rick B fk u. Is that enough sense for you or do you need more words?

[@lastnamefirst4035]

@Rick B ooo im soooo scared! Why the hell are u defending a 78 yr old man? I lked RR until I read his book. It was his own words that did him in for me...uh o..did I say too much? Did I hurt your feelings? Ya better tell it to robbie lol

[@majorsmythe1]

Sorry Levon was correct in his book.According to Levon and The Band members Robertson took all the money,,,,,some friend.

[@AVirtualTourist]

Ok, I certainly don't believe Helm either. But don't you dare try to put him down as a douche bag. Levon Helm was one of the greatest musicians who ever lived, he always pulled his weight, he always gave his band members their props, he was a hell of a nice guy once you got to know him. The second half of his life was a very hard row to hoe and he needed someone to blame for it. He was human and over time he developed an incorrect viewpoint. It happens. And your critique doesn't take Robbie's own feelings into account. He has always considered Levon a brother and a friend, and one of the best musicians he's ever worked with, and he even visited him on his deathbed. I think both of you should know you each have no clue, neither of you were there. Robbie was. I'll take MY cues from him.

[@michaelcoffey4953]

The way I heard the story (second and third hand) was that after years of living "high off the hog" the money started to run out and Robbie, who was a bit more sophisticated and worldly, not only had earned more money than the others but had invested and protected his assets better. Whether or not writing credits should have been different, no one broached the subject when it would have made a difference. All of these men are incredibly important and special as a group and this "whose side are you on" is just silly. It's about the music afterall and everything else is the business of those involved.

[@TheTestingGrounds]

No matter whose side you take in Robbie vs. Levon, one thing is for sure..Levon was not a douche bag. That guy in your avatar would certainly agree.

[@starwarsfreak1111]

You can't deny the fact that Robbie was miming in a lot of concerts... I mean his mic was unhooked. It's just a known fact that he mimed a lot of backing vocals.

[@MrUndersolo]

Robbie wrote the music and tried to organize things when they were without Dylan and Levon left to work down south. I have nothing but respect for the man. Just read Testimony and even if it does not tell the whole story, it does cover as much of the truth as possible.

[@doortoodoor1289]

how can anyone suggest to make it better? ridiculous

[@AVirtualTourist]

Take a load off Robbie; the weight, I mean.

[@michaelballiet2412]

I just listen to this interview and can't shake the vibe of him being a phony. It's not only this interview. I got the same vibe while watching Rumble. I can honestly say I can't get behind anything he says just because of the feeling I get while listening to the words he says.

[@lastnamefirst4035]

I really liked him til I read his book He loves himself a bit too much

[@Bubbacat54]

awful wig !

[@davidayer2168]

R U sure??

[@janefriel6895]

Not

[@chrismorgan7494]

That's Robbie's real hair. The benefits of being Indian.

[@noellarash367]

That is not a wig

[@chance2929]

LOL!! "I have no bitterness" LOL!!! ...OF COURSE NOT!! YOU GOT ALL THE MONEY HONEY!!! Levon's "negativity" and "bitter and angry" "a demon" ....but I never speak bad of him...LOL...Spoken like a true forked tongue white man Robbie! LOL...Long live Levon!

[@crystalship9900]

chupa cabra Robbie is a cherokee indian.

[@AhNee]

No, he isn't. He's Mohawk First Nations.

[@jillfryer6699]

So where on earth is Jack Ruby in this story? Blown out the roof of the Skyline Lounge? Oh. About 20mins in you find out the unsurprising thing that Ruby owned the night club they played in. Once in Fort Worth. Except it was Dallas, so someone says. Suppose he could have more than one nightclub. So much for Jack Ruby. It'd be a better interview if that red herring/brush with celebrity, was never mentioned. Once its clear he wasn't RR's dad. Not a word about BD! That's funny. Is this guy as much an intolerable egotist as Young Neil or that man Ivan?

[@hannejeppesen1809]

Jack Ruby did have 2 nigth clubs, the one in Dallas was successful, he was trying to get the second on going. Who is BD, could you explain.

[@majorsmythe1]

Over rated.

[@janefriel6895]

So, have you not seen The last Waltz?

[@cinnamonbang1913]

This Tom Power dude is so verbose and keeps pontificating, eating up the air time of the guest. How boring. Power has no power. He should muzzle his ego and study Larry King. And focus.

[@nigelducharme6767]

Ill take you there