Sixto Rodriguez Like a Rolling Stone

[@DebbieMcGennisken-ui5dp]

I began enjoying sixto 42 years ago. Have a few original vinyls. Could listen and watch him all day. Such a talent in every way and a beautiful soul. Intelligent and humble. I would have loved to have a chat with him. RIP Sir. Love you forever. 💜💜💜

[@user-qb4kn9dd3o]

i was lucky enough to see him play in 2021 live.

[@jl5464]

thanks to his music, he will live forever! Sending ❤️ from Detroit

[@evilisisrael]

Thank You South Africa for keeping The Sugar Man Alive

[@txslowpoke]

Two words describe this man: talented, and humble.

[@simondalzell5635]

Never heard of him until I saw the Documentary last week. What an eye opener. Incredible story and man. So humble. What a version this is. Unbeatable. Heartwarming.

[@KOSMICKEN09]

I'd heard of him a little before that - mojo magazine had reviewed his two albums - I was shocked when I first heard about the movie

[@dannylooney7348]

mind blowing. CRAZY. MESMERIZING. LIFE Changing. made me question my reality Just tricking. wild. I love how they did it. how they told u he was dead from the start. it just……i’m wordless it’s magical and fulfilling and beautiful and lovely. and sad and happy and just plain crazy. I loved it.

[@dannylooney7348]

He’s like an Angel. He was a star and no one knew it except for him and a small few acquaintances (maybe). and a million or two people from South Africa. mind blowing. IMPOSSIBLE STORY. but crazy and true. all at the same time. wow wow wow. wild!!!

[@jeanne819]

What documentary did you watch ? I love him 🙏❤️

[@simondalzell5635]

@@jeanne819 Searching for Sugar Man. (2012 Film )

[@Brucebuckelew]

What a man. No anger at the lost years. My favorite quote "There is no shame in hard work, or in poverty". Going to his concert in SF this Thursday. I can't wait.

[@robertsteele9383]

RIP Sexto. One of THE Most underrated musicians EVER . You never got the recognition you deserved .

[@emilyneri7097]

I am sitting here in utter disbelief. I simply can't comprehend how this can happen. Rodriguez has always been a staple in music collections with the likes of Rolling Stones, Dylan, Van Morrison, Doors, Eagles. Name a classic and Rodriguez has always nestled within such greats if not eclipse many same such greats. I am both exhilarated that he finally can understand the power and strength he has given to the world and in our individual lives, and sad that he was unaware for so long. Such words!

[@abelincoln5698]

The documentary was great but his albums are even better ! When I decided to watch the film I didn't expect to discover an artist whose records I would go buy - but I sure did. He's damn good

[@marjandonkers8149]

Look at his hands 🕊

[@suntzu723]

Sometimes reality surpasses fantasy! The incredible story of Sixto Rodriguez proves that for one more time! Not only a great artist, but also a wonderful person! RIP Sixto Rodriguez!

[@davidlatimer3091]

Rest in peace Sixto..You were great 👍

[@cornelmaris9386]

You can't help but have the utmost respect for this man. He has known about his fame for a number of years now, He is selling out large venues every where he goes and he is still as humble as they come, he give's away most of his earnings and he's happy. God Bless You Rodriguez

[@ladyblue3003]

I just watch the movie "Searching for sugar man" and I think that is one of the most amazing stories I've ever seen... really fascinating!

[@flaviorossi6097]

I AGREE

[@TzzX78]

It's so incredibly story of a humble and hard working laborer created music many years ago that changed South Africa for good of the people. And receiving not one cent from his music sold to millions of people in SA.

[@mbforever8906]

Jennifer Blue yeah it’s Sept. 2018 and my brother told me about it. Here in Nova Scotia Canada. Best documentary is right . Best heartwarming story for me. I m a Sixto Fanatic now. Got twin daughters 9 yrs old , bought them 2 guitars and started them in lessons. I call them Sixto and Dylan. Keep watching for my girls in a few years Brooke and Bailey.

[@sharonyoung2153]

I went OUt & bought it & Loved it......

[@sharonyoung2153]

I watched this & loved it!

[@georgesmith-mh6qx]

This guy Rodriguez was absolutely massive in Pentridge prison in Melbourne in the early 70's. Still love him now... This is a great version of probably my absolute favourite song of all time

[@hutchfromba]

Everybody should watch " Searching for Sugarman " . Awesome film.

[@lookosteffo]

seen it and loved it

[@PabloK1964]

wonderful true story. Love it.

[@skuzapo9365]

Truly fantastic.

[@Douglaxcafearabica]

Can be impossible to believe, but, I watched las weekend...AWESOME!!!!

[@franciscoramirez4179]

Loved it! Absolutely love it!👍

[@judetk1]

Fantastic, he touched my soul in the 70's, saw him in Melbourne 3 nights ago, beautiful man, we love you Sixto.

[@musiquito2010]

IM a musician , a DJ and a music lover but damn it I never knew about Rodriguez till 2018 and I feel robbed .This guy is an icon a living legend !!

[@SiouxZee]

I'd like to second that. Thanks South Africa for keeping this guy alive so that I could hear his story, and even more importantly, that I could get to know his music. I've been more exited about his two albums, Cold Fact and Coming From Reality, than any other albums I have heard, ever. Amazing and legendary music.

[@darrenhakenson2807]

It is far too often in this world that art is rewarded before the artist himself has lived long enough to respect the gift of acclimation... Sixto Rodriguez is the greatest example of an artist who sees not what he has given, but what it has returned... So few ever get to see the world as they have changed it through the eyes of age, and Rodriguez has earned every cheer, every smile and every tear shed of his contribution to this world... For that, we can all be grateful...

[@SportyOtterPop]

That's so beautiful, and so true, what you said

[@berryscott3590]

The very name 'Sixto' puts me in mind of the fact that the sixties & early seventies (not unlike this era in some respects) was a very tumultuous time (I know, I was there, although a lot of it, in retrospect, seems kinda blurry ;)...Think of all the so-called stars, talented artists, from that period, who died at age 27...The Chinese have a saying, 'may you be cursed to live in interesting times'... which puts me in mind of Dylan's 'The Times They Are A Chang'in'...You ride that dragon , that was the Woodstock & Vietnam era, add youth & celebrity status, & it's a killer... Or as Robbie Robertson put it, 'a goddam impossible way of life'... when life becomes impossible, you die, simple as that... Rodriguez didn't die, but he sure paid his dues, & you're right, he earned his celebrity status... He worked in the mean streets of Detroit, a living breathing metaphor for the rampant decay that is urban America, renovating old buildings, breathing in Asbestos dust...year after year, decade after decade... How did he survive that with vocal chords still intact?... 'I WONDER...' P.S.: His daughter is beautiful & very insightful, like her dad...PEACE OUT

[@MBKMA69]

Beautifully said..... excellent appraisal of Sugarman.....

[@jebro]

a very humble man he is.

[@haaikos]

Proudly South African ...we grew up with this amazing man and his music! He just had a ton of sold out concerts down here in South Africa! The man ROCKS!!!!!

[@frederickglasser5617]

Wooooowwww!. This might be the best version of Like a Rolling Stone ever recorded. The keyboardist and the backing guitar deserve double deserts tonight. I saw the documentary last night; was waiting to see it years ago. Absolutely incredible story, that a guy that sold a couple dozen albums in the US sold half a million or more album in RSA. Then believed to be dead for well over 25 years. Then found when his daughter saw something on the Internet. Then gets hooked up with his most loyal fans. Then performs for a week in RSA. Goes back to his shack in Detroit. And then gets revived 15 years later. Yeah, right. And he can still perform. Nice story.

[@warwickmclean690]

I saw him in Adelaide Australia in 1980. He did a small sell-out tour because he had a big following here too. I was lucky enough to have a front row centre seat to see him again in Brisbane in 2016

[@graxav]

I still remember the day I first saw the LP cover of COLD FACT in 1973 - then I heard it - I've heard it 100,000 times and it will never grow old - love you brother ...

[@ubesep]

Can't stop smiling. Sixtos story is one with a happy ending. How often do we get one....

[@peterholt3913]

I agree but in saying more, it is refreshing to encounter a musician with such humility and joyous presence. In a business which is forever driven by ego, narcissism and selfish ambitions to listen, to experience Rodriguez is like encountering an enlightened being. Beautiful.. thank you for such wonderful musicianship and for a wonder life to share with us all who listen and watch.

[@jockssocks2005]

I too have just finished watching "Searching for Sugar Man". The premise of the movie is mind boggling. Rodriguez is the most humble of men. I've never heard of him, yet he took the people of South Africa through tumultuous times of apartheid, censorship, and military state actions.We have a great man, living in our own city of Detroit, yet he is not acknowledged here. I love his voice, and admire his humbleness.

[@4s2work]

"prophets are never appreciated in their own town and time"

[@jockssocks2005]

Very true.

[@greygtv6]

John Donohoe Another artist lesser known in the USA, but who made it big in SA is Shawn Phillips. I believe he is from Texas. Look for his album Second Contribution. If you don't know him, do yourself a favour and give it a listen.

[@cobboGHS91]

Rodriguez is much loved and well known in Australia.

[@FerOrpinell11-11]

Gracias por compartir esta masterpiece. Y gracias a Rodriguez . Su historia nos hace creer. Todavía existen los ideales. We still believe.

[@SuperGeo1963]

I knew you were a genius over 40 yrs ago.... still are My ole friend

[@jamesfloyd1864]

Sixto never sold his soul the industry. God bless him, and the kids in SouthAfrica that had the heart to see who he was.

[@cwillyrun]

The smile on his face says it all - he's in heaven when he's on stage!

[@vidarlarsen748]

This is nothing less than an enormous version of the greatest rock song in history!!

[@otaliesin2133]

WHAT A BACKING BAND! Pity this wasn't recorded better. Love the crooning Hammond Organ!

[@49mrjd]

this humble man is an awesome giant

[@brettpotter3926]

Listening to his music as a 14 year old in 1977 and lucky to see him in Brisbane Festival Hall a few years later and still have those original records and never stopped listening to his music I just thought he didn't tour anymore but he has more brilliant music today than the two albums from yesteryear his music never died.

[@cristianr.o.h8211]

Me da mucha nostalgia no haber escuchado a este tremendo artista antes por todos los problemas que tuvo que pasar, que gran cover de Bod Dilan el talento aun lo tiene el es uno de los padres del rock para los latinos

[@juancarrion7818]

Me extraña mucho que toque algo de otro,cuando vi éste video pensé que Dylan se la robó,me gustaria saberlo seguro.

[@juniorrodriguez7704]

Iam so proud and honored of to know of SIXTO!! THE GREAT CHICANO version of like Bob Dylan !!!!

[@sananto6896]

The chemistry among these dudes is freaking impressive. Makes for great sound, I could listen to this for hours....thanks for posting.

[@hugomiramontes973]

Has tocado mi corazón sixto y he darramado una lagrima. De nostalgia por tan sublime música, eres leyenda ahora

[@Neytiri...]

Sixto is simply THE BEST!!! Beautiful voice and marvellous personality. Love him!

[@tednugent5058]

i've been listening to this man ever since i was knee high to a grasshopper, im still loving his music & chillin' to it now, im 55.. & ima gonna die old disgracefully..the mans a bloody legend & his music soothes my soul.

[@laurierlepine3954]

Ted Nugent I

[@jean-pierretremblay8907]

Ok bommer

[@shanemurphy1926]

So the rest of the world finally caught up. I have a few of his albums. I bought the first one in 1977. I saw him in concert in the Hunter Valley (Australia) a few years ago with two of my sons. They love him too.

[@jeanne819]

Beautiful soul whose music will forever bring joy to my heart - RIP Sixto Rodriguez

[@blondlezard7028]

This guy just got a new huge fan ! Just can't stop smiling, this is so fuckin' good !!

[@geoff2204]

I used to listen to Rodriguez back in the 70s. My cousin had the albums and I thought he was pretty cool then. In a way the time capsule he hid away in all those years protected him and his art, bringing him into a new age with his values and integrity intact. Now we can all see that he is a truly remarkable artist and human being. His modesty, sincerity and profundity are in such stark contrast to today's bombastic overblown egomaniacs with their vile turgid muzak.

[@mimiappleby]

+geoff2204 So perfectly and beautifully stated! Thank you!

[@DreamingTogether]

+geoff2204 He stayed a pure spirit.

[@danielmartine1157]

+geoff2204 Beautifully said. I listened to him in the 70's, as well. Saw him a couple times. Glad the movie has helped to expose he and his music to a new audience.

[@JackA117]

+geoff2204 wow... well said

[@bobbymilks7375]

+geoff2204 BULL SHIT

[@pichon5740]

Como se pudo haber ocultado ese talento, XD , Gracias South Africa,por devolverlo a los que amamos la musica.

[@rayr37]

I first saw the doco about 12 months ago and was absolutely gobsmacked,To think this guy's talents were hidden from us ,and i am the first of the" baby boomers: (Australia), .yes ,that makes me 70,and have heard them all. What strikes us is the absolute humility and " earthiness" ot his man.What a story ,and what a LEGEND.

[@n.e.nichtmaus927]

Hey, I feel the same way here in America - I think maybe were both born needing to hear this song.. but until we did, we didn’t even know.. But now we do - and how does it feel? -Like a breath of better air, that’s how it feels

[@moonbeanification]

God I LOVE this man!!!

[@sugarjoe50]

Aside from his music, he's got to be one of the coolest dudes around!

[@hutchfromba]

It's a great documentary . Shows you how cut throat and corrupt the music industry can be. Sixto's music is great but if you take the time to watch "Searching For Sugar Man" it becomes even greater. Blues On....

[@woodyjagla328]

,,, yep, you're right ,,,,, and I have seen this documentary ,,,,, what a story !

[@sammyrodriquez9669]

ok sounds good man I was going out +Woody Jagla

[@sh230968]

Let me mention my own sequence of doing things. I read somewhere that a documentary about a potential hidden gem signer is made. Instead of finding out the documentary and using it as a step to discover the man and his music, I listened to Sixto Rodriguez Cold Fact album on KZbin. This is about 5 years ago. It was so easy to fall in love with Rodriguez's music permanently. I have watched the documentary in May 2019 (yesterday actually). I am happy about not wasting a minute in starting listening to his music.

[@alessandroracchetti9910]

He brings me back in the 70s. He has remained so pure. He did not sell himself .

[@user-vy2vz6qv6e]

My God, I heard the sugar man by accident 2 days ago and now I can't stop listening to him, and I am so glad I found him

[@n.e.nichtmaus927]

Yeah me too, about two weeks ago - the song’s been ringing in me ever since. I saw the vid on.. like Daily Comet, I think it was called. -Awful hosts badgered him into playing a live ‘Sugarman’ and…. He. Just. Makes. A. Diamond.

[@n.e.nichtmaus927]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/emazd2uvoLCIjac

[@johnmatrix7003]

First class. Plus. Love, like, all of Rodriguez songs. Plus. Reality. Plus. Sometimes depressing. Sometimes exhilertaing. Demanding of the senses to the music and lyrics and the essence between all that good stuff.

[@theorangepekoeteabagband4330]

Every talented forever unknown recording artist singer/songwriter of the 60's can only dream the Sixto Rodriguez story. It brought a tear to my eye.

[@SethHesio]

He is the real fucking deal... I love him, his outlook on life and his music... that face does not lie.

[@johnknottenbelt2502]

If it wasn't for the South Africans & the Aussie's support of Rodrigez music in the 70s & onwards, America would never have known about this "Treasure" of a muso ! Durban South Africa Loves you Man ! As you know. I met & spoke at length to Sexto when he played in Durban in the early 90's & he couldn't hear enough about "our stories" of the love of his music in he early 70s & what anthems they were for us ! "Long Live" man !

[@xandiec.181]

all my love and respect to Rodriguez!

[@joannmelton429]

Xandie C. is sixto still alive

[@joannmelton429]

sìxtò u r a sexy man with a great voice would love to meet you were both to old

[@ilovetheoren]

Bless you Mr. Rodriguez! Love your music, love your lyrics, love your voice! You're an incredible human being =) Awesome cover! I love Bob Dylan! Another amazing lyricist! Crucify Your Mind is my FAVORITE! Thank you for sharing your gift!!! You have helped a great deal of people through very difficult times! Bless your heart sir! ♥♥♥

[@peterelios7568]

Well put!

[@RaspMare]

Where is the LOVE button!! I just love this man!!

[@rodijahpeters4520]

This man is so effin BEAUTIFUL! Love him!

[@johnknottenbelt2502]

Love this guy ! He's an example of what music appreciators (no, not bootleggers) can do to bring a talented musician to the public & ultimately afford him the gratitude & accolades he & his music & their journey deserves. We passed around cassettes taken from an album & shared his music with our friends until many knew him. He became a light to us lities (South African slang for younger people), during our own battle against the repulsive regime we were shackled to & suppost to serve by giving our life & souls to it's military & it's policies. Amongst other artists Rodriguez' music became one of our torches against the regime. The album Cold Fact our voice in the pending darkness & now our anthem at having been delivered to the light within us & what unity can do. Unfortunately our present government seems heel bent on ling their pockets at the expense of the people. Another battle to overcome the New Oppressors will have to begin. What's that about, "Better the devil you know".....

[@1961Blanchflower]

Fantastic version: some of the verses really seem to apply to Sixto himself. Thanks for posting -- well filmed and quite moving.

[@melorapentecost1415]

Rodriguez owns this!! The best version!!

[@CameronsBlinds]

Australia always loved him too. The documentary missed this fact. He toured here in the 70s. Magic!

[@douglasmcquaid7585]

I saw Bob Dylan with Joan Baez in concert in 1965 at the Seattle Center Arena. Went to see Joan Baez. Never heard Bob Dylan. After hearing Dylan went out and bought all his records and shortly thereafter Dylan released "Bringing It All Back Home" which included many of the songs he sang. Never been the same since. But, Rodriquez is a better poet, truly sincere and humble. Dylan became a money-seeking hypocrite. What a difference! Rodriquez is the real thing and still can sing, even after 70.

[@briansmith1896]

#facts

[@sh230968]

I am a great, great fan of Dylan. No confusion about it. I do admit being a fan of Dylan takes a little bit of toll on my conscience. On the other hand though, Sixto Rodriguez can be loved for who he is. I have immense respect for Dylan's work but I would rate Rodriguez higher than Dylan because of the person Rodriguez is. You know what, work of Rodriguez is by no measure littler than Dylan's in terms of depth. It is sheer volume and longevity of Dylan's career that gives him a prominent place in the league of songwriters and influential personalities. But I am always shy of professing openly as a Dylan crazy because he is cynical to a sickening degree, unreal, insincere, and quite arrogant too. No offense meant here.

[@tomdale1313]

without opinions what do you have...no one compares to dylan with all his faults, bullshit, and his money whatever...

[@12babyapes59]

What do you mean never heard Bob Dylan , then went and out and bought all his albums , what am I missing?.

[@jackharry1646]

Hi Douglas, Great that you saw Dylan in 1965 must have been great. I got to see him in 1984 in Slane Castle. I was disappointed but that was because I didn’t understand why he was acting the way he was.. Recently I saw the film “Rolling Thunder” and it shed a lot of light on his behavior and the hard road he traveled to move on his career from he wanted him to do and to what we were expecting from him. He’s not as you described him in my opinion. You are a bit harsh maybe... “No direction home” is another film that may help you understand my view. Another film that gives perspective and understanding is “I’m not there”. Enjoy if you can find the time. Regarding Sexto, what a sad but heart warming story of an artist who should have been allowed us to share so much more....

[@UmoyaFilm]

Farewell Sixto - what a journey you walked - from being a complete unknown to as big as the Rolling Stones. Thank you for the music!

[@garymilligan9647]

A very humble man !

[@bettinitsallgood]

Hes a Treasure America overlooked ....

[@EduardoGarcia-vu5ts]

NO. HIS RACIST PRODUCER SCREWED HIM AND HID HIM FROM ALL OF US JUST TO KEEP ALL HIS PROFITS FROM SOUTH AFRICA.

[@TaurinoFuentes]

Cuando veo a este hombre veo el reflejo que solo tienen los grandes poseen "Humildad"

[@soilapistola]

Cierto tu comentario...

[@jukakiba8490]

Sinceridad pura, no puedo más :3

[@chrisrodriguez8281]

Pero en cierto modo, creo que se esta convirtiendo en su cliché, es como si dijeran señor humilde y ya esta. Este señor posee una gran sensibilidad, el realmente siente y capta las energias. Humilde, por supuesto, pero ademas es increiblemente talentoso con lo que escribe, lo digo porque en esta sociedad la forma distrae a la gente, y su no forma es mas inmensa aun.

[@antoniofuentes4608]

Chris rodriguez. . .él ya murió

[@7884golfguru]

Love this man❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@timmckeown1313]

I got chills...he’s just awesome.

[@psicobrdiscosposterspsicod6445]

SUGARMAN TUPINIQUIM Muitos se encantaram com a história de Rodriguez contada pelo excelente documentário "Searching For Sugar Man" (2012), e poucos nem tiveram a oportunidade de ouvir falar sobre o nosso Sugar Man tupiniquim. Não tão obscuro como Rodriguez e muito mais ativo no alto de seus 72 anos, o brasileiro Edu Viola, músico de profissão, mostra-se capaz de se apresentar a qualquer hora, cantando e tocando sua energética viola. Sua música é raiz, pois é baseada por uma mistura de costumes indígenas, rodas de conversa, festas de bairro, ou até folclórica, ou como se diz em estrangeiro, de 'folk'; sendo assim, um importante achado de um artista que abraça uma legítima cultura popular brasileira. Edu Viola também foi digno de receber um excelente documentário em sua homenagem, reconhecido por alguns prêmios de cinema nacional, tendo sido lançado até antes do que o tal famoso filme. Em 2008, o diretor Rica Saito, apresentou seu filme "Procura-se", trazendo ao conhecimento de um público maior a existência do nosso bravo Edu Viola. Agora que completará 10 anos de aniversário do filme em 2018, o selo PSICOBR está junto de Edu Viola para lançar seu disco chamado Psilocibina em LP e CD, com as músicas do filme que representam toda sua carreira desde a década de 70 até 2008, contando com a participação de mais de 30 artistas em diferentes épocas que consolidam a sua produção musical com mais de 60 anos de plena atividade. Faça a descoberta da sua própria identidade brasileira assistindo ao filme "Procura-se" e acesse o link da página da campanha de lançamento do disco "Psilocibina". Para quem amou o Sugar Man, temos certeza de que será uma curiosa descoberta. Link do "Procura-se": vimeo.com/59008545 Link do financiamento coletivo: www.psicobr.com.br/p/financiamento-coletivo-edu-viola.html Não perca esta chance, esta é uma edição limitada de 300 LPs.

[@ANTHONY-ONLY]

Saw him live in Festival Hall Brisbane Queensland Australia '77 I think it was a night 🌙 to remember, he was definitely special 😄

[@TempleOvBlackLight]

I needed someone NEW to look up to! All my heroes have failed, although it is to be expected when you are a dunk musician/artist! This guy is 70 and still worthy! To think if I hadn't looked up documentaries sort of like The Story of anvil, Death, and American Movie... :D

[@olivervandermeer3773]

one of the greatest poets ever , of the social realism sphere!!

[@Sumotori.]

RIP Sixto Rodriguez. The other Dylan of our time. Loved his writing and music for years. ❤

[@2djellis]

I'm so jealous that South Africa has been enjoying this man's music since the 70's. Amazing story

[@willholmau]

Saw him in Adelaide festival theatre, March 1979, still remember the night. R.I.P.

[@hernanorozco6657]

Todo mi respeto y admiración para ti Rodríguez , eres la humildad viviente y brillas con tu autenticidad, la maldita discriminación te sumergió en el anonimato en tus mejores años, pero la justicia y tú talento te hicieron resurgir ya tarde pero con tu verdadero yo, un ROCKSTAR con toda la extensión de la palabra , soy tu fan !!!!! Larga vida para ti !!!!

[@TomorowIsALongTime]

This is my favorite cover of this song. Brillant!

[@octacataba8235]

Triumphant return of a great artist and human being.

[@hobbyfisi6259]

Είμαι πολύ συγκινημένη από την ζωή αυτού του υπέροχου ανθρώπου!! είδα την ταινία Ντοκιμαντέρ, "ψάχνοντας τον Sugar Man ", πολύ πρόσφατα και δεν μπορούσα να κρατήσω τα δάκρυά μου. Δάκρυα χαράς, λύπης... και όλων των συναισθημάτων μαζί!! Τα σέβη μου σε όλη την πορεία της ζωής του! Ο πιο διάσημος και δεν το γνώριζε!!! Και οι πωλήσεις του ξεπέρασαν το Έλβις Πρίσλέι!!! Aπίστευτο!!! και πάλι τα Σέβη μου!>>> I'm very touched from the life of this wonderful man!! I saw very recently the documantary film, "searching for Sugar Man", and Ι couldn't keep my tears! Tears of Hapiness, sadness... and all the feelings together!! RESPECT for all the way of his life! So famous and he didn'd know it!!! And the sales of his record were far away even from Elvis Prieley's!!!! Unbelievable!!!! My RESPECT again!! Διαβάστε περισσότερα

[@3015gaurav]

i still remember the night when i watched the documentry. I watched it 3times on the same night and i couldn't stop thinking about him for weeks. I'll always be his loyal fan. He was a precious gem. RIP

[@MrAzz081]

FANTASTIC!!!! What a legend!

[@luzvasquez874]

Sixto Rodriguez is really amazing!:)

[@davidjohnson5574]

I love his shit. Even his covers.

[@davidjohnson5574]

yeah.

[@MaxineDurhamDD3]

Amazing! I'm so happy he was found so we could appreciate his worth.

[@MaxineDurhamDD3]

Bless him. There's something special about this man.

[@frachiar4444]

I love both Bob and Sixto: good combination!

[@mpwall123]

He seems such a gentle and well natured individual. I like the way he strums

[@savkarajnovic]

Goodbye Legend... You conquered the whole world with your distinctive music ❤❤❤!!

[@Schpeckseppmander]

What a charismatic adorable and sweet soul man! All the best for you sugar man!

[@AlbertoOlivieri]

Great Man and Artist!

[@KUX2010]

Amazing artist , incredible concert last week on LA

[@SunnieSnell]

Bought the album in 73 and still have it was a well played album in my youth

[@MsThrese]

This man is so amazing! Thank you!

[@RELopez-mk4ic]

Hope all the young music fans can appreciate the 60's and 70's thanks to this genius of a musician!

[@davidjohnson5574]

Rodriguez is the full package. this guy is like an enigma.

[@cydneyneil1663]

Hard to imagine how you must feel, Rodriguez...I love the movie, the man and his music...and him playing Dylan! ;) Awesome! Congratulations on the Oscar tonight!

[@paulinefoote3408]

Hey. Thanks for posting this... I so want to see him perform... I missed him at the Bryon Bay Blues Festival last year....

[@cocowens1]

What a humble and unassuming soul ♥️🌸♥️

[@catherinethemba]

Fly free beautiful soul. With love forever from South Africa. ❤

[@DAXRENTERIA]

like a rollling stoneeeeee......!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Q' BUENA ROLAAAA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!