The Night they drove old Dixie down - Robbie Robertson & Band tribute

Gee Gee Kettel with daughter Soluna Samay filmed at their last festival appearance in Germany 2019. From our album "Just passing through": • The Night They Drove O...

[@Mycosyco1]

You have a good, loving daughter!

[@B.D.1811]

Hi G.G. nice memories from Stramu 2019. It was a great last Festival with you both.😥😥 I always enjoy watching all this videos. Greetings BD.

[@sallyweiner4180]

Just found your channel, love it!

[@pierclaud]

I 've seen you in Ferrara Italy. I miss you a lot. Please come again.

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❤

[@ajurado800]

They did a great job but nobody will ever touch Levon Helm's original.

[@michaelhorn6716]

Hi G G, wann kommst Du wieder mal nach Würzburg?

[@erlpen2016]

Some songs need to be left alone…Robbie must be turning in his grave ….and Levon ….I feel sorry for Levon if he hears this rendition….danko….poor danko…

[@alimackenzie2168]

This is not a rebel song.

[@ajurado800]

They're German, they can't really understand how it has to be played.

[@haraldversteegden2562]

@@ajurado800 THE SOUTH WILL RISE

[@edouglaspratt]

Robertson says the Band were for the most part a-political. Naive to institutional racism, their writing this song was a mistake. The song grieves the loss of white supremacist's kin, security, and freedom to perpetuate the rewards of white elevated status. The song enables today's white supremacy. -Doug Pratt, Atlanta, Georgia, USA.