If anyone out there needed proof of the brilliant songwriting abilities of Robbie Robertson , then this song marks your card ...good and proper ? Unique and original ! That'll do for me . All the best from Scotland . RIP Robbie . Superb ....
One of the greatest songs in rock cannon- and done splendidly. You guys are one of the only cover bands I would go see. The spirit and the song- with soul. Well done.
Bravo!Magnificent!Those beautiful Cajun girls you see on the New Orleans Streetcars up by Tulane and Loyola..off St. Charles Street.And in the French Quarter!Tell us where these Goddesses are drawn from.New Orleans debt to The Band is immense and never ending.Great song!Great Story!
I'm Canadian and I've been to the Plains of Abraham in Quebec City many times. There is an incredible history lesson in this song not many people know about. I don't know if anyone in this band has ever been there but they captured the essence of Robbie Robertson's great song. Acadians from east coast Canada became Cajuns in Louisana...sound familiar?
It’s cool Robbie was so proud of his heritage even though he had to somewhat shroud it throughout his career.. love the Canadian background in the band!
If anyone out there needed proof of the brilliant songwriting abilities of Robbie Robertson , then this song marks your card ...good and proper ? Unique and original ! That'll do for me . All the best from Scotland . RIP Robbie . Superb ....
Seen these guys 6 - 7 times. Always a great show.
Beautiful rendition of a beautiful & historic song.
Great job guys! Love it.
It's highly commendable,for sure. The fiddle is awesome, too
Excellent! Really enjoyed that. And the harmonica adds something extra.
This IS perfect. Thank you
Wow that was awesome great job on a great song thank you 🙏
One of the greatest songs in rock cannon- and done splendidly. You guys are one of the only cover bands I would go see. The spirit and the song- with soul. Well done.
I believed very word. You took me there. Thanks.
You believed every word? That is too bad as the lyrics are incorrect about the deportation of the Acadians.
Great song though.
The bassplayer sounds just like Rick! Great job!
Great work! Loved this
Bravo!Magnificent!Those beautiful Cajun girls you see on the New Orleans Streetcars up by Tulane and Loyola..off St. Charles Street.And in the French Quarter!Tell us where these Goddesses are drawn from.New Orleans debt to The Band is immense and never ending.Great song!Great Story!
I'm Canadian and I've been to the Plains of Abraham in Quebec City many times. There is an incredible history lesson in this song not many people know about. I don't know if anyone in this band has ever been there but they captured the essence of Robbie Robertson's great song. Acadians from east coast Canada became Cajuns in Louisana...sound familiar?
We haven't gotten up there yet, but we'd love to play a show there sometime!
Set your compass north , get winter in your blood!
It’s cool Robbie was so proud of his heritage even though he had to somewhat shroud it throughout his career.. love the Canadian background in the band!
Great song. But note the Battle of the Plains of Abraham happened four years after the initial deportations.
Strange battle in that the commanders on both sides were killed.
Well, that's damn excellent!
That's..............damned right ;)
Darn tootin'!!
Perfect.
Oh yeah.. the harmonica ❤
Awesome! Loved it!
All done. Old school. Awesome!
These guys did a good job of a very difficult song to cover 6:22
Great cover
WELL DONE !!!
Excellent...
Excellent
real nice guys!
Acadian/ Cajun proud
don't get no better
Thanks Richard!
❤️
Fuck off
Richard manuel !
Bill Gates on Tele tonite!!
Goood!!
Didn't recognize him without his Stratocaster.
And Phil Spector on the blues harp
Good cover. But nothing holds a candle to the original.
Odd compliment, but okay