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Beautiful ❤

Who’s here in 2024?

Nathan, your father was one of the biggest inspirations in east coast Canada. One of my friends passed recently and hearing this brought me to tears. RIP Dylan 🤘🏼 you were one of the strongest and hard working people I’ve ever known

Just like stan, just goves me goosebumps

What ever happened to Nathan, why didnhe stop.making music?

blessed with his fathers voice, cursed with his hairline

song begins at 2:19

This has become one of the most beloved traditions in my family. We have moved away to Ireland over 10 years ago, but every time we turn home, and come back to Canada, the night before our flight, we gather round the table; and sing this together. It reminds us of where we’re from, where we’re going, and what it means. We discover the northwest passage again, every single time, the way Franklin would have wanted. I’m going home tomorrow morning. Tears. Chills. Home.

When he made disparagimg remarks about Stephen Harper I stopped watching.

Kinda honestly really cool that the best cover of this song ever done was by his own son! So much heart in this performance.

very nice

Wow, his vibrato is so like his father's!!! Wonderful.

I come back often to hear this best interpretation of Stan Roger’s masterpiece.

10 years on, still amazing!

Well done! I have also loved Garnet's music, and you are continuing the family's music going so beautifully,, thanks

I really enjoy Nathan's voice. It is much like his father's, but unique. Beautiful.

Has anyone got the chords for this rendition?

A poignant eulogy for a dead nation

. . . brought me to tears . . again. Stan seemed to have SO MUCH LIFE ahead. Snatched too soon . . Thank you Nathan. Carry the torch, my friend, hold it high!!!

Perfection

Just fabulous. Sounds just like his Dad to me. Rest in peace, Stan.

The defenition of FOLK Miusic.

If I could live with the same passion with which Nathan sings this song, I think I would not be ashamed at the end of my life. We all fall short but we need not fall in such piss poor fashion. Go with God friends.

Thank you, Nathan. Thank you.

Strong genes in that Rogers clan. Brilliant !

What an amazing cover! What a song! Thank you.

250k views? am i the only person who's watched this?

As great as this song is, the backup singer is fantastic and that banjo solo is on point I say!

Holy shit. He sounds really similar to his dad! Amazing voice and performance. I like both versions so much

Beautiful

I remember when he was at the mariposa folk festival and my parents thought Stan had risen from the dead and was on the main stage. Such a good song to sing along with

O Canada!

He sounds almost exactly like his dad. It's amazing

'o' canada', lay down <3

Hacen eso por que quieren alimento liquido.. como la leche

I've never heard such version of this song.... Love You and thank You.

Wow! Amazing! Truly continuing stans legacy!

I come here from year to year... and it catches me everytime <3 I listened to stan rogers while writing all my papers all those years...and this is just perfect =)

TY Nathan xoxo

effin awesome !!

OMG!!! Nathan, You should be so proud to be your Fathers son. Instead, you want to make yourself an emberassment>

Who'll sing the songs of this country now that Stan Roger's is gone...

brilliant and thanks

If this song had been the only one Stan ever wrote, he'd still be one of the greatest songwriters of all time.

funny that most of these Canadians in here try to claim the franklin expedition as their own. it was a British expedition. Please fuck off Canucks.

Does anyone know what tuning he’s in?

So poignant. So lovely to see the connection with his dad maintained.

His voice is exactly the same as his father's

I'm not Canadian (A brit living in France) but I have always loved this song. Stan wrote a fine, rousing song, but Nathan has taken that song and, with passion and an outstanding voice, turned it into an anthem for the ages. If ever Canada was looking for another National Anthem this should be it.

Ever since his father died from smoke inhalation in 1982, Nathan Rogers was destined to carry on Stan's legacy.