Robbie Robertson "Broken Arrow" (1987)
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- Опубликовано: 8 янв 2014
- "Broken Arrow" is a track from Robbie Robertson's 1987 self-titled album. The album won the Juno Award for "Album of the Year", and producers Daniel Lanois and Robertson won the "Producer of the Year" Juno award, both in 1989 as there were no Juno Awards held in 1988.
Who else is gonna bring you
A broken arrow
Who else is gonna bring you
A bottle of rain
There he goes, moving across the water
There he goes turning my whole
world around
Do you feel what I feel
Can we make that so it's part of the deal
I gotta hold you in these arms of steel
Lay your heart on the line ... this time
I wanna breathe when you breathe
When you whisper like that hot
summer breeze
Count the beads of sweat that cover me
Didn't you show me a sign, this time
Who else is gonna bring you
A broken arrow
Who else is gonna bring you
A bottle of rain
There he goes, moving across the water
There he goes turning my whole
world around
Can you see what I see
Can you cut behind the mystery
I will meet you by the witness tree
Leave the whole world behind
I want to come when you call
I'll get to you if I have to crawl
They can't hold me with these iron walls
We've got mountains to climb
Who else is gonna bring you
A broken arrow
Who else is gonna bring you
A bottle of rain
There he goes, moving across the water
There he goes turning my whole
world around 
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The first song I turned to today -- the day of Robbie's passing. No more bottles of rain.
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RIP, Robbie. Thanks for all the great music...
God has called him home.
The greatest!!
Great songs great band great cooperation loved him and them. RIP
Many complain Robbie cannot sing. Yet, no one else could deliver this achingly beautiful song the way he did.
I've always loved his voice!!!
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Really! That surprises me he had a lovely voice 😍
Those people are feckwads!
He has an AMAZING voice. The emotion it could convey is unreal. Mick Jagger's voice deserves criticism NOT Robbie Robertson.
Fell in love with this album in high school. Every track is a gem. Never gets old. Especially on road trips across the country in vast, wide open spaces. RIP.
Rest in peace...one of the greatest songwriters of our time.
He's up there with best...the cream of the crop.
Rest easy, Robbie. Thanks for all the amazing music.
As I heard he died today, this was the song that came to mind almost immediately..
R.I.P. 🙏💜⚘
Rest in peace, Robbie. Your music made a difference in my life.
This song is one of the most beautiful songs ever , period. 💜🌺☮️🏹 ❤️
Yea I agree. I bought this CD over thirty years ago and Broken Arrow still sticks in my head. Love it.
"I'll get to you if I have to crawl" oh my. Possibly the most romantic line in a song ever. Thanks Robbie.
So true!
A long time favorite. You will be missed. RIP Robbie.
Thank you Robbie for all your wonderful music ... RIP!
Such an incredibly beautiful song. Nobody could have sung this as well. I remember playing it again and again, years ago. It breaks my heart. Rest in peace.
You took us to a whole other country, one I am still traveling and exploring. An amazing legacy of stories and music at the heart of America. You will be deeply missed.
So beautiful, going to be my wedding march song. My fiancée is Native American and turned me on to Robbie Robertson's solo album. 😍
R.I.P Robbie thanks for all of the beautiful music . The world was blessed for it . May God be with you always .
I love this song & album . Brings back sentimental feelings & memories back to 1987 . ❤️
A great album. So good. Peace and love ❤️ thanks 8888
YES!! Reminds me of a precious, so-so-so-handsome guy I was in love with back when! This and "Somewhere Down the Lazy River"
Agreed. I was in college and had a friend who introduced me to it and I fell in love with it. It’s one of my favs still today.
I'm on a RR binge after hearing of his death, he was our Canadian Bob Dylan people with songwriting like this are few and far between.
@@natevm7888 amen.
I can’t believe he’s gone. RIP.
Rest in peace dear soul. Thank you for so many beautiful songs and bits of your soul... I am forever grateful. 💖✌🏻💙💀❤⚡🌹
Farewell and thanks for a lifetime of great music and memories Robbie
When Robbie died, everyone on my Southern Oregon reservation cried....
RIP Robbie .Thanks for the music and the good memories that went along with it.
Being a local musician in my 20s here. In Cincinnati, 1987, I played the hell out of the album.
I'm 68 and followed Levon after the band, I know now I missed another legend .
I’ll have to get to you if I have to crawl … Robbie, thank you for the music. Rest in Perfect Peace.
just listen to way he says "i wanna come when you call.''...genius, and magical
He was singing this line when I saw your comment. Magical...
"I'll get to you if I have to crawl." Genius. The man knows his craft and people.
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Rod Stewart really made the song widely known, but Robbies original is magic.
The Grateful Dead even played it
Rod had more powerful vocals to make it a mainstream pop song. But as you said Robbie's the true writer and man.
Robbies version blows Rods away
I could never stand Rod's. It just doesn't sound right.
if only Phil could actually sing, ( yes I did used to yell, " Let Phil Sing" )
Robbie continues to teach me things even in death. As I mourned I stumbled on this song, not knowing he wrote it. I left a "Phil and Friends" show somewhere on the west coast with this song stuck deep in my skull after hearing it for the 1st time in the early 00s. Since then I've been giving Ready Kilowatt full credit for that beauty. How did I miss that for years?
In the year's after The Last Waltz I listened to Danko and Helm, but I didn't follow Robbie onto the reservation musically. Now, with a heavy heart I head for Hoopa Valley first, I'll keep lookin' til I find his spirit running with the last of the wild horses.
First ever heard this song was the Rod Stewart version, which I loved. Recently however, since Robbie's passing, I purchased 3 of his solo records. Now my heart breaks. I love this version so much more...and now enjoying all of the man's music. Thats Peter Gabriel on the piano! Just gorgeous. Makes me so sad that I'm only now discovering the music of Robbie Robertson...and that it took his death to get me to notice. But, the older we get, the more we slow down and listen, and the more we learn. Very grateful.
One of a kind 💖🙏 thank you Robbie Robertson mohawk brother 🙏🧡
Robbie is a musicians musician ... lyrics are soul shaking , lived on Pineridge reservation 6 months , his native soul is always present .
The man himself
Rest in peace Robbie
@@cosmiccarl I really wasn't prepared for this.
It is great that Robbie is both First Nations Canadian as well as Jewish as he can draw on being part of the wider North American culture but can still pull from First Nation feelings and culture. He can go into both worlds and relate. Being a First Nations person also gives him an authenticity other musicians cannot relate to as well. I was 18 and living in Ottawa when this album came out. I used to hear it on FM but because it wasn't "mainstream" enough and he was 44 at the time I did not appreciate it as much as I should have back then. Pure genius and a concept album. He sang and wrote from the heart, not to try and write popular "hits" like younger acts did in 1987 and still do today in 2018 like Drake, Katie Perry, Ed Sheeran, Rihanna and others.
Amazing songwriter and person, he will truly be missed.😢
I never heard the Rod Stewart version or I selectively erased it from my musical memory😂 Sail on Robbie your talent was a gift to be treasured❤️
This song/album had alot of great names attached to it. And you can hear it.
A fantastic collaboration, pure magic.
RIP, your music will live on.
Peace be your journey… thank you for the music.
Just heard the news safe travels thanks for all the great music Robbie hell of a band in heaven
This is incredibly beautiful.... the arrangement has just the right mix of order and chaos, space and texture ... Robbie's voice is perfectly imperfect - rough, elegant, sliding, sensual, emotional, present. And the lyrics - beautiful antithetical metaphors juxtaposed with the raw yearning of the heart and soul, instinct and spirit.
Perfect description.
.... music to cleanse the Soul by .... >>>-- --> ...
One of my favourite songs. Brings back memories from the 80s growing up
This one really hurts, Your music has moved me decade after decade after decade. Truly timeless and inspiring. Can't remember a time when your music wasn't on the top of my stack of albums, Cassettes or CD's. Your music will live forever. - Rock In Peace Robbie
Robbie Robertson has a beautiful soul that sends a burst of sunshine into the world every time he sings and plays.
In 1977 I had the Honor of meeting Robbie at Shangri-La studios in Malibu... Quite a funny man , He gave me a little tour of the Studio - introduced me to Larry Samuels..owner at the time...We hung out and got high in the boardroom while Jennifer Warnes was recording - Cut through the heart... Another day , we walked up the hill, he showed me this little red barn....they used to film MR.ED the Talking Horse at Shangri - La before it was a studio ranch but after it was a Hollywood Bordello.... I remember Robbie as a cool Cat..
Awesome story!
That is awesome. I love this song. Reminds me of the movie beyond the law. And I lived mr. Ed when I was a kid. Born in 80. Great story/experience
Wonder if he will ever come clean on who actually wrote The Weight ??? Doesn't it weigh on his conscience???
Beyond the Law is such a good movie
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His soul speaks through his song. This cover feels more realness, more rawness. Beautiful...R🕯P Robbie.
Loved you man rip. Top 5 song writers of all time. Can we make it so it's part of the deal
Gone now. Thanks for your gifts to us all, Robbie.
Robbie Robertson a Canadian icon
💔RIP & Thank you. I’m still waiting for someone to send me a bottle of rain. Thank you for your beautiful brain❤
Art like this makes me question my agnostic beliefs. A real shame this life is likely once around the track and RR and others are forever no more. Thank you again Robbie for so enhancing my one time around. We came close (for a time I was a friend of Garth and Maude and stood next to you at Rick's funeral) but sadly for me our paths never intersected again.
Robbie Robertson is one of the few artists I just can't listen to. His work is just too heartbreakingly beautiful.
Indeed
Robbie had a very unique voice of which made him a special artist.
I remember a rainy day in 88, when we were young n still in the business of romance. I was sittin there on the old back steps. I had a little perfume bottle and a bowl of rain. It took over an hour to get an inch of rain into that bottle. So I went in an gave it to Ed, my husband..."A bottle of Rain" I said. And he just smiled and tilted his head as if to say. "Of course it is". I'd like to say we made love...but I really don't remember...but you had your ultimate prize...a bottle of Rain. The rain let up, as happens in Texas and you went to work at the Plant the following early morning, which also happens in Texas a lot. You were just a little late coming home...no worries. But when you came in the door, I was SHOCKED to see u carrying the feather end of an old beat up Broken Arrow..green, it was. Your story was that you saw it on the shoulder of Hwy. 225 and pulled some awkward driving tricks to get to that arrow. Because, u were prone to lack imagination [ur only missing magic], I have never had reason to doubt. We had given one another a broken arrow and a bottle of rain. Years went by..I sought after them Drops of Jupiter, and you rode "The Ghost Train" with Jupiter Ray. We were broken apart by the lures of the world. Ten tired, disillusioned years later, we were in the same bed, holding our grandkids. So much livin behind. And you were only 54 when the angels took you away from us in 2014. Our daughter and I passed by to say farewell, and she, being 35 put a large bottle of Rain in your hand and laid half a broken Arrow beside you. She gave me the feather end.
Beautiful .. thank you x
Thank you for sharing. I'm 36 and yesterday it'll be 20 years since my dad passed away. Now I'm almost the same age as when he passed. I always see that 42 year old man in my dreams....
omg xo
awesome...thank you for sharing that
Sweet
Farewell Robbie...you really embraced your culture and your ancestors.😢😊😊😊😊😊
So talented and missed! We love you and no one will ever be you.
I went to NCSU School of Design 100 yrs ago. My senior project was a collection of images projected on the wall of a building using a combination of this and "Down by the lazy river". Got an A and smile everytime I hear anything from Robbie or The Band.
So long, Robbie. Thanks for the songs.
Far ahead of his time. ❤
I stand in awe of this song.
Thanks for the music and the storytelling.
RIP.
So good…. Word magician, vibe magician.. A true artist. RIP. 😪
Love this track. RIP, fella.
Having a hard time tonight with a death anniversary and deep sadness 😢🥀💔I stumbled across this and the tears are just flowing. This song is truly touching....😰
Lord's supernal consolations be yours Michael.🛐✝️💙
Rest in peace, my brother. I wish I could have met you and tell you how much I love you and your music. You were a stand-up guy for your music and First Nations people. You were a great human. I send my condolences to your family and friends.😭😭😭😭😭😭💔💔💔💔💔💔
I got to meet Robbie at the old Hard Rock Cafe in Toronto prolly early 2000s and Dan is a good friend of mine! Amazing people who have the gift of Harps of the Angels!!
Rest In Peace. You were a legend and I’m forever grateful for your music and how it made my life better. ❤😢
If I ever get married this song will be part of the ceremony ❤🎉
Oh, what a beautiful song! RIP Robbie, but your songs live and will shine in so many hearts forever!
Masterclass in songwriting. One of the best albums ever recorded
Agreed. Blew my young drumming mind all those years ago after I bought it, especially since it introduced me to the sublime Manu Katché on drums and a deeper appreciation for Robbie. I thought it was a special album, my brother hated it. His loss.
I am with you, laughingcat. I bought this album in 1987 for "Showdown at Big Sky"; the cool radio stations and VH1 were playing it. I came to cherish every single track. 15-20 years later, my two children knew every song because I was still playing the CD on car trips short and long.
@@johnthorne4093 Yes!!! it was my favorite road trip CD and always will be
Such a beautiful man. #FreeLeonardPeltier
Masterclass in musicianship production and CLASS Robbie and George Harrison seem to be connected in this. They both believe in getting it perfect before releasing it
i actually knew people that a bottle of rain would have been a deeply appreciated gift. the song makes me long for contact with these friends.
The emotion in his voice is truly astounding 💕❤️💕
Two years ago I made this comment. Coming here to say RIP and thank you. Take the weight off, Robbie ❤️🌸❤️
Yes, the death of Richard Manuel was a shock for him. Great tribute to one of the voices of the Band.
Rest in Peace leader of the band. 😢
One of my favorites. Will be greatly missed
Beautiful song and I will remember him my darling forever he may not have felt the same but he turned my life around .
RIP to a True Legend....
THIS is Everything.
A classic beauty. For my whole adult life. Thank you, Robbie!!!
You have left a legacy like no other thanks
Legend RIP
All of his music is 🔥
Amazing artist! Rip Robbie!
He has written the most romantic songs I've ever heard. Broken Arrow, Hold Back the Dawn...
I am not taking anything away from Rod Stewart's remake of this Robbie Robertson's gem, I find this original version to be more touching.
+Radical Bryan. Very true. Robbie is not a "classic" singer, but the way he delivers this song is very unique and cool.
It does seem more genuine, not just words but...."hot summer breeze", "count the beads of sweat that cover me" lots of poetic nuance from RR's genius and out through his pores. Perfect.
Cool, i felt it so touching my heart when i hear the original version
Same here, hands down.
Without a doubt
Beautiful. RIP Robbie. Thank you for the music ❤️🎸🙏
this album gives me chills. i have so memories attached to it. i have so many connections to the words and the production. thank you Robbie for leaving us with this.
May he rest in peace. He is now another unseen WARRIOR fighting this BATTLE until we will HOPEFULLY ALL meet again! The path is NARROW to get to HEAVEN!
I wore this song out in high school. Beautiful.
To the person who introduced me to this song...you know who you are. A rare gift not forgotten.
RIP Robbie Robertson. I will always remember that amazing Red Boy album.
The lyrics give me goosebumps.
Love this song even more every time I listen to it , he sings the best version of this song . ...and of course the emotional connection for me ...the man that introduced me to this....broken Arrow my hero is gone .changed my life .turned my whole world around
why did I never come across this song before? I heard it on the radio today and instantly fell in love. This is fantastic! A new fan!
Wow ! It's been around for awhile. If you like this, you may like the song Crazy River by Robbie Robertson too.
Me too. Just discovered via Rod Stewart.
@@alishaygan9844 Glad you found this tune too. Thanks for your note! I needed this song today.
Fallen Angel with Peter Gabriel singing back up is a masterpiece, as well
@@bryansbtsongs106 I just listened to Fallen Angel. So ethereal- i got goosebumps. Thanks for taking the time to share this song. You made my day.
Breaks my heart when ever i hear it. Memories of the last time i was in love.
Can you feel what I feel?...the contract I sought after all my life.
Careful what you wish for.
I just learned he passed. RIP: Thank you for the music 💜💜
Happy 80th birthday Robbie Robertson!!!
Love his song writing and singing! Love somewhere down the crazy river. RIP sir❤
42k of the views are mine, can never get enough of this masterpiece, thanks for uploading.
I'm with you - such a classic.
This song makes me swoon.
THis guy's voice is like a hot summer breeze. Smokin......
One of my all-time favorite albums. Somewhere Down that Crazy River plays like a mini-movie. Great piece...
Funny that he does not have a "classic: voice; but he sings this song better than anybody that's covered it.
My Dad died in the year this came out out. Thanks Robbie.
RIP Robbie thank you for the amazing music 🎶🙏
He's so underrated. ❤❤
on what basis ? hopefully you are not referring to fame , notoriety or money as in records sold , as this is a very superficial way to " rate" a beautiful human being .
He is not underrated in his own heart or those who love him .
@@siriosstar4789 He's not underrated to me. ❤🕊
@@dustyandmax2239 Then why would you say he's underrated .
@@siriosstar4789 Because I don't think he get's the recognition he deserves. His lyrics are genius.
He is underrated, but the key is that you found his music. Those of us who know his music get it, others either don't, or this just haven't discovered him yet.👍