Sweet City Woman by Stampeders (Official Video)
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- Опубликовано: 27 авг 2024
- "Sweet City Woman" by Stampeders (Official Video)
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Juno Award-winning classic rock trio, Stampeders perform their #1 hit song 'Sweet City Woman' at Marigold Studio in Toronto.
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Cinematographer: Howard Wan
Gaffer: Alex Poutiainen
Director: Holly Dodson
This is one of the happiest songs ever recorded and I've loved it from its release way back when in 1971!
This song made me happy back in 71 and still does now in 2022
@ Ken & Richard
Lifts my spirits the second I hear it. Was 15 when it came out.
I was only 10 or 11 but I damned sure never forgot this song. Love it. I have to say Thank God for RUclips. Etc. So many things I would never have seen or heard. They're good for something😂🤘🏼
Another one of my favorites, gotta play it once a while and enjoy it over again every time. wife and I sing along
I think The Stampeders are having more fun playing as Senior Citizens than when they were young man. Gives old guys HOPE.
We badly need hope!!!
We all get old, but can we all still jam like these dudes?
I was 5 first time I heard this. Fav since
❤👏🏽🙏🏽👏🏽❤️
Blame it on the tambourine I humbly played each of them without looking, just jamming ...
🙏🏽✝️🤣✝️🙏🏽
Back then it was their job now it's just for fun
This song still holds up 45+ years later. Great song, great Canadian band!
50 years ❤️
@@marythompson4319 This Canadian Classic .... will always rock my sox
@@marythompson4319 keep it going woman
This song was on the charts in 1971.
Closer to 50 yrs.
One of the greatest Canadian songs of all time! Brought back awesome memories, at least the ones I can remember!!
What a ride it's been! I F-ing made it to 65... so far.
Love how they merge the 1971 video with this live version all these years later...fantastic
This song brings back a lot of happy memories. Can't help but smile while listening to it.
Live this song. I can still see my brother dancing around our living room to this song the year b4 he died. Sweet memories. RIP Matt....this one's for you 😎💕💕💕
Oh geez...my favourite song ever.
One of my best memories ever...going to visit my relatives in Calgary and my cousin surprised me...she had bought tickets to see them at the Jubilee Auditorium. Also saw them here in Toronto.
The date today March 5, 2024.
It was meant to be this clip popped up.
It will be 20 years ago in 3 days that my dear cousin Marilyn died. 😪
Sometimes things happen for a reason and seeing this clip made me smile and tear up at the same time.
Actually everything happens for a reason.
😘 From Toronto
These guys on the radio was our sound track for many great full years. Thanks for the songs with the uplifting themes.
My wife (gf) saw them live at the Cominco Arena Trail BC IN THE 70’s!
This is the first time Ive seen this video (2024) and yes, the old boys haven’t changed one bit unlike so many others!💕🇨🇦
One of the best and most underrated songs from the 1970s -- always has been a personal favorite -- such a great, happy vibe.
With all the negativity in the world these days we especially need to appreciate the people who bring joy into it.
Sweet City Woman one of my all time favorite songs!!!Aloha from Hawaii🤙🏽
Is it just me, or does anyone else see the look of gratitude on their faces?
One of the BEST re-recorded songs from 50 years ago on RUclips.... Great Job Guys!
Another canadian re-record ruclips.net/video/R-GEcTyNAwo/видео.html
Darby -- ruclips.net/video/Km9ZanjALT4/видео.html
The 70s has got to be the best decade for music. Great music, lyrics, dress, character , style , the lot.
I agree Sam, this era was wonderful. I hope you are doing well
Secon dat!
The best decade for music. It'll be impossible to top the 70's. And as time passes by, these tunes get better and better
except for puffy pirate shirts and the massive collars xD
Except for disco, LOL
love this song! thanks for recreating it!
I remember as a kid in my dad's restaurant in Blind River, Northern Ontario this song would play on the Juke Box everyday for about 4 months 30X a day. Then in 1979 I invited you guys to play at my high school. You guys did an awesome job. But you played guitar and made it sound like a banjo. HOw did you do that? So many hits!
After all those years we meet the invisible banjo man great job guys love it
These guys are still pickin' and grinnin', and bringing this great musical work of art to us. 🪕🎸🎹🎤
Love this song! Brings back memories of simpler times and better music.
It's fantastic seeing the Stampeders as ambassadors of the Stampede parade back in the day. Time sure has passed but arill love their music
Sometimes RUclipss random drops pays off….what a great song, can’t not smile. Thanks Stampeders!
It's usually rare when a later recording sounds better than the original. I think this does.
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Or just as good , these guys are Awesome..
Yup.
Agreed, like this one much better
HAHAHAHAHAHAHA!
THIS IS THE ORIGINAL AUDIO!!
HAHAHAHAHA! Yeah, this one sounds better! HAHAHAHA!
For a bunch of old geezers, you still got the magic!
Love seeing the transition from the 70s to now. They still got it!
RIP Ronnie 🥲
1971-2021 50 years plus later their number 1 hit still sounds great today! The only band I know that used the candy word "Macaroons" in a song! I also loved the way The Stampeders used their old 1971 video performances and slowly go to them currently. Great job!
I love Macaroons yes I tell people that’s what they say in the song
Congrats! Y'all still sound great over 50 years later. Keep rockin'.
OK, 45 since that was seven years ago...still fantastic!
I was 11 when the Stampeders were parade marshalls at the Calgary Stampede in 1972. Cowtown is still home to me after all these years. Thanks Rich, Ronnie and Kim for Sweet City Woman!
After all these years still sound great .. nice work guys
I LOVE THIS SONG. It gets played everyday on my Spotify account. You guys ROCK.
Who's listening in quarantine jammin to this amazing song outside tokin ✌🎸🎙
I'm indoors by the fireplace, but otherwise yes! Cranking it and enjoying Saturday evening.
One thing for sure is that these guys will forever be immortalized by this fabulous song.
That's something that the cruelty of time can never take away from them.
Thanks for showing that other Canadian superstar 🌟 from back in the day with ya -Anne Murray.
Spread your tiny wings and fly away! The Songbird herself!
I loved this song as a child in the early 70's....50+ years later still do. Best banjo song ever.
When I first heard the banjo licks in this song way back in the early 70's I stopped dead in my tracks. I was mesmerised by the sound. It greatly influenced my decision to pick up a guitar and write my own tunes. Now I am on the top of the music world and I can thank this great Canadian band for finding me my calling.
As an 8 year old I remember constantly hearing this song on the radio. It was everywhere and rightfully so. Fantastic vocals, playing and melody. I sang "Sweet Silly Woman" but...I was 8 years old. The only time I've ever seen anyone happier playing a cowbell was watching Will Ferrell on SNL. "I got a fever! Long Live Gene Frenkle!
One of those magical songs that is timeless.The Stampeders were a great band from my youth.
When music was great the sound of the 70s and people played instruments. A classic song👍🏻
They and Mungo Jerry still have it after 50 years:)
Every time I hear this song, I am transported back to Jr Hi in S. California.
This has got to be the happiest, peppiest song ever written. Can't be sad listening to this song.
I've ALWAYS loved it.
I don't know why it mysteriously popped up in my feed, but I ain't complaining one little bit.🙂
Badass! It’s always great to see a legendary band still playing.
Great...unlike the 1971 video, we get to actually SEE the Banjo Player!
No more banjo-shame!
@@vivelafrance7968 So true! Django Reinhardt's first instrument was the banjo. Please correct me if I am wrong.
Love me some Stampeders, I remember when it first hit the AM station WHB in Kansas City Missouri
That song came out when I was in third grade . I’m 57 now and it is on my playlist as one of my favorites .
They obviously love playing it as much as I enjoy listening. Happiest song ever.
My era right here.i live in 1970s.everyday.so much better than today.
O how I miss those days mid 60s to the late 70s we’re the best concerts and music period these kids now days don’t know what they missed at least they can hear. its still not like experiencing it live
I'm very impressed by the quality of your voices after ALL these years! On e of top ten favorite songs ;-) Greeting from Venezuela.
This is still my all-time favorite song going all the way back to when they first released it #MySong in 71 I was 10 years old living at the beach listening on my little portable radio. The memories it brings back. Priceless.
U just took this 58 yr old back to my better days...Stellar boys❤
This is one of those songs that takes days to get out of your head.
Loved hearing them in the 70's and even more now. A great Canadian group 👍🇨🇦
This is a band that don’t destroy there own music rock on guys
This is SOOO EXCELLENT!!!! She feeds me, love and tenderness, and macaroons!!!!!
I remember 1971 and hearing this on the way to the LA County Fair (Pomona Fair) with my dad and brothers...that was a great year for music.
Love the "Then and now" in this...........Then and now this song always makes me smile and happy!! Thanks guys!
This was released right before I graduated in May 1971. Made the summer before college easier. I had a Sweet Country Woman.
My first encounter with the Stampeders was back in 6th grade back in 1977...In class one Friday we had a donation to the Red Cross and our teacher brought in a box of records....Any record $1.00 so I selected the Stampeder LP with "Live" photo cover but was just a studio recording that had "Hit the Road Jack" on it...I believe I still have it today....
I was 7 years old when I helped Mike to deliver the Leader-Post. The van had the back door opened and this song blasted out. Hope you still remember me Mike from the Ozark Tea Room.
I was only 6 years old when this came out and I heard it on a local classic station the other day and haven't been able to get it out of my head ! This is when music had a lot of meaning and feel good attitude ,Great job .
I've always loved The Stampeders.
Sweet city musicians, sweet city friends, sweet city players, sweet city poets forever.
Sounds crisper and better than the original!! Nice song, thank you for the memories.
awesome. my renewed no. 1 song for 2017! great banjo, great band, great percussion. Younger folks should appreciate this tune. if not, oh well. God bless Canada.
Randal G. Young folks like this music.
I remember watching them play this live in a hockey rink in my hometown of Saint John, New Brunswick in the early seventies. It's still a great and memorable song!
I was so happy to see The Stampeders in Nanaimo last year and highly recommend them as they were so great and maybe better than ever!!!
This song takes me back to 8th grade. I was walking down the hall one morning and it was playing. Every time I hear it I walk down that hall!! Thanks for a great song and the memories..
Just came back from seeing them in Winnipeg, great show, They still got it.
Whenever I hear this song I am immediately transported to 1970-something, sitting in the backseat of my Mom’s ‘73 Torino, listening to her sing this.
Awesome! One of the songs that takes me back to a really fun childhood. A super melody with a neat bass intro, a great guitar solo, with a well executed drum beat. You guys make a great trio. This remake is a blast to the past. Thanks guys!
One of my favorite tunes growing up in the 70s. You guys still rock it. I think the only song that has macaroons in the lyrics. 🎼🪕🎸🥁
you guys look great and still sound great!
Remember this tune on the radio back in the early 1970s. What a happy tune!! Love it. I’m 59 yo. I was 9 or 10 when I first heard this song.
Bon c'est bon, bon c'est bon! As others said here you guys not only still have it, but have it even more! Take it as a sincere compliment: bunch of rocking daddies here!
Nice to see Happy guys doing their thing!! Great song, I've always loved.
i love this video more than anything... these cats still SO have it!
To come home after a particularly bad day at work.... My dog happy to see me. Flip the radio on 😊😊😊
One of the favorite feel good songs of my youth growing up in Canada.
R.I.P. to Bassist Ronnie King who passed away this year at age 76.
Timeless-ageless- thanks for such a great tune!!
You guys sound as good or better than ever. Musicans just age like wine. Keep gettin better Sweet!
That generation had a natural skill and taste for good music.
Great song, group & wonderful times.
Me and a buddy sat with Ron,Kim and Rich at a great little bar/ lounge in Calgary, on 11th Ave. They were playing there and it was packed!! So we sat in the empty press both!! Well, we were treated like royalty because the press were at this little surprise concert by the Stampeders !! We weren't the press , but we bought a few beverages for them!! All 3 are RocknRoll Royalty!! And Canadians Love The Stampeders!! Keep on Rockn Boys!!!
45 years strong! Luv you guys!
+MamaHot14 SMFelber thanks for rockin with us!
Just as good now as it was back then 💕💕💕🇨🇦
True that!
1970s CKLW A.M. DETROIT. BLASTIN OUT MY TRANSISTOR RADIO. THANKYOU TIMES A LIFETIME! 👏👏👏👏👏
Two-a-day HS football practices: used to stagger home between practices and pass out to this song. Great song!
I was in a bank yesterday, this song comes on and I turn to the older woman behind me and I said: 'High School' songs. She cracked up and nodded....Still an awesome song all these years later. 'she feeds me love and tenderness and macaroons' - love it!
A mighty cool bank, I must say.
Was hoping you'd ask if she wanted to step outside for a bank-toke.
As far as I know the only band that used the candy word "Macaroons" in a #1 song!
It feels so good hearing this, takes me back to my youth:)
Yeh right! I was a kid with a sleeveless denim jacket full of patches with bell bottoms and psychedelic platforms.
No matter how life creeps up, the tunes and the attitude, and what it means to me will always stay the same
One of Canada's most positive, happy songs from 1971.
Lyrics to "Sweet City Woman"
Well, I'm on my way
To the city lights
To the pretty face
That shines her light on the city nights
And I gotta catch a noon train
I gotta be there on time
Oh, it feels so good to know she waits at the end of the line
Sweet, sweet city woman
I can see your face, I can hear your voice
I can almost touch you
Sweet, sweet city woman
And the banjo and me, we got a feel for singing, yeah, yeah
Bon, c'est bon, bon, bon, c'est bon, bon
Bon, c'est bon, bon, bon, bon, bon
Bon, c'est bon, bon, bon, c'est bon, bon
Bon, c'est bon, bon, bon, bon, bon
So long, ma
So long, pa
So long, neighbours and friends
Like a country morning
All snuggled in dew
Ah, she's got a way to make a man feel shiny and new
And she sing in the evening
Old, familiar tunes
And she feeds me love and tenderness and macaroons
Sweet, sweet city woman
I can see your face, I can hear your voice
I can almost touch you
Sweet, sweet city woman
And the banjo and me, we got a feel for singing
Sweet, sweet city woman
Oh she's my sweet, sweet, sweet, sweet city woman
Sweet, sweet city woman
oh my sweet, sweet, sweet, sweet city woman
Everybody
Sweet, sweet, sweet, sweet city woman
Sweet, sweet, sweet, sweet city woman
Sweet, sweet, sweet, sweet city woman
Sweet, sweet, sweet, sweet city woman
Sweet, sweet, sweet, sweet city woman
Sweet, sweet, sweet, sweet city woman
Songwriter: Richard Dodson
© Peermusic Publishing
by the way,j I got introduced to this song in high school. The teacher played it for the whole class, he was an older gentleman, but loved this song. Good man, when I hear it, I bow my head for a moment in remembrance of him.
OMG! I was prepared for something less than that but boy was I wrong! That was absolutely OUTSTANDING! WOW!! You guys are still super! I'm so glad you guys are still making music. Just fantastic! Thank you for your stellar talent then and now!
Every time I hear this I'm right back in Freshman homeroom- 1971. I loved it then. I love it now. Powerful song! Great band! Here's to ya, men! Thanks!
STAMPEADERS
I LOVE THIS SONG I GOT IN TROUBLE FOR TAKING QUARTERS
JUST TO PLAY THE SONG BACK IN 1971 I WAS 8 YEARS OLD AT THE TIME NOW IM 55 YEARS OLD
LOVE THIS SONG
SWEET CITY WOMAN
IT REMINDS ME OF MY CHILDHOOD
BACK IN 1971
Boy that’s a person who has never lost their voice Jesus
I think they combined some lip synching with actual live instrumentation. But I could be wrong! :)
Great job after all these years. You guys sound just like the 1970's and looked like you had a great time recording it. Nice mix of old clips too. Stay well.
I did get the extreme privilege to see the band in Victoria at the McPherson playhouse, June 23, 2022. It was a great show!
Stampeders belong in the Rock and Roll Hall of FAME They kicked ass then and still kick ass