Earl Cate replaced this group's primary songwriter for a 1983 reunion tour. This group was on a tour documented in the concert-film Eat the Document and starred in a well-received film shot at Thanksgiving at the Winterland Ballroom. Their version of Ray Charles's hit "Georgia on My Mind" became Jimmy Carter's campaign song. For a 2007 tribute album, Blues Traveler recorded a version of their biggest British hit, "Rag Mama Rag". In one song, their singer commands, "Now (*) Molly dear, don't you shed a tear / Your time will surely come, you'll feed your man chicken every Sunday". Members of this group included Robbie Robertson. This group stopped touring following the
Earl Cate replaced this group's primary songwriter for a 1983 reunion tour. This group was on a tour documented in the concert-film Eat the Document and starred in a well-received film shot at Thanksgiving at the Winterland Ballroom. Their version of Ray Charles's hit "Georgia on My Mind" became Jimmy Carter's campaign song. For a 2007 tribute album, Blues Traveler recorded a version of their biggest British hit, "Rag Mama Rag". In one song, their singer commands, "Now (*) Molly dear, don't you shed a tear / Your time will surely come, you'll feed your man chicken every Sunday". Members of this group included Robbie Robertson. This group stopped touring following the release of the Martin Scorsese-directed concert film, The Last Waltz. This Canadian group can be heard on Music from Big Pink and The Basement Tapes, recordings made in Woodstock by Bob Dylan. For 10 points, name this generically named rock group.
Earl Cate replaced this group's primary songwriter for a 1983 reunion tour.
The Band [or Levon and the Hawks; or the Hawks; or Canadian Squires]