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IMO, one of Van Morrison's best performances. The Band backing him.



...and of course, the 800 Pound Gorilla in the room, Dylan.




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Yep. Epic


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So many great songs, but I think Van the Man steals the show. His “kick off” is just such a great moment. I’ll watch it every once in a while to feel the joy.
 
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Definitely in the running for best live album of all time.
 
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About a decade before me but that is some great music. I’d have to say I really dig that first song. Sent this off to my friend who is two decades behind this but he cherishes real music and is always talking about real musicians. We actually got started off tonight by me talking about the Bob Dylan Times Are a Chanin’ thread, another great fuckin song.




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I saw The Band on their last tour in 1999. Got 4 tickets, took my wife, her best friend and husband. I was the only one who thought it was something special. I bet my wife doesn't even remember it. Had great seats, a little towards the left, about 10 rows back. Empty seats in front of me, so I moved up a row for a while. People next to me looked at me like I was crazy. Maybe they had tickets for the empty seats and were miffed even though they weren't using them.
 
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I saw The Band open for Crosby Stills and Nash in 1985. Outdoors on the waterfront in Rhode Island. One of the best concerts I ever attended.



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I saw The Band and Bob Dylan’s Reunion Tour, following the recording of Planet Waves, which The Band recorded with him. I’ve seen so many great shows that it’s hard to know where to place that concert, but it’s at least top 5 and could well be top 3. Just a tremendous show.


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Greatest American band of all time.



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That entire concert was excellent in so many ways. Sad they are gone but they gave use great music we will never forget.

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I have watched it, many times. A good sound system is required. I can't watch it on a tinny TV speaker.

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Don’t forget Robertson was behind the soundtracks of most of the Scorcese movies you loved.
 
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The version of "The Night they drove old Dixie Down" was the BEST EVER on "The Last Waltz". The expanded entry with the horns and bass (tuba) really took you back.
https://youtu.be/x35l1IxU9dg
This version also has Joni Mitchell singing background off-stage.


Also, if you look closely, Neil Young has cocaine around his nose.




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I've got it. It is excellent!
 
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As a teen ager when the movie came out, had never heard of them.
Went to the movie , then
Went to it again with a friend ,
Ten days later.
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Three movies have gotten my money twice,
In 55 years of going.





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I watch the video about once a year. I was fortunate enough to see them several times over the years and I went to one of the rambles at Levons once. My favorite band.


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