Saw them in 72 with the dead and almond brothers. Then again in 74 with Bob Dylan.

Grande band!!!!

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Cripple Creek transports this British lady to the South. I was fortunate enough to see The Band at Wembley in '73 along with Joni Mitchell and Crosby, Stills, Nash, and Young.

Priceless footage of a band who, at their best, wrote some of the most essential songs ever. I have just read Robbie Robertson's 'Testimony', so this video is very timely.

The Allman brothers would play this same venue almost a year later, one of Duane Allman's last show before his death, and absolutely blow the roof off.

Now that's Talent unlike the pab music like ted nuggets

Always felt Richard got the short end of the stick on these Band videos. Best singer of group but u cant see him singing. Some people prob think Robbie was part of the vocal ensemble.

My Favorite Band All-time

They are the best! Thank You!

danko is one of the best bass players and singer songwriters of all time !!

Robbie RIP was inconsiderate for his bandmats. Read the books. The movie was a surplus of a platform for Robbie to quietly r

I know it’s hard to believe but there was once a time when instruments were actually played, people sang live, and songs were beautifully written…

Priceless

What a treasure...thank you !

When I think of great guitar players, I don’t think of Robbie Robertson. Now Richard Manuel, there is a genius on his instrument. Usual crap filming from this era. Better than nothing though.

No shots of Garth ? Was Richard Manual still here?

To have 5 guys each with so much talent in one package.

Fretless bass and all

Richard had a great voice I love when he sings King Harvest (Has Surely Come)

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I saw them in Houston in 1976. Shook hands in the parking lot after the concert with garth and Robbie. They were so gracious and pleasant

The hawk had an eye for talent and he knew how to polish it.

THE only band in the world that all 3 boys had a wonderfull voice

This is one of the GREATEST ensembles EVER! Each member had genius. Don’t know how, but it was as real as death!

RIP Robbie ❤ Thank you!

Thank you!

Mèt em Yorkshire84 -Robbie Rick grinning gentle giant benevolent Garth out of it Richard tough Levon laughing Cate Bros grosling Van some memories GB Jacqui Grimaldi

Over 50 years later..... they only grow in my esteem. Thanks for this!

magnificent . that bass playing with levon on drums harmonising ! not sure there are many bands wuth musicians of this calibre ! respect Rick !

the greatest band that ever took to the stage.not even a close second.the talent will never be matched,the song writing was second only to Dylan.perfect example of timeless music

Thanks. I'm glad I saw the Band in 1974 with Bob, in Santa Cruz just before the Last Waltz and again at the Last Waltz with everybody.

I’ve always said they’re the best of the best. I’ve read Across the Great Devine, This Wheels on fire etc. The truly sad part though is that except for Robbie they were broke and despite “The Last Waltz” they never received nearly the recognition they deserved.

Robbie was truly the one driving the band on stage. So maybe he did write the songs??

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Robbie was the biggest talent in the Band. Excellent solo career. It really bugged Levon- who while an excellent singer- never had Robbie’s song writing ability.

So true, all great comments to the best that knew the best, did the best.

And Robbie wrote all of it. Phenomenal!

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Rick Danco's bass on Time to kill. Super stuff

Love these guys since the 70s

I have been very lucky to have seen the Beatles, Rolling Stones, Grateful Dead, the Faces, Cream ,Flyiing Burrito Bros, Joe Walsh, Neil Young The Kinks, Bob Dylan, John Hiatt. Mavis Staples. Rod Stewar, Captain Beefhart, Ry Cooder, Muddy Waters, Country Joe, Otis Redding, and Co, Stevie Wonder, The Chiffons, Mary Wells, Bonnie Raitt, Albert King, Magic Sam, Muddy Waters, Van Morrisson, Johnny Shines,, Steven Stills, Rolling Stones, Donovan, the Hollies , Fleetwood Mac, Grateful Dead , the Faces and the Small Faces etc So much talent, but thE BAND were a group that were absolute unique. Perhaps there might be another BAND like them. I doubt it very much. Just a matter of taste.

Awesome!

Great, great stuff ~ thank you for this wonderful footage!

Never listen to this band much, I don't know why, now the more I listen to him 30 years later a good band they had to be they were back up for Dylan.

I'm glad this is footage of the band, not bandage of the foot.

I started with Ronnie Hawkins and the Band in 1964 at the Rockwood Club Bob Baucom,I grew up next to the Fayetteville Country Club .I have the stories.KeepRockin !