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Music CD - The Band: The Band - Greatest Hits
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Music CD: The Band - Greatest Hits
Artist: The Band
List Price: $11.98
Our Price: $6.99
Your Save: $ 4.99 ( 42% )
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Manufacturer: Capitol
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Tracks:
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1. The Weight
2. Tears Of Rage
3. Chest Fever
4. I Shall Be Released
5. Up On Cripple Creek
6. The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down
7. Rag Mama Rag
8. King Harvest (Has Surely Come)
9. The Shape I'm In
10. Stage Fright
11. Time To Kill
12. Life Is A Carnival
13. When I Paint My Masterpiece
14. Ain't Got No Home
15. It Makes No Difference
16. Ophelia
17. Acadian Driftwood
18. The Saga Of Pepote Rouge
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Binding: Audio CD
EAN: 0724352494125
Format: Original recording remastered
Label: Capitol
Manufacturer: Capitol
Number Of Discs: 1
Publisher: Capitol
Release Date: 2003-11-10
Studio: Capitol
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Spotlight customer reviews:
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Summary: Pleasant Transaction.
Comment: The seller provided fast shipment and the cd was in new condition. A very pleasant transaction.
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Summary: The Band fan
Comment: If you like The Band you will like this cd. It contains all my favorite songs.
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Summary: Bar room magic Music
Comment: The BAND is like fine wine the older you get the more you learn to love them.There a beautiful band with harmony and melody that will be around longer then cock roaches at the end of time.
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Summary: Great Compilation
Comment: I love this CD. The Band's music is just outstanding. "The Weight", "Up on Cripple Creek" and "The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down" are the major hits on here but some of the lesser known songs to the casual fan are just as great. "Chest Fever" is just too cool. "It Makes No Difference" will almost bring a tear to your eye. "Ophelia" and "Rag Mama Rag" make you want to party. My favorite is still "The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down". Being born and raised in the south as my father and his father before, this song holds a special place to me and gives me chills everytime I listen to it. Amazing that Robbie Robertson, a Canadian, could capture so much of the emotion and pain from the point of view of a Conferate soldier after the Civil War has ended. He doesn't get into the right/wrong part of it like alot of artists who arent' from the south do(I'm talking about you Neil Young), he just writes the song from the point of view of having everything you've known and your entire way of life being changed forever. If you only own one album by The Band this should be it.
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Summary: Smash Hits vol 1!!! (... Dust on Mother's Bible)
Comment: The Band - perhaps the only rock 'n' roll band whose career and music Faulkner might have imagined - as defined by this predictable compilation, made their mark as one of the most important and fascinating (and sometimes maddening) American (you prefer Canadian?)rock 'n' roll bands beginning with the release of their truly audacious debut "Music From Big Pink" in 1968 until their worthy but slightly off-putting finale, the film and album "The Last Waltz", was issued almost exactly ten years later. They were not very prolific, issuing only six studio albums of original material - after "Big Pink" came "The Band" in 1969, followed by "Stage Fright" (1970), "Cahoots" (1971), "Northern Lights - Southern Cross" (1975), and "Islands" (1977). I like all of these records, but the consensus is they're an uneven lot, the best appearing early on. In addition, there's a wonderful album of covers, "Moondog Matinee" (from 1973, a year in which David Bowie, Bryan Ferry, John Fogerty, John Lennon, and The Carpenters were among the artists offering 'self-portraits' - thanks, Bob - in the form of LPs of non-original material), a superb live set, "Rock Of Ages" (1972), and "The Best Of The Band" (1976), with one new song to bait fanatics. A few more studio originals were scattered on singles and the mostly live "Last Waltz", but that's still a pretty small body of work from a group working together long before their official debut. Of course, they famously collaborated with Dylan again in 1974 (the underrated "Planet Waves, written by Bob and recorded in three days, and the live "Before The Flood").
Since "The Best Of" there have been quite a few anthologies that all contain the same 10 or so 'classics', as well as three boxed sets (they got it right the third time). What's so dispiriting about this latest comp is how it predictably shaves off all the rough edges of The Band's career, which is far more quirky and interesting than those bookended ten years suggest. Since 2000 some of that 'shadow history' has emerged, thanks to superb expanded remasters of all their albums, as well as the excellent and aforementioned boxed set, "A Musical History" (2005). The box finally delves into the group's pre-Band history, and if you think either 1976 or 2000's "The Best Of" portrays this group's range, listen to the blistering rock 'n' roll the Band, ne The Hawks, made with Ronnie Hawkins. The box offers a few savage morsels, and for a more comprehensive look at the early days, track down the 2-CD set "The Roulette Years" (Sequel/UK) issued a decade ago, offers close to 60 tracks recorded 1959 - 63. Levon was with Hawkins as far back as 1957 or '58, and all five Band members were aboard by the end of 1961. Robbie wasn't always interested in restraint as a guitar player - on those 1961 - 63 Hawkins sides he's like a cross between Hubert Sumlin and Johnny Thunders. Check out 'Suzie Q' or 'Who Do You Love' for some of the most savage rock 'n' roll guitar ever....And then we have the scattered, occasional studio tracks made with Dylan during 1965 - 66, such as the single 'Can You Please Crawl Out Your Window' (also on the box, which should have offered a few more), as incendiery as the Stones' Freudian raveup 'Have You Seen Your Mother, Baby, Standing In The Shadow?'. By 1967, with Dylan off the road following his bike accident these six men were functioning as real collaborators, resulting, of course, in "The Basement Tapes" (and when will that masterpiece be upgraded and remastered?), timeless, surreal, haunting, and hilarious music written by Dylan, Richard Manuel, Robertson, Levon Helm, and Rick Danko, individually and in various combinations that would never be repeated after "Big Pink"...
Unless you define yourself as a casual music fan who wants a modest collection of quality popular music to play when guests visit (in which case you wouldn't have read this far), skip this dull anthology, which doesn't offer a single track that's not readily available on those 1968 - 77 Capitol albums (they even omitted the first "Best Of's" lone rarity, 'Twilight'). Get a few of The Band's now-expanded original albums, or read Levon Helm's autobiography; check out the boxed set, which begins around 1961. You'll find mystery, fragments of an American dream and a ghost story. And you'll come back for more.
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Editorial Reviews:
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It seems odd that the Band emerged in 1968, defying the counterculture's extravagant rejections of U.S. culture with literary, often Southern-tinged musical and lyrical vehicles. Hearing this 18-song anthology, with its heavy weighting toward the Canadian quintet's first three albums--Music from Big Pink (four tunes), The Band (five tunes), and Stage Fright (three tunes)--what still stands out is the Band's command of yearning vocal harmonies, their sense of plainly laid melodies that reveal acoustic depth, and a nostalgia for an imagined American culture. With all their quirkiness and the advance of Robbie Robertson as their centerpiece, the Band lost their celebrated place in the rock pantheon within a decade. This set, which opens so magnificently with "The Weight," "Tears of Rage" (cowritten with Dylan), and the big organ-vamping "Chest Fever," declines rather steeply on the final tracks, "Acadian Driftwood" and "The Saga of Pepote Rouge." Up till then, however, this set is fantastic. --Andrew Bartlett
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