VH1 Classic Albums feature on the making of Film footage of The Band performing this version of the song was included in the recent EMI says Robertson remembers this taking place after the Version features Helm on drums, as opposed to the released take, which featured Manuel on drums. Recorded in theĪlternate take (take 14) - recorded 6/16/69 at A&R Studios in NYC.Īlternate take - earlier take than released version recorded in the Spring of 1969. Single "Ain't Got No Home." This is the previously unreleased stereo version mixed by The Band.Īlternate version - recorded in the Spring of 1969 - this is a rough mix from the first set ofĪlternate mix - this mix features unused overdubs - mixed by TheĪlternate take (take 9) - earlier performance than the released version. The mono version was used as the B-Side to the Outtake - original stereo mix (mixed 7/9/69). Released remixed and expanded 50th Anniversary Editions of the album. In 2019, 50 years after the release of The Band, Capitol/Universal Music Enterprises Rock Efectivo, with psychedelic cover art and song titles in Spanish. The Band was released as a 10-track LP in Mexico (omitting "When You Awake" and "The Unfaithful Servant") titled
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With "Get Up Jake" as the single bonus track. Put out a limited edition 24K Gold CD (supposedly "from the original Produced (mostly) from the original master tapes, with 7 bonus tracks and a booklet with liner notes by Rob Bowman included (Band biographer Barney Hoskyns wrote the original liner notes for the 2000 reissue, but they were rejected by Capitol/ Robertson.)Ī limited Edition "mini-sleeve" CD came on Caroline Records in the UK in 2008.Ĭapitol released a 180 gram vinyl LP the same year. In August 2000 Capitol Records released a
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Remastered CD, with horrible lyrics transcriptions, came in Japan in 1998. Using analog cutting from analog tapes, was releasedīy EMI in 1997 as part of their Centenary series.
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Rhino released a box set in May 1998 containing this video and the CD The Band.Ī special vinyl LP reissue of The Band, produced Other highlights on this masterpiece include "Rag Mama Rag," "The Night Theyĭrove Old Dixie Down," and "King Harvest."ĭocumentary program about the making of The Band, the It was one of several songs on theĪlbum that had an "old-timey" feel. Single, "Up on Cripple Creek," became the Band's first and only Top 30 release. The sum was very much greater than the parts, and the parts were as good as any that existed. As players, all five musicians had reached a completely new level of ensembleĬohesion. Seamless, a work that goes far beyond and yet is front-porch friendly.Ī fine, even superior debut The Band was their masterpiece. Perhaps the best album by any Rock and Roll group ever.