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The Band - The Band
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Music CD Cover Artist: The Band Edition: Music CD Audio: English (Unknown); English (Original Language); English (Published) Format: Extra tracks, Original recording reissued, Original recording remastered CD Release Date: 2000-08-29 Music Label: Capitol Product features: Soundtracks: - Across the Great Divide
- The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down
- Up on Cripple Creek
- Jemima Surrender
- Look out Cleveland
- The Unfaithful Servant
- Get Up Jake [stereo mix][*][Outtake][Take]
- The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down [*][Mix]
- Whispering Pines [Alternate Take][*]
- King Harvest (Has Surely Come) [Alternate Take][*]
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Free Music Notes for The Band AlbumFree Music Review: great 2nd album Hit: 4 Stars
not quite as good as Big Pink but pretty good anyway. the main complaint i have is that Robbie Robertson is not a good guitar player. everyone on these reviews keep saying that the guitar solo in King Harvest is so great, honestly it sounds like a 10 year old could have played that solo better. obviously hes talented since he writes most of the songs, but the thing with The Band is that it always sounds like a group effort. I especially like the songs that sound like the vocals are coming from the other side of the room (jawbone) and most of the songs sound like live takes. most of their biggest songs are on here and most are enjoyable. I still have a problem distinguishing between Danko and Manuel on alot of the vocals, they sound kinda similar.
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