The Band
The Last Waltz (Deluxe Version)
Album · Rock · 1978
The Last Waltz doesn’t just document The Band’s final performance—it’s a living biography of the roots-rock legends. Beyond the one-more-time-with-feeling romps through classics like “Up On Cripple Creek”, it corrals an all-star cast of mentors, including blues great Muddy Waters (on a gloriously swampy “Mannish Boy”) and fellow ’60s-Toronto traveler Neil Young (on a heavenly “Helpless”). A rip-roaring “Baby Let Me Follow You Down” reaffirms how The Band always brought the freewheeling best out of former boss Bob Dylan.
The Last Waltz (Deluxe Version)
The Band
The Last Waltz doesn’t just document The Band’s final performance—it’s a living biography of the roots-rock legends. Beyond the one-more-time-with-feeling romps through classics like “Up On Cripple Creek”, it corrals an all-star cast of mentors, including blues great Muddy Waters (on a gloriously swampy “Mannish Boy”) and fellow ’60s-Toronto traveler Neil Young (on a heavenly “Helpless”). A rip-roaring “Baby Let Me Follow You Down” reaffirms how The Band always brought the freewheeling best out of former boss Bob Dylan.
