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The Band in front of an abandoned house in Woodstock - 1968 - by Elliott Landy
"one of the places they thought would be great for photos" - Elliott Landy
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rodeoromeo · 5 months
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middle aged jewish dad on his afternoon walk . 1930s mobster with a tommy gun . bible belt congregation banjo player . kid at his grandpas funeral . mining town banker offering you a no interest loan so you dont have to send your children underground.
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This looks like the poster for an HBO drama
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pinkdanko · 19 days
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their joint awkward posing slay
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planetwaving · 25 days
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ishallbereleased · 5 months
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The Band perform "Up on Cripple Creek" in Woodstock, 1969
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hoppkorv · 3 months
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petiteclover · 23 days
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The Band photographed in London, 1971.
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just guys being dudes. dudes being guys.
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neilphen · 2 months
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garth hudsons unparalleled vibes i am no better than a moth to a flame
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zimtrim · 5 months
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The Band - Levon Helm
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lugosis · 1 day
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The Band performing at Fillmore East accompanied by the Joshua Light Show - May 9 1969 - by Elliott Landy
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The Band on the Ed Sullivan Show singing Up On Cripple Creek
November 2, 1969
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krispyweiss · 9 months
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An “Intellectualized Rock ‘n’ Roll Artist:” Robbie Robertson Dead at 80
Robbie Robertson is dead.
The Band co-founder, guitarist and primary songwriter died Aug. 9, his management said in a statement.
“Robbie was surrounded by his family at the time of his death,” the statement said.
Robertson was 80; no cause was given.
“May Robbie Robertson rest in peace and love,” Todd Rundgren’s Spirit of Harmony Foundation said.
His death leaves Garth Hudson, 85, as the sole surviving Band member.
Robertson was an “intellectualized rock ‘n’ roll artist,” Michael Des Barres said.
“Robbie Robertson is so important in the history of rock ‘n’ roll music, bringing Americana and country music together … he will be remembered,” Des Barres said.
Given Robertson wrote “The Night They Drive Old Dixie Down,” “The Weight,” “The Shape I’m In,” “Stage Fright,” “Up on Cripple Creek” and scads of others, that is an understatement.
“Robbie Robertson’s words wove the fabric of the songs we all wear,” Joe Newberry said. “Rest in peace.”
“The loss of Robbie Robertson is heartbreaking,” Kiefer Sutherland said. “Canada has lost an icon, and music has lost a poet and a scholar.”
Robertson started - as his Band mates Hudson, Levon Helm, Rick Danko and Richard Manuel did - with Ronnie Hawkins and the Hawks. They then became Bob Dylan’s band; then simply the Band.
“One of the all-time greats,” Tinsley Ellis said of Robertson.
When the Band split, Robertson’s output slowed considerably and he made just six LPs released between 1987 and 2019. But that didn’t faze Al Di Meola’s fandom.
“I absolutely adored Robbie Robertson,” the guitarist said. “His (self-titled) solo debut … is to this day my all time favorite pop album. … Robbie, rest in peace.”
8/9/23
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planetwaving · 1 month
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band-themed dress up game when.
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