I never tire of hearing these guys talk about Richard.

@danielmeagher8939

5 жыл бұрын

MartialDriscoll do you know what documentary this was from?

@smujiodome

4 жыл бұрын

Daniel Meagher ‘classic albums’ UK tv show.

@patrickmurphy1803

3 жыл бұрын

Great band,but robbie wrote the songs and that's a fact

@rsands9

3 жыл бұрын

He was so good!

Levon making sure Manuel gets recognized is true friendship, what a class act and incredible southern gent he was. RIP Levon, Danko, Manuel, Robbie

@lukejones0826

11 ай бұрын

RIP to Robbie as well

This is truly beautiful - the love that radiates from Levon as he talks about Richard. Truly heart warming.

I absolutely love this clip. Levon is seemingly transfixed by Richard's soulful voice and his beautiful falsetto. He almost seems to be having a spiritual experience. So very cool. Richard was so talented, as were they all. Levon was one of the greatest drummer, singers, multi-instrumentalists, AND storytellers ever. Rest in peace, sir.

This video is so emotional with Levon talking about Richard's beautiful voice; but I crack up at the end when Levon asks why they went with that "Chinese ending". Love 'em

@yaelleinthesky100

3 жыл бұрын

His laugh ❤

@Elaboratory

3 жыл бұрын

...and John Simon says, "I don't know, but it seemed a good idea at the time."

I love how much Levon loves Richard. When he talks about Rick and Garth too. It's so cute.

5:18 "me too" - Levon's voice when he says that... says everything

Levon was one hell of a man. Rest in peace brother.

@imannonymous7707

5 жыл бұрын

Amen

What a song! I'm now 67, and I'm believe old rockin' chair's got me...

God Levon Helm was such a stand up guy. After Manuel's untimely death Levon never stopped talking about his best friend and was always promoting and making sure Richard was remembered for the genius he was. BTW - Richard Manuel is definitely singing the falsetto in this song. Like another person mentioned, it was always Manuel who sang the high notes and did so beautifully.

@alexmcgillivray9781

8 жыл бұрын

True story. He loved Richard deeply.

@imannonymous7707

5 жыл бұрын

Im almost crying watching this....i never get like this....thats what good art does..it evokes emotion

@timsydlowski5208

5 жыл бұрын

LYacky1 his falsetto on Tears of Rage gives me Goose bumps and Dylan said “ ain’t nobody sing this song better then Richard Manuel. Always laugh when someone today on pop stations is said to be a good musician but don’t play any instruments. These guys were multi instrumentalists each and had to chuckle when someone puts them in that category. Each it’s own I guess but there is no comparison. At the height of psychedelic rock Clapton named the Band as his favorite artist/ act. Their peers respected them then and now.

@craigflagle1546

5 жыл бұрын

Tim Sydlowski z22

@timsydlowski5208

5 жыл бұрын

craig flagle ?

"How did we come up with a Chinese ending?" 😂👌🏻

I wish I could watch these without crying.

@fuchsiaswing8545

Жыл бұрын

Same. I come back to these clips every year and cry every time.

My favorite band! Miss you Levon!!

Any band would kill to have Richard, Levon or Rick singing in their group ... any one of them! What a magical sound.

I wore the Brown album out. Rocking Chair was probably my favorite song and King Harvest has Surely Come another. Both lead vocals by Richard. So much soul to his voice.

@johnvadenais472

5 жыл бұрын

Every Song is Superlative. Best album ever.

@wgb01001

5 жыл бұрын

Jawbone is so good, too

@krisscanlon4051

4 жыл бұрын

Yep I had to retire it...too good. Can barely listen to it. I had a relationship with that Brown lp and well it was time to rest it. Flows like a river.

@fuchsiaswing8545

Жыл бұрын

If my dad did anything right in his life, it was making me a die-hard fan of The Band.

@joelwexler

10 ай бұрын

I have 3 copies, just got the box set. It's 53 years that I don't go a couple days without listening to it or the others.

Knowing the folklore ..wasnt it fascinating watching levon going back. You can see the miles in his face and the memories flooding over him....rip levon richard and rick. we love ya

George Harrison basically had my first opinion of the Band. I knew I liked the music alot. During the time I had been a Dylan fan for over 5 years. Then I noticed the different voices as Levon says that tie it all together. I really miss George Harrison. I just had him pegged as a Beatle, like they promoted him. Now all these interviews are coming out, showing how they knew each other and respected each others songs. So much more still to explore when something new becomes available to the listeners

@robertbruce6865

Ай бұрын

I’ve been a fan of George for a half century. He started as the “little brother”, and at the end of the Beatles was writing better than John and Paul. A brilliant talent and a good man. I got into The Band a little later on. They are my favorite group, and Richard is my all time favorite male vocalist. The fact that George was a fan too gives me a small measure of satisfaction and comfort at their passings. Garth is my favorite musician. What an absolutely brilliant talent.

this might be the coolest fucking thing ive ever seen

Damn, but Richard Manuel's falsetto is like something from another planet.

@imannonymous7707

5 жыл бұрын

Tru dat.... the bands secret weapon... the piano playin drummer that sang like an angel in 3 octaves

@ryancassavaugh8692

5 жыл бұрын

So was Rick's.

@eljaiko555

3 жыл бұрын

It is like some Carl Wilson level vocal beauty

@user-bn3zo3mh5v

3 жыл бұрын

@@eljaiko555 I have thought the exact same thing before! The Band was their own Wall of Sound.

@micklatham8494

3 жыл бұрын

I love how he could just slam up into a falsetto in the middle of the word "sound" at 5:27

How perfect to watch this today as we honor and mourn for Levon.

"I love this part." "Me too"

@robertgronewold7474

4 жыл бұрын

me too

@user-bn3zo3mh5v

3 жыл бұрын

Me three!

@Karmakatt6

3 жыл бұрын

I watched this documentary a million times and just caught that.. 😳 Oh well, at least I got it. Better late than never.. (5:14+)

@hodgeknobbler9848

2 жыл бұрын

That made me smile.

Mother of Lord do I love these guys! I can’t get enough of them. I literally listen to their music every day and I don’t ever get tired of it.

EVERY voice was unique and EVERY Song was just as unique! NO ONE had EVER sounded like them before, and NO ONE has EVER sounded like them since! I DEEPLY liked everything I ever heard them do!

My Brother. 10 yrs older than me, turned me on to "The Band" I was 13, loved music and here I am again, love music! I went to see my Bro, has Melanoma that has spread through Every thing.. WE got to sing together " The Night They Drive Old Dixie down I wish some of my Family coulda and woulda Got that on Vid. I had the camera but ... No-one would take the time to do it. SUCKS! Going to see him tomorrow.

man, what a great song...and to hear the legendary Levon Helms speak on it is absolutely captivating. one of my favorite songs of all time. thanks.

Amazing band with three amazing singers.

Gives me goose bumps! Love, love love THE BAND! Richard is wonderful as is Danko And Levon. My fav. singers for sure and gone waaay too soon.What a reunion must be going on in heaven right now!

Rockin' Chair is so so beautiful

The Band is, without question, my favorite transcendental band. They just grabbed what I was thinking and dumped it into the garbage. And of course what we thought of as the imporance of our listening suddenly jumped through two or three levels.

"I love this part here" "Me too" Perfect.

@musicofanatic

6 жыл бұрын

It's beautiful! Listen to the commentary by these two on the anniversary edition Last Waltz options. Priceless!

It brings tears to my eyes every time I watch this clip.

@theshrubberer

11 ай бұрын

I think I have rewatched this and shared it with friends more than any other. it's captivating

All of em some of my favorite musicians, some of my favorite singers, but Richard blew me away

RIP Levon Helm. You shall be greatly missed by all who love great music.

You hear Levon talking about what a joint effort these songs were even though Robbie wrote the body of the song it’s difficult not to ask how Robbie was able to sideline the others . But having been in the music business for forty years nothing surprises me . Putting that aside that the brown band album is one of my top five favorite records if not No 1 album

@kevingrady8736

2 жыл бұрын

Levon was talking about the arrangement of the song and he was right. But Robbie wrote the song. There's a big difference.

So true, what Barney Hoskyns says about how groups rarely have such an overabundance of talent. The perennially overlooked, Little Feat is another...

@billalbritton4972

Жыл бұрын

Little Feat,what does it take to get a mention from HOF. 🙄

Levon was just such a True Sweet, Sweet Man.😌

best band ever....with time is gettin better and better...

@CryptoGrizzly710

5 жыл бұрын

exactly by far

@joelwexler

10 ай бұрын

53 years of marinating, they're as good as ever. There's quality remixes on youtube that are free and great.

Might be my favorite clip on all of KZread.

@theshrubberer

11 ай бұрын

mine too...all gold

I never appreciate a song so much till hear the background behind it, or how it was made. This is masterful.

True love right there. True love for Richard

back in 1967 or 68 I heard a record called music from big pink. it changed my life and it change the course of American Music. Ladies and Gentlemen....Please welcome.. the BAND.

Every member was perfect.

You could just listen to Taupin and Harrison religiously go own about the Band...superfans

My favourite band, unique, there was nothing like them.

Richard was the angel.

The full documentary is awesome and is well worth checking out. It's here in full on KZread..or on a playlist to itself on my channel if anyone wants to see it, it's great.

Rocking chair has always been one my favorites

Richard sings,and wrote ,almost all of my favorite Band songs.This one,Tears of Rage,and then there's Whispering Pines,one of the best songs ever sung by the hurt human being who wrote it.

@imannonymous7707

5 жыл бұрын

His voice was all over those records he seemed to slip in n out he had so much range ....but i agree all great songs you mentioned

@barakpick

2 жыл бұрын

This one.was written by RR

@stevewiley8409

Жыл бұрын

Bob Dylan wrote Tears of Rage

@Staylogical

Жыл бұрын

@@stevewiley8409 I've got the album.The song is credited to Dylan/Manuel.Dylan wrote the lyrics,Richard wrote the music.Rick Danko said at the Pink house,they had a typewriter in the living room,and someone would start writing a song,and leave the page in the typewriter for others to add to it.Dylan was at the house a lot,and that's how Rick and Dylan wrote This Wheel's on Fire together.Same with Richard and Tears of Rage.

@stevewiley8409

Жыл бұрын

@@Staylogical interesting..tx

Great record! Big Pank as Levon would pronounce it. ;-)

I would give an arm to have the masters separated of this album

A superlative mellowing of fingers tickling my ears. Listened to it over and over to hear all the voices separately. Really cool to float along with. Good pick, Mike, thanks for sending.

This is the song that will back the slideshow of my pictures if there's a funeral for me.

i love thus clip so much

This is a landmark presentation.

Wow. That was great!

I miss them so much. 🥲

Beautiful. ❤️

can't help but get goosebumps

"I love this part here." "Me too."

greatest and most underrated

How did you miss miss you were great

Just wow!

Many Thanks for posting this,,,,I had seen the prog from the Classic Albums series years ago, but before getting the album. I just recorded a cover of this song; the timing is very complicated and its hard to do justice to it, but it really is a fantastic song,,,the best on the album for me.

masterful

Love the band so glad I got / the last waltz

I’m enjoying learning Rick dankos bass lines, a unique player.

Don't forget Rick.

Uno de los diez grupos más grandes de toda la historia.

@robertoponce8077

Жыл бұрын

Para mí el más completo de aquella era

That Chinese ending hahahahaha he's so cute!

These guys were the shit!

George!

4:06, " Richard "

@rooty_rootz

4 жыл бұрын

@@CryptoGrizzly710 By 1986 the poor guy's voice was utterly obliterated and his fairy tale was over. I think he just couldn't take it anymore :(

@demoleramera

4 жыл бұрын

@@rooty_rootz I believe his voice was stronger at the time of his death than during the late 70's. Him stopping drinking in the early 80's really helped it recover (check out some '83 shows for some great Richard vocal power). It might have deteriorated some again by 1986. But yes, he was severly depressed and had also started drinking again. Never a combination you want to find yourself dealing with of course

@rooty_rootz

4 жыл бұрын

@@demoleramera True those 83 shows he had pulled himself together somewhat

Seemed like a good idea at the time.

OK, so listen to this song now.

If Im not mistaking, I believe its from THE BAND, Recounting the journey of a legendary music recording. I have the VHS I bought last Christmas from Amazon. And it is a doc for sure.

ha seeing the top comment i chortle as i was gonna comment ive watched this clip at YTs suggestion many times and seen the entire doc....the one narrated by HArry DEan and of course Scorssesee..and much more about the Band and Robbie's new one...all many times and as i went to click just meow i thought i dont need to see this again but i did...lol...thanks for sharing

Richard was one of my favorite vocalists. Have you heard him sing "Georgia on My Mind"? His is my favorite version of this Ray Charles classic. I've got to say he tops Ray Charles. Almost painful to hear.

I always thought danko sang this. This explains it.

@musicofanatic

6 жыл бұрын

I used to think Manuel sang the verses of "The Rumor"

Greatest voice there was

Holy shit I forgot George was still alive in 2000.

Good comments.....

please where can i watch the whole documentary

watching Levon drift away was one of the saddest things in my life. Life

True. They were very humble with the exception of maybe Robbie later on.

Ya' know,,for such an "ole timey song " this sure is a wonder! How many songs could you list that have such ahuge huge quality ? I think "The night they drove" Live with that huge brass band from the last waltz is sucha song ,but so many simply don't understand..This may be thier 2nd or 3rd best song ever .. and to be able to say that ..in this context,,is something.. such a wonder ,and such a wonderful gathering of talent..Bob dylan knew he had a great back up band ,who could do whatever he wanted ,,but he never knew that his band was as big as he was

Who jacked It up the most.

"Richard.."

@NeedlesTheSpace - and he was a teamworker

where is that video which shows Richard singing from? i want to see the entire song

Who is the guy at the mixing board with Helm? John Simon?

@briane1116

5 жыл бұрын

lenpey Yes, it is their producer John Simon

@lenpey

5 жыл бұрын

Cool! Thanks, Brien E... -L

@krisscanlon4051

4 жыл бұрын

Yep

Watkins Glen 1973

DIP THAT SNUFF

@matt11784 CLAPTON! AT DYLAN'S 30TH ANNIVERSARY. THAT WAS SECOND BEST LIVE CONCERT EVER, NEXT TO THE LAST WALTZ.!!!

Is that John Simon on the faders?

Pervis Staples

what doc is this from? sick.

@poweiss classic albums - the band

If I was Levon I’d be crying cause I’d be missing his voice so much. But it’s such a tragedy that Richard committed suicide I wonder what else he could’ve done if he didn’t commit suicide rip Richard Levon and Rick.

was this after Richard's death?

Slack Tide - 😎✌🏻