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Track Listings

Disc: 1

1	Theme From The Last Waltz (Concert Version)
2	Up On Cripple Creek (Concert Version)
3	The Shape I'm In (Concert Version)
4	It Makes No Difference (Concert Version)
5	Who Do You Love (feat. Ronnie Hawkins) [Concert Version]
6	Life Is A Carnival (Concert Version)
7	Such A Night (feat. Dr. John) [Concert Version]
8	The Weight (Concert Version)
9	Down South In New Orleans (feat. Bobby Charles) [Concert Version]
10	This Wheels On Fire (Concert Version)
11	Mystery Train (feat. Paul Butterfield) [Concert Version]
12	Caldonia (feat. Muddy Waters) [Concert Version]
13	Mannish Boy (feat. Muddy Waters) [Concert Version]
14	Stagefright (Concert Version)

Disc: 2

1	Rag Mama Rag (Concert Version)
2	All Our Past Times (Concert Version)
3	Further On Up The Road (feat. Eric Clapton) [Concert Version]
4	Ophelia (Concert Version)
5	Helpless (feat. Neil Young) [Concert Version]
6	Four Strong Winds (Concert Version)
7	Coyote (feat. Joni Mitchell) [Concert Version]
8	Shadows And Light (Concert Version)
9	Furry Sings The Blues (Concert Version)
10	Acadian Driftwood (Concert Version)
11	Dry Your Eyes (feat. Neil Diamond) [Concert Version]
12	The W.S. Walcott Medicine Show (Concert Version)
13	Tura Lura Lural (That's An Irish Lullaby) [feat. Van Morrison] [Concert Version]
14	Caravan (feat. Van Morrison) [Concert Version]

Disc: 3

1	The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down (Concert Version)
2	The Genetic Method/Chest Fever (Soundtrack Version)
3	Baby Let Me Follow You Down (feat. Bob Dylan) [Concert Version]
4	Hazel (Concert Version)
5	I Don't Believe You (She Acts Like We Never Have Met) [feat. Bob Dylan] [Concert Version]
6	Forever Young (feat. Bob Dylan) [Concert Version]
7	Baby Let Me Follow You Down (Reprise) [feat. Bob Dylan] [Concert Version]
8	I Shall Be Released (Finale) [Concert Version][Ensemble]
9	Jam #1 (Concert Version)
10	Jam #2 (Concert Version)
11	Don't Do It (Concert Version)
12	Greensleeves (Soundtrack Version)

Disc: 4

1	The Last Waltz Suite: The Well
2	The Last Waltz Suite: Evangeline (feat. Emmylou Harris)
3	The Last Waltz Suite: Out Of The Blue
4	The Last Waltz Suite: The Weight (feat. The Staples)
5	The Last Waltz Suite: The Last Waltz Refrain
6	The Last Waltz Suite: Theme From The Last Waltz (feat. Orchestra)
7	King Harvest (Rehearsal Version)
8	Tura Lura Lural (Concert Rehearsal Version)
9	Caravan (Concert Rehearsal Version)
10	Such A Night (Concert Rehearsal Version)
11	Rag Mama Rag (Rehearsal Version)
12	Mad Waltz (Sketch track for 'The Well') (Studio Version)
13	The Last Waltz Refrain (Instrumental)
14	The Last Waltz Theme (Sketch)

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Media Type: CD
Artist: BAND
Title: LAST WALTZ
Street Release Date: 04/23/2002
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Genre: ROCK/POP

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Even taking into account inflation, it's ironic in this era of $250 concert tickets that critics harped when the Band charged $25 for their legendary November 1976 farewell show at San Francisco's Winterland. That price not only included Thanksgiving dinner, but also numerous guest superstars who'd influenced, worked with, and/or shared the Canadian roots of Robbie Robertson and crew. What transpired was a grand celebration of North American musical forms. There are numerous definitive performances here--from Van Morrison's goose-bump-inducing "Caravan" and solo rendition of the beautiful Irish standard "Tura Lura Lural" (Celtic music inspired those Appalachians in the first place) to Bob Dylan and "the Hawks" delivering a pop-metallic "Baby, Let Me Follow You Down," first captured on the Royal Albert Hall Concert tapes. But because this new fleshed-out version--produced and compiled by Robertson--includes surprises (late blues legend Muddy Waters's endearing take on Louis Jordan's "Caledonia"; current blues legend Dylan's "Hazel"), treasures ("This Wheels on Fire," Neil Young's "Four Strong Winds"), and two jam sessions that just don't add much, the new box set simply matches and enhances--but doesn't top--the original three-LP version of this wonderful slice of rock & roll history. --Bill Holdship

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Is Discontinued By Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ No
Language ‏ : ‎ English
Package Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 10.6 x 5.3 x 0.6 inches; 1 Pounds
Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ Rhino/Warner Bros.
Date First Available ‏ : ‎ January 20, 2007
Label ‏ : ‎ Rhino/Warner Bros.
ASIN ‏ : ‎ B000063DS1
Number of discs ‏ : ‎ 4

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Steve J. Sikora

They shall be released!

Reviewed in the United States on January 5, 2024

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It’s 2023. I am sitting in a noisy restaurant . In the background I recognize the sound system is playing songs from The Last Waltz, an album I have owned on vinyl since its original release in the 1979s and on CD since the early 1990s. I own everything ever recorded by The Band including some bootlegs, the big boxed set and all versions of the Basement Tapes. As I listened to the music I recognized that some of the songs were slightly different. I pulled out my phone and used the Shazam app to confirm the source of these recordings. I found that I was listening to “concert versions” and “rehearsal versions” of the songs I have known so well for so long. I investigated on Amazon I found that the 2002 remastered release included 24 unreleased songs. There may be another “Anniversary Edition” of The Last Waltz mastered with newer technology but it is for the previously unreleased songs that I bought this collection. I do not regret that I did.

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Reviewed in the United States on February 16, 2024

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Great record at a great price

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Michael

Great album.

Reviewed in the United States on January 2, 2024

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Can not believe I waited so long to get this. Read a review that said this was one of the best ever - I have to agree. Some big names show up to play with the boys in the "Band" !

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Keith B D

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Reviewed in the United States on January 18, 2024

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Becoming more difficult to find new cd at a reasonable price

Reviewed in the United States on October 26, 2023

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Great live performance for the Bands final concert at Winterland in SF Filled with guests for the show!! Great show!!

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Elliot Knapp

The only way to experience The Last Waltz on CD

Reviewed in the United States on January 12, 2007

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The Last Waltz is a controversial beast. As a rock documentary, it's an absolute classic, bringing to life the interviews of a diverse lineup of rock stars and depicting a marvelous one-night-stand concert in a very exciting way. As an event for The Band, it was a bit of an act--Robertson was the only one who wanted to quit, and the performance was especially forced for drummer Levon Helm, who didn't like the entire concept and found the film to be especially biased to Robertson's ego. For better or worse, though, here it is on CD in as complete a form as has ever been released (a few tracks are still missing and horns are overdubbed on a few as well, and the tracks aren't in their original order). The group is certainly not as on top of their game as they once were, since the road and drugs have taken their toll, but they give it their all and the star-studded guest appearances make for a once-in-a-lifetime event. This boxed set is the only way to experience this concert--it has the music that wasn't in the movie, it has the studio theatrical music, and it has the rehearsals that were (in some cases) better than the actual performances.

When the concert is good, it's great. Van Morrison's "Caravan" is a transcendent rock and roll moment, and The Band really cuts it up on some of their own material, like Rick Danko's classic "Stage Fright" vocal and The Band's final, barnstorming encore, "Don't Do It." A lot of great songs are on here that didn't make it to the movie either, like the group affair "Acadian Driftwood" with Neil Young and Joni Mitchell, and Neil Young's "Helpless," which sounds great with The Band's vocalists as backup singers. The rehearsals are great too, with "King Harvest" as a highlight (I still don't know why they're withholding the actual live version of this classic).

When The Last Waltz is mediocre, though, it's pretty mediocre. For instance, "Out of the Blue." With three amazing vocalists, Robbie Robertson's egotistical advancement of his own middling voice is pretty disappointing. A few of the takes are pretty middle of the road too, like the live "The Weight," and the rushed "W.S. Walcott's Medicine Show." Neil Diamond, though he performs his song with his usual grace (I admit it, I'm a fan) doesn't really belong with The Band on such an important night. Sorry Robbie.

Overall, The Last Waltz is a solid experience on CD, but it's definitely overshadowed by the truly essential film version of the concert which has great visuals and interview footage (not to mention a lot of close-ups of Robbie, thanks to Marty's infatuation with the guitarist). As a CD it doesn't capture the visual scope of the night and can't compare to the performing quality of Rock of Ages, the group's first and superior live album. If you're going to buy The Last Waltz on CD, though, this one has the most music and captures ALL of the best moments, where the other versions are even more heavily-edited and miss out on some of the greatness.

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Rockaday

The whole show!!!!!!!!!!

Reviewed in the United States on October 29, 2023

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Never had the last waltz on cd. Now i do. With Dylan singing 'hazel.' lucky me.

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Mcd

Good to know you can find classic music that been gone for years through amazon...

Reviewed in the United States on October 16, 2023

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Best musicians ever🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

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cg

LUV IT !!

Reviewed in Canada on October 22, 2023

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have it in my truck and the concert bookmarked for in the house :)

bernd hausler

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Reviewed in Germany on December 31, 2023

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Eine must habe Scheibe

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Una edición excelente.

Reviewed in Spain on November 8, 2023

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Este triple lp en vinilo está perfecto. Una gran oportunidad para tener la música del concierto quizás el mejor de la historia del rock.

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Robert

The Era Defining Concert - The Best!

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on August 14, 2023

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Sadly, the main person behind "The Last Waltz", Robbie Robertson passed away a few days ago at the time of this review. The only survining member of "The Band" is Garth Huson. The rest are no longer with us. R.I.P. Robbie.

As for the CD and indeed the DVD, it is arguably one of the best ever live concerts. The CD includes all of the songs and of the many artists who joined The Band onstage for this memorable concert. Most of the guest musicians fitted in well with The Band. The only one that stand out is Neil Diamond. People still ask to this day why was he on the list? Such an odd choice in between Dylan and Dr. John et al. I guess the only answer could be that Robbie Robertson owed Neil Diamond a favour has they had worked together on various project.

This. s one CD collection that you will want to keep going back to again and again. The music is outstanding and will be around for many years to come.

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