The Band – The Last Waltz 2 Discs (Used) (Mint Condition) CD
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The Band – The Last Waltz 2 Discs (Used) (Mint Condition) CD

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The Band – The Last Waltz 2 Discs (Used) (Mint Condition) CD1 1 Theme From The Last Waltz Arranged By [Horn & String] John Simon Dobro Richard Manuel Electric Upright Bass [Electric Standup Bass] Rick Danko Harp Guitar Robbie Robertson Mandolin Levon Helm Organ [Pipe Organ], Synthesizer Garth Hudson Written By Robbie Robertson Arranged By [Horn & String] John Simon Dobro Richard Manuel Electric Upright Bass [Electric Standup Bass] Rick Danko Harp Guitar Robbie Robertson Mandolin Levon Helm Organ [Pipe Organ],

1-1 Theme From The Last Waltz
Arranged By [Horn & String] – John Simon
Dobro – Richard Manuel
Electric Upright Bass [Electric Standup Bass] – Rick Danko
Harp Guitar – Robbie Robertson
Mandolin – Levon Helm
Organ [Pipe Organ], Synthesizer – Garth Hudson
Written-By – Robbie Robertson
 3:40
1-2 Up On Cripple Creek
Vocals – Levon Helm
Written-By – Robbie Robertson
 4:35
1-3 Who Do You Love
Guitar [Guitar Solo], Soloist – Robbie Robertson
Vocals – Ronnie Hawkins
Written-By – Ellas McDaniel
 4:16
1-4 Helpless
Acoustic Guitar, Harmonica, Vocals, Written-By – Neil Young
Backing Vocals – Joni Mitchell
 5:47
1-5 Stagefright
Arranged By [Horn] – Tom Malone
Organ [Solo], Soloist – Garth Hudson
Vocals – Rick Danko
Written-By – Robbie Robertson
 4:25
1-6 Coyote
Acoustic Guitar, Vocals, Written-By – Joni Mitchell
Congas – Dr. John
 5:50
1-7 Dry Your Eyes
Drums – Dennis St. John
Guitar, Vocals – Neil Diamond
Written-By – Neil Diamond, Robbie Robertson
 3:57
1-8 It Makes No Difference
Arranged By [Horn] – Howard Johnson (3)
Guitar [Guitar Solo], Soloist – Robbie Robertson
Soprano Saxophone [Soprano Sax Solo], Soloist – Garth Hudson
Vocals – Rick Danko
Written-By – Robbie Robertson
 6:48
1-9 Such A Night
Piano, Vocals – Dr. John
Written-By – Mac Rebennack
 4:00
1-10 The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down
Arranged By [Horn] – Allen Toussaint
Vocals – Levon Helm
Written-By – Robbie Robertson
 4:20
1-11 Mystery Train
Harmonica, Vocals – Paul Butterfield
Lyrics By [Additional] – Robbie Robertson
Vocals – Levon Helm
 4:59
1-12 Mannish Boy
Guitar – Bob Margolin
Harmonica – Paul Butterfield
Vocals – Muddy Waters
 6:54
1-13 Further On Up The Road
Guitar [Guitar Solo], Soloist – Robbie Robertson
Vocals, Guitar [Guitar Solo], Soloist – Eric Clapton
Written-By – Don Robey, Joe Veasey
 5:08
2-1 The Shape I'm In
Arranged By [Horn] – Howard Johnson (3)
Organ [Organ Solo], Soloist – Garth Hudson
Vocals – Richard Manuel
Written-By – Robbie Robertson
 4:06
2-2 Down South In New Orleans
Accordion [Accordion Solo], Soloist – Garth Hudson
Lyrics By [Additional] – Bobby Charles
Vocals, Guitar – Dr. John
Written-By – Jack Anglin, Jim Anglin, Johnnie Wright*
 3:06
2-3 Ophelia
Arranged By [Horn] – Garth Hudson
Guitar [Guitar Solo], Soloist – Robbie Robertson
Vocals – Levon Helm
Written-By – Robbie Robertson
 3:53
2-4 Tura Lura Lural (That's An Irish Lullaby)
Arranged By [Horn] – Henry Glover
Piano – John Simon
Written-By – James Royce Shannon
 4:15
2-5 Caravan
Vocals, Written-By – Van Morrison
 6:02
2-6 Life Is A Carnival
Arranged By [Horn] – Allen Toussaint
Guitar [Guitar Solo], Soloist – Robbie Robertson
Vocals – Levon Helm, Rick Danko
 4:19
2-7 Baby Let Me Follow You Down
Guitar [Guitar Solo], Soloist – Robbie Robertson
Vocals, Guitar – Bob Dylan
Written-By – Reverend Gary Davis*
 3:00
2-8 I Don't Believe You (She Acts Like We Never Have Met)
Guitar [Guitar Solo], Soloist – Robbie Robertson
Vocals, Guitar – Bob Dylan
Written-By – Bob Dylan
 3:33
2-9 Forever Young
Guitar [Guitar Solo], Soloist – Robbie Robertson
Vocals, Guitar – Bob Dylan
Written-By – Bob Dylan
 4:42
2-10 Baby Let Me Follow You Down (Reprise)
Guitar [Guitar Solo], Soloist – Robbie Robertson
Vocals, Guitar – Bob Dylan
Written-By – Reverend Gary Davis*
 2:46
2-11 I Shall Be Released (Finale)
Drums – Ringo Starr
Guitar [Guitar Solo], Soloist – Ron Wood
Vocals – Bob Dylan, Richard Manuel
Written-By – Bob Dylan
 5:25
The Last Waltz Suite
2-12 The Well
Bass – Rick Danko
Drums – Levon Helm
Horns, Synthesizer – Garth Hudson
Piano, Guitar – Robbie Robertson
Vocals, Keyboards – Richard Manuel
Written-By – Robbie Robertson
 3:27
2-13 Evangeline
Accordion – Garth Hudson
Drums, Backing Vocals – Richard Manuel
Guitar – Robbie Robertson
Mandolin, Vocals – Levon Helm
Violin, Bass, Vocals – Rick Danko
Vocals, Acoustic Guitar – Emmylou Harris
Written-By – Robbie Robertson
 3:17
2-14 Out Of The Blue
Bass – Rick Danko
Drums – Levon Helm
Keyboards – Richard Manuel
Organ, Synthesizer – Garth Hudson
Vocals, Piano, Guitar – Robbie Robertson
Written-By – Robbie Robertson
 3:08
2-15 The Weight
Guitar, Vocals – Robbie Robertson
Organ, Vocals – Richard Manuel
Piano – Garth Hudson
Vocals – Mavis Staples
Vocals, Bass – Rick Danko
Vocals, Drums – Levon Helm
Vocals, Guitar – Roebuck Staples
Written-By – Robbie Robertson
 4:38
2-16 The Last Waltz Refrain
Bass – Rick Danko
Drums – Levon Helm
Keyboards, Synthesizer – Garth Hudson
Vocals, Guitar – Robbie Robertson
Vocals, Piano – Richard Manuel
Written-By – Robbie Robertson
 1:28
2-17 Theme From The Last Waltz
Dobro – Richard Manuel
Electric Upright Bass [Electric Standup Bass] – Rick Danko
Harp Guitar – Robbie Robertson
Mandolin – Levon Helm
Organ [Pipe Organ], Synthesizer – Garth Hudson
Written-By – Robbie Robertson
 3:22
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This book is a great read. I’m not even sure how to encapsulate my thoughts on it, but let me say the chapter, “Jesus,” on the poetry of Countee Cullen is brilliant and a masterclass on discipleship, suffering, identity, projecting onto Jesus. This one chapter could literally be a course in Christian discipleship handling multiple aspects of the life of faith. I feel like I’m not doing the chapter, the book, or Claude Atcho justice here, but I deeply recommend this book and urge readers to really sit with the Cullen chapter and all its implications. What a gift Claude Atcho has given us here!
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