The Band (album)

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The Band (album) is the influential 1969 roots rock record by The Band, widely acclaimed for its Americana storytelling and songs like "The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down" and "Up on Cripple Creek."

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Levon Helm notableWork The Band (album)
Robbie Robertson notableWork The Band (album)
Garth Hudson notableWork The Band (album)
Rick Danko notableWork The Band (album)
Richard Manuel notableWork The Band (album)
Levon Helm notableWork The Band (self-titled album)
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Up on Cripple Creek partOf The Band (album)
John Simon notableWork The Band (album)
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John Simon producerOf The Band (album)
Eric Garth Hudson notableWork The Band (album)
Richard Clare Danko notableWork The Band (album)
Rick Danko notableWork The Band (album)
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When You Awake partOfAlbum The Band (album)
The Basement Tapes with Bob Dylan and The Band influenced The Band – Music from Big Pink
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Whispering Pines partOf The Band (1969 album)
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