Band, the
Music from the Big Pink
1 x LP
180grs 33⅓rpm
+ DOWNLOAD
Originally released in 1968 -2015 EU reissue on 180g vinyl LP+download - Take a Load Off with This Incredible-Sounding Big Pink Analog Pressing. Ranked #34 on Rolling Stone's List of the 500 Greatest Albums of All Time. Audiophile Quality: Mastered ...
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Release date: 28-06-2015(Originally released in 1968)
2015 EU reissue on 180g vinyl LP+download - Take a Load Off with This Incredible-Sounding Big Pink Analog Pressing. Ranked #34 on Rolling Stone's List of the 500 Greatest Albums of All Time. Audiophile Quality: Mastered from the Original Master Tapes and Pressed at RTI. Includes "The Weight," "I Shall Be Released," "This Wheel's On Fire"
Tracks:
A1 Tears Of Rage
A2 To Kingdom Come
A3 In A Station
A4 Caledonia Mission
A5 The Weight
B1 We Can Talk
B2 Long Black Veil
B3 Chest Fever
B4 Lonesome Suzie
B5 This Wheel's On Fire
B6 I Shall Be Released
You’ve likely heard the story. Now hear the results of one of the most famous sessions in history with a clarity and warmth never thought possible.
In late 1965 and early 1966, Bob Dylan shattered the boundaries between folk and rock music on a controversial tour that found the generation spokesman plugging in and shocking purist audiences that reviled in horror at the sight of their hero playing electric with a bunch of ragtag Canadian mates. Then known as the Hawks, the Band was that backing group, serving Dylan not only on the road but, playing with him after his motorcycle accident, on his seminal Basement Tapes collection.
Recorded in 1968 and ranked #34 on Rolling Stone’s 500 Greatest Albums of All Time list, The Band’s Music From Big Pink stems from the same locale—a pink farmhouse in upstate Woodstock, New York—as the Basement Tapes and is just as rustic, timeless, and mysterious as Dylan’s celebrated work.
A debut for the ages, the album features two songs co-written with Dylan—“This Wheel’s on Fire,” “Tears of Rage”—as well as what’s universally recognized as the definitive version of Dylan’s “I Shall Be Released.” More famously, it also includes “The Weight,” a standard covered by everyone from the Grateful Dead to Weezer to Aretha Franklin. But the power of this set doesn’t lie in one song but the entire album.
A groundbreaking statement, Music From Big Pink lays bare the magnetism of the American South, Appalachian traditions, and country-rock innovations. That guitarist Robbie Robertson, pianist Garth Hudson, bassist Rick Danko, drummer/vocalist Levon Helm, and organist Richard Manuel are all household names only adds to the proof of this must-have record’s everlasting appeal. This is the majesty of what Greil Marcus called “the old, weird America.”
2015 EU reissue on 180g vinyl LP+download - Take a Load Off with This Incredible-Sounding Big Pink Analog Pressing. Ranked #34 on Rolling Stone's List of the 500 Greatest Albums of All Time. Audiophile Quality: Mastered from the Original Master Tapes and Pressed at RTI. Includes "The Weight," "I Shall Be Released," "This Wheel's On Fire"
Tracks:
A1 Tears Of Rage
A2 To Kingdom Come
A3 In A Station
A4 Caledonia Mission
A5 The Weight
B1 We Can Talk
B2 Long Black Veil
B3 Chest Fever
B4 Lonesome Suzie
B5 This Wheel's On Fire
B6 I Shall Be Released
You’ve likely heard the story. Now hear the results of one of the most famous sessions in history with a clarity and warmth never thought possible.
In late 1965 and early 1966, Bob Dylan shattered the boundaries between folk and rock music on a controversial tour that found the generation spokesman plugging in and shocking purist audiences that reviled in horror at the sight of their hero playing electric with a bunch of ragtag Canadian mates. Then known as the Hawks, the Band was that backing group, serving Dylan not only on the road but, playing with him after his motorcycle accident, on his seminal Basement Tapes collection.
Recorded in 1968 and ranked #34 on Rolling Stone’s 500 Greatest Albums of All Time list, The Band’s Music From Big Pink stems from the same locale—a pink farmhouse in upstate Woodstock, New York—as the Basement Tapes and is just as rustic, timeless, and mysterious as Dylan’s celebrated work.
A debut for the ages, the album features two songs co-written with Dylan—“This Wheel’s on Fire,” “Tears of Rage”—as well as what’s universally recognized as the definitive version of Dylan’s “I Shall Be Released.” More famously, it also includes “The Weight,” a standard covered by everyone from the Grateful Dead to Weezer to Aretha Franklin. But the power of this set doesn’t lie in one song but the entire album.
A groundbreaking statement, Music From Big Pink lays bare the magnetism of the American South, Appalachian traditions, and country-rock innovations. That guitarist Robbie Robertson, pianist Garth Hudson, bassist Rick Danko, drummer/vocalist Levon Helm, and organist Richard Manuel are all household names only adds to the proof of this must-have record’s everlasting appeal. This is the majesty of what Greil Marcus called “the old, weird America.”
Discs: 1
Drager(LP,EP,12,7,CD): LP
Qual(120grs,150grs,180grs): 180grs
Speed(33,45): 33
Bonus(cd,single,download): DOWNLOAD
Label: Captital-Universal
Originally released: 1968
This release: 2015
Drager(LP,EP,12,7,CD): LP
Qual(120grs,150grs,180grs): 180grs
Speed(33,45): 33
Bonus(cd,single,download): DOWNLOAD
Label: Captital-Universal
Originally released: 1968
This release: 2015
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