Tonight my husband and I are going to watch The Last Waltz movie https://youtu.be/Lsrv14yJMOs
All text below was copied from below the YouTube video as linked to here in my post:
The Last Waltz was more than just a concert—it was a defining moment in music history. The Band, one of the most influential groups in American and Canadian rock, took the stage for their final performance on November 25, 1976, joined by a legendary roster of special guests.
And now, The Great Divide—celebrating 10 years as a group—will bring this historic night to life once again.
0:00:00 Opening
0:01:06 Don’t Do It
0:06:14 Intro Credits
0:09:06 Up on Cripple Creek
0:13:41The Shape I’m In
0:17:37 Interview
0:18:25 Who Do You Love – Elliot C Way
0:22:05 Interview
0:22:13 It Makes No Difference
0:28:53 Such a Night – Dan Moxon
0:33:37 Interview
0:34:13 Helpless – Etienne Tremblay
0:39:34 Stagefright
0:43:54 The Weight – Dawn Pemberton
0:49:18 Interview
0:49:51 The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down
0:54:07 Dry Your Eyes – Janky Bungag
0:58:40 Coyote – Samantha Pardon
1:04:02 Interview
1:04:21 Mystery Train – Paul Pigat
1:11:05 Mannish Boy – Jim Byrnes
1:17:20 Interview
1:17:33 Further on Up the Road – Scott Smith
1:23:28 Evangeline – Mercy Walker
1:26:40 Chest Fever
1:32:37 Interview
1:33:28 Ophelia
1:37:19 Caravan – Chris Woudstra
1:43:23 Interview
1:43:53 Forever Young
1:48:21 Baby Let Me Follow You Down
1:52:04 I Shall Be Released
1:57:21 Closing Credits
The Last Waltz was more than just a concert—it was a defining moment in music history. The Band, one of the most influential groups in American and Canadian rock, took the stage for their final performance on November 25, 1976, joined by a legendary roster of special guests.
And now, The Great Divide—celebrating 10 years as a group—will bring this historic night to life once again.
The Great Divide | Canada’s Tribute to The Band (Dylan Stone - Guitar, Geoff Howe - Bass, Sean Thompson - Drums, Aidan Miller - Piano, & Jack Weyler - Organ) performed The Band’s iconic farewell concert in its entirety, joined by some of Vancouver BC’s finest musicians to bring the entire concert to life.
Performing with the same instrumentation and five-vocalist approach that made The Band so distinctive, The Great Divide delivers an unmatched authenticity that honors the legacy of Robbie Robertson, Levon Helm, Rick Danko, Garth Hudson, and Richard Manuel.
Joining The Great Divide on stage was a stellar lineup of special guests, including Dawn Pemberton, Paul Pigat, Jim Byrnes, Dan Moxon, Samantha Parton, Scott Smith, Elliot Way, Janky Bungag, Etienne Tremblay, Chris Woudstra, and Mercy Walker, ensuring a rich and authentic recreation of The Last Waltz experience.
The original 'The Last Waltz' movie was filmed by director Martin Scorsese, who made it into a documentary of the same title, released in 1978. Enjoy a 50 year anniversary of a powerful celebration of one of the greatest nights in rock history.
Camera operators: Jim Landecker, Renee Froese & Steve Grout
Iphone Sound Mixing by Chris Woudstra
Edited by Steve Grout
100% Proceeds of this film go to Sarah McLachlan School of Music, Vancouver BC
a 3ohtwo studios, Burnaby BC video production
©MMXXVI
All text below was copied from below the YouTube video as linked to here in my post:
The Last Waltz was more than just a concert—it was a defining moment in music history. The Band, one of the most influential groups in American and Canadian rock, took the stage for their final performance on November 25, 1976, joined by a legendary roster of special guests.
And now, The Great Divide—celebrating 10 years as a group—will bring this historic night to life once again.
0:00:00 Opening
0:01:06 Don’t Do It
0:06:14 Intro Credits
0:09:06 Up on Cripple Creek
0:13:41The Shape I’m In
0:17:37 Interview
0:18:25 Who Do You Love – Elliot C Way
0:22:05 Interview
0:22:13 It Makes No Difference
0:28:53 Such a Night – Dan Moxon
0:33:37 Interview
0:34:13 Helpless – Etienne Tremblay
0:39:34 Stagefright
0:43:54 The Weight – Dawn Pemberton
0:49:18 Interview
0:49:51 The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down
0:54:07 Dry Your Eyes – Janky Bungag
0:58:40 Coyote – Samantha Pardon
1:04:02 Interview
1:04:21 Mystery Train – Paul Pigat
1:11:05 Mannish Boy – Jim Byrnes
1:17:20 Interview
1:17:33 Further on Up the Road – Scott Smith
1:23:28 Evangeline – Mercy Walker
1:26:40 Chest Fever
1:32:37 Interview
1:33:28 Ophelia
1:37:19 Caravan – Chris Woudstra
1:43:23 Interview
1:43:53 Forever Young
1:48:21 Baby Let Me Follow You Down
1:52:04 I Shall Be Released
1:57:21 Closing Credits
The Last Waltz was more than just a concert—it was a defining moment in music history. The Band, one of the most influential groups in American and Canadian rock, took the stage for their final performance on November 25, 1976, joined by a legendary roster of special guests.
And now, The Great Divide—celebrating 10 years as a group—will bring this historic night to life once again.
The Great Divide | Canada’s Tribute to The Band (Dylan Stone - Guitar, Geoff Howe - Bass, Sean Thompson - Drums, Aidan Miller - Piano, & Jack Weyler - Organ) performed The Band’s iconic farewell concert in its entirety, joined by some of Vancouver BC’s finest musicians to bring the entire concert to life.
Performing with the same instrumentation and five-vocalist approach that made The Band so distinctive, The Great Divide delivers an unmatched authenticity that honors the legacy of Robbie Robertson, Levon Helm, Rick Danko, Garth Hudson, and Richard Manuel.
Joining The Great Divide on stage was a stellar lineup of special guests, including Dawn Pemberton, Paul Pigat, Jim Byrnes, Dan Moxon, Samantha Parton, Scott Smith, Elliot Way, Janky Bungag, Etienne Tremblay, Chris Woudstra, and Mercy Walker, ensuring a rich and authentic recreation of The Last Waltz experience.
The original 'The Last Waltz' movie was filmed by director Martin Scorsese, who made it into a documentary of the same title, released in 1978. Enjoy a 50 year anniversary of a powerful celebration of one of the greatest nights in rock history.
Camera operators: Jim Landecker, Renee Froese & Steve Grout
Iphone Sound Mixing by Chris Woudstra
Edited by Steve Grout
100% Proceeds of this film go to Sarah McLachlan School of Music, Vancouver BC
a 3ohtwo studios, Burnaby BC video production
©MMXXVI
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