
Exploring the history of Canadian-American roots rock group, The Band.
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 73 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | MusicMusic CommentaryMusic History | |||

This episode traces the final years of Richard Manuel, from The Band’s relentless touring in 1984–86 to his last night in Winter Park, Florida. We follow the grind of the road, the pressures that built around him, and the moments of beauty still pres... more
This episode follows guitarist Jim Weider, from growing up in Woodstock to finding his way onto the road with Levon, Rick, Richard, and Garth. We trace how he joined The Band in the mid-’80s, held things together through years of hard touring, helped... more
In this mini episode, we dive into Robbie Robertson’s Insomnia — a vivid, late-life reflection from one of rock’s most self-mythologizing figures. Less a memoir and more a cinematic vignette, Insomnia captures the years between 1976 and 1980, when Ro... more
In this episode, we revisit The Band’s unexpected 1983 reunion six years after The Last Waltz. With Robbie Robertson absent, Levon Helm, Rick Danko, Richard Manuel, and Garth Hudson came together once again, proving their music still carried power an... more
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The guy posted an article about Todd Rundgren saying Robbie was a snob, I commented that maybe working with Robbie was too much like work, you know, because of the Todd Rundgren song where he sings about not wanting to work… apparently that was an attack and I’m a troll. I apologized in a message on another platform and was banned from there as well. Either way, he lost a podcast listener today. Unsubscribed
Your review of A Complete Unknown is off base. Dylan was objectively NOT political in his life and to criticize the movie for not being political is ridiculous.
My dad introduced me to The Band when I was in middle school. I’ve always been fascinated with their music and history ever since. This podcast relives one of the greatest bands of all time and I’m really glad I stumble upon this informative show. I’ve only had time to listen to a few select episodes but can’t wait to dive in more. Thanks for the time and effort put in to each episode!
I am a new fan of The Band and also of this podcast. Great mix of music clips from The Band as well as interesting discussions about each member. Also extremely relaxing to listen to.
I am a new fan of The Band and also of this podcast. Great mix of music clips from The Band as well as interesting discussions about each member. Also extremely relaxing to listen to.
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This series offers an in-depth exploration of the Canadian-American roots rock group known for their rich musical legacy. Each episode focuses on pivotal moments in their history, including the band's formation, creative evolution, and personal struggles of its members. Notable discussions often delve into significant albums, noteworthy songs, and the cultural impact of The Band, supplemented by anecdotes and insights from musicians, music historians, and critics. The unique blend of storytelling and music analysis makes it a compelling listen for both devoted fans and new listeners interested in understanding the intricate narratives intertwined with their music.
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1. Jim Weider
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