Stage Fright is the third studio album by Canadian American group the Band, released on August 17, 1970. Engineered by Todd Rundgren and Glyn Johns, it features two of the group's best-known songs,... more
Stage Fright is the third studio album by Canadian American group The Band, released on August 17, 1970. Engineered by Todd Rundgren and Glyn Johns, it features two of the group's best-known songs,... more
Expanded two CD edition. 50th Anniversary Edition features newly remixed and remastered + bonus tracks + Royal Albert Hall performance. Stage Fright is the third studio album by Canadian American... more
Super Deluxe double vinyl LP pressing with 7" vinyl single, CD, and Blu-ray. Features a new stereo mix of the album by Bob Clearmountain from the original analog masters. The package also features... more
Digitally remixed, remastered and expanded two CD edition. In celebration of the 50th Anniversary of The Band's sophomore album, the band releases this version featuring a new stereo mix of the album... more
Robbie Robertson and his mates had the songs and the sound to make an all-time classic with their second LP, and soared to #9 with it in ’69. Now, Capitol has the goods to make a big splash all over... more
It seems this lavish 50th-anniversary box is generating the same kind of excitement and ardent acclaim that the original album did when it came out of nowhere on July 1, 1968. As it began its rise to... more
It seems this lavish 50th-anniversary box is generating the same kind of excitement and ardent acclaim that the original album did when it came out of nowhere on July 1, 1968. As it began its rise to... more
It seems this lavish 50th-anniversary box is generating the same kind of excitement and ardent acclaim that the original album did when it came out of nowhere on July 1, 1968. As it began its rise to... more
Every bit as revered today as it was celebrated (and mourned) on Thanksgiving day 1976, the Band’s swan-song performance was the star-studded concert of a lifetime and became the reference standard... more
The gospel, country, soul and rock ’n’ roll of the Band worked in service of a set of deeply personal songs on their third album (1970). The album’s title introduces the concept of the hazards of... more
As remarkable a debut as "Music from Big Pink" was, the Band’s second album (’69) made even more of an impact. This is where Robbie Robertson’s songs and the distinct contributions of Manuel, Hudson,... more
The Last Waltz (the concert, the film and the album) is legendary because of what it meant…what came before it. Muddy Waters, Bob Dylan, Joni Mitchell, Neil Young, Van Morrison, Ringo Starr…they came... more
The use of 24 tracks and the addition of synthesizers were new, but the old songwriting magic returned on this 1975 LP. No Band collection is complete without the shining stars you’ll encounter here:... more
The Band’s 1973 album of inspired covers takes us from soul to rock ’n’ roll to New Orleans R&B. They have a ball with The Great Pretender; Mystery Train; Third Man Theme; Holy Cow; Ain’t Got No... more
This 1977 album went down in rock history as the final LP featuring all five original Band members. Richard Manuel’s unforgettable vocal on Georgia on My Mind joins the originals Right As Rain;... more
One of the defining moments of the Band’s prime was their live album "Rock of Ages," which shot to #6 in ’72. Though it is a certified classic, that LP did not include the Band’s entire 12/31/71... more
Rhino put this out in ’99, and it’s seeing remastered reissue now: the key cuts from the Band’s acclaimed reunion LPs Jericho (’93), High on the Hog (’96) and Jubilation (’98). They stir the soul... more
From Eagle Vision's "Classic Albums" series, this DVD tells the story of The Band's 2nd album through interviews with surviving members of The Band Eric Clapton, Don Was, George Harrison, along with... more
The complete 1973 release, plus the outtakes Didn’t It Rain; Crying Heart Blues; Shakin’; What Am I Living For, and Going Back to Memphis, along with a studio version of Endless Highway!
Their 1972 live double album arranged by Allen Toussaint, here with some essential additions: four tracks live with Bob Dylan, including "Down in the Flood," "Don’t Ya Tell Henry" (Dylan’s ONLY live... more
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