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Music from Big Pink (Deluxe Edition) [2018 Stereo Remix and Remaster]

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Music from Big Pink (Deluxe Edition) [2018 Stereo Remix and Remaster]

The Band

1968Rock · Music · Singer/Songwriter · Folk-Rock · Country · Americana · Singer/Songwriter

Rock, R&B, country, and gospel merge in a sublimely idiosyncratic debut.
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CAPITOL CATALOG MKT (C92)
Tracks
17

A Capitol Records release; ℗ 2018 UMG Recordings, Inc.

Tracks

  1. 1
    Tears of Rage (Remixed 2018)
    The Band
    5:27
  2. 2
    To Kingdom Come (Remixed 2018)
    The Band
    3:22
  3. 3
    In a Station (Remixed 2018)
    The Band
    3:35
  4. 4
    Caledonia Mission (Remixed 2018)
    The Band
    2:57
  5. 5
    The Weight (Remixed 2018)
    The Band
    4:45
  6. 6
    We Can Talk (Remixed 2018)
    The Band
    3:05
  7. 7
    Long Black Veil (Remixed 2018)
    The Band
    3:06
  8. 8
    Chest Fever (Remixed 2018)
    The Band
    5:28
  9. 9
    Lonesome Suzie (Remixed 2018)
    The Band
    4:08
  10. 10
    This Wheel's On Fire (Remixed 2018)
    The Band
    3:26
  11. 11
    I Shall Be Released (Remixed 2018)
    The Band
    3:22
  12. 12
    Yazoo Street Scandal (Outtake)
    The Band
    4:11
  13. 13
    Tears of Rage (Alternate Take)
    The Band
    5:33
  14. 14
    Long Distance Operator (Outtake)
    The Band
    4:34
  15. 15
    Lonesome Suzie (Alternate Take)
    The Band
    3:01
  16. 16
    Key To the Highway (Outtake)
    The Band
    2:28
  17. 17
    I Shall Be Released (A Capella)
    The Band
    3:05

About this album

Though it grew out of jam sessions in the basement of the band’s communal house in upstate New York, Music From Big Pink lures us to otherworldly environments. “I Shall Be Released” and “In a Station” emerge from floating, celestial sounds, while “Lonesome Suzie” is a Curtis Mayfield ballad soaked in tranquilized blues. The Band’s dreamy, hymn-like undertones come to light in “The Weight,” in which the triangulated harmonies of Richard Manuel, Rick Danko, and Levon Helm forge a new form of rustic gospel goodness.