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Shivers…and Chicken Skin.

Heart wrenching performance. Phenomenal album too. He held his voice together for this performance,

Excellent!

LSD💧🎸💥

Amazing! Listen to Garth’s organ playing. Amazing

Richard sings with great emotion......

Amazing voice. RIP

Richard Manuel.. Too soon gone 🙏🏻🎹🎤🥁

❤❤❤❤❤

What a voice! And what he does with it. And then there is his musicianship....a master ...

I saw him sing this. So passionate

Those boys could really do it

No doubt about his greatness.

Van the Man! To me and everyone else in Winterland that Thanksgiving night, Van was the absolute highlight. When he did those series of high kicks during Turn up your Radio, the place went nuts more and more with each kick, driving The Band higher each time. They were digging it. It was stunning. Nobody else there got that reaction...a Very hard act to follow. You really had to be there. What a night. Thank you Bill Graham!

Fortunate to be a witness. God bless you, Lee.

Somehow I always come back to this performance. My only regret is I wasted years not listening to Levon.

Beautiful. I kinda' wish they had left out the strings though. They got in the way of Richard's great vocals. More space would have been nice.

one of my favorite singer

Manuel amico mio rip

hush is old

i heard this song one time

Never give up!

Richard could have been a great one man show had he lived a long life.

Just so much

The best.....

I too have been on a The Band kick. I have loved The Band since I first heard "Up on cripple Creek", when I was in my twenties and living in New York City. I had almost finished Robbie Robertson's book Testimony, when I heard he passed away. Since then I have been listening to many of their songs again, especially the one from "The Last Waltz", I like RIchard's voice, but my favorite is Rick Danko, especially his emotional and soulful "It makes no difference". Robbie was a great song writer and guitar player, but did not have a voice like Rick, Levon or Richard.

That was beautiful.

I can't believe they didn't include this recording in "The Last Waltz" it's incredible! Martin Scorcese also wanted to leave out Muddy Waters but wisely one cameraman didn't obey him and kept rolling capturing Muddy Waters incredible performance.

Richard is one of the all time great vocals. This and Ray Charles are my favorite versions. Any band would have given to have Richard, Levon or Rick singing in their band.

Does anyone notice that after Levon finishes the first song, Conan comes from a different side of the stage to thank Levon. I just realized that because Levon's back was to where Conan and the others were seated, and he would have had to get up and walk around the cameras, to the other side to see Levon performing.

Bobby Bland I'm sure Van Morrison hipped him to it

Their lyrics are the greatest,an english lesson,a lesson in america

Came back with his soul!

Way to gut it out after the cancer. ♥😎🥁🥁🥁

this is too painful to watch

Absolutely Fabulous.

Beautiful.

Oh, God, they all sound so messed up with. What?

This almost seems like a desecration of a perfectly good song. I like Van a lot. And God knows Richard Manuel had his day. C'mon, let's cut the shit. [Now, I have to go and look up the meaning of this old Irish hymn, I guess it's a hymn]

Americana music... close your eyes and see them marching down Bourbon St. Nuttin' else touches Levon and The Band.

rip rich

Can anyone tell what Van is telling Richard at 1:00? Sounds like 'go ahead sing it' or something

1993? rick played to maybe 18 people at mc cabes in el ay.

Levon Helm is a national treasure! God bless him and his family.

Damn does he ever sound like Ray Charles here! What an amazing singer Richard was.

Kick ass performance and musicians

OMG,OMFG.... What's an honor it is to see the great Levon Helm being honored

A young Van Morrison with his parents popped into the Toronto bar where Ronnie Hawkins and The Hawks- THE BAND were playing. He was amazed at the musicianship and as he was starting a group back home knew nothing short of their musicianship would be uncivilized. Yes the Canadian Stratford boy Richard Manuel keeps this song in the pocket. Look and listen how and the end of Last Waltz when all are singing, I Shall be Released it starts to fail then Richard really vocally brings it back in the pocket and to completion.

Was this recorded by any of the 35mm cameras?

Garth’s keyboards….!