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!

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.

Really enjoyed your recent Last Waltz podcast. It was very insightful. One thing, I think you should have compared the film to the concert film getting all the attention this year, Stop Making Sense which came out about 10 years later. I think the director of that one, the late Jonathan Demme, was definitely influenced by The Last Waltz. Notice though that he had no interviews in the film, just the music.

Love this podcast. Listen to the episodes over and over!

Great pod, I’ve listened to certain episodes multiple times. One thing I will say is the audio could be a bit louder at times (my job is loud)

Define dearth.

This deep dive into the details of The Band has been a joy for me. I've enjoyed The Band since my parents bought a copy of the brown album in 1969 (I was age 7). Over the years I've played their music and read all the biographies. But this podcast is a special windo. Thank you.

Thanks for this episode on Garth Hudson. Sometime in the late 70’s or very early 80’s my wife and caught Hudson playing keyboards with Don Melean ( of American Pie fame) at a little club here in Lexington KY. As I recall that McLean tour lasted a month or 2 Years later I caught Garth as part of Burrito Deluxe band with sneaky Pete. Hudson is a musical treasure. Thanks for featuring him

Can’t get enough. Really well researched, and presented. Great interviews!

Fun, but the interviewer’s biases impact its credibility. Those who love ALL that is The Band have to filter out those biases, which takes away from overall enjoyment.