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Asembly of the musicgods of the olymp. Will never happen again.

Bob Dylan was fucked-up!

Amo esse sommmmmm...nooossaaa como ouvi❤ um dos meus preferidos🎉

I got one word, well actually seven Holy fucking moly, WOW. Thank you God.

My ancestors split their blood in this conflict. But papa Cole n Jessie were very smart and tuff. They made it through it all.

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Wow awesome ,love so much!❤

This is not a call for the Confederacy. It is an anthem of how the wealthy always come out on top. How many poor white farmers owned slaves?? this song is an ode to those poor white farmers who lost their farms, lost their money if they had any, and lost their sons.

Long, long, live the South.

"A drummer shouldn't sing...unless that drummer is Levon Helm".....Elton John

What a fantastic concert!!

All of them Legends..... playing with Legends! Never a time like this kids!

Saw the Band at a Warehouse in New Orleans in 1970. changed my Life Musically. They were Simply the Most Talented Live Act ever Assembled on Earth . Glad I Witnessed it .☮️

For me the highlight of both nights has to be ”Tears of Rage”. Richard sings so well and the horn solos are just marvelous. Obviously it’s great to hear them play live rendition of ”Ring Your Bell” as well although the song isn’t their strongest one.

The absolutely best ever ! Thank you so much I

Just look at what we have become! We lost our way!!!

Levon had one of the most amazing voices in music history

Thank you for sharing - precious footage!

At least you did your best

If we need lights the music failed

Education.This is education.

Haven't heard this version of this song before. It's very nice.

Remember white Supremacists Confederate apologist. It was written by a Canadian who wasnt educated on the civil war at the time. Helm's only advice on the lyrics was to not mention Lincoln. Robertson said himself they didnt teach about that stuff in Canadian schools. He just romanticized the war with his Tennessee Williams loving flair.

3:14 Love for Neil for being his authentic self 💕💕

Richard, clearly fucked up, just kills it. Talent wins out.

Hearing Levon sing this history from his soul reminds me that is an insult to 4:53 require reparations to descendants of slaves. The South paid any debt in the blood of the flower of Southern manhood.

Mudd Du Mekong

Fucking masterpiece.

Robbie Robertson totally fucked the rest of the band, if Levon had still been conscious, unless he had a last minute change of heart, he'd never have let Robertson in the room. It galls me to hear him call Levon "brother". So much love and respect for Levon! What a fucking talent.

Still have the discharge papers where my great grandfather fought with the fifth volunteer confederate infantry this song silence is my mind in my thoughts and makes me proud, but only to an extent

Unfortunately i woke up thinking of this song today. Sad day.

On the surface, its a song about the Civil War. But on a deeper level, its a song as old as sin. Loss...of life, of hope, of meaning, of a grasp, of the future...and on that level, we can all relate to it.

I met Levon at the Lewiston show in Maine + didn’t know who he was but he remembered me 5 years later in New York ! ❤️🐇🐰

Top 10 of all time !

It don't much matter anymore really

Gotcha, brother..

every body b skinny back den

I wish it was filmed and photographed more. Das 😎 all. 👍

Their goal…

Over populated rabble.

Garth!!♥

There's one thing in the whole wide world I show do love to see, That's how that girl, sweet thing of mine, dips her doughnut in my tea.

Your bass playing is absolutely awesome! Love it! Been listening to Yes since 1972 as a young man in college and you could join them anytime!

Strategically The Percussionist Singing Hai Karen Carpenter! (QX!) Well I Guess That He Was KX! Fox! Rock's Czar! The South Would Not To Submit to a Rewrite and Reset After The Worldwide Cataclysmic Mudflood of 1810-12circa? Was Abe Lincoln The (You) 1/2 Son of A Great! (the 2 1/2 foot tallers) John Wilkes Booth!

The facto is how Robbie and Rick enjoyed backing Van. The highlight of this mercurial farewell.

I'm 73, and every year i live longer, I am more thankful for the music of my generation. Still listening as long as the Good Lord lets me live.

Great video, as usual! An instrumental version of The Weight? Would love to hear that! Will you upload it?

Wow, just wow! I’ve always wanted to say that! Butterfield just knocked all the fucking pins down in my head. Holy macadamia!

& that's for every atheist

Nothing has hit me harder than when I lost the love of my life, this song puts into words and music in a way I never could never articulate myself, it brings me to tears every time I hear it...I can say that unashamedly at my 70 years of age.