The Band - Mystery Train (with Paul Butterfield) - 11/25/1976 - Winterland (Official)
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- The Band - Mystery Train (with Paul Butterfield)
Recorded Live: 11/25/1976 - Winterland - San Francisco, CA
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Personnel:
The Band:
Rick Danko - bass, fiddle, vocals / Levon Helm - drums, mandolin, vocals / Garth Hudson - organ, piano, accordion, synthesizers, soprano saxophone, violin / Richard Manuel - piano, organ, drums, clavinet, dobro, vocals / Robbie Robertson - guitar, piano, vocals
Horn Section:
Richard Cooper - trumpet, flugelhorn / James Gordon - flute, tenor saxophone, clarinet / Jerry Hay - trumpet, flugelhorn / Howard Johnson - tuba, baritone saxophone, flugelhorn, bass clarinet / Charlie Keagle - clarinet, flute, saxophone / Tom Malone - trombone, euphonium, alto flute
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The tone that Paul Butterfield is getting out of that harp is just crazy good. This was back far enough time wise that there would be no pedals involved in the set-up. Just one very soulful player.
Butterfield & Helm singing a duo lead is almost too much for this music fan to handle - two giants together for sure. This. IS. epic.
I know what you mean .This was epic.Just pure effortless talent.
Butterfield stepped aside for Levon pretty quickly. Greatest voice in rock history
@@JihadUSA Butterfield was humble that way.Besides his harp said more than enough.
@@patriciawilson9666 Exactly. Perfect performance. Helm, Jagger, Wolf, Robert Johnson
sure enough
The band who so deserved to just be named The Band. What a bunch of talented men.
Well said indeed
Levon and Butterfield.Perfection...
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Thanks Levon for introducing me to Paul, my soulmate, our son, Justin, reminds me of you, Paul. See you again some day..🎶🥀💔
WHAT A SOUND ON THAT HARP, DYNAMITEEEE!
You bet
Wanna play like that
@@camillecarveth9117 You will!
He plays harp like hell !
No,you're right If God plays the harp i'll bet this is what it sounds like.
Right outa the gate, Garth's support of Paul's playing is just beautiful.
If you listen closely above the blues harp ,you can hear Robbie's astonishing rhythm playing ! It is to me quite breathtaking never missing a beat ... Listen very closely !
Butter is just so STRONG here. Powerhouse.
What a frigging show it will be in Rock & Roll Heaven when all the boys are back together only hope l can get a pass and attend, hell yeah wail Mr. Butterfield .that train just keeps arollin.
what a bunch of talent up there on stage. don;t see that these days
Paul Butterfield. Monster tone, and monster power. The greatest soloist the night of the Last Waltz -- and yes I know Clapton and Robertson were there.
total swoonability...... what have the youngsters got today??????
Further on up the road
Yeah,and yet Butter made it look so easy in his typical humble way.
@@dorothyorr3724 Justin Bieber? :0))
Now we have Ed Sheean and Adele - pure scmaltz!
Robbie blows a string on the first attempt and someone goes "What a natural..." Cracks me up everytime
Butter......Best there ever was. What tone.
who could thumbs down this. only bieber fans. hey this is greatness that you don't see anymore
How good the blues sound with the harp they sound explosive with the voice the Mr Paul Butterfield 🎹🎸🎸🥁
I remember when this movie first came out.... I was working in Manhattan and it was playing at a theater uptown..... I grabbed the secretary and said we were taking a long lunch....hopped in a cab and went to see it that afternoon......what a performance by all involved..... I wonder if she remembers seeing it with me.....boy that was a very long time ago
I couldn't afford the $3.75.
The Band einfach perfekt und Paul Butterfield ohne Worte
What a wonderful mesh of talented men on one stage! Ah memories!!!!💕🎵💕
Bill Graham had a special way to really leave his mark on history. Watkins Glenn and The Last Waltz were just two of extraordinary special events. One had 600,000 fans and one had 6,000 that will never be forgotten.
Great concert Watkins Glen good times
Damn, what more can be said about this. Phenomenal!
Hell Yeah Get Down Butter!
Best version easily
Just awesome performance,
Levon Helm & Butterfield was awesome!
No mystery here... just the best of the best.
Wish I had a time machine to see this unbelievable show!
All the talent up front, simply amazing
So friggin good!
Blues Legend's Mr Paul Buterfield with of the Best playing musicians 🎹🎸🎸🥁
The best version of this song, only wish it was longer
There’s plenty more where this came from!
Crossroads festival Albert Lee Vince gill etc
Junior Wells son.
Damn!! Levon and Paul, two of the coolest guys ever!
It's a hard call but it's a top 16 blues song of all time
More like country
That's a vintage strat through a Bassman... good lord
Fantastic rendition of this great number… Paul Butterfield’s harmonica playing is absolutely superb. The mix seems quite a bit different to how it is on my Last Waltz CD. … I can hear Garth’s keyboard much clearer here.
Winter land was an awesome venue...loved going there
Talented bunch of guys with rock n roll in their souls😎
Hello Elvis,Scotty and Bill,can you hear us?You 3 gentlemen immortilized that number.
They sure did! Still the best version. Ohhhh Scotty ...
Very important and seminal song and one of the best tracks from the Sun recordings.
Paul was da man!!!
What your hearing on this album is respect.
and this is where Paul would form a great friendship with Levon Helm who would become a part of the rco All-Stars and a great friendship with the great Rick Danko. also he would hang out to with Garth Hudson they were originally supposed to make an album together Paul and Garth
i miss hearing him so much,,
Doesnt get much better than this 👍👍👍👍👍
Pure Golden Butter. Mighty powerful swingers
Your damn right he can!
Paul cel mai bun din lume
❤ABSOLUTELY
EPIC 😮☮️🎵
AMO de paixao!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
❤ Én is! De van aki nem??!❤ Szia!😊
I was fortunate enough to be 18 when this happened. The movie was shown at a few large old theaters such as the Tower In Philly. It was like being at the concert. Those were the good days....joints everywhere, cops no where in sight. You could buy nearly anything in the bathrooms and the acid was good in those days. The 66 to Bridge and Pratt hop on the EL to 69th St stoned and happy.
Eric S 👍🏼😎👍🏼 yeah bathrooms used to be WAY cooler. Now they just stink
Those were the good old days for sure!
Hold it .. Here we go.. wtf Happen to great music?? replay all the time
this is stunning... the movie version cut out all the nuances of this
Yeah, but they did tamp down Garth's roller rink organ. Sounded a little out of place.
Love the movie
47 years ago we couldn't imagine a couple clicks, and poof, we're back there. And the ganja is cheap, strong and plentiful in Colorado.
Checked out Elvis Presley Mystery Train, it was good too!
Great🎉
Close your eyes and you are on the train🚞🚞🚞🚞🚞🚞🚞
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The Band starts bad...plays erratic but Butterfield is truly amazing having to anticipate the Band's playing.
Quintessential
Wauw!!!
Levon! Paul!
That intro was from a Band song -- The Wait.
Artfein: "The Weight."
The band un groupe de musiciens surdoués mais suffisamment pas reconnu hélas.
Wowowowowowowow
Wohooo!
IIRC 11/26 was The Last Waltz...
Jolly good! The two guys I mean
Oh don’t forget the king mike Bloomfield
❤❤❤
I saw Butterfield and Johnny Winter play together at Deadwood, So.Dak. during the 1979 Bike Rally in Sturgis. It was the most Best, 20min.Set l have ever Seen. I recorded the whole thing by Accident. I was My self performing in my Group. We in Front of the Train Depot in Downtown Deadwood.Outdoor Stage. I recorded it on a 4Track Tascam Reel to Reel at 15in.per second. Slammed the Levels, turned out So Awesome, have it Archived on that Tape, on Dat and Flash Drive/Thumb Drive too. Incredible.
Only One ass so far, this song gets 455,857 👍🏼’s
So not only did Robbie break a string, this is where they lost the house lights and only one spot was left working. I can see Bill freaking out, Marty scrambling to make sure he had coverage and Jerry who is filming this footage from next to the Soundboard wondering if he should pitch in or keep filming. :)
Yew 🤩🎉
Buttertone....
I've seen the movie a few dozen times and I've often wondered what happened to Garth's organ sound. It's way out in front here, but I gather this was an outtake. If so, who's responsible for turning Garth down on the official version? The Band was a phenomenon, but we've always known that it was largely Garth that made them unique.
David Zasloff it was the maker of the movie I think man, Scorsese...he edited him out for some reason. He prob shut a door on him or something, little man’s disease at its best. Maybe stubbed his toe?
I think you guys are both very much mistaken. Scorsese made the movie The Last Walts. This is winterland. Also everything is shot from one angle and that’s a dead giveaway that it’s not a professional movie.
Robbie and Martin edited the Last Waltz alot of songs were mixed differently to how they were played live with some parts being over-dubbed after the fact,for instance Rick's bass due to the fact on some tracks it was slightly out of tune.The only instrument that was never overdubbed and remains the same as the night it was recorded are the drums
@@razortube101 And according to Levon's book, they made sure to provide ample close-ups of the veins in Robbie's neck.
@@hansspa3892 buddy the last waltz was recorded at winterland this is a last waltz out take
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Yeah yeah they're the best there ever was and criminally underrated and blah blah blah blah.
😊😊😊😊😊
the song starts at 2:00. First two minutes is just adjusting stage.
Yeah we saw that too. Robby had to change guitars. This is live mate,sometimes shit happens. But good observation. Jeeez.
Anybody's guess 😂🤣😂 great response 👍👍
Original, before The Last Waltz beginning
To Damm Alsome ,Growing up .....He'll y'all ..
❤️❤️❤️🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟👏👏👍👍👍🤩🤩🤩🤩
Roy Buchanan taught Robbie a lot?
Love roy playin
Not enough.
Never more....
So many roads
so many trains to ride
So many roads
so many trains to ride
I've got to find my baby
before I'll be satisfied
I was standing at the station
when I heard that whistle blow
I was standing at the station
when I heard that whistle blow
You know I thought it was a streamline
but it was a B&O
Well you know i miss my baby
and i miss her by my side
yea, i miss my baby
i miss her by my side
you know know she always give me luvin'
that kept me satisfied......yeah
It was a mean old fireman
and a cruel old engineer
It was a mean old fireman
and a cruel old engineer
That took away my baby
whoa oh, left me standing here
R. R. Rubin you should of listened to the song🤨FKN Einstein over here👎🏼😂👎🏼. Edit: you come back and thumbs up your own FKD UP lyrics? 🤣
@@bamadeadhead C'mon, man, yer killin' me here. 😂🤣😂🤣 "FKN Einstein..." 😂🤣😂🤣 Great response!!
Joe Peirmont greatness is easy
Elvis took this song from Junior Parker and recorded it at Sun. The rest is rock and roll history.
2 geniuss
All geniuses! Garth, Robbie, levon, Rick, Paul.
In your opinion
@@nathandodge665 it is
1:58 👍🏼😎👍🏼
Sorry for going against the stream, but is it only me finding it a bit messy and them both shouting it at the same time out of sync kind of ruined it for me . Great tune though!
Great Rock'N'Roll is very often messy.
I was there, and I can tell you, JRR fucked up, he blew the intro lick, which didn't line up with the drug-fueled, god-like image they were all trying to project....he then tried to blame it on a faulty guitar or his guitar-tuners off-stage...ANYTHING to deflect from a simple mistake on the guitar (the horizontally-quick changes are formidable). The rest of the clip (after replacing JRR's supposedly-defective guitar) was MAGNIFICENT thanks to JRR's ballsy playing (after the initial dropping the ball), Levon Helm, and of course, PB himself. A fuck-up is forgivable; lying about what happened is not, although one can understand his nervousness and embarrassment).
He broke a string. You can see it from the clip & hear one of them saying it. This story of yours doesn't line up with the footage here.
This not the version that appears in "The Last Waltz", is it? Both done at Winterland.
With respect, wouldn't know the guy if he fell on me
Fuck he can play
YES HE CAN!
Fantastic omg,but the lighting sucked
Guitar tech hands Robbie an out of tune guitar.
Why show 2 minutes of shit before the music starts?
Be honest with you, grammarly or Kellogs I wouldn't even wipe my ass with. The song is still great though.
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