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ONCE WERE BROTHERS: ROBBIE ROBERTSON AND THE BAND | Envi

WTS
13 de abril de 2026
Who the band is.
If you enjoy the band's music, WATCH THIS VIDEO TO GET TO KNOW THEM. GREAT.
Mike McLane
28 de junio de 2026
The Band
Nice backstory of how an incredible group of musicians became a great band.
James Connelly
30 de diciembre de 2023
The backstage story of The Band -- excellent movie
The Band comprised a group of five individualistic musicians who blended to become a fresh and unusual force in popular American music. This film explores that relationship principally through the background and experience of the late Robbie Robertson. It's a really good treatment of the formation, career, and dissolution of a great group who gave us so many fine songs in memorable arrangements. Sadly, only Garth Hudson remains -- appropriately enough, residing in Woodstock, NY. Excellent movie.Ver másVer menos
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johnnyguitar335
14 de diciembre de 2025
An itimate approach to the Band one of the greatest bands of the 20th century
If you loved the Band for its music and musicianship, poetry and soulfulness you'll want to have this in your DVD collection. Always a good one to watch and rewatch. The Band thought the eyes and voice of Robbie Robertson with others chiming in. Believe this is a Martin Scorsese documentary.Ver másVer menos
three_rivers
28 de octubre de 2025
The Band was more than Robbie Robertson
This is a quality, well put together documentary. If you're a fan of The Band, it's an essential watch. Be aware that it is essentially told from the point of view of Robbie Robertson who is presented here as the creative force in The Band. Rick Danko, Richard Manuel, Levon Helm and Garth Hudson were collectively extremely talented musicians and contributed massively to the work and soul of the group. The Band would not exist without these guys. This was the late 1960's into the mid-1970's, so yes, there were issues with substance abuse and also controversy over songwriting credits and royalty payouts. There can be no argument however, that Manuel, Helm, Danko and Hudson were equally as important to the project of The Band as Robertson.Ver másVer menos
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Jack Shatter
3 de diciembre de 2021
This Log Cabin is Rockin'
If you love the music of The Band, and why wouldn't you, you should greatly enjoy this musical history and documentary of the legendary Americana beat group from 1959 to 1976. Robbie Robertson, the putative mastermind and majority songwriter behind The Band, narrates the events and of course you will get his side of things. He is generous in his praise of his bandmates' prolific musical abilities, but also admits that with success some of them went overboard with alcohol and heroin. It's true that only Garth Hudson remains to give another side of the story, and doesn't. But anyway, Hudson has always been a man of very few words. On the sensational side are a series of impaired car wrecks on the part of Rick Danko, Richard Manuel, and Levon Helm driving. Another interesting account is how it took a hypnotist to give Robbie Robertson the stamina to get out of his hotel bed and play with The Band at Fillmore West as the fans were kept waiting. The 101 minute doc features cabin wall to cabin wall music and laudatory remarks about The Band by Bruce Springsteen, Eric Clapton, Van Morrison, and George Harrison. Truly there was never a band like them nor ever will there be ever be another. The Band's songs, as executive producer Martin Scorsese says, are like classics of nineteenth century American literature, set to a melding of folk, blues, country, and rock music. The doc spends much time covering the initial two albums and events related to them, then zips quickly to 1976 and their goodbye concert, "The Last Waltz." Completely ignored is how The Band reformed in the 1980s without Robbie Robertson, or putting in context the suicide of Richard Manuel, or for that matter the subsequent musical activities of Robbie Robertson. None the less, this is about as fine a program about The Band as we could ask for.Ver másVer menos
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