It's the guests like The Staple Singers and Van Morrison that make this show a must see
I’d know about this concert documentary for years but never realized it was made by Martin Scorsese. I have to admit I’m not a big fan of The Band. They just sound like a dozen other groups from the time. They had a Country-Blues-Rock mix. The reason I wanted to see The Last Waltz was all the guest appearances they had during the show. THE best by far is their collaboration with the Staple Singers doing The Weight. The groups trade off lead vocals but there’s really no comparison. The Staples steal the show. After that it’s got to be Muddy Waters who looked awkward singing without a guitar and Van Morrison who I didn’t realize was so short but had a lot of soul. Bob Dylan wasn’t bad either.
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