Cahoots

The Band's 1971 release, Cahoots, is a masterful blend of folk rock, roots rock, southern rock, and americana, showcasing the group's unique ability to craft captivating stories through music. Released on 15 September 1971 via CAPITOL CATALOG MKT (C92), this 43-minute album is a testament to The Band's innovative spirit and genre-bending sound.

Featuring remastered tracks such as 'Life Is A Carnival', 'When I Paint My Masterpiece', and 'Volcano', Cahoots is an album that meanders through a diverse range of emotions and themes, from the poignant to the uplifting. With its rich instrumentation and heartfelt vocals, The Band's music transports listeners to a bygone era, one that is both nostalgic and timeless.

Throughout the album's 11 tracks, including 'Last Of The Blacksmiths', '4% Pantomime', and 'The River Hymn', The Band's distinctive sound is on full display, with each song offering a unique perspective on the human experience. Cahoots is a must-listen for fans of The Band and anyone drawn to the captivating world of folk rock and americana. With its remastered sound, this classic album remains as fresh and compelling as it was upon its initial release, inviting listeners to immerse themselves in The Band's remarkable music.