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Jubilation

The Band

1998
11 tracks
43 min
folk rock

Album Description

"Jubilation" marks a significant milestone as the tenth and final studio album by the legendary Canadian/American rock group, The Band. Released on September 15, 1998, this album was recorded in the spring of the same year in the intimate setting of Levon Helm's home studio in Woodstock, New York. This intimate setting allowed the band to capture a raw and authentic sound that resonates deeply with fans of their signature blend of folk rock, roots rock, southern rock, and americana.

For the first time since The Band reformed without guitarist and songwriter Robbie Robertson, "Jubilation" features more original compositions than covers. This shift highlights the band's enduring creativity and musical prowess, with songs penned by Rick Danko, Levon Helm, Garth Hudson, Bobby Charles, John Hiatt, and Allen Toussaint. The album also boasts notable guest appearances, including Eric Clapton on slide guitar for the track "Last Train to Memphis."

The album's tracklist is a testament to The Band's versatility and depth, with standout songs like "Book Faded Brown," "Don't Wait," "High Cotton," and "Kentucky Downpour." Each song is crafted with the band's signature storytelling and musical finesse, making "Jubilation" a compelling listen from start to finish. The album's duration of 43 minutes ensures that every moment is filled with rich, engaging music that showcases The Band's unique sound and enduring legacy. "Jubilation" is a fitting finale to The Band's studio album discography, encapsulating their rich history and musical evolution.

Tracks

Book faded brownThe Band
4:13
Don't WaitThe Band
4:10
Last train to MemphisThe Band
4:01
High CottonThe Band
3:25
Kentucky downpourThe Band
4:31
Bound by loveThe Band
3:22
White Cadillac (Ode to Ronnie Hawkins)The Band
3:39
If I should failThe Band
3:58
Spirit of the danceThe Band
5:07
You See meThe Band
4:36
French GirlsThe Band
2:08

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About The Band

The Band, formed in Toronto in 1967, is a legendary Canadian-American rock group that seamlessly blended folk, rock, R&B, jazz, and country into a unique Americana sound. Comprising Canadians Rick Danko, Garth Hudson, Richard Manuel, and Robbie Robertson, along with American Levon Helm, The Band's music has left an indelible mark on generations of musicians, including George Harrison, Elton John, and the Grateful Dead. Their iconic album, "The Band," released in 1968, is a testament to their innovative fusion of genres and storytelling prowess. With a career spanning decades, The Band's influence continues to resonate, celebrated in iconic performances like "The Last Waltz," where they shared the stage with a glittering array of musical friends. Their songs, such as "The Weight," are timeless anthems that capture the essence of American roots music.

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