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It Makes No Difference’ is one of The Band’s most emotional and soulful songs, written by Robbie Robertson and released in 1975 on the album Northern Lights – Southern Cross. Sung masterfully by Rick Danko, the track is a deeply felt reflection on heartbreak, loss, and longing. Its mournful melody and soaring saxophone lines have made it one of The Band’s most beloved ballads.
This performance honors the song’s unforgettable moment in The Last Waltz (1976), Martin Scorsese’s film chronicling The Band’s historic farewell concert. Rick Danko’s live rendition is often considered one of the emotional peaks of the entire film—highlighted by his aching vocals and Garth Hudson’s powerful sax solo. This artistically manifested rendition aims to capture the raw vulnerability and musical brilliance that make ‘It Makes No Difference’ a timeless classic.

Stage Fright’ is a standout track by The Band, written by Robbie Robertson and released in 1970 on their album Stage Fright. Sung with emotional intensity by Rick Danko, the song explores the anxiety, pressure, and vulnerability that come with performing in front of an audience. Its lyrics became one of The Band’s most direct reflections on fame and the toll it can take on an artist.
This performance pays tribute to its memorable appearance in The Last Waltz (1976), Martin Scorsese’s film capturing The Band’s farewell concert in San Francisco. Rick Danko’s live delivery of ‘Stage Fright’ in the film is remembered for its raw sincerity and powerful vocal expression. This beautiful version aims to honor that moment and the timeless message of the song.

Up on Cripple Creek’ is one of The Band’s signature songs, written by Robbie Robertson and first released in 1969 on their second album, The Band. Sung by Levon Helm, the track blends rock, Americana, and New Orleans-influenced funk, becoming one of their most recognizable hits.
This performance is a tribute to its iconic appearance in The Last Waltz (1976), Martin Scorsese’s film documenting The Band’s farewell concert on Thanksgiving Day in San Francisco. The song’s live version in the film is remembered for Helm’s soulful vocals, tight groove, and the group’s chemistry at the height of their career. This multi-angle edit aims to capture the spirit and energy of that historic moment.”

We had an absolute blast playing lagunitas yesterday! Quick video of us warming up! Thanks to everybody who came out!