Tribute to Bob Dylan & The Band at The Woodstock Playhouse
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Join us for a special tribute to The Band and their mentor and long-time collaborator, Bob Dylan, celebrating the 50th anniversary of The Basement Tapes!
No artist is more closely associated with Woodstock than Bob Dylan and The Band. In the summer of 1967, they recorded dozens of songs in the basement of Big Pink, including the classics “Tears Of Rage,” “This Wheel’s On Fire,” and “I Shall Be Released.” The recordings were never meant to be publicized, but in June 1975, after 8 years of bootleg albums and endless clamoring by fans and critics, The Basement Tapes was released.
The THE BAND Band celebrates the 50th anniversary of this seminal album at The Woodstock Playhouse, the site of the recording of The Band’s 3rd studio album in 1970, Stage Fright. The show will include a selection of songs from The Basement Tapes, Stage Fright, and other choice collaborations between Bob Dylan and The Band.
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No artist is more closely associated with Woodstock than Bob Dylan and The Band. In the summer of 1967, they recorded dozens of songs in the basement of Big Pink, including the classics “Tears Of Rage,” “This Wheel’s On Fire,” and “I Shall Be Released.” The recordings were never meant to be publicized, but in June 1975, after 8 years of bootleg albums and endless clamoring by fans and critics, The Basement Tapes was released.
The THE BAND Band celebrates the 50th anniversary of this seminal album at The Woodstock Playhouse, the site of the recording of The Band’s 3rd studio album in 1970, Stage Fright. The show will include a selection of songs from The Basement Tapes, Stage Fright, and other choice collaborations between Bob Dylan and The Band.
Get Tickets
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