Ty, Allan!

on February 6, 1974 at the Denver Coliseum. Best concert I ever attended. There were 12 of us in our group -- all childhood and college friends -- February 6th thereafter became known as "Bob Dylan Day" among us and to this day it is still celebrated as a holiday.

on ebay: BOB DYLAN & THE BAND - LIVE AT NASSAU COLISEUM 1974 (2CD)
US $69.00
highlight & search on google if you're interested

My friend and I went to see The Last Waltz when it came out..just 20 something years old and we still remember the impact of it all these years later as we every once in a while say our generation had the best music ever made! I still have the album..one of my treasures from long ago 🥰

"Possibly the most epic rock collaboration in history." — youtube comment

And it's all because of your response above Deuxcents. The Last Waltz is incredible. Timeless. Thank You so very much! — Allan

You can make a pretty solid argument that 3 of The Band's albums: Rock of Ages; The Last Waltz; and, Before the Flood rank right up there with the greatest live albums of all time.

"Once were Brothers: Robbie Robertson and the Band"
Here is a link to that documentary -- you might have to sign up with Tubi to view it. Link: https://tubitv.com/movies/725431/once-were-brothers-robbie-robertson-and-the-band

The Zappa one looks good too. I'll check tomorrow on Tubi

I can remember driving home from work in my VW campermobil listening to Zappa and singing along.

And every song a brings wonderful memories. I wonder if I can find it streaming. I'd love to watch it again. We're supposed to have a few rainy days in a row so I won't be in the garden, perfect time to find it and watch.

Thanks for posting Forever Young ( and especially this version ) is a beautiful song.

movie's on youtube: