The Last Waltz other companies:

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Arista Records [The United States of America] "Sip the Wine" performed by Rick Danko courtesy of (as Arista Records Inc.)
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Filmways/Heider Recording [The United States of America] recorded by
Goldwyn Studios re-recorded by
Lee Filters USAcolor filters (as Lee Filters Ltd.)
MGM Studios [The United States of America] production facilities
Modern Film Effects [The United States of America] optical effects
Norman's Rare Guitars [The United States of America] special thanks
Panavision, Dallas [The United States of America] camera equipment provided by
Pattim Serviceslighting equipment
The Film League Inc. [ The United States of America ] special thanks
The Village [The United States of America] special thanks (as Village Recorder)
Warner Bros. Records [The United States of America] soundtrack released by (as Warner Bros. Records and Tapes) 
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Extended Reading
  • Lois 2022-03-25 09:01:23

    We're fed up with the audience-focused shots that most concert films have, so this rock documentary about endings stayed on stage, among the performers. On stage, you see the tension between those performers and you see how they work as a whole. Each song is like a rich man, capturing the extraordinary richness of jazz, soul, folk and country, even though all the songs sung were recorded eight years ago, in the early days of the band, Not wanting to accuse the band of being reckless, they do give the impression that the best work was in the past.

  • Lexie 2022-03-25 09:01:23

    Gold, wood, water, fire and soil will be handed over in the end. The band is the music library. The chemical reaction is the magnification. There is an attempt to survive, the imminent combination outfit becomes a family carnival, and the high concentration is extracted with one click. Under the dark light, it looks like a still life one after another without any ambiguity, and it calms down slowly.

The Last Waltz quotes

  • Martin Scorsese - Interviewer: Listen, when you guys first started playing as The Band, you kind of shied away from publicity a lot. Talk about that, a little?

    Garth Hudson - Organ: That was just part of a life style that we got to love at Woodstock. You know, we got to like it, you know, just being, eh, being able to chop wood or hit your thumb with a hammer. We'd be concerned with fixin' a tape recorder and fixin' a screen door, you know, and stuff like that and getting the songs together.

    Rick Danko - Bass: We always seemed to get a whole lot more done when we didn't have a lot of company around, you know, just, eh, we were more productive. And as soon as company came, of course, you know, we'd start having fun. And you know what happens when you have too much fun.

  • Levon Helm - Drums: [Talking about the region around Memphis, Tennessee where Levon grew up] That's kind of the middle of the country, you know. back there. So, when bluegrass or country music, you know, if it comes down to that area and if it mixes there with rhythm and dances, then you've got a combination of all those different kinds of music. Country. Bluegrass. Blues music.

    Martin Scorsese - Interviewer: The melting pot.

    Levon Helm - Drums: Show music.

    Martin Scorsese - Interviewer: What's it called then?

    Levon Helm - Drums: Rock-n-Roll.

    Martin Scorsese - Interviewer: Rock-n-Roll, yes, for sure, exactly.

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