Don't Do It (Live At The Academy Of Music, New York, 1971 / Remastered 2001)
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Don't Do It (Live At The Academy Of Music, New York, 1971 / Remastered 2001) · The Band
Rock Of Ages
℗ 2001 Capitol Records, LLC
Released on: 2009-01-01
Producer: The Band
Composer Lyricist: Brian Holland
Composer Lyricist: Lamont Dozier
Composer Lyricist: Eddie Holland
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“My biggest mistake was loving you too much and letting you know....”.
Possibly the best album ever recorded - a masterpiece.
When younger people ask about The Band?, I just put this on juke box…Was there anybody quite like them? Ever?
Yes… saw them live 5-6 times there was nobody like the Canadian / American Heavy Wood sound like The Band
This song is currently my top favourite to play on my drum kit!
The addition of the horn section elevated an already fabulous sound.
I saw one of the '71 Academy of Music shows, tho no memory of which performances were included here. High school sophomore w some buddies. Electric, rivetting and - above all else - utterly joyous! Truly one of the greatest live albums ever recorded. Peace unto you Robbie (Richard, Rick,and Levon, too). Party on Garth. Thank you.
Why is nobody talking about the fretless bass intro
No do it.. don’t let my iPad run out of juice before this great song is over
Holland-Dozier-Holland, Marvin Gaye, and The Band...what a combo
Rick Danko, Richard Manuel, Garth Hudson, Levon Helm & Robbie Robertson. Listen to this incredible conversation these 5 special individuals are having with each other. It is absolutely beautiful.
I remember playing the crap out of this track on this album when I was in high school in the 1970s. Still love it almost 50 years later.
To call yourself the BAND says it all. Incredible band.
How can such a juicy bass line be played with a pick? Rick is a legend
I can never listen to this only one time. At least twice every time it's so great!
Allan Toussaint's horns make this performance memorable.
The best intro in history of music🎸🔝❤️🎶
"My biggest mistake was loving you too much" is my favorite part of the song. Especially after the instrumental when it breaks with Rick Danko's harmonizing.
I sacrifice to make you happy kept nothing for myself
Such a clean recording