The Last Waltz (1978) - Caravan Scene (6/7) | Movieclips
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- Опубліковано 11 лип 2017
- The Last Waltz - Caravan: Van Morrison sings and prances around the stage performing the song "Caravan".
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FILM DESCRIPTION:
Seventeen years after joining forces as the backing band for rockabilly cult hero Ronnie Hawkins, Canadian roots rockers The Band call it quits with a lavish farewell show at San Francisco's Winterland Ballroom on Nov. 25, 1976. Filmed by Martin Scorsese, this documentary features standout performances by rock legends such as Bob Dylan, Van Morrison, Eric Clapton, Joni Mitchell and Muddy Waters, as well as interviews tracing the group's history and discussing road life.
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TM & © MGM (1978)
Cast: Garth Hudson, Levon Helm, Richard Manuel, Rick Danko, Robbie Robertson, Van Morrison
Director: Martin Scorsese
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Paying tribute to Robbie and The Band today. R.I.P. Robbie. It’s been a helluva ride. Long live Garth.
When ever I feel blue then I listen to this and automatically I feel so much better that what’s great music does so so well
The studio version is perfect
@@betsyduane3461 This is farrrr superior for alllll the right reasons. (find the story behind his on again off again on off on decision to play that night. EPIC. Plus... Purple jumpsuits! And the greatest strut offstage ever with Prince's GUITAR WEEPS a very close second.
YOU ARE SOOOO RIGHT. I think I want this as my Funeral intro and outtro.
@@nathandanaaldrich4724. That would be very cool.
One of the best and brightest tune in “The Last Waltz”.
Particularly, it’s very incredible matching between Van’s shout and gougeous brass section arranged by Allen Toussaint.
I love the way that counterpoint melody sneaks in sideways towards the end then just BAM takes center stage.
One of my fave parts in music history. The camera sweeps by the back of the Band
At 3:10 is music
@@brianmiller5265 Little known fact, that shot was actually filmed by Henry Hill in the back kitchen of a nightclub.
This is where “drop the mic” was first seen and we all heard the moment. Van the Man drop the mic cuz he can. Love. Him.
Are you saying that a mic drop started cos van? I didn't know that? Also he dropped the mic 🎤 greatly
I love how amused the Band were by Van and especially his awesome exit. One of my favs
Yeah he had horrible stage anxiety. They almost had to force him to even perform. Levon talks about it wonderfully in his biography.
As did some of the Band. They even wrote a little song about it 😊
He looked winded, but finished the set with style.
He pulled a muscle with the leg kicks @alexpilgrim8248
I thought he left as he pulled a muscle with the leg kicks? Maybe its just a good yarn? What do I know
4:00 The original and still the single greatest mic drop of all time.... 'nuff said
Up Donegal
I just gave you the 50 number. COOL.
@chirpyburpy I'm 45, and my nana was born in DONEGAL and moved to Scotland as a baby ❤it's in my blood ♥️( as my nana used to say to me as a kid? I'm Irish so that means she's Irish and never forget it)
Van the man
Yes he is !!😊
That outfit definitely belongs in the Rock N Roll Hall of Fame!
OK but dryclean it first.
Freakin awesome. They were enjoying every minute of this performance. You can just see it in their faces.
From 2:50 on....that beautiful lead guitar from Robbie and the appreciation for it Van shows when he just pauses a bit and says 'yeh' at 3:00....love it.
The INDISPUTABLE thing about GOOD music is its TIMELESSNESS.
Long after we and Van inevitably become “cosmic dust,” this beautifully filmed record will exist, to show FUTURE generations, what PASSION, and yes, SOUL, are all about. 😔😊
And don't be tricked by a voice or next superstar bolloxs . Find your time to shine ✨️ without Simon getting your money
If you've ever felt it in your heart, now is the time.
Those guys go all out. It is amazing to me, how something that is in a few creative souls can, in one instance, find joyful celebratory acceptance in many generations to come. Van and Robbie are poetic masters of just such phenomena.
I love hearing his big dorty Belfast accent on “switch on your electric LITE”.
I sing very well, especially Blues, but I have never attempted a Van Morrison song...........don't think I would/could do it justice.
The one and only Van Morrison. Loved you then and love you now. You are amazing singing an amazing song!!!! TURN IT UP...TURN IT UP..LITTLE BIT HIGHER...
He opens up locked doors Mary Kate..
Damn! I love this man! He was diggin' it once he got on a roll!!
Back Street Jelly Roll !
The first time I saw that movie in 1978 I was 14. Music at that age is unforgettable
If you’ve heard this version, before hearing the studio version, it will completely ruin it for you.
Can’t put this kind of energy into a album
So true. That kind of raw emotion can't be captured in a studio. It develops on stage with the collaboration of all the musicians. He almost didn't even go out on stage that night because of stage fright. Hard to believe he still had anxiety after he was so well established.
That's what happened the me! I love that version! Made me a Van Morrison fan! When I first heard Caravan on the studio album. I was like wth is this?
Francis Marrero lmmmao I knew it people would agree with me on this!
I can never listen to the studio version again.
Lol,
Love the both versions now. Just took a while to get used to it.
You can like both versions.
Nothing chills me out quite like the studio version. But this version is electric. Won't be listening to it to de-stress after a long day, though; that's what the studio version is for.
that kick at 3:45 is best thing ever
Love this...Van and the Band were having a blast! They were totally into it!
Pure joy. Thank you Martin S. for this wonderful movie.
At the end Robbie is thinking, "Where did he go??? I better end the song." Robbie looks a bit bewildered and recovers by saying, "Hey, Van the man!"
Van actually pulled a muscle doing the kicks at the end of the song and that is why he sort of left abruptly, BUT not without doing one last “move” during his exit. That exit is prob one of my favorite things about the whole show.
@@bobl310 Incredible exit, intentional or not!
Rick Danko at 1:08 is ADORABLE and the rest are fun to watch because they are having such a BLAST
high point of the greatest concert film ever
Van Morrison and the Band: simply jolly good music!
How have I never seen this? Totally great, Robbie Robertson and Levon Helm look like they are having a blast.
I'm 45 and I found the band 2 weeks ago and I'm still shocked 😲
Must see
As much as I love this film and Van Morrison it's hard to deny how drunk he was here lmfaooo 😅
Doesn't miss a beat, though, and the leg kicks?? im 99% sure everyone and the dogs are high from everything in the 70s?
@@irvy78 fair point for sure
@@filmsmadeover-easy1996 he walked off before the last big boom 💥 but pulled a muscle, doing the leg kicks, drops the 🎤 🎙 mic and Away backstage for a bottle of jamison,some horse 🐎 and Bolivian marching powder, but still stole the show in my humble opinion
@@irvy78 yea his performance stands out in a great way.
@filmsmadeover-easy1996 it's up their for me . I struggle with talking after a cpl joints ,how he can sing beautifully with a spinning head, etc?( just conditioning, i suppose ?)
The Belfast Cowboy stole the show. Tremendous
“When ever I leave a room I leave like Van walking off the stage on TLW”
~Unknown ~
Turn on that electric ligh---Tah!
A Terrific performance, by all and guided by Scorsese. How could this not be in any top 10 live songs list?
Serious question: is it possible to only watch this once? So good 😊
A musical genius for nearly six decades......
Van doing his best Belfast James Brown 😍
RIP Robbie Robertson
So little but so loud!! Such a strong voice! I love this!! I love Van!!
What a great music and such a great band in any case it was The Band
A beautiful moment in time.... Speechless..... 🍀
Van didn’t just bring his A game .... he brought the Van Game
Imortal perfomance.
this is fabulous
Saw this with my uncle in 78. great.
Van's dress rehearsal performance evening of 24th put even this show stopper in another universe.
Incredible. He floated two feats above the stage.
Not Little or Lowell
Fantastic performance by Van Morrison. The Last Waltz was an incredible concert. The most extraordinary thing about it was that Ronnie Wood was nowhere to be seen.
Find rest and Peace Robbie - Love you and your "Band"
Fabulous 🎶💚
Happy 75 birthday van the man 31 August 20
Sweet Mother Mary please have mercy on my soul
I love how he just left the stage
drop the mic!
Van and the band, que locura
Intense!
This performance is my church
amen to that
This is a real classic...the Band and Van...love the inflexion he uses and the feeling he puts into it..goose-bump material...dont make music like that anymore.
Van the Man.
This very well may be the original “mic drop”
Van Morrison fantasztikus énekes,minimális elismerést kapott...
Soul , oh man he got soul …
Love the exit...
Just so you know, its got nothin but soul baby
The Man
I just want to say that l've seen Carly Simon in l think 1969-1970s dropped the 🎤 mic in the song mockingbird with James Taylor. 🎶🎶✅🪒🎤🔨🌷
Joni here. The whole concept makes me happy!
Van the Man exits like a boss. What a talent, mercy!
Such a pity he became a creepy antivaxxer spreading dangerous lies and disinfo.
Van... ❤
And look, no one in the crowd is holding their phone up to record it!
“There is great joy. It lives within you and lives in your genuine relationships with others. This joy is born of gratitude, service and recognition. It is not the kind of joy one has by having immediate sensations of delight. It is more a joy that a miracle is happening in your life, and you are bearing witness to it.”
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I-Van kicking it out for the Last Waltz - kick it out - haha
So you know it's got soul..
I never thought a short Irish dude would have this much soul!
The Irish are full of soul some of the greatest artists have Irish and Scottish ancestry. Bluegrass, Country, Folk in the US came from us here in the UK.
For a few seconds it sounded like Mr Robert Johnson. Clapton put many years into getting this sound down as well as just acoustic. Clapton will stand the test of time.
🔥
John Simon seen at 4:10 as Van exits - John was standing off to the side signalling chords; you can see Robbie and Rick look over at 1:17 to confirm the change
Happy 78 to Van the Man !
Such a pity he became a creepy antivaxxer spreading dangerous lies and disinfo.
His Version!!!!!!
he had stage fright, and it took alot of persevering to get him on stage. he was also high on cocaine at the time
R.I.P Robbie..
A comment from musicologist Andrew Ford, " the Devin Van Morrison".
It is quite a bit of a pity that nowadays youngsters do not know this kinda music
this youngster knows this kinda music :)
i wish
where did the fu-kn world go to, time is a not so funny thing
Does he say ‘turn your radio, on LETTERMAN LETTERMAN LETTERMAN LETTERMAN’?
The Band was awesome. For Van, it's like the drugs/booze kicked in about halfway through.
Great performance from van. The only problem I have with him sometimes is I don't know what he's saying.
pilgrim3 it ain’t about diction, it’s about soul.
'doesn't matter man... it don't matter
Och aye his diction lol doesn't matter really ha ha
his tongue is huge
I said -"I'll come an get you" and I meant it-EXFIL
Joni. Me as well
:D
Wasn't that 1976? Not 1978?
Hal Williams 1976 yes
The concert was 1976. The film came out in ‘78
Makes no difference is good too
Great blues man. Top notch instrumentalists. Was that Steve Winwood on guitar?
Robbie Robertson, I believe.
Dunce !
Robbie Robertson in guitar. Rick Danko on bass.
sifiska 😂
Drunk again
Don't think so, it's well documented that he had a severe case of stage fright before this performance. He hadn't preformed in at least 3 yrs before doing this show.
This was the best performance in the entire show, the way he improvised in the middle of that song was incredible.
Just read in Clinton Heylin’s biography that he tried to leave before the concert to change out of those leotards he was wearing - Robbie wouldn’t let him so he was really freaked out before he went on. Turn it up!!!! Awesome. Stole the show. Kinda like what Billy Preston did at Bangladesh
@@rkcfish204 Van's manager practically had to kick him onto the stage.
This performance is much like his "It's Too Late to Stop Now" performance with the Caledonia Soul Orchestra, right down to the kicks at the end
@1993 read Robbie Robertson’s book “Testimony”. Van is also known to be a very private/ introverted person so ya know he had to have taken a line before taking the stage here.
Doesn't get better than van Morrison!!!!❤❤❤❤❤
FUCKEN TURN IT UP!