Title: The best of The Band's later albums, with some classic songs
Product review: This is clearly The Band's best studio album since the self-titled "The Band." The liner notes are absolutely on the money where the author remarks that The Band "never sounded so plain gorgeous." See "Jupiter Hollow." There are some classic songs, including the great Rick Danko vocal, "It Makes No Difference" and "Acadian Driftwood." The latter is for those who like the historical, e.g. "The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down," side of The Band. The vocals on this album are tremendous, with The Band getting back to the vocal interplay they had largely dissappeared from their studio albums. There are no bad songs.
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