Following the death of Garth Hudson, Bob Dylan has broken his silence with a tribute to the former member of The Band and The Hawks.

This one closes The Band’s debut album but they’d already recorded it with Dylan during the 1967 sessions that became The Basement Tapes. Though Dylan sang the original, The Band’s version ...

In 2014, RS accompanied him on a visit to the upstate New York home where the group recorded The Basement Tapes with Bob Dylan Amazingly, until Browne took him there the prior day, Hudson hadn’t ...

Garth Hudson, the keyboardist, sax player and archivist for Rock and Roll Hall of Famers The Band whose farewell show with the group was memorialized in Martin Scorsese’s landmark documentary The Last ...

Garth Hudson, who played organ, accordion, saxophone, and more as a member of the Band—perhaps still the group that best ...

The group would back Bob Dylan’s on the notorious mid-’60s “Going Electric” tours and, rechristened The Band, they collaborated on groundbreaking album The Basement Tapes, helping to ...

Bob Dylan has returned to his favorite social ... This period included Hudson overseeing Dylan’s The Basement Tapes sessions in upstate New York — Dylan once reminisced about the “peaceful ...

Hudson supported Bob Dylan on his first rock tour in 1966 and served as the recording engineer for their legendary “basement tapes” in West Saugerties. Hudson, guitarist Robbie Robertson ...

Hudson supported Bob Dylan on his first rock tour in 1966 and served as the recording engineer for their legendary “basement tapes” in West Saugerties. “Rolling Stone” described Hudson as ...

To hear Garth Hudson at his deranged best, listen to the legendary 1966 tour with the Band (still known as the Hawks) backing up Bob Dylan ... An official Basement Tapes sampler came out in ...

They later toured separately as Levon and the Hawks before Robertson, Danko and Richard Manuel began backing Bob Dylan as he ... but the The Basement Tapes wouldn't be released until 1975.