Artist	Song
The Band	Strawberry Wine
from Stage Fright (2000)
The Band	Jemima Surrender
from The Band (2000)
The Band	Get Up Jake (Outtake-Stereo Remix)
from The Band (2000)
The Band	The W.S. Walcott Medicine Show
from Stage Fright (2000)
The Band	Share Your Love With Me
from Moondog Matinee (2001)
Bob Dylan & The Band	Stage Fright
from Before the Flood (2009)
The Band	Ain't Got No Home
from The Band: Greatest Hits (2000)
The Band	Stand Up
from High On the Hog (2006)
Bob Dylan & The Band	Don't Ya Tell Henry
from The Basement Tapes (2009)
The Band	Christmas Must Be Tonight (Alternate Version)
from Northern Lights-Southern Cross (2001)
The Band	We Can Talk
from Music From Big Pink (2000)
The Band	Daniel And The Sacred Harp
from Stage Fright (2000)
The Band	Ferdinand The Imposter
from Music From Big Pink (2000)
The Band	Forever Young
from High On the Hog (2006)
Bob Dylan & The Band	Ain't No More Cane
from The Basement Tapes (2009)

Comment:

The Band’s back-to-basics style was far removed from the psychedelic sounds that were all the rage when they started out. Instead of tarting up their tunes with trippy touches, they dug deeply into their roots for inspiration. “Ain’t Got No Home” was a 1956 hit for New Orleans R&B kingpin Clarence “Frogman” Henry, but when Levon laid his Southern mojo on the track, it instantly became a Band song. “Ain’t No More Cane” started out as a traditional Texas work song, but by the time it found its way to Bob Dylan and the Band’s Basement Tapes, it was transformed into a Cajun/bluegrass/country hybrid stomp. And, of course, the lost world that critic Greil Marcus famously dubbed “the old, weird America” lived and breathed anew in Band compositions like “The W.S. Walcott Medicine Show.”

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