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The Band – Jericho – Cassette

Jericho is the eighth studio album by the Canadian-American rock group The Band, released in 1993. The Band is known for their blend of rock, folk, country, and Americana music, and their contributions to the roots rock genre.

Jericho marked The Band’s first studio album without guitarist and songwriter Robbie Robertson, who had left the group in 1976. The album features a lineup consisting of original members Levon Helm, Rick Danko, and Garth Hudson, as well as new members Richard Bell, Randy Ciarlante, and Jim Weider.

Jericho showcases The Band’s signature sound with a mix of original compositions and covers. The album includes tracks such as ‘Remedy,’ ‘Blind Willie McTell,’ and ‘Atlantic City.’ These songs feature the band’s tight musicianship, soulful vocals, and their ability to weave together various musical genres.

While Jericho did not achieve the same level of commercial success as some of The Band’s earlier albums, it was well-received by critics for its strong performances and the band’s commitment to carrying on their musical legacy. The album demonstrates The Band’s continued relevance and their ability to deliver heartfelt and captivating music.

Jericho is an important part of The Band’s discography and serves as a testament to their enduring musical talent. It remains a noteworthy album for fans of The Band’s roots rock sound and for those interested in exploring the later years of the band’s career.

Brand new, never played and still sealed in the factory plastic seal

Castle Records

Track Listing
Remedy
Blind Willie McTell – (with Champion Jack Dupree)
Caves Of Jericho, The – (with Vassar Clements)
Atlantic City
Too Soon Gone
Country Boy
Move To Japan
Amazon (River Of Dreams)
Stuff You Gotta Watch – (with Vassar Clements)
Same Thing
Shine A Light
Blues Stay Away From Me