Atlantic City - The Band video free download

novafoley

why are comments not allowed ?? over 1 million hits...don't get it ??

Eamon Nugent

The Band like Springsteen had a great way of tapping into the mind and the heart of the working man 

Michael O'Malley

How could thumbs down this video? For real. How?

Robert Kinoy

Rest in peace Levon, Rick, Richard, and long live The Band.

tonythetiger1004

IM DRUNK AS HELL, THIS SONG IS TIGHT!

Matthew PolioNine

Whenever I listen to this song, I want to shove a cucumber up my ass.

Judith McFarland

I LOVE this version!

Jesse Moyer

Love these guys Hank 3 aint got s*** on levon and the boys

FarmToMarketRecords

Awesome cover by THE awesome band.

trfesok

Great version! I put it in my Band playlist. Thanks for the upload!

t mac

here to hate. who wants an interweb war? who wants to get punched in the face?

TomahawkPunk

Awesome cover but my favorite version of this song is the one done by Hank III.

Janko Takac

IF I SHOULD FALL FROM GRACE WITH GOD

Craig Maggard

Such a great interpretation of a great song.Love the Boss, love The Band.It really all comes down to a matter of taste.One's not better than the other.Everything dies baby thats a fact,R.I.P. Levon,Rick & and Richard,You guy's left your mark,that's for sure.One of the truly great bands of all time!

CUSH

I am not sure why the conversation exists on which VERSION is better here… Bruce Springsteen WROTE the song and it is HIS song! While this version from The Band does a more "upbeat" sound with it, which is catchy, and I like, the Boss has done it like this long before anyone else (there are several) live. You wanna hear a catchy tune, try Bruce's live. While I like this cover, it is Bruce's song and even the sound is covered from him doing it live. The weird thing is that John Anderson (country) does a version that is almost identical in melody to this but without the mandolin. Now, artists just do covers of covers of covers…. and so on.

tbschell95

i am appalled that this only has 1,000,000 views.

John Peterson

pretty lame

Greg K.

*Atlantic City*

jones

Something I keep noticing on comments . . . . is it me, or does it seem that the people who are not players themselves are the ones who try and figure out who is the best or what version is better? I am a lifetime player, and in my experience mature players don't do that . . . point being that Springsteen's version of this song to me is a different song. I like them both for different reasons, and to compare them is to miss the point of both.Same thing with Watchtower. I learned that song when it came out, long before Hendrix did it. I play Hendrix stuff, but to me it is two different things . . . . Hendrix made it a Hendrix song. Dylan's version in many ways is a different tune with a different effect on the listener. And I don't mean the lyrics Jimi destroyed (not a bad thing, either). But to compare them is silly to me, just like Atlantic city. I love this tune and it made me look at mandolin in a way I had not.Hendrix also did Hey Joe, but in L.A. we all knew it before he did, by The Leaves.Both are very good, and very different. But comparing is like asking if sex is better than pizza . . . . . . not everything is a competition.

Wolfe-e Wolfe

Well Hell Froze Over for The Eagles.... Maybe we can hear them again Someday!!!

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