Cahoots was the first album recorded at Albert Grossman's Bearsville Studios in Woodstock. The sessions were difficult, as the studio was still having the bugs worked out and the Band was experiencing internal problems. Robertson's songs had become much more difficult; the structures, chord changes, and arrangements were increasingly complex. Despite these factors, the album has a number of gems, including "Life Is a Carnival" with its great Allen Toussaint horn arrangement, Dylan's "When I Paint My Masterpiece," a duet between Richard Manuel and Van Morrison entitled "4% Pantomime," "The River Hymn," and "Where Do We Go from Here."
--Rob Bowman, All-Music Guide
Produced by The Band
Robbie Robertson , Guitar / Keyboards / Vocals
Rick Danko , Bass / Violin / Vocals
Levon Helm , Guitar / Drums / Vocals
Garth Hudson , Keyboards / Saxophone
Richard Manuel , Drums / Keyboards / Vocals
Van Morrison , Vocals
Allen Toussaint , Keyboards
Mark Harman , Engineer
Cahoots - The Band - 1971 - Capitol ST-651
Gatefold sleeve with lyrics inside
Rereleased in 1980 (Capitol SN-16003)
Compact Disc: Capitol 48420-2 (1988)
Limited Edition CD: Capitol Japan M57623 (1998)
Remastered CD with bonus tracks: Capitol/EMI (2000)
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