1968, West Saugerties, just outside Woodstock. In a remote house called Big Pink, a motley band of multi-instrumentalists have gone from backing frantic rockabilly cat Ronnie Hawkins as The Hawks, to ...

We spent hours together at Big Pink that day. Every now and again ... of their shot was one of two surviving members of the Band. Garth spoke with a very soft voice and I often had to bring ...

After woodshedding with Dylan in West Saugerties, N.Y. - where Hudson served as recording engineer for Dylan and the group's legendary "basement tapes" – the musicians stepped out as the Band on a ...

In 1968, the five musicians became simply known as The Band and released Music From Big Pink, which Rolling Stone in 2003 listed as No. 34 on its list of the 500 greatest albums of all time.

Hudson was the last surviving founding member of the influential Americana band. Guitarist Robbie Robertson died last year at the age of 80, following drummer Levon Helm who died in 2012 at 71, ...

Their debut album from 1968, 'Music From Big Pink,' is a rock classic; the follow-up album, simply titled 'The Band,' remains a cornerstone of rock Americana -- an astonishing feat considering ...

The beloved organ virtuoso died on Tuesday morning at 87, near Woodstock, New York — just a few miles down the road from Big Pink, the house where the Band and Bob Dylan transformed music ...

The last original member of the Band died this week at 87 ... Hudson hadn’t stepped foot on the Big Pink grounds since the Sixties. But the owners weren’t around that day, and he didn ...

Mr. Hudson was a musical architect of the Band, which rose to prominence as Dylan’s backing group before releasing its debut album, “Music From the Big Pink,” in 1968. Heavily informed by ...

Perhaps his defining contribution to The Band was the wondrous organ solo to ... “Music from the Big Pink” in 1969. The only classically trained musician in the group, Hudson was admired ...