Complete Last Waltz : A (A/A)
This was The Band's farewell concert. Disc 1 is all The Band, discs 2 and 3 are both The Band with guests (and there were many guests!), and disc 4 is the disc with Bob on it (as well as the final songs). The Instrumental Jams near the end of disc 4 are 12 min and 17 min long! The idea behind The Complete Last Waltz was to present the concert as it was performed, which means that it's presented in the original order, without overdubs, and with all of the songs that were performed that night (the official release omitted 19 tracks - however, the official release also adds some bonus tracks that weren't performed at the concert). This is sourced from the soundboard. All the performers do quite well. Bob comes on and does a very good job. This bootleg acts best as a companion piece to the official The Last Waltz.

Disc 1:
1. Up On Cripple Creek (sung by The Band) - written by J.R. Robertson
2. The Shape I'm In (sung by The Band) - written by J.R. Robertson
3. It Makes No Difference (sung by The Band) - written by J.R. Robertson
4. Life Is A Carnival (sung by The Band) - written by R. Danko, L. Helm and J.R. Robertson
5. This Wheel's On Fire (sung by The Band)
6. W.S. Walcott Medicine Show (sung by The Band) - written by J.R. Robertson
7. Georgia On My Mind (sung by The Band) - written by Hoagy Carmichael (?)
8. Ophelia (sung by The Band) - written by J.R. Robertson
9. King Harvest (Has Surely Come) (sung by The Band) - written by J.R. Robertson
10. The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down (sung by The Band) - written by J.R. Robertson
11. Stage Fright (sung by The Band) - written by J.R. Robertson
12. Rag Mama Rag (sung by The Band) - written by J.R. Robertson

Disc 2:
1. Who Do You Love (guest: Ronnie Hawkins) - written by Bo Diddley
2. Such A Night (guest: Dr John) - written by Dr John
3. Down South In New Orleans (guests: Dr John and Bobby Charles) - written by Johnnie Wright, Jim Anglin, and Jack Anglin
4. Mystery Train (guest: Paul Butterfield) - written by Sam Phillips and Herman Parker, Jr. with additional lyrics by J.R. Robertson
5. Caldonia (guest: Muddy Waters) - written by Fleecie Moore
6. Mannish Boy (guest: Muddy Waters) - written by Muddy Waters, Melvin London, and Bo Diddley
7. All Our Past Times (guest: Eric Clapton) - written by Eric Clapton and Rick Danko
8. Further On Up The Road (guest: Eric Clapton) - written by Joe Medwich Veasey and Don B. Robey
9. Helpless (guest: Neil Young) (Joni Mitchell on background vocals) - written by Neil Young
10. Four Strong Winds (guest: Neil Young) - written by Ian Tyson

Disc 3:
1. Coyote (guest: Joni Mitchell) (Dr. John on conga) - written by Joni Mitchell
2. Shadows And Light (guest: Joni Mitchell) - written by Joni Mitchell
3. Furry Sings The Blues (guest: Joni Mitchell) - written by Joni Mitchell
4. Dry Your Eyes (guest: Neil Diamond) - written by Neil Diamond and J.R. Robertson
5. Tura-Lura-Lural (That's An Irish Lullaby) (guest: Van Morrison) - written by James Royce Shannon
6. Caravan (guest: Van Morrison) - written by Van Morrison
7. Acadian Driftwood (guests: Neil Young and Joni Mitchell) - written by J.R. Robertson
8. Instrumental song - written by unknown (?)
9. Chest Fever (sung by The Band) - written by J.R. Robertson
10. Evangeline (The Last Waltz) (sung by The Band) - written by J.R. Robertson
11. The Weight (sung by The Band) - written by J.R. Robertson

Disc 4:
1. Baby, Let Me Follow You Down (guest: Bob Dylan) - written by Eric Von Schmidt
2. Hazel (guest: Bob Dylan) (live debut of this song from Planet Waves)
3. I Don't Believe You (She Acts Like We Never Met) (guest: Bob Dylan)
4. Forever Young (guest: Bob Dylan)
5. Baby, Let Me Follow You Down (guest: Bob Dylan) - written by Eric Von Schmidt
6. I Shall Be Released (guests: Bob Dylan and ensemble)
7. Instrumental Jam 1 (guests: ensemble) - written by unknown (?)
8. Instrumental Jam 2 (guests: ensemble) - written by unknown (?)
9. Don't Do It (sung by The Band) - written by Eddie Holland, Lamont Dozier, and Brian Holland