"The Band's first album, ""Music from Big Pink"" (1968), was the talk of the music world. The second, simply titled ""The Band,"" put them on the cover of staid Time magazine with the headline, ""The New Sound of Country Rock."" That did a disservice to this 1969 album, which, if anything, is the sound of a lost America, including ""Up on Cripple Creek,"" ""Whispering Pines,"" ""Look Out Cleveland"" and ""King Harvest (Has Surely Come)."" Grammy shine? Nada."
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