448K views · 11K reactions | Little Hiawatha (1937) is one of Disney’s most charming Silly Symphonies. It begins with young Hiawatha setting out to hunt forest animals, but ends with those same animals coming to his rescue when an angry bear appears. A perfect example of the heart and humor that made the Silly Symphonies so special. | Disney History Channel | Facebook

22K views · 2.9K reactions | Listen to The Band - Stage Fright 50th Anniversary Edition. The release features a new mix by Bob Clearmountain, unreleased live at Royal Albert Hall 1971 concert, unearthed field recordings, and alternate mixes. | THE BAND | Facebook

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184K views · 11K reactions | The Band performing "Up On Cripple Creek" at Wembley Stadium, September 14, 1974. The Band was among the performers on the bill for an all-day concert at Wembley that included Crosby Stills, Nash & Young, Joni Mitchell with Tom Scott and the L.A. Express, Jesse Colin Young, as well as DJs Dave Cash, Tommy Vance and Nicky Horne. #TheBand | The Band: A History | Facebook