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Though the old guard of the Band collaborators delivered warmly talented moments, the younger Helm enthusiasts proved formidable as well. Lucinda Williams' keening vocals on "Whispering Pines" (one of Robbie Robertson's most beautiful songs for the Band) drew goosebumps, and Grace Potter's effortlessly controlled soar through "I Shall Be Released" tumbled steadily toward a devastating climax of vibrato and smashing piano. Afterward, Campbell stared agape at her retreating form before marveling, "How about that?" (Potter, for her part, maintained modesty by saying succinctly, "This is one of the great pleasures of my life.")

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