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TOP TV: Paul Whitelaw chooses the shows for the week ahead including a cameo from Adrian Dunbar in inside No.9 By Paul Whitelaw © Supplied © Supplied Once Were Brothers looks at the story of The Band. Note that subtitle: this documentary tells the often fraught story of the legendary Band through Robertson’s elder statesman, rose-tinted gaze. The only other surviving Band-member, Garth Hudson, oddly doesn’t appear at all. Nevertheless, it’s still an engaging, well-made film (Martin Scorsese serves as an executive producer) in which the prodigiously talented Robertson – who comes across as a nice guy – waxes effusively about the funky magic he created alongside his comrades, Bob Dylan prominent among them. Packed with colourful detail and warm contributions from fans such as Bruce Springsteen, it may not be the definitive account of the four-fifths Canadian Gods of Americana, but it’s a worthy addition to the canon of Scorsese-affiliated music docs.

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