Kat’s Hidden Camera 11/22/16: The Band: “I Shall Be Released” (The Last Waltz) 1976

Once a week Kat shares a rockin’ and rare video of rock & roll icons doing what they do best! Send your suggestions to kat@i100rocks.com!

THIS WEEK: The Band: “I Shall Be Released” (The Last Waltz) 1976. Featuring: Bob Dylan, Ringo Starr, Ronnie Wood, Joni Mitchell, Neil Young, Neil Diamond, Ronnie Hawkins And Van Morrison.

Tune in Wednesday 7 PM and/or Thanksgiving at 5 PM for The Band – The Last Waltz 40th anniversary radio special!
Rhino presents this hour-long radio special in support of the 40th anniversary of The Band’s The Last Waltz, which was re-released on November 15th.
This exclusive special contains such classics as “Up on Cripple Creek,” “The Shape I’m In,” “The Weight” and many others interspersed with a brand new interview with Robbie Robertson. Don’t miss it!

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