Kat’s Hidden Camera” Rainbow – “Catch the Rainbow” live in 1977
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Once a week Kat will share with you a rockin’ and rare video of rock’n roll legends doing what they do best! Send your suggestions to kat@i100rocks.com!
THIS WEEK: Ronnie James Dio with Rainbow performing “Catch the Rainbow” live in Munich Olympiahalle, 1977.
FYI: Ronnie James Dio would have Celebrated his 84th birthday this week (7/10/42). Dio Day 2026 is Sunday 7/19 at the Cortland Music park! More info here.
Once a week Kat will share with you a rockin’ and rare video of rock’n roll legends doing what they do best! Send your suggestions to kat@i100rocks.com!
Once a week Kat will share with you a rockin’ and rare video of rock’n roll legends doing what they do best! Send your suggestions to kat@i100rocks.com!
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