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"The Weight" is a song by the Canadian-American group the Band that was released as a single in 1968 and on the group's debut album Music from Big Pink. It was their first release under this name, after their previous releases as Canadian Squires and Levon and the Hawks.
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Watch the non-live version of "The Weight" by The Band, with lyrics included in the video.
The Band performing "The Weight" from the last waltz.
“The Weight,” by the Band’s Robbie Robertson, appears on their album Music from Big Pink (1968). Robertson tells a story about a traveler’s visit to a small town, but mixes biblical...
It’s hard to put a finger on it, but there is something just so soothing about the song, “The Weight,” by the Canadian-born rock band, the Band. It’s like an old dusty short story that you read...
“The Weight” was released by Capitol Records in January of 1968. It was the only single dropped from The Band’s debut album, which was entitled “Music from Big Pink”. This song may not be one of the most-popular classics. But according to a number of distinctive institutions, it is one of the most-influential.
The Band's landmark song 'The Weight' was not an instant hit upon its release in 1968. Inspired by Luis Buñuel, the song is now an American classic.
"The Weight" is a song from The Band's debut album "Music from Big Pink," released in 1968. The Band's guitarist Robbie Robertson believed in this song from the very beginning.
And yet, in the 55 years since its original release, The Band’s “The Weight” has essentially become the “Louie Louie” of the Americana genre, with its oblique verses and rousing singalong...