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Tim Buckley
An Intimate Performance
Neil Diamond
An Intimate Performance
The Hollies
In London Live
Neil Diamond
Neil Diamond’s Christmas Live
James Taylor
An Intimate Performance
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The strange and brilliant sounds of Tim
Buckley, musical adventurer - captured
live in 1970, when the young singer and
composer was reaching the peak of his
most experimental period.
The great Neil Diamond captured live
in 1971 in London - for an intimate
performance, when the emerging icon
was at the peak of his breakout success
as both a singer-songwriter and a
pop star.
The Hollies, captured live, at the peak of
their mod, swinging London heyday.
The great Neil Diamond in a gorgeous
program of classic Christmas music,
drawn from the rich tradition of hymns,
carols, and popular songs that make up
the great American yuletide experience.
A very young James Taylor - live in
London, just launching the career that
would made the songs he plays here
into modern pop standards.
Here we encounter the great,
underappreciated genius as he turns his
voice into a wide-ranging instrument.
Having left the folk-rock mode far
behind, Buckley is supported here by
drums, guitars, and trumpets. The
influences range from Miles Davis and
Thelonious Monk to the European
avant-garde compositions of Iannis
Xanakis and others.
Standout performances include ‘I Woke
Up,’ ‘Moulin Rouge,’ and ‘Blue Melody.’
A fascinating performance.
Track List:
I Woke Up - Come Here Woman - Blue
Melody - Moulin Rouge - Venice Beach Jungle Fire
The indelible Neil Diamond hits of
the period are given hard-driving and
powerful treatment here: ‘Solitary Man,’
‘Sweet Caroline,’ ‘Holly Holy,’ ‘Cracklin’
Rosie’, and ‘I Am...I Said’ among them.
We also get an intense rendition of the
Scott/Russell classic ‘He Ain’t Heavy
(He’s My Brother).’
Neil also previews ‘Brother Love’s
Traveling Salvation Show,’ which would
jump out of a classic live album a year
later to help make the singer and writer
a star as well. A fascinating evening with
one of the great pop artists of our time.
Track List:
Sweet Caroline - Solitary Man - Cracklin’
Rosie - Done Too Soon - A Modern Day
Version Of Love - He Ain’t Heavy... He’s
My Brother - Holly Holy - I Am... I Said Brother Love’s Travelling Salvation
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With youthful verve and musical polish,
the Hollies perform their many hits of
the era, from ‘Carrie Anne’ to ‘Sorry,
Suzanne,’ from ‘Bus Stop’ to ‘Stop Stop
Stop’ which features an unusual banjo
part from Tony Hicks). They mix folk
numbers like ‘Stewball’ with classics like
‘A Taste Of Honey.’ And the work of Bob
Dylan gets an unusual interpretation:
the Hollies sing ‘Just Like A Woman,’
‘Quit Your Lowdown Ways,’ ‘I’ll Be Your
Baby Tonight,’ ‘The Mighty Quinn,’ and
‘Blowin’ In The Wind.’
An evening of upbeat fun from the
quintessential English band of the
1960’s.
Track List:
Carrie Anne - Just Like A Woman - Hit
Medley: Just One Look; Bus Stop;
On A Carousel; Sorry Suzanne - Quit
Your Lowdown Ways - I’ll Be Your
Baby Tonight - Settle Down - Stop Stop
Stop - A Taste Of Honey - Stewball - The
Mighty Quinn - Blowin’ In The Wind
The favorites are all here, from ‘Silent
Night’ to ‘Jingle Bell Rock,’ from ‘The
Little Drummer Boy’ to ‘Hark! The Herald
Angels Sing’ to Irving Berlin’s famous
‘White Christmas’ and so many more.
Beautifully presented on lovely sets with
lush orchestral arrangements, these
familiar songs take on new life in Neil’s
intimate readings.
Unexpected entries include Cat
Stevens’s ‘Morning Has Broken’ and
John and Yoko’s ‘Happy Xmas (War Is
Over).’ A beautiful holiday gift from one
of our most compelling entertainers.
Track List:
Silent Night - O Come, O Come
Emmanuel; We Three Kings - Santa
Claus Is Comin’ To Town - The Little
Drummer Boy - The Christmas Song Morning Has Broken - White Christmas Happy Xmas (War Is Over) - God Rest
Ye Merry Gentlemen - Jingle Bell Rock Hark, The Herald Angels Sing - You
Make It Feel Like Christmas - O Holy
Night - Silent Night (reprise)
After leading off with a brilliant rendition
of the Beatles classic ‘With A Little Help
From My Friends,’ Taylor delves into
his quickly developing catalogue. The
great, indelible early songs of Taylor’s
first hit albums get intimate treatment
here: ‘Fire And Rain,’ ‘Streamroller
Blues,’ ‘Carolina In My Mind,’ Close Your
Eyes,’ and others.
A beautiful evening at the advent of a
powerful career.
Track Listing:
With A Little Help From My Friends Fire And Rain - Rainy Day Man Steamroller - Greensleeves - Tube
Rose Snuff Song - Carolina In My Mind Long Ago And Far Away - Riding On A
Railroad - Close Your Eyes
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Classic 1990’s music videos from Boy
II Men come together in this collection,
which traces the group’s career from
its first smash hits through the end of
the decade.
From the 1991 ‘Motownphilly’ through
1999’s ‘Thank You In Advance,’ we
experience again the sumptuous video
and musical styles in which Boyz II Men
presented themselves: mainly romantic,
seductive numbers, gorgeously shot
and edited in a mix of upscale and
gritty, urban locations, blending sweet
harmonies with danceable ‘new jack’influenced funk.
Return to one of the most memorable
moments in r&b, pop, and hip hop, with
one of the most successful acts of the
period, Boyz II Men.
Track Listing:
Motownphilly - Uhh Ahh - It’s So Hard
To Say Goodbye To Yesterday - Sympin’
(Ain’t Easy) - End Of The Road - I’ll
Make Love To You - On Bended Knee Thank You - Water Runs Dry - I Will Get
There - A Song For Mama - 4 Seasons
Of Loneliness - Pass You By - Thank
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Boney M
In Concert 1979
Culture Club
Live At Yokohama
Stadium, Japan - 1985
Patti Labelle
Video Collection
Ravi Shankar
An Intimate Performance
Neil Young
An Intimate Performance
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The disco-era extravaganza Boney M.
at a live concert in Poland in 1979 - at
the peak of the group’s success as one
of the more theatrical and flamboyant
acts of the period.
Flamboyant, funny, intense, colorful,
and multicultural: Culture Club ruled
1980’s pop, and this concert finds the
band and its unforgettable lead singer
Boy George at their absolute peak,
playing a packed house in Yokohama,
Japan.
The sensational Patti LaBelle - in a
collection of her most memorable music
videos from the 1980’s, ‘90’s, and ‘00’s.
The amazing Ravi Shankar plays an
intricate, extended classic raga - ‘Rag
Behag’ - live on a BBC stage in 1974.
Included here are big hits from the
1980’s and 1990’s: ‘New Attitude’ and
‘Stir It Up,’ from 1985; the duet ‘On My
Own,’ from 1987; ‘If You Asked Me To,’
from the James Bond film ‘License to
Kill’; ‘Somebody Loves You, Baby,’ from
1991; and ‘When You Talk About Love’
from 1997.
Nobody has been more successful
in bringing Western listeners to the
beauties of Indian classical music than
Ravi Shankar, and this concert shows
why. Beginning in meditative, alluring
serenity, the master builds his sitar solo
into an astonishing flurry of unexpected
rhythms and notes - aided by the fleet
Allah Rakha Khan on tabla and the
steady Noder Mullick on tambura.
(Interplay between Shankar and Kahn is
especially powerful.)
The great Neil Young in 1971, his
breakout year - singing the songs that
would make ‘Harvest’ a huge hit and
Young himself a new kind of rock star.
Supported by a huge ensemble including Bobby Farrell and Marcia
Barrett - Boney M. here displays the
extraordinary costuming and athletic
dancing that gave the group immense
popularity throughout Europe and the
U.K. in the late 1970’s, with huge hits
like ‘Gotta Go Home,’ ‘Brown Girl In The
Ring,’ ‘Rasputin,’ ‘Ma Baker,’ ‘El Lute,’
and many others heard here.
This show returns us to that brief
but memorable moment when disco
theatricality ruled an important segment
of the music business and Boney M.’s
unusual amalgam of dance tracks,
gospel, folk, and reggae gave the band
big hits.
Track Listing:
Rivers Of Babylon - Daddy Cool - Ma
Baker - Brown Girl In The Ring - Sunny Hooray! Hooray! It’s A Holi-Holiday Dancing In The Streets - Belfast - El
Lute - Rasputin - Gotta Go Home
Great Culture Club hits heard here
include ‘Do You Really Want To Hurt
Me,’ ‘The War Song,’ ‘It’s A Miracle,’ and
of course the international number-one
‘Karma Chameleon,’ along with other
favorites from the band’s first three
music-changing albums.
A treat for those who remember and
those who will be amazed for the first
time by the great Culture Club and its
classic ‘80’s look and sound.
Track Listing:
It’s A Miracle - God Thank You Woman Karma Chameleon - Gusto Blusto Black Money - Do You Really Want To
Hurt Me - Miss Me Blind - The War Song
But we also get a more recent song that
shows LaBelle lost no steps in the new
decade. ‘New Day,’ from her 2004 Def
Soul Classics album ‘Timeless Journey’
captures the excitement of Patti
LaBelle’s long and exciting career.
Track Listing:
Lady Marmalade - New Attitude - Stir
It Up - On My Own (with Michael
McDonald) - Oh, People - Something
Special (Is Gonna Happen Tonight) - Yo
Mister - If You Asked Me To - When
You’ve Been Blessed (Feels Like
Heaven) - Somebody Loves You Baby
(You Know Who It Is) - All Right Now When You Talk About Love - New Day
Beautiful, hard-driving, yet always
meditative - here is Ravi Shankar in
his prime.
Track Listing:
Tuning/Introduction - Rag Behag
Shot in intimate circumstances at the
BBC Studios in London, the program
gives us an up-close view of the young
Neil, as he switches between piano and
guitar, talks humorously to his audience,
and interprets his own work with
intensity and commitment.
In the many years since then, Neil
Young has had one of the most
compelling careers in folk and rock.
Here we see him at the exciting
breakout of that career.
Track Listing:
Out On The Weekend - Old Man Journey Through The Past - Heart Of
Gold - Don’t Let It Bring You Down A Man Needs A Maid - Love In Mind Dance Dance Dance
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Joan Armatrading
On Stage
George Clinton & The P-Funk
All Stars
Live In France 2005
Jeff Buckley
Live In Tokyo - 1995
Lou Reed
On Stage
Carole King
An Intimate Performance
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The riveting Joan Armatrading, in her
classic period: televised live-concert
tracks from 1980, as well as two classic
music videos.
Featuring Lili Haydn - Violin and Vocals
Jeff Buckley, whose life was so tragically
cut off in 1997, performs live at Tokyo’s
Liquid Room in 1995.
The always fascinating Lou Reed, in
televised live tracks from 1980, when he
was introducing the benchmark album
‘Growing Up in Public.’
The great songwriter and singer Carole
King, captured in her prime in 1971,
breakout year of her smash album
‘Tapestry,’ with its number-one hit ‘It’s
Too Late.’ In this amazing and intimate
concert, Carole plays that and her other
songs of the period, from ‘You’re So
Far Away’ to ‘I Feel The Earth Move’
to ‘Smackwater Jack,’ accompanying
herself on piano. Her singing is soulful
and clear, and her personal manner is
memorably endearing.
The new album behind the live
performances was the adventurous ‘Me
Myself I,’ in which Joan was changing
her style, leaving jazz-rock behind and
pioneering a new blend of pop, reggae,
and rock. Great songs from that album
heard live here include the title track and
‘When You Kisses Me.’ Joan also gives
us some earlier favorites, including
‘Love And Affection’ and ‘Show Some
Emotion.’
The music videos are from the hit 1981
album ‘Walk under Ladders.’ Brilliant
stuff from the 1980’s by one of the great
originals, Joan Armatrading.
Track Listing:
Me Myself I - All The Way From
America - Love And Affection - When
You Kisses Me - He Wants Her - Show
Some Emotion / Bonus video clips: The
Weakness In Me - When I Get It Right
The astounding George Clinton and
the P-Funk All Stars in a powerful live
performance at Jazz à Vienne, France,
in 2005.
At once over-the-top, mysterious,
and infectiously, irresistibly rhythmic,
Clinton and the ensemble give extended
treatments to three Clinton tunes and
an all-out rock and roll medley recalling
the roots of the music in Little Richard,
Chuck Berry, and others.
When the amazing violinist Lili Haydn
joins in on ‘I’m Never Gonna Tell It,’
things get truly wild. A classic concert
from one of the most innovative and
enduring bands of our time.
Track Listing:
Bounce To This - I’m Never Gonna Tell
It - Flashlight - Rock & Roll Medley
In this concert, Buckley works in the
trademark style that had made him a
star of the alternative folk-rock scene
of the early-1990’s East Village music
scene: solo, accompanying himself with
a Telecaster. The effect is haunting,
intimate, deeply emotional.
Favorites from his only completed
album ‘Grace’ - ‘Mojo Pin,’ ‘So Real,’
and ‘Last Goodbye’ - get impressive
treatment here. And Jeff closes
this show with his inimitable cover
of Leonard Cohen’s ‘Hallelujah.’ A
gorgeous and powerful evening from
a star whose career ended much too
soon.
Here Lou reviews high points from
his 1970’s career, with songs from
‘Transformer,’ ‘Berlin,’ and other albums
- including, of course, a jumpy version
of ‘Walk On The Wild Side.’ In the new
album, Lou was taking a new approach.
We’re treated to hear fresh, live versions
of songs now classic: ‘My Old Man,’
‘Standing on Ceremony,’ ‘So Alone,’ and
‘Keep Away.’
The band is sharp and clever; Lou’s
idiosyncratic vocals are as crisp and
deadpan as always. A rare look a
Lou Reed making an early musical
transition.
Track Listing:
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Mojo Pin - So Real - Last Goodbye Hallelujah
So Alone - Standing On Ceremony Walk On The Wild Side - Keep Away The Kids - Street Hassle - My Old Man
Carole also delves into her earlier
catalogue, from when she was an adept
Brill Building songwriter for 1960’s acts
like the Shirelles, singing her classics
‘Up On The Roof’ and ‘Will You Still
Love Me Tomorrow,’ and the Aretha
Franklin hit ‘A Natural Woman.’ And
when James Taylor - then a brand-new
superstar - accompanies Carole on
guitar, a moment in rock history is fully
recaptured.
Track List:
I Feel The Earth Move - (You Make Me
Feel Like) A Natural Woman - So Far
Away - It’s Too Late - Smackwater Jack Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow - Up
On The Roof
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Chet Atkins, Jerry Reed &
Suzy Bogguss
Live In Nashville
The Byrds
Live
The Carpenters
Live On Stage
The B-52’s
Live Germany 1983
Baden Powell Quartet
Tristeza Live 1970
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Country guitar greats Chet Atkins and
Jerry Reed come together in an all-star
extravaganza, featuring the superstar
country vocalist Suzy Bogguss, along
with virtuoso Nashville players Mark
O’Connor, Jerry Douglas, and others.
Folk-rock pioneers the Byrds in a series
of fascinating live and video clips from
1965-1970, followed by three live
numbers from 1990, two featuring Bob
Dylan.
A gorgeous 1971 live performance from
the Carpenters - capturing the duo at the
moment of their breakout success.
The B-52’s, in their peak incarnation,
before the tragic death of guitarist Ricky
Wilson, live in Germany in the spring
of 1983.
Perhaps the greatest of Brazilian
guitarists, Baden Powell, leading his
powerful quartet - plus Dulce Nunes on
vocals - in lovely, closely knit numbers
blending jazz, samba, Afro-Brazilian,
and other influences.
Atkins and Douglas duet beautifully on
great songs like ‘Muleskinner Blues,’
Summertime,’ ‘Sneakin’ Around,’ and
others. Suzy joins them for some
good-time versions of ‘Ain’t Nobody’s
Business’ and ‘Goin’ Down The Road,’
as well as for her own hits. The band
rocks, and the unparalleled guitar
artistry of Chet Atkins - and his influence
on such talents as Jerry Reed - is fully
on display.
A great evening of all-American music.
Track List:
Sneakin’ Around - All I Ever Need Is
You - Outbound Plane - Ain’t Nobody’s
Business - Something - Three Little
Words - Aces - Midnight - Muleskinner
Blues - Summertime - Georgia On My
Mind - Goin’ Down The Road Feelin’
Bad
Hits are here: ‘Eight Miles High,’ ‘Turn,
Turn, Turn,’ ‘So You Want To Be A Rock
’N’ Roll Star,’ ‘The Times They Are
A-Changin’,’ and more. Some of the
songs come in exciting contexts: the
Byrds collaborate with banjo master Earl
Scruggs for ‘You Ain’t Goin’ Nowhere’ and the footage gives us a glimpse of an
unusual recording situation.
Some of the numbers remind us of TV’s
forays into rock and roll special effects.
And the final three numbers show us the
mature Byrds in reunion.
An illuminating and thrilling collection of
performances by one of our best-loved
classic rock bands.
Track List:
The Times They Are A-Changin’ - Eight
Miles High - So You Want To Be A
Rock ‘N’ Roll Star - Nothin’ To It (with
Earl Scruggs & Band) - You Ain’t Goin’
Nowhere (with Earl Scruggs & Band) Eight Miles High (instrumental jam) Long Jam - Jesus Is Just Alright - Turn!
Turn! Turn! - Mr. Tambourine Man (with
Bob Dylan) - He Was A Friend Of Mine
(with Bob Dylan)
The huge early hits are here: ‘Rainy
Days and Mondays,’ ‘For All We Know,’
‘(They Long To Be) Close to You,’ ‘We’ve
Only Just Begun.’ An intriguing cover
of the Beatles’ ‘Help’ opens the show.
And an extended Bacharach-David
medley reminds us of the beauty and
sophistication of the best easy-listening
soft rock of a classic period.
Throughout the show, Karen
Carpenter’s singing is pure, clear,
and lovely, and the arrangements are
consistently tasteful and appealing. A
beautiful set of songs from that great
duo, Richard and Karen Carpenter.
Track List:
Help! - Love Is Surrender - And When
He Smiles - Rainy Days And Mondays Bacharach/David Medley: Knowing
When To Leave; Make It Easy On
Yourself; (There’s) Always Something
There To Remind Me; I’ll Never Fall In
Love Again; Walk On By; Do You Know
The Way To San Jose - For All We
Know - Sometimes - (They Long To Be)
Close To You - We’ve Only Just Begun
The great songs get intense treatment:
‘Planet Claire,’ ‘Song For A Future
Generation,’ ‘Mesopotamia,’ ‘Dance
This Mess Around,’ and of course a killer
‘Rock Lobster,’ with unremitting dancing
and near-electronic vocal sound effects.
The B-52’s close the show with a
powerful, danceable ‘Party Out Of
Bounds,’ complete with edgy horns,
percussion, keyboards, and yelling. This
is an unforgettable evening of irresistible
post-punk rock and roll.
Track List:
Song For A Future Generation - Planet
Claire - Mesopotamia - Big Bird - Dance
This Mess Around - Rock Lobster - Party
Out Of Bounds
It is 1970, and Baden Powell is at the
top of his form, with gorgeous renditions
of the well-loved compositions ‘Manha
de Carnaval,’ ‘Tristeza,’ and ‘Samba
Triste,’ among others. And in ‘Ferro de
Passar,’ with its intense percussion,
the quartet shows all the heat and
dexterity Baden Powell brought to the
seminal blending of African, jazz, and
European-influenced sounds that is
Brazilian music.
A powerful and lovely concert from a
master of Brazilian idioms.
Track List:
Manha de Carnaval - Tristeza - Tristeza
e Solidão - Ferro de Passar - Insonia Garota de Ipanema - Aos Pes da Santa
Cruz - Marcha Escocesa - Samba Triste
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Buena Vista Social Club
In Concert Germany 2006
Molly Hatchet
Live In Kentucky
Various Artists
Pop-A-Licious
Tom Petty
Live In Chicago
Donovan
An Intimate Performance
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The beautiful, powerful sound of the
Buena Vista Social Club - accomplished
Cuban music emerging from the classic
Havana sounds that gave the world
rumba, mambo, and salsa. When guitar
genius Ry Cooder brought that music
to the attention of the world in the 1996
album, and then in a film, the careers of
some of the greatest artists in the world
were revived.
Hard-driving, nonstop Southern rock
from the classic band Molly Hatchet
- featuring both seminal lead guitarist
Bobby Ingram and founding Hatchet
lead guitarist Dave Hlubek, in a packed
2006 show in Kentucky.
A fascinating package of classic music
videos from the great days of the 1980’s
and ‘90’s.
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This 2006 concert in Germany gives
us a line-up of artists who played on
the album - including Manuel ‘Guajiro’
Mirabal and Orlando ‘Cachaito’ Lopez
- along with other fine musicians in the
same idiom, playing the Havana son
and related forms that they have made
their own and brought to international
acclaim. A great evening of swinging
Latin sounds.
Track List:
Realidad y Fantasia - Me Bote de
Guano - No Vuelvo A Moron; Las Tres
Marias; Apurrunenme Mujeres - Guajira
in F Minor - El Cuarto de Tula
The band’s biggest hit, ‘Flirtin’ With
Disaster,’ is given blistering treatment
here - but so are a raft of great songs
associated with the late founding Molly
Hatchet songwriter and singer Danny
Joe Brown: ‘Whiskey Man,’ ‘Bounty
Hunter,’ and ‘Devil’s Canyon’ among
them.
And covers of classics by both Gregg
Allman and Eric Clapton make the
concert truly a Southern-rock guitar
extravaganza. A mindblowing evening
of killer rock and roll.
Track List:
Whiskey Man - Bounty Hunter - Gator
Country - Son Of The South - Fall Of
The Peacemakers - Devil’s Canyon Get In The Game - Drum Solo - Beatin’
The Odds - Moonlight Dancing On The
Bayou - Rainbow Bridge - Layla / Guitar
Solo - Dreams I’ll Never See - Flirtin’
With Disaster
From the purring disco of Barry White’s
‘Practice What You Preach,’ to the
rootsy sounds of Bob Dylan, George
Harrison and the other Traveling
Wilburys in ‘Inside Out’; from the skainspired New Wave of 10cc and Sparks
to the easy listening of Sade’s ‘Smooth
Operator’ - these great songs and
moving images are a fitting testament to
the wide variety of the classic video era.
Other standouts include David Bowie’s
‘I’m Afraid Of Americans’ (also starring
a menacing Trent Reznor), Don
Henley’s haunting blue-eyed soul on
‘Not Enough Love In The World,’ Bonnie
Tyler’s ‘Holding Out For A Hero,’ and
Lenny Kravitz’s state-of-the-art video
’American Woman.’ A fun and moving
collection.
Track List:
Barry White - Practice What You
Preach / Bonnie Tyler - Holding Out
For A Hero / David Bowie - I’m Afraid Of
Americans / Sparks - Beat The Clock /
Sade - Smooth Operator / Billy Ocean There’ll Be Sad Songs (To Make You
Cry) / Spandau Ballet - Only When You
Leave / Don Henley - Not Enough Love
In The World / Lenny Kravitz - American
Woman / Tears For Fears - Sowing The
Seeds Of Love / Alison Moyet - Love
Resurrection / Pat Benatar - Invincible /
The Traveling Wilburys - Inside Out /
Earth, Wind & Fire - Fantasy / 10cc Dreadlock Holiday / The Rattles - Hot
Wheels
The great roots-rocker Tom Petty in
a brilliant 2003 concert. Tom brings
humor, intimacy, and rock-and-roll
intensity to a set mixing his own hits with
blues, bluegrass, and rock covers.
‘Crawlin’ Back To You,’ ‘I Won’t Back
Down,’ ‘Angel Dream,’ ‘Melinda,’ ‘You
Wreck Me,’ ‘Refugee’ - these and other
originals Tom endows with a blend of
passion and laid-back charm. He delves
deeply into Chicago blues, covering
classics by Elmore James, Willie Dixon,
and others. He returns to his Traveling
Wilbury days with ‘Handle with Care.’
Other standouts include Animals and
Chuck Berry covers and the bluegrass
standard ‘Rollin’ In My Sweet Baby’s
Arms.’
A beautiful and satisfying concert from
one of the great artists of our time.
Track List:
Baby, Please Don’t Go - Crawlin’ Back
To You - Handle With Care - I Won’t
Back Down - I’m Cryin’ - Angel Dream Melinda - Born In Chicago - The Red
Rooster - Carol - Refugee - Love Is A
Long Road - You Don’t Know How It
Feels - Black Leather Woman I Done Somebody Wrong - I Got A
Woman - Thirteen Days - Wake Up
Time - Rollin’ In My Sweet Baby’s Arms Lost Children - Two Men Talkin’ - You
Wreck Me
An intimate concert appearance by
Donovan - at the peak of his role as both
flower-child icon and pop hit-maker. It’s
1972, and the great singer-songwriter,
sitting cross-legged on the stage in
flowing garb, accompanies himself on
guitar and sings many of his best-loved
songs.
‘Jennifer Juniper,’ ‘Catch The Wind,’
‘Colours,’ ‘Happiness Runs,’ and other
timeless Donovan hits get special
treatment here, with a small, rapt
audience hanging on every word, and
the singer’s charm investing every
moment with fun and pleasure.
Both ‘Happiness’ and ‘There Is A
Mountain’ become rousing singalongs.
Newer songs - for 1972! - like ‘Ordinary
Family,’ ‘People Call Me The Pied Piper,’
and ‘Well Known Has-Been’ are also
given careful interpretations. And the
show ends with the big hit and signature
song ‘Mellow Yellow.’
A beautiful moment in Donovan’s
amazing career and the musical history
of our time.
Track List:
Jennifer Juniper - There Is A Mountain Catch The Wind - The Ordinary
Family - Lovely Princess - People Call
Me The Pied Piper - A Well Known
Has-Been - Happiness Runs - Colours Sailing Homeward - Cosmic Wheels/
Maria Magenta - The Pee Song - Mellow
Yellow
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Sound Of The Seventies
Various Artists
Shout & Other Hits From
The 60’s
Various Artists
Yesterday Once More Video Jukebox
Various Artists
That Was Then - Video
Jukebox
Dolly Parton & Friends
Love Always Live
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Amazing rock video, in all its big-haired
glory, from the classic era of the 1970’s.
Gyrating go-go dancers, mod and early
psychedelic sets and effects, screaming
teenybop audiences, and great soul and
rock hits: this was rock TV in the 1960’s.
An amazing treasure trove of great
short-film performances from the best
singers and bands of the 1930’s and
‘40’s - the long era of classic pop.
From Aretha Franklin, Tina Turner, Bo
Diddley, and James Brown - pioneers
of soul and r&b - to the Byrds, Donovan,
the Turtles - exponents of folk-rock
- to amazing rarities (Johnny Cash’s
dancing in a hobo outfit for ‘Orange
Blossom Special,’ Zsa Zsa Gabor’s ‘Hi
Heel Sneakers’), this rich collection
take us back to a fascinating period not
only in music but also in television. A
must-own for music fans and nostalgia
buffs alike.
From huge stars who sang in a variety of
styles - Cab Calloway, Nat ‘King’ Cole,
the Mills Brothers, the Four Freshman,
and others - to swinging novelty
performances from the great Dorothy
Dandridge ... from classic ‘sweet’ and
jaunty material from the King Sisters,
Perry Como, and the Starlighters to
swinging entries from Peggy Lee and
Maxine Sullivan - plus Latin-inflected
numbers from Banda Da Lua Boys and
Cyd Charisse with the Mills Rhumba
Orchestra - this collection returns us to a
time that was at once more innocent and
more varied than we often remember.
Great singers and great bands who
came to fame in the 1930’s and ‘40’s,
captured in short films showcasing their
talents. Nat ‘King’ Cole, Peggy Lee,
the King Sisters, the Mills Brothers,
Glenn Miller, Fats Waller - many of the
biggest stars of the era are here, giving
fascinating performances of some of
their best-loved numbers from the eras
of swing and classic pop.
Recent live performances from Dolly
Parton dominate this collection - which
also features appearances from
luminaries like Merle Haggard, Loretta
Lynn, Lynn Anderson, Brenda Lee, and
Willie Nelson.
With acts as diverse as Dr. Hook & the
Medicine Show, Bad Company, the
Hollies, Robert Palmer, the Specials,
Natalie Cole, and many others, we
return to the days before video had
taken over music - and artists and TV
producers alike were finding new ways
to use video effects to dramatize pop
songs.
Highlights include a live-concert ‘Free
Bird’ from Lynyrd Skynyrd; classic,
early music-video from the Knack,
doing ‘My Sharona’; and Mink Deville’s
underground-glam period piece
‘Spanish Stroll.’ Watch and remember.
Track List:
Toto - Hold The Line / Bad Company All Right Now / The Hollies – He Ain’t
Heavy, He’s My Brother / The Air That I
Breathe / Robert Palmer - Every Kinda
People / Status Quo – Caroline / The
Knack - My Sharona / A Taste of Honey Boogie Oogie Oogie / Tavares - Heaven
Must Be Missing An Angel / City Boy 5-7-0-5 / Status Quo - Rockin’ All Over
The World / Lynyrd Skynyrd - Free Bird /
Dr.Hook - When You’re In Love With
A Beautiful Woman / Hot Chocolate Emma / Mink DeVille - Spanish Stroll /
Sparks - This Town Ain’t Big Enough
For Both Of Us / Steve Harley - Make
Me Smile / The Specials - A Message
To You Rudy / Tom Robinson Band 2-4-6-8 Motorway / 10CC - I’m Not In
Love / Joe Jackson - It’s Different For
Girls / Marshall Hain - Dancing In The
City / Natalie Cole - This Will Be (An
Everlasting Love)
Track List:
The Righteous Brothers - Ko-Ko
Joe / Jerry Lee Lewis - High School
Confidential / Aretha Franklin Mockingbird / Tina Turner - Goodbye,
So Long / Bo Diddley - Hey Bo Diddley /
Little Anthony & The Imperials - Hurt So
Bad / Johnny Cash - Orange Blossom
Special / The Everly Brothers - Wake Up
Little Susie / Chuck Berry - Back In The
U.S.A. / James Brown - Night Train / The
Kingsmen - Louie, Louie / Sir Douglas
Quintet - She’s About A Mover / Roy
Head - Treat Her Right / The Olympics Good Lovin’ / The McCoys - Hang On
Sloopy / The Hondells - Little Honda /
The Righteous Brothers - Let The Good
Times Roll / Jerry Lee Lewis - Great
Balls Of Fire / The Byrds - Turn, Turn,
Turn / Donovan - Catch The Wind / The
Turtles - Let Me Be / Beau Brummels Laugh, Laugh / The Mamas & The
Papas - California Dreamin’ / The
Yardbirds - For Your Love / Donovan Colours / The Turtles - It Ain’t Me Babe /
The Byrds - Feel A Whole Lot Better /
The Gentrys - Keep On Dancing /
Dobie Gray - The ‘In’ Crowd / Zsa Zsa
Gabor - Hi Heel Sneakers / The Isley
Brothers - Shout
A must for music and nostalgia lovers
alike.
Track List:
Gene Austin - My Blue Heaven / Les
Paul & Mary Ford - Song In Blue / The
Delta Rhythm Boys - Dry Bones / Perry
Como - A Friend Of Yours / Peggy
Lee - It’s A Good Day / Nat King Cole &
Ida James - Is You Is Or Is You Ain’t (My
Baby) / Banda Da Lua Boys - Brazil /
Cab Calloway - Minnie The Moocher /
Maxine Sullivan - Some Of These Days /
Les Elgart - Dream, Dream Dream / The
Four Freshmen - (Ain’t Seen) Nothin’
Like You / Dorothy Dandridge - Cow
Cow Boogie / The Starlighters - Ain’t
She Sweet / Gertrude Niesen- La
Cucaracha / Lawrence Welk - Doin’ You
Good / Jeri Sullivan - Rum And Coca
Cola / Benito Moreno - Granada / Glenn
Miller’s Modernaires - Do Nothing Till
You Hear From Me / Hoagy Carmichael,
Dorothy Dandridge & Peter Ray - Lazy
Bones / The King Sisters & Alvino Rey It’s Easy To Remember / Cyd Charisse
& The Mills Rhumba Orchestra Rhumba Serenade / The Mills Brothers Lazy River
Less expected entries include a very
young Mel Torme, singing ‘Blue Room’;
Nick Lucas crooning ‘Tiptoe through
the Tulips’; Carlos Molina’s hard-driving
‘No. 8’; Rosetta Tharpe (before she was
‘Sister’ Rosetta) rocking some risqué
swing with Lucky Millinder; the Delta
Rhythm Boys working out on ‘The ‘A’
Train’; and many more.
For nostalgia buffs, for film buffs, and
for fans of American music in all its
glorious variation, this collection will be
a beloved must-see.
Track List:
Glenn Miller’s Modernaires - Juke Box
Saturday Night / The Mills Brothers
& Dorothy Dandridge - Paper Doll /
Peggy Lee - What More Can A Woman
Do / Carlos Molina - Mambo No. 8 /
Fats Waller - Honeysuckle Rose / Les
Compagnons - De La Chanson Mes
Jeunes Annees / Mel Torme - Blue
Room / Rosetta Tharpe & Lucky
Millinder - Four Or Five Times / The
King Sisters & Alvino Rey - Penthouse
Serenade / Nat King Cole - I’m An
Errand Boy For Rhythm / Nick Lucas Tip-Toe Through The Tulips / Irving
Fields Trio - Mexican Hotfoot / Cyd
Charisse & Stan Kenton - This Love Of
Mine / The DeCastro Sisters - Cuban
Nightmare / The Mills Brothers - Till
Then / Teresa Brewer - I’m The
Lonesomest Gal In Town / Lawrence
Welk - If I Had My Way / The Delta
Rhythm Boys - Take The ‘A’ Train /
Sonny Skyler & Vincent Lopez - Don’t
Cry / Will Bradley - Barnyard Bounce /
The Dinning Sisters - You’re A Character
Dear / Eddy Howard & Valerie Thon Moonlight Becomes You
Dolly returns to rural roots and acoustic
sounds in these songs, fronting a crack
bluegrass ensemble and bringing all of
her trademark energy, humor, charm,
and pathos to newer songs like ‘Little
Sparrow’ and ‘Mountain Angel,’ as well
as to Dolly classics like ‘Coat Of Many
Colors’ and ‘I Will Always Love You.’
In keeping with the down-home country
flavor, Willie joins Leon Russell for a
rousing ‘Wabash Canonball,’ Loretta - in
her prime - sings ‘You’re Looking At
Country,’ and Merle does a swinging
‘Think I’ll Just Stay Here And Drink,’
while the others do themselves proud
too.
Track List:
Dolly Parton - Train, Train / Dolly
Parton - Little Sparrow / Merle Haggard I Think I’ll Just Stay Here And Drink /
Dolly Parton - Shine / Lynn Anderson Queen Of Hearts / Dolly Parton Mountain Angel/ Willie Nelson & Leon
Russell - Wabash Cannonball / Dolly
Parton - Marry Me / Brenda Lee - Silver
Threads And Golden Needles / Dolly
Parton - A Tender Lie / Charley Pride (I’m So) Afraid Of Losing You Again /
Dolly Parton - I Don’t Believe You’ve Met
My Baby / Loretta Lynn - You’re Lookin’
At Country / Dolly Parton - Coat Of Many
Colors / Dolly Parton - I Will Always Love
You / That Was Country Time
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Tom Waits
Romeo Bleeding Live From Austin
The Pretenders
Live From New York City
Joni Mitchell
An Intimate Performance
B.B. King
Memphis Blues Session
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Tom Waits - raconteur, poet, singer,
pianist, writer, genius, and one-man
revivalist of a bygone world - in a 1978
concert from Austin, Texas.
The Pretenders were icons of British
post-punk, fronted by the cool, tough
American lead singer and songwriter
Chrissie Hynde. The band defined a
time and established a sound for the
new wave of the 1980’s.
The astonishing Joni Mitchell in a 1970
concert recorded for a small, devoted
British audience at the height of her first
phase of stardom. Accompanied only by
her own guitar, piano, and dulcimer, Joni
shows all the extraordinaty confidence
and musicality that had quickly made
her an international star of singing and
songwriting.
The titanic blues master and icon B.
B. King in a concert deftly filmed in the
musical hotbed of Memphis, scene of
the earliest success of the ‘Beale Street
Blues Boy.’ Joined by other great blues
artists - Buddy Guy, Albert Collins, Koko
Taylor, and Robert Cray among them B.B. here relives his greatest hits across
many decades, sings and plays blues
standards, and leads the polished, hardrocking ensemble sound that has long
been his stock in trade.
Disco diva Donna Summer in an
exciting live 1999 concert, deftly shot
at New York City’s fabled Hammerstein
Ballroom.
Here the emerging star, strikingly young
and self-assured in his compelling
skid-row persona, takes us on a series
of amazing journeys, at once comic and
poignant, and full of the down-at-heels
characters only Tom Waits can bring
to life. In songs like ‘On The Nickel,’ ‘I
Wish I Was In New Orleans,’ ‘Romeo Is
Bleeding,’ ‘Small Change’ and others,
Tom Waits conjures an entire universe.
One of our most idiosyncratic writers
and performers, captured at an early
moment in his amazing career.
Track List:
Summertime / Burma-Shave - Annie’s
Back In Town / I Wish I Was In New
Orleans / Ain’t Gonna Rain - Sweet
Little Bullet From A Pretty Blue Gun - On
The Nickel - Romeo Is Bleeding - Silent
Night / Christmas Card From A Hooker
In Minneapolis - Small Change / Hey,
Big Spender / Small Change (reprise)
This 1998 concert, with Hynde and
Martin Chambers from the original
line-up - and Adam Seymour on
guitar, Andy Hobson on bass, and Zeb
Jamerson on keyboards - displays both
the timelessness of the Pretenders’
original rock and roll hits and the
artistic persistence of Chrissie herself.
Through trial and tragedy, Hynde and
the band have continued to perfect the
Pretenders’ amazing sound.
Hits like ‘Message Of Love’ and ‘Kid’
are given new life in this hard-driving,
cohesive concert. ‘Back On The Chain
Gang’ and ‘My City Was Gone’ have
never sounded better. And Chrissie
takes on a song in Spanish, using her
gorgeous rock voice to find meaning
and nuance in unfamiliar material.
With revealing commentary from
Chrissie herself, this concert is a mustsee for all fans of the Pretenders - and of
classic rock and roll.
Track List:
Message Of Love - Kid - Night In My
Veins - Middle Of The Road - Don’t Get
Me Wrong - My City Was Gone - Back
On The Chain Gang - Rabo De Nube Mystery Achievement
Many songs that had already
established Joni’s reputation are heard
here: ‘Chelsea Morning,’ ‘Both Sides
Now,’ ‘For Free,’ and ‘Big Yellow Taxi’
among them. She also presents ‘My
Old Man’ in an unfinished version,
and ‘California’ with beautiful dulcimer
accompaniment - both would grace
her next album, the benchmark ‘Blue,’
which would take Joni’s career in a new
direction.
A beautuful program that brings back a
bygone musical moment.
Track List:
Chelsea Morning - Cactus Tree - My Old
Man - For Free - California - Big Yellow
Taxi - Both Sides Now
Throughout, there is the unmistakable
sound of B.B.’s wailing electric guitar
- the famous ‘Lucille’ - as well as the
sharp vocals, witty showmanship, and
sheer charisma that have made B.B.
King an icon of blues and American
show business. And rare archival
material and revealing interviews help
make this program an extraordinary
tribute to one of the great artists of
our time.
Track List:
T-Bone Shuffle (with Joe Louis Walker) Three O’Clock Blues - Ain’t Nobody’s
Business (with Ruth Brown) - The
Thrill Is Gone - I Can’t Quit You Baby
(with Buddy Guy) - Stormy Monday
(with Albert Collins) - You Can Have
My Husband (with Irma Thomas) Playin’ With My Friends (with Robert
Cray) - Sweet Home Chicago (with
Koko Taylor); Kansas City (with Irma
Thomas); You Ain’t Good Lookin’ ) (with
Ruth Brown) - Hey, Hey The Blues Is
Alright (with ensemble)
Donna Summer
Live From New York
From ‘On The Radio,’ perhaps her
most haunting ballad, to such throbbing
smash dance tracks as ‘This Time I
Know It’s For Real,’ ‘I Feel Love,’ ‘Dim
All The Lights,’ ‘Bad Girls,’ ‘Hot Stuff,
and more - including the indelible
r&b classic ‘She Works Hard For The
Money’ - Donna re-lives an amazing
career of hitmaking.
And she sprinkles in both a Gershwin
classic and her own showstopping,
original musical-theater compositions.
A thrilling evening of powerful singing.
Track List:
On The Radio - This Time I Know It’s
For Real - No More Tears (Enough
Is Enough) (with Tina Arena) - I Feel
Love - Dim All The Lights - Someone To
Watch Over Me - She Works Hard For
The Money - If There Is Music There MacArthur Park - (Riding) Through The
Storm - Bad Girls - Don’t Wanna Work My Life - Nobody - Last Dance
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Lynyrd Skynyrd
Another One From The
Road
Foghat & Guests
Blues Tribute
A Rockin’ Evening With
Jerry Lee Lewis
The Supremes
Hits In The Name Of Love
Dwight Yoakam
In Concert
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Southern-fried, hard-boogieing rock
and roll from a 1997 incarnation of the
great Lynyrd
Great, classic blues and r&b artists from Muddy Waters to Paul Butterfield
to Otis Blackwell - join the benchmark
British rock band Foghat for a onenight-only show at New York’s fabled
Palladium in 1978.
Jerry Lee Lewis presents a thrilling
evening of rock and roll and country
music - in trademark ‘Killer’ style.
The magnificent Supremes, in a
remarkable series of live and televised
appearances - showcasing both the
irresistible songwriting of the Motown
songwriting team Holland-DozierHolland and the emergence of Diana
Ross as a superstar.
Dwight Yoakam, star of honky-tonk and
Hollywood, in a rocking live concert from
1986, the year of his breakout success
with his first album, ‘Guitars, Cadillacs,
Etc., Etc.’ Yoakam’s youthful appeal and
hillbilly style are everywhere apparent
in this show, shot before an enthusiastic
audience at the Peterborough Music
Festival in England.
Skynyrd, worldwide ambassadors of the
deep-South soul.
Featuring original members, hard-core
sidemen, and the great Ronnie Van
Zandt’s brother Johnny on powerful
vocals, Skynyrd brings enormous
intensity and virtuosity to their many
greatest and best-loved songs.
‘Sweet Home Alabama,’ ‘What’s Your
Name,’ ‘That Smell,’ and many others including, of course, a long and moving
‘Free Bird’- all are not only lovingly
re-created but also come alive in new
ways, with blistering guitars, guttural
singing, and propulsive rhythm.
A powerful show - from one of rock’s
great classic acts.
Track List:
We Ain’t Much Different – What’s Your
Name - Voodoo Lake - That Smell Bring It On - Simple Man - Sweet Home
Alabama – Travellin’ Man - Freebird Foghat (known for huge 1970’s hits like
‘Slow Ride’) opens the proceedings
with its trademark searing, proto-metal
blues, on Robert Johnson’s ‘Sweet
Home Chicago’ and Elmore James’s
‘It Hurts Me Too.’ Dave ‘Honeyboy’
Edwards, Eddie ‘Bluesman’ Kirkland,
John Lee Hooker, and Otis Blackwell
give a primer in low-down blues roots.
Then U.S. revivalists Paul Butterfield
and Johnny Winter blow the doors off.
And the amazing Muddy Water brings
down the house with ‘Hoochie Coochie
Man’ - with the whole ensemble getting
together for a powerful, throbbing ‘I Just
Want To Make Love to You.’ Blues at its
best - and a night to remember.
Track List:
Foghat - Sweet Home Chicago /
Foghat - It Hurt MeToo / Dave
‘Honeyboy’ Edwards - My Baby’s Gone /
Eddie ‘Bluesman’ Kirkland - Done
Somebody Wrong / Eddie ‘Bluesman’
Kirkland - Love Light / Paul Butterfield Shake Your Money Maker / John
Lee Hooker - Crawlin’ King Snake /
Otis Blackwell - All Shook Up / Otis
Blackwell - Don’t Be Cruel / Johnny
Winter - Last Night / Muddy Waters - (I’m
Your) Hoochie Coochie Man / Muddy
Waters - I Just Want To Make Love
To You
Shot in 1986 in Orlando, this concert
brings some of Jerry Lee’s wildest
rockabilly hits - ‘Great Balls Of Fire,’
‘Whole Lotta Shakin’ Goin’ On’ together with rock and roll associated
with someof his great 1950’s colleagues
and competitors - Chuck Berry’s ‘Sweet
Little Sixteen,’ Little Richard’s ‘Tutti
Frutti.’
And then there’s Hank William’s ‘You
Win Again’ and the Killer’s own country
hits ‘Thirty-Nine And Holding’ and
‘Middle Age Crazy’ - reminding us of the
country balladeer in Jerry Lee Lewis.
An exciting evening of passionate live
music from one of our greatest singers,
pianists, and culture heroes.
Track List:
Keep My Motor Running - You Win
Again - Lucille - Over The Rainbow Who’s Gonna Play This Old Piano Great Balls Of Fire - Trouble In Mind Rockin’ My Life Away - Think About It
Darlin’ - When I Get My Wings - Middle
Age Crazy - 39 And Holding - Sweet
Little Sixteen - The One Rose (That’s
Left In My Heart) - Whole Lotta Shakin’
Goin’ On; Good Golly Miss Molly;
Tutti Frutti - C.C.Rider - High School
Confidentia; I Am What I Am - Meat
Man - Me And Bobby McGee - Jerry’s
Close
Some of these performances find the
trio lip-synching on dance-party shows
of the era. In others, they are pioneering
an early form of the music video. In
some, they sing for live audiences, with
humorous commentary from Diana
Ross.
And all of their great hits of the mid1960’s are here: ‘Where Did Our Love
Go, ‘ ‘Baby Love, ‘ ‘Stop! In The Name
Of Love, ‘ ‘My World Is Empty Without
You, ‘ and many others. This program
is thus a must-have for fans of soul,
Motown, and classic video alike.
Track List:
Where Did Our Love Go - Baby
Love - Come See About Me - Stop! In
The Name Of Love - Back In My Arms
Again - Nothing But Heartaches - I
Hear A Symphony - My World Is
Empty Without You - You Can’t Hurry
Love - You Keep Me Hangin’ On - Love
Is Here And Now You’re Gone - The
Happening - Reflections - In And Out Of
Love - Love Child - Someday We’ll Be
Together - Stop! In The Name Of Love
(reprise) - When The Lovelight Starts
Shining Through His Eyes / Bonus
Track: My World Is Empty Without You
‘Honky Tonk Man,’ the Johnny Horton
classic that was Dwight’s first hit, gets
rousing treatment, as do ‘It Won’t Hurt,’
another unforgettable number from that
first album; two Bill Monroe bluegrass
standards; and other great originals
and covers.
A powerful and convincing live
statement from one of the great rootscountry artists of our time - captured in
the first flush of his success.
Track List:
Can’t You Hear Me Callin’ - 1000
Miles - Rocky Road Blues - It Won’t
Hurt - Honky Tonk Man - The Grand
Tour - Walkin’ After Midnight - This
Drinkin’ Will Kill
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Frankie Laine
In Concert
Various Artists
Remember The 60’s
Marvin Gaye
At His Best Live
Roberta Flack
At Her Best Live
Various Artists
Rock The Universe
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The great Frankie Laine, in a live
concert given in England, showcasing
many of Frankie’s biggest numbers, and
reminding us of the enduring legacy he
brought to every kind of music he sang from jazz to pop, from country to swing,
from blues to folk.
A star-studded, fully packed program of
great hits of the 1960’s - performed by
the original performers, in an amazing
variety of television settings, from
the early lip-synching of Freddy & the
Dreamers to the sweaty, over-the-top
hard rocking of Otis Redding.
The brilliant, powerful Marvin Gaye, in
stellar performances drawn from two
concerts given when the great soul
singer – perhaps the greatest of his
generation – was at his mature peak.
The amazing Roberta Flack, seen and
heard in the live concert settings that
have always been her greatest medium.
‘Rawhide,’ ‘That Lucky Old Sun,’
‘Jealousy,’ ‘Lord, You Gave Me A
Mountain,’ ‘Jezebel’ - these and
other Laine favorites are all reprised
for a wildly enthusiastic audience.
Frankie also moves easily between his
honky-tonk cover of Hank Williams’s
‘Your Cheatin’ Heart’ to the standard
‘Feelings’ - all part of the unforgettable
class, warmth, and musicality that are
Frankie Laine.
The songs and the singers who
changed music history are here:
‘Time Is On My Side, ‘ from a very
young, very cool Rolling Stones; the
Searchers with ‘Needles and Pins ‘;
the gorgeous Marvin Gaye on ‘Take
This Heart Of Mine ‘; ahead-of-its time
funk-rock from Sly & the Family Stone;
good-time swamp rock from Creedence
Clearwater Revival; psychedelia from
Vanilla Fudge; soul from James Brown
and the Supremes; blue-eyed soul from
Dusty Springfield; and so much more.
Classic, hard-driving videos from such
varied and exciting rockers as Def
Leppard, Asia, and John Mellencamp
- as well as rootsier acts ranging from
Billy Ray Cyrus to Bonnie Raitt. Pop
favorites like Raitt’s ‘Not The Only One,’
the J. Geils Band’s ‘Freeze Frame,’
and Kiss’s ‘Domino’ are presented
side-by-side with such creative uses of
video technology as Björk’s ‘Isobel,’ Los
Lobos’ ‘Kiko And The Lavender Moon,’
and Bonham’s ‘Change Of A Season.’
And some of these videos simply rock
hard: examples include Uriah Heep’s
‘Sweet Freedom,’ two entries from
Asia, and Def Leppard’s ‘Make Love
Like A Man.’ An infectious and thrilling
collection.
Track List:
Come Back To Me - Love Story Rawhide - That Lucky Old Sun Feelings - Jealousy - Dream A Little
Dream Of Me - Your Cheating Heart You’re The Best Thing That Ever
Happened To Me - Wrap Your Troubles
In Dreams - Lord, You Gave Me A
Mountain - Jezebel
We can trace the development of pop
TV from its awkward early days through
an early ‘music video ‘ from the Fifth
Dimension. And when Otis Redding’s
bonus tracks really get going (with
Eric Burdon of the Animals joining in
on ‘Shake ‘), it feels as if the roof might
come off. A fitting tribute to an exciting
decade in pop, rock, and soul.
Track List:
Freddie & The Dreamers - I’m Telling
You Now / Gerry & The Pacemakers Ferry Cross The Mersey / The Rolling
Stones - Time Is On My Side / The
Searchers - Needles And Pins / Marvin
Gaye - Take This Heart Of Mine /
James Brown - Prisoner Of Love /
Creedence Clearwater Revival - Down
On The Corner / Sly & The Family
Stone - Everyday People/Dance To
The Music / The Four Seasons - Big
Girls Don’t Cry / Tommy James & The
Shondells - Crimson And Clover /
Vanilla Fudge - You Keep Me Hangin’
On - Vanilla Fudge / Gary Puckett & The
Union Gap - Lady Willpower / Smith Baby It’s You / Oliver - Jean / The 5th
Dimension - Aquarius/Let The Sunshine
In / Herman’s Hermits - I’m Henry The
VIII, I Am / Johnny Rivers - Baby I Need
Your Loving / The Supremes - The
Happening / Lou Rawls - Love Is A
Hurtin’ Thing / Dusty Springfield - Son
Of A Preacher Man / The Beach Boys Good Vibrations / Ray Charles - What’d
I Say / Bonus tracks: Otis Redding
live in concert: Satisfaction - My Girl Respect - Pain In My Heart - I Can’t Turn
You Loose - Shake
He died tragically early, only a few years
after these performances were expertly
captured on video. Fans of Marvin
Gaye, of soul, and of great American
music will not want to miss these thrilling
live events.
Early hits are here: a killer ‘I Heard
It Through The Grapevine’; a hardswinging ‘How Sweet It Is (To Be Loved
By You)’; and a moving medley of the
benchmark duets with Tammi Terrell,
who had died in 1970. The maturing
Marvin Gaye of ‘Let’s Get It On’ and
‘Mercy Mercy Me / What’s Goin’ On’ gets
a complete hearing too, with Marvin
himself and his astonishingly sharp
sidemen taking extended trips through
those pioneering landscapes.
And in irresistibly funky numbers
like ‘A Funky Space Reincarnation’
and ‘Trouble Man,’ Marvin rivals the
improvisatory achievements of such
ensembles as Parliament-Funkadelic.
Marvin Gaye’s amazing career,
cut short far too soon, has been
indelibly captured in these thrilling live
performances.
Track List:
Got To Give It Up - A Funky Space
Reincarnation - Let’s Get It On - Ain’t
That Peculiar - After The Dance - I
Heard It Through The Grapevine Medley: If This World Were Mine;
Ain’t Nothin’ Like The Real Thing; Ain’t
No Mountain High Enough - Trouble
Man - How Sweet It Is (To Be Loved By
You) - Medley: Mercy Mercy Me; What’s
Going On - Medley: I Want You; Inner
City Blues
Extra Feature:
Biography
Backed in one concert by a crack rock
and soul band and a sharp vocal trio,
and in another concert by a lush, jazzy
pop ensemble, Roberta reminds us of
the amazing versatility that she brought
to the widest imaginable repertoire,
which made her both a star and a
favorite among aficionados of r&b,
gospel, soul, and folk.
The hits are here – ‘The Closer I Get
To You,’ ‘Feel Like Makin’ Love,’ ‘Killing
Me Softly,’ ‘The First Time Ever I Saw
Your Face,’ and others – heard in new
and compelling interpretations. Other
great numbers include a gospel-tinged
‘River,’ a thoughtful and riveting ‘Some
Gospel According To Matthew,’ the
funny and sexy ‘Reverend Lee,’ and the
witty ‘Why Don’t You Move In With Me,’
among others.
A beautiful set of performances from
one of our greatest and most flexible
singers, pianists, and interpreters.
Track List:
The Closer I Get To You - River Sweet Georgia Brown - Some Gospel
According To Matthew - Feel Like Makin’
Love - Reverend Lee - Stormy Monday The Thrill Is Gone - Why Don’t You Move
In With Me - Jesse - Killing Me Softly
With His Song - The First Time Ever I
Saw Your Face
Track List:
Asia - Heat Of The Moment / Def
Leppard - Make Love Like A Man / John
Mellencamp - Now More Than Ever /
Asia - Sole Survivor / Los Lobos - Kiko
And The Lavender Moon / Red Hot
Chili Peppers - Breaking The Girl / Meat
Loaf - I’d Do Anything For Love (But I
Won’t Do That) / Bonham - Change Of A
Season / J. Geils Band - Freeze Frame /
Billy Ray Cyrus - Could’ve Been Me /
Bonnie Raitt - Not The Only One / Björk Isobel / Billy Falcon - Heaven’s Highest
Hill / Kiss - Domino / Ugly Kid Joe - Cat’s
In The Cradle / John Fogerty - Walking
In A Hurricane / Material Issue - What
Girls Want / Killer Dwarfs - Hard Luck
Town / Uriah Heep - Sweet Freedom
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The Best Of Latin
Steely Dan
In Concert
Various Artists
Remember The 80’s
Various Artists
Hard ‘N’ Heavy
Nina Simone
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Selena … Gloria Estefan … Grupo
Bryndis … Marco Antonio Solis …
India … These and other stars of
modern Latin pop come together in this
collection of classic Latin videos and live
appearances.
The act that defined an era in
sophisticated pop, Steely Dan, in a rare,
intimate concert appearance from the
year 2000.
Electronic keyboards, drum machines,
big hair, glam suits, strange effects:
‘Remember the ‘80’s’ returns us to a
classic era in both music and music
video.
Guitar pyrotechnics, searing vocal
harmonies, athletic stage antics,
head-banging beats - all the classic
elements of the hardest rocking heavy
metal can be both seen and heard in
this wide-ranging collection of 18 classic
metal videos.
The great singer, songwriter, and pianist
Nina Simone gives a fascinating and
inspiring live concert - shot in 1984 in a
club in London.
From the English-language songs
‘Dreaming Of You’ and ‘I Could Fall
In Love’ to the all-Spanish sounds
of ‘No Debes Jugar,’ ‘Vas a Sufrir,’
‘La Llamada,’ and many others, this
program combines expressive video
imagery with the horns, guitars,
percussion, orchestral effects, and
polished, emotive singing that have
become trademarks of today’s best
Latin music.
Track List:
Selena - La Llamada / Grupo Bryndis El Quinto Trago / India - No Debes
Jugar / Gloria Estefan - I Could Fall In
Love / Los Bukis feat. Marco Antonio
Solis - Antes De Que Te Vayas / Banda
Maguey - Quiero Volver / Los Bukis
feat. Marco Antonio Solis - Como Fui A
Enamorarme De Ti / Selena - Dreaming
Of You / Los Humildes - Deme Una
Oportunidad / Grupo Bryndis - Vas
A Sufrir / Grupo Bryndis - Quizas Si,
Quizas No / Selena - No Me Queda
Mas / Bronco - Amigo Bronco / Conjunto
Primavera - No Te Podias Quedar /
Bronco - Contra Viento Y Marea
Walter Becker, Donald Fagen, and their
tight, sharp ensemble of advanced
players and smooth backup singers
have not lost a step - if anything, these
renditions of Steely Dan hits, with their
tasteful licks, jazzy harmonies, funky
grooves, and
compelling and mysterious lyrics, are
even fresher and cooler than they were
on record.
And the hits are certainly here: ‘Green
Earrings,’ ‘Cousin Dupree,’ ‘Josie,’
‘Pretzel Logic,’ and many more. An
ear-opening evening of great music
from one of the most tasteful, intelligent,
and overwhelmingly popular bands of
our time.
Track List:
Green Earrings - Cousin Dupree - Bad
Sneakers - Janie Runaway - Josie FM - Gaslighting Abbie - Black Friday Babylon Sisters - Kid Charlemagne Jack Of Speed - Peg - What A Shame
About Me - Pretzel Logic
Captured here is the moment when
video began to flourish - and such
up-and-coming acts as Tears for
Fears, Style Council, the Jam, Soft
Cell, Frankie Goes to Hollywood, and
ABC began to rule both the airwaves
and the TV screen. The earliest days
of the music video were over: both
the artists and their directors were
inventing new ways of telling stories,
capturing emotions, and weaving music
together with all the possibilities of a
new medium.
Thus we get such well-loved and
fondly remembered videos as ‘Come
On, Eileen,’ from Dexy & the Midnight
Runners; Frankie’s ‘Two Tribes’; ABC’s
‘Poison Arrow’; Dire Straits’ ‘Romeo And
Juliet’; Dr. Hook’s ‘When You’re In Love
With A Beautiful Woman,’ and many
more. Both a nostalgia trip and a study
in musical excellence, this collection
brings the 1980’s back to life, reminding
us of the musical and visual excitement
of the decade.
Track List:
Dexy’s Midnight Runners - Come On
Eileen / Soft Cell - Tainted Love / Frankie
Goes To Hollywood - Two Tribes /
Thin Lizzy - Sarah / The Jam - That’s
Entertainment / ABC - Poison Arrow /
Tears For Fears - Mad World / The
Style Council - You’re The Best Thing /
Captain Sensible - Glad It’s All Over /
Womack & Womack - Teardrops / Dire
Straits - Romeo And Juliet / Dr. Hook When You’re In Love With A Beautiful
Woman / The Babys - Everytime I Think
Of You / Black - Wonderful Life / Natalie
Cole - This Will Be (An Everlasting
Love) / Hot Chocolate - Emma
From Bachman-Turner Overdrive’s barrock to Def Leppard’s powerful emoting;
from the advanced psychedelia of Spirit
to the rowdy fun of Van Halen; from the
rabble-rousing of Twisted Sister to the
punk-metal of Iron Maiden… These
videos remind us that heavy metal is a
far richer and more varied form than the
stereotypes would have it.
Bon Jovi gives us classic ‘80’s musicvideo style with ‘In And Out Of Love.’
Sammy Hagar does a live ‘Missing
You.’ Girlschool gives a welcome
female touch to the proceedings, with
‘20th Century Boy.’ Ted Nugent shows
muscularity - and vocal and guitar
virtuosity - in ‘Tied Up In Love.’ All in
all, it’s a paint-peeling, mind-blowing
trip through the sights and sounds of
heavy metal.
Track List:
Twisted Sister - We’re Not Gonna Take
It / Accept - Midnight Mover / Bachman
Turner Overdrive - For The Weekend /
Spirit - I Got A Line On You / The
Restless - I Wanna Know / Bon Jovi - In
And Out Of Love / April Wine - Rock
Myself To Sleep / Ratt - Round And
Round / Sammy Hagar - Missing You /
Van Halen - Jump / Ronnie James Dio Rock ‘n’ Roll Children / Def Leppard Foolin’ / Girlschool - 20th Century Boy /
Bullet - I Sold My Soul To Rock ‘n’ Roll /
Survivor - High On You / Ted Nugent Tied Up In Love / Urgent - Running
Back / Iron Maiden - Aces High
In this rich, wide-ranging show, the onetime child prodigy of classical piano fully
displays the remarkable range of talent
that made her a star of theater, radio,
and recording in forms from jazz to pop
to soul to her own indescribable idiom.
Here she takes her audience from the
throbbing chant of her own ‘God, God,
God’ to the classic pop of ‘My Baby Just
Cares For Me,’ with stops along the
way for Brecht & Weill, Gershwin, and
other exciting originals. A thoroughly
compelling evening from one of the
great musical artists of our time.
Track List:
God, God, God - If You Knew - Mr.
Smith - Fodder In Her Wings - Be My
Husband - I Loves You, Porgy - The
Other Woman - Mississippi Goddam Moon Over Alabama - For A While See-Line Woman - I Sing Just To Know
That I’m Alive - My Baby Just Cares
for Me
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Various Artists
Hits Of The 80’s
Various Artists
That’s Soul
The Temptations
One Night In London
Blondie
Live In Toronto
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The amazing Babatunde Olatunji, and
the powerful drumming and dancing
of his famous ensemble Drums of
Passion - in a thrilling California concert
expertly captured on video in 1985,
when Olatunji was in his prime.
Punchy post-punk bass beats, big New
Wave hair, classic radio pop tunes, and
the birth of a new medium, the music
video - all contained in this exciting
collection of fourteen hit videos from the
great era of the 1980’s.
The great Temptations, in an upbeat and
infectious concert captured in London,
with the Temps rocking through their
biggest hits and bringing an enthusiastic
audience to its feet.
Punk-rock superstars Blondie play an
astonishing concert in Toronto in 1982
- at the climax of the band’s amazing,
groundbreaking career.
Mixing traditional music with his
original work for drums and voices,
Olatunji leads the ensemble through
a powerful series of hypnotic rhythms,
matched by the swirling visual effects
of his gorgeously costumed dancers
- showing once again why Yoruba
drumming became an international
world-music phenomenon in the 1950’s
and ’60’s and remains so today.
The range is wide: from smooth
mainstays like Duran Duran, Frankie
Goes to Hollywood, and Spandau
Ballet, to punk-influenced eccentricities
like Scritti Pollitti and Talking Heads, to
the bi-racial feminist anthem ‘Sisters Are
Doin’ It For Themselves’ - with which
Aretha Franklin and the Eurythmics’
Annie Lennox triumphantly close this
collection.
Great soul sounds - from the
irresistibility of the Staple Singers to
the elegance of Dionne Warwick, from
the expressiveness of Bill Withers
to the sophistication of Smokey
Robinson, from the power and charm
of Al Green to the fun of the Four Tops,
and much more - all seen here in early
video performances that reveal the
extraordinary energy and freshness of
the singers who defined the 1960’s in
American music.
The program is introduced by Grateful
Dead drummer Mickey Hart - who
launched Planet Drum with the master
in the 1990’s, connecting rock, jazz, and
other Western songs to the throbbing
power heard here from the great
Olatunji.
A must-have return to the 1980’s for
nostalgia buffs and lovers of classic
pop alike.
Track List:
Ajaja - Akiwowo/Babalu - Odun de!
Odun de! - Ade O Ti - Yembela - JinGo-Lo-Ba
Track List:
Katrina & The Waves - Do You Want
Crying / Sparks - With All My Might / The
Cars - Drive / Spandau Ballet - Only
When You Leave / Talking Heads - Stay
Up Late / Nik Kershaw - Wouldn’t It Be
Good / Depeche Mode - People Are
People / Dream Academy - This World /
The Pretenders - Thin Line Between
Love And Hate / Bronski Beat - Why /
Scritti Politti - Wood Beez (Play Like
Aretha Franklin) / Duran Duran - The
Reflex / Frankie Goes To Hollywood Relax / Eurythmics - Sisters Are Doin’ It
For Themselves
There are an amazing 23 selections,
each representing a distinguished
variation on the soul theme. Acts like
the Friends of Distinction, Honey Cone,
and Pacific Gas & Electric - not always
remembered today on greatest hits
collections - remind us of the ensemble
nature of much of the most popular
soul of the era. And classic hits that
have never gone away - ‘25 Miles,’ ‘I’ll
Take You There,’ ‘Ain’t No Sunshine,’
‘Only The Strong Survive’ - take
on new intensity in these heartfelt
performances, enabled by video.
Recapturing the sound of youth and
hope, these amazing video selections
remind us of the enduring greatness of
the music known as soul.
Track List:
Love Or Let Me Be Lonely - The Friends
Of Distinction / Are You Ready - Pacific
Gas & Electric / 25 Miles - Edwin Starr /
Want Ads - Honey Cone / Ain’t No
Sunshine - Bill Withers / My Sweet
Lord - Billy Preston / I Gotcha - Joe
Tex / Mr. Big Stuff - Jean Knight / The
Tears Of A Clown - Smokey Robinson
& The Miracles / Natural Man - Lou
Rawls / Respect Yourself/I’ll Take You
There - The Staple Singers / Shake Me,
Wake Me (When It’s Over) - The Four
Tops / Let’s Stay Together - Al Green /
Troglodyte (Cave Man) - The Jimmy
Castor Bunch / Push And Pull - Rufus
Thomas / Jesus Is Just Alright - Ronnie
Dyson / (Don’t Worry) If There’s A Hell
Below We’re All Going To Go - Curtis
Mayfield / Theme From Valley Of The
Dolls - Dionne Warwick / Outa-Space Billy Preston / Wade In The Water Pacific Gas & Electric / Only The Strong
Survive - Jerry Butler / I Can See Clearly
Now - Johnny Nash / We The People The Staple Singers
From Smokey Robinson’s brilliant
tunes, with which the Temps first made
their name on Detroit’s Motown Records
(‘My Girl,’ ‘The Way You Do The Things
You Do’ and more), to the hard-driving
funk of their late-’60’s and ’70’s hits
(‘Papa Was A Rollin’ Stone ,’ ‘Cloud
Nine,’ many others), the group keeps
vibrantly alive the spirit and the music of
the amazing era in soul and pop when
the Temptations dominated pop radio.
Along with singing, the Temps also
dance, of course, and here they fully
showcase the irresistible precision
moves with which they came out of
Detroit r&b to capture the hearts of
America and the world. A churchy
rendition of ‘Old Man River’ adds to the
excitement. It’s a big evening of singing
and dancing, of r&b and funk, from one
of the greatest vocal groups of all time.
Track List:
Intro - Papa Was A Rollin’ Stone Psychedelic Shack - Ball Of Confusion Just My Imagination - The Way You
Do The Things You Do - Since I Lost
My Baby - You’re My Everything - All I
Need - Get Ready - Beauty Is Only Skin
Deep - Ol’ Man River - Cloud Nine - Ain’t
Too Proud To Beg - My Girl (feat. Hazell
Dean, Jackie Graham, Paul Johnson
& Junior) - I Can’t Get Next To You - I
Wonder Who She’s Seeing Now
‘Heart of Glass,’ ‘ Hanging on the
Telephone,’ ‘Dreaming,’ ‘Call Me,’
‘One Way or Another’: these and other
unforgettable songs defined an entire
musical era, when the raw sounds of
downtown New York City found huge
club-going and radio audiences around
the world. Debbie Harry’s crystalline
lead singing, Chris Stein’s guitar playing
and smart, tough writing, Clem Nurke’s
drumming. Nigel Harrison’s bas playing,
and Jimmy Destri’s trademark revival of
the Farfisa organ - these elements came
together in one of the most polished and
compelling bands ot only of punk rock
but of rock and roll itself.
This concert was shot only four years
after the breakout success of ‘Heart
of Glass,’ the band’s record-breaking
smash hit, melding punk and disco:
‘Rapture,’ which the band plays here,
was introducing new audiences to
the then-obscure form known as rap.
Blondie’s moment was about to be over.
This concert catches an amazing act at
its absolute best.
Track List:
Rapture - Island Of Lost Souls Danceway - The Tide Is High - Heart Of
Glass - Hanging On The Telephone Dreaming - One Way Or Another - War
Child - Start Me Up - Call Me
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James Brown
Live In Santa Cruz
Al Green
Gospel Concert From Los
Angeles
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Rock Charts
Various Artists
Pop Charts Live
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The Godfather of Soul gives a pulsating,
non-stop concert appearance, deftly
captured on video in 1979.
The mighty Al Green in an
overwhelmingly powerful concert shot
in southern California in 1991 - when
the Reverend was at the height of
his gospel experience. In Al Green’s
hands, no disparity exists between the
devotional intensity of gospel and the
infectious rock and sensuality of soul.
Al takes gravity-defying vocal swoops,
sings, dances, preaches, and brings his
audience to the peak of excitement.
Rare footage of the greatest stars of
classic rock - Jimi Hendrix, Jefferson
Airplane, Cream, Janis Joplin, The Who,
The Byrds, The Doors, so many more
- captured for all time in mind-blowing
live performances of their greatest hits,
from Cream’s ‘Sunshine of Your Love’
to Manfred Mann’s ‘Mighty Quinn’ to
Duane Eddy’s ‘Peter Gunn Theme’ and
many other great songs.
A dazzling collection of classic TV
performances from the biggest pop
and rock bands of a golden era.
Performing live in television studios
are psychedelic-era icons the Who
and Stephen Stills, funksters Kool &
the Gang, teen queen Susie Quatro,
Brit-pop stars the Hollies, hard-rockers
Nazareth - and a host of others.
Muddy Waters - king of Chicago blues
and an icon of American music - filmed
on tour in 1971 at the height of the great
blues master’s amazing career.
‘Body Heat,’ ‘Sex Machine,’ ‘Papa’s
Got A Brand New Bag,’ ‘I Can’t Stand
It’ - these and other classics of throbbing
James Brown funk get the most
energetic kind of treatment here, with
searing trumpet, guttural sax, rock-solid
percussion, syncopated guitar, and
shouting backup singers supporting the
sweaty, gyrating star through multiple
costume changes. James also works
out ‘Georgia On My Mind’ and some
of the other, more nuanced numbers
for which he is well-regarded. Ant the
California audience contributes a huge
dose of enthusiasm.
All in all, a thrilling evening of funk from
funk’s inventor, the late, great James
Brown.
Track List:
Intro - Get Up Offa That Thing - Body
Heat - Try Me - Sex Machine - Georgia
On My Mind - Please Please Please Hindsight (a.k.a. Eyesight) - Can’t Stand
It - Papa’s Got A Brand New Bag - Jam
As he works his way through a set of
modern gospel standards and his own
compositions, funky support is provided
by the great soul sidemen the Memphis
Horns, as well as by a crack band. And
the soaring L.A. Mass Choir makes an
especially inspiring appearance.
A moving and satisfying evening of
soulful gospel sung by a master.
Track List:
L-O-V-E - In The Holy Name Of
Jesus - Everything’s Gonna Be Alright Amazing Grace - Jesus Will Fix It Mighty Clouds Of Joy - I Must Tell Jesus
(with L.A. Mass Choir) - The Lord Will
Make A Way - In The Garden Of Prayer Everything’s Gonna Be Alright (reprise)
The look and feel of an entire era
comes to life in this rich collection.
Concert footage intercut with TV-news
footage from Vietnam and the space
race ... early video effects reproducing
psychedelic light shows ... flamboyant
clothing ... the sheer youthfulness of
departed stars like Janis and Jimi, as
well as today’s grizzled veterans like
Eric Clapton and Joe Cocker - such
elements combine to make this program
a riveting musical and social document
of an amazing time.
Track List:
Joe Cocker - With A Little Help From
My Friends / Cream - Sunshine Of Your
Love / Canned Heat - On The Road
Again / Janis Joplin - Try (Just A Little
Bit Harder) / Delaney & Bonnie with
Eric Clapton - Robert Johnson / Jimi
Hendrix - Hey Joe / The Who - Happy
Jack / The Byrds - So You Want To Be
A Rock ‘n’ Roll Star / Manfred Mann Mighty Quinn (Quinn The Eskimo) /
Ten Years After - Good Morning Little
Schoolgirl / Jefferson Airplane - White
Rabbit / B.B. King - Heartbreaker / The
Hollies - I Can’t Let Go / The Doors Love Me Two Times / Duane Eddy Peter Gunn / Procol Harum - A Salty
Dog / Moody Blues - I Really Haven’t
Got The Time / Manfred Mann - Fox On
The Run / Steve Winwood & Traffic Here We Go ‘Round The Mulberry
Bush / Steppenwolf - Magic Carpet Ride
Styles range from nostalgic black-andwhite to the beginnings of full-scale
video effects. What emerges is an
amazing musical cross-section of a
time when pop and TV were beginning
the love affair that led to the music
video explosion of the ‘80’s. Exciting
viewing for music fans and classic-TV
buffs alike.
Track List:
Kool And The Gang - Celebration /
America - Ventura Highway / Stephen
Stills - Bound To Fall / Jeff Beck Definitely Maybe / The
Hollies - Jennifer Eccles / The Who - My
Generation / Suzi Quatro - If You Can’t
Give Me Love / Nazareth - Morning
Dew / The Osmonds - One Bad Apple /
Dr. Hook - Cops & Robbers / Humble
Pie - Natural Born Woman / Eric
Burdon - House Of The Rising Sun / The
Easybeats - Friday On My Mind
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Live On Tour
Muddy sings with all the heat and
passion of his prime, plays searing
electric guitar, and leads his rocking
combo through many of his classics:
“Long Distance Call,” “Hoochie Coochie
Man,” “Manish Boy,” “Got My Mojo
Workin’” and more. (And he introduces
“She’s Nineteen Years Old,” which
would become a staple of his live act for
the next decade.)
An unforgettable evening of blues
intensity from the unforgettable Muddy
Waters.
Track List:
Long Distance Call - Hoochie Coochie
Man - Manish Boy - Walkin’ Thru The
Park - Crawlin’ King Snake - She’s
Nineteen Years Old - Got My Mojo
Workin’ - Hold It
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Alabama
Greatest Hits
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Blessed - Voices Of
Contemporary Gospel
Antonio Carlos Jobim &
Friends
Tribute Concert
Barry White
Live in Germany
Ella Fitgerald & Other
Jazz & Swing Greats
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The powerful sounds - and sights! - of
the amazingly versatile country band
Alabama, captured live and in a series
of classic videos. From revving up
the crowd in the country-rock anthem
“Mountain Music” to the soulful intimacy
of “There’s No Way” ... from the redblooded working-class celebration of
“Forty Hour Week” to the gorgeous
harmonies of “The Closer You Get” ...
Alabama displays all the qualities that
have made the band one of the top
sellers of all time. Must-own viewing for
any serious fan of country, country-rock,
and the mighty Alabama.
Contemporary gospel in all its glory with live performances from such greats
as Vickie Winans, the Mighty Clouds of
Joy, Slim & the Supreme Angels, Daryl
Coley and others.
A star-studded live-concert tribute to
the great master of bossa nova, Antonio
Carlos Jobim. Artists from jazz, Latin,
and Brazilian music gather to bring
Jobim’s indelible compositions to
beautiful life -- closing with a series of
standout performances from the man
himself.
The late, great Barry White, in a
live concert shot in 1975, when the
master of disco seduction was at the
peak of his stardom. Barry, his girl trio
Love Unlimited, and the fabled Love
Unlimited Orchestra perform Barry’s
greatest hits of the era and revel in
the adoration of a wildly enthusiastic
audience of fans in Frankfurt, Germany.
One amazing night in 1972, the
greats of swing - Ella Fitzgerald, Duke
Ellington, Count Basie, and Bennie
Goodman - came together at New
York’s Philharmonic Hall for a jazz
blowout. Joined by Dizzy Gillespie,
hosted by Doc Severinson (then in his
glory years at the helm of NBC’s ‘Tonight
Show’ band), these jazz pioneers
reveled in the numbers with which they
had changed the face of popular music
more than thirty years before.
Track List:
Forty Hour Week ( For A Livin’) - The
Closer You Get - Mountain Music There’s No Way - (There’s a) Fire In
The Night - Dixieland Delight - Feels
So Right - I’m Not That Way Anymore Can’t Keep A Good Man Down
Driven by the powerful responses of big,
excited church and concert audiences,
these stars rise to amazing heights
of spiritual and musical power. From
the huge, overwhelming sound of the
Full Gospel Baptist Church Fellowship
Women’s Mass Choir and the Louisiana
State Mass Choir ... to the irresistable
solo vocal power of Vickie Winans and
Benita Washington ... to the seductuve
urgings of the Christianaires and Steve
Crawford - this disc covers all of the
many exciting aspects of gospel today.
An inspiring and uplifting program.
Track List:
Daryl Coley - Hallelujah, You’re
Worthy / Vickie Winans - Long As I Got
King Jesus / The Christianaires - God
Stepped In On Time / Steve Crawford - I
Worship You / Mighty Clouds Of
Joy - Living Testimony / Vickie Winans Already Been To The Water / FGBCF
Women’s Mass Choir - I’d Rather Have
Jesus / Slim & The Supreme Angels - I
Wanna Go / Benita Washington - Thank
You / Louisiana State Mass Choir - In
Your Presence / Mighty Clouds Of
Joy - I Believe I’ll Run On / Slim & The
Supreme Angels - Nobody But You Lord
Herbie Hancock, king of jazz-rock-funkelectronic fusion, serves as emcee and
provides his astonishingly dextrous
piano. Shirley Horn achieves mindblowing degrees of vocal poignancy;
saxman Joe Henderson duets with the
dazzling young Cuban pianist Gonzalo
Rubalcaba, bringing together hard
bop, cool jazz, and percussive Latin.
Gal Costa, Brazilian superstar, sings
Jobim’s lyrics with true delicacy -- and
the rhythm section includes the great
modern-jazz bassist Ron Carter.
A thrilling and highly satisfying evening
of sophisticated celebration of the great
Jobim.
Track List:
Once I Loved - Shirley Horn, vocals
and piano / Agua De Beber - Gonzalo
Rubalcaba, piano / Olha Maria Gonzalo Rubalcaba, piano / O Grande
Amor - Joe Henderson, tenor sax,
Gonzalo Rubalcaba, piano / Chega
De Saudade (No More Blues) - Jon
Hendricks, vocals, Herbie Hancock,
piano, Ron Carter, bass / A Felicidade Gal Costa, vocals, Herbie Hancock,
piano / Se Todos Fossem Iguias A
Voce - Gal Costa, vocals / Luiza Antonio Carlos Jobim, vocals and
piano / Wave - Antonio Carlos Jobim,
piano, Herbie Hancock, piano / Garota
De Ipanema (Girl From Ipanema) Ensemble
‘Can’t Get Enough Of Your Love, Babe’;
‘I’m Gonna Love You Just A Little More
Baby,’; ‘Never, Never Gonna Give You
Up’; ‘You’re The First, The Last, My
Everything’ ... These and other classic
Barry White hits of the era - captured in
this concert when they were brand new
- take center stage. Barry sweet-talks
the crowd in that famously deep and
sexy voice and even walks through the
audience to dance with and kiss adoring
fans. The famous forty-piece Love
Unlimited Orchestra not only provides
characteristic string-laden rhythms of
early disco but also presents two of its
well-loved instrumentals - including the
1973 number-one hit ‘Love’s Theme.’
Love Unlimited, the great female soul
trio featuring Barry’s wife Glodean
James, presents a series of their own
hits as well. This large-scale, actionpacked concert returns us to the day
when disco was exploding and Barry
White was its king.
Track List:
Love’s Theme - Orchestra / Can’t Get
Enough Of Your Love, Babe - Barry
White / Never, Never Gonna Give You
Up - Barry White / I’ve Found Someone Barry White / Under The Influence Of
Love - Love Unlimited / It May Be Winter
Outside - Love Unlimited / I Belong To
You - Love Unlimited / Rhapsody In
White - Orchestra / I’m Gonna Love
you Just A Little Bit More, Baby - Barry
White / You’re The First, The Last, My
Everything - Barry White
And the whole thing was captured,
before an enthusiastic Lincoln Center
audience, in this astonishing film.
Ella and the Count duetting on the
Gershwin classic ‘Lady Be Good’;
Duke’s ‘It Don’t Mean a Thing’; the
fabled Goodman Quartet - in its only
televised appearance! - on three
astonishing numbers; the whole
ensemble wailing on ‘One O’Clock
Jump’ … Those and other unforgettable
moments make this program one to be
treasured, by jazz fans and lovers of
classic Americana alike.
Track List:
Oh, Lady Be Good - Ella Fitzgerald
& Count Basie / C Jam Blues - Duke
Ellington / It Don’t Mean A Thing Duke Ellington / Goody, Goody - Ella
Fitzgerald / Body And Soul - Ella
Fitzgerald / Jumpin’ At The Woodside Count Basie / Avalon - Benny Goodman
Quartet / Moonglow - Benny Goodman
Quartet / Ding
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Ike & Tina Turner
Rollin’ With Ike & Tina
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Al Green
Gospel Concert
Willie Nelson
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The astonishing Ike & Tina Turner
in a series of mind-blowing live
performances from their peak years
as one of the most successful duets in
classic soul, r&b, and rock.
A non-stop concert of hard-rocking,
pulse-pounding gospel, from one of the
most soulful and powerful singers of his
generation: Al Green.
‘Proud Mary’ ... ‘Come Together’ ... ‘Get
Back’ ... ‘Acid Queen’ ... Those huge hits
and many others get overwhelmingly
powerful treatment, fully demonstrating
the raw power and intense sexuality
of the young Tina Turner. Tina sings
with her trademark huskiness and
utter commitment and dances with the
abandon that introduced hipsters of the
late ‘60’s and early ‘70’s to new levels
of earthiness.
Led by Ike Turner, the bands that drive
Tina’s charisma blend rock drums, r&b
horns, and blues guitars in irresistible
combinations of groove and virtuosity;
the Ike-ettes meanwhile swirl, belt,
and gyrate. This program serves to
remind us of the greatness that Ike &
Tina Turner together brought to a great
era in pop.
Track List:
Nutbush City Limits - Proud Mary - Get
Back - Acid Queen - Delilah’s Power Honky Tonk Woman - Baby - Get It
On - River Deep, Mountain High - Come
Together - Nutbush City Limits - Proud
Mary - Honky Tonk Woman - Respect Oh My My
From gospel hits like ‘Everything’s
Gonna Be Alright’, to gospel chestnuts
like ‘In the Garden’; from a swinging
original like ‘Jesus Will Fix It,’ to the
Thomas Dorsey classic ‘The Lord Will
Make a Way,’ Al Green leads an adoring
Tokyo audience into a frenzy, unifying
the sensual and spiritual moods of
which he is perhaps the greatest living
master.
In gorgeous voice, backed by a sharp
band and vocal trio, always deeply in the
groove, Green lets his emotions (and his
trademark falsetto) range freely over ten
gospel gems - transforming each song
into a personal statement of religious
and rhythmic ecstasy. Sweating,
preaching, leading the band, rousing the
audience, Green’s commitment here is
irresistibly infectious.
Nothing less than an unforgettable
evening with one of the greatest soul
and gospel artists of our time.
Track List
Everything’s Gonna Be Alright - You
Brought Sunshine - In The Holy Name
Of Jesus - Precious Lord - None But The
Righteous - Pass Me Not - Jesus Will
Fix It - In The Garden - Hallelujah (I Just
Want To Praise You Lord) - The Lord Will
Make A Way - Everything’s Gonna Be
Alright (reprise)
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Hasta Ayer
Various Artists
Singing Cowboys On The
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The great Willie Nelson in a Valentine’s
Day concert of love songs shot at the
Austin Opera House. Willie sings his
hits and more in this special tribute to
his home state - and is joined by great
Texans from swing fiddler Johnny
Gimble, to Tejano star Little Joe, to
Austin stalwart Kimmie Rhodes, to
Governor Ann Richards.
A fascinating video look at the mid1990’s work of the great Latin and
crossover star Marc Anthony. In these
breakthrough videos, we see the
young singer establishing himself as
a passionately romantic pop figure.
The amazing vocal abilities Marc has
brought ever since to a wide range of
music are very much in evidence.
Return to the days of the hard-riding,
pistol-packing, guitar-strumming and
ever-crooning cowboy in this superb
program of selections from classic
singing-cowboy films — starring the
great Western stars Gene Autry, Roy
Rogers, Dale Evans, Sons of the
Pioneers, Rex Allen, Tex Ritter, and
Eddie Dean.
‘You Were Always on My Mind,’ ‘On the
Road Again,’ ‘Angel Flying Too Close to
the Ground’ - these hits are prominently
featured, as are exciting numbers like
‘Black and White Rag’ and ‘Amor’ (with
Willie and Little Joe singing in Spanish).
And the concert climaxes with a moving
gospel medley. A special evening.
Featured videos range from ‘Hasta Que
Te Conoci’and a cover of Bread’s ‘Make
It With You’ to the intensity and drive
of ‘Hasta Ayer’. Salsa arrangements
throughout are infectiously sharp and
smart; the later videos also effectively
showcase the physical dynamism
Marc Anthony always brings to his
interpretations. A behind-the-scenes
look at the malking of ‘Hasta Ayer’
video is featured - along with a video
biography and revealing interview with
the star himself.
A wealth of great musical film clips
feature numbers from such classic films
as Roy Rogers’s ‘King of the Cowboys’
and ‘The Cowboy and the Senorita’;
Gene Autry’s ‘Riders of the Whistling
Pines’; Tex Ritter’s ‘Hittin’ the Trail’; and
so many others.
Recorded February 14, 1991, Austin
Opera House, Austin, Texas
Track List:
Valentine - Always On My Mind - Amor
(with Little Joe) - Angel Flying Too Close
To The Ground - Fraulein - Just One
Love (with Kimmie Rhodes) - They’ll
Never Take Her Love From Me - Black
& White Rag (Performed by Johnny
Gimble) - Texas - On The Road
Again - Milk Cow Blues (with Johnny
Gimble) - Medley: Uncloudy Day; I’ll Fly
Away: Amazing Grace - (with Little Joe,
Kimmie Rhodes, and Johnny Gimble)
Track List:
Hasta Que Te Conoci - El Ultimo Beso Make It With You - Nadie Como Ella Hasta Ayer
Bonus Features:
Behind the scenes of the making of
‘Hasta Ayer’- Bio/Interview
Songs range from old favorites (Autry’s
‘Red River Valley,’ Ritter’s ‘Blood on the
Saddle’ and ‘Ride an Old Paint’), to hot
Western swing (Sons of the Pioneers’
‘Ride ‘Em Cowboy’), to flat-out comedy
(Rogers’s ‘Trigger Ain’t Got a Purty
Figure’), to sheer romance (Evans and
Rogers’ ‘Lights of Old Santa Fe’). Solo,
group, and duet performances keep the
proceedings varied and exciting - and
moments of dialogue, worked into the
performances, make the selections
lively.
Nostalgia buffs, country-western music
fans, and Western-movie aficionados
alike are sure to be charmed by this rich
collection of great vocal music from an
important period in American film - as
will anyone who likes good singing
and playing from the great stars of our
musical past.
Track List:
Roy Rogers: I’m An Old Cowhand
(From The Rio Grande) - Roll Along
Prairie Moon - When Your Heart’s On
Easy Street - Dreaming To The Music Trigger Hasn’t Got A Purty Figure - Song
Of The Old San Joaquin - Cowboy And
The Senorita - My Adobe Hacienda Born To The Saddle - Ole Faithful / Gene
Autry: Red River Valley - It’s My Lazy
Day - Roamin’ Around The Range - Little
Big Dry - Yellow Rose Of Texas - The
Old Chisolm Trail / Roy Rogers & The
Sons Of The Pioneers: I’m Happy In My
Levi Britches - Sandman Lullaby - The
Home Corral / Tex Ritter: Blood On The
Saddle - I’m Hittin’ The Trail For Home You Are My Sunshine - Ride, Ride,
Ride - I’m A Texas Cowboy - Ridin’ Old
Paint/Git Along Little Doggies / Eddie
Dean: Boogie Woogie Cowboy - On The
Banks Of The Sunny San Juan / Roy
Rogers & Dale Evans: That Feeling In
The Moonlight - Harriet - Lights Of Old
Santa Fe / The Sons Of The Pioneers:
Ride ‘Em Cowboy - El Rancho Grande Here Is My Helping Hand / Rex Allen:
Pine Valley Stage - Down By The
Riverside
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Radiohead
At The Beacon Theatre,
NYC - 2003
Judy Collins & Friends
Live In San Diego
Various Artists
Songs & Visions
Spectacular
Live In London 1997
Keith Richards &
The X-Pensive Winos
Live & Wicked 1992
Genesis
Live In Poland
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The always fascinating Radiohead
plays one of its most important concerts
at the fabled Beacon Theater in New
York City in June of 2003.
The magnificent songstress Judy
Collins - joined by other folk legends
Arlo Guthrie, Tom Rush, and Eric
Andersen - in a beautiful live concert in
San Diego in 2003.
An astonishing 1997 concert at
Wembley, featuring a host of glittering
stars who take us on a musical journey
back through the decades. Hosted
by the irrepressible Rod Stewart (in a
series of striking costumes), artists from
Toni Braxton to Steve Winwood, from
k.d. lang to Chaka Kahn, from Jon Bon
Jovi to Seal - and many more - sing both
their own hits and covers of indelible
pop songs from the 1950’s through the
1990’s.
The mighty Keith Richards - virtuoso
guitarist, blues explorer, Rolling Stone,
and all-around rock-and-roll survivor,
in a hard-driving concert deftly shot in
Germany in 1992.
Genesis - quintessential stadium band
of the 1980’s and 1990’s - in a thrilling
1998 concert, deftly shot in Poland.
The show marks the watershed moment
in Radiohead’s career when the band
was ending its first recording contract
and summarizing the thrilling decade
when Radiohead went from playing rock
in U.K. pubs to dominating international
pop -- with its eclectic, ever-changing
mix of adventurous, kaleidoscopic rock,
jazz, and avant-garde music.
Well-loved Radiohead hits heard here
include: ‘Fake Plastic Trees,’ ‘Lucky,’
‘Talk Show Host,’ ‘Paranoid Android,’
‘Climbing Up The Walls,’ ‘Karma Police,’
‘Kid A,’ ‘There There,’ ‘Go To Sleep,’ and
‘2 + 2 = 5.’ The band also gives us a
cover of Neil Young’s benchmark ‘After
The Gold Rush.’
This concert reminds us of how and
why Radiohead became one of the
most influential and successful bands
of our time.
Track Listing:
DVD1: There, There - 2+2=5 - The
National Anthem - Morning Bell Scatterbrain - Kid A - Go To Sleep Climbing Up The Walls - Backdrifts - Sail
To The Moon - Sit Down. Stand Up - No
Surprises - Talk Show Host
DVD2: Where I End And You Begin
- Paranoid Android - Idioteque - After
The Gold Rush - Everything In Its
Right Place - I Might Be Wrong - The
Gloaming - A Punch Up At A Wedding Fake Plastic Trees - Karma Police Lucky - True Love Waits
Unforgettable Judy Collins recordings
get gorgeous new treatment here: ‘Both
Sides Now,’ ‘Someday Soon,’ ‘In My
Life,’ ‘Send In The Clowns,’ and more.
Judy also gives us Harry Chapin’s
classic ‘Cat’s In The Cradle,’ as well as
two of her own compositions, ‘Kingdom
Come (The Fireman’s Song)’ and ‘Open
The Door.’
The gentlemen add much to the
proceedings: Tom Rush sings his
YouTube hit ‘The Remember Song.’
Eric Andersen and Judy Collins
re-invent his song (and her classic
recording) ‘Thirsty Boots.’ And Arlo
leads the whole group in his signature
song ‘City Of New Orleans. By the time
the quartet is singing ‘Amazing Grace,’
the sun has set and the audience - and
the viewer - are moved and satisfied by
a phenomenal evening of great music.
Track Listing:
DVD1: Judy Collins: Someday Soon Home Before Dark - Mountain Girl /
Tom Rush: Silly Little Diddle - The
Remember Song - Panama Limited /
Eric Andersen: Close The Door Lightly
When You Go - Blue River - You Can’t
Relive The Past / Arlo Guthrie: Slow
Boat - St. James Infirmary - Mooses
Come Walking - I Can’t Help Falling In
Love With You
DVD2: Judy Collins: Both Sides
Now - Cat’s In The Cradle - Send In
The Clowns - Kingdom Come (The
Fireman’s Song) - Open The Door Wings Of Angels - Born To The Breed /
Judy Collins, Eric Andersen, Tom Rush,
Arlo Guthrie: City Of New Orleans - In
My Life - Thirsty Boots - May The Circle
Be Unbroken - Amazing Grace
Fascinating pairings and groupings
abound: Chaka Khan and k.d. lang
singing the Beatles and the Police;
Rod Stewart and Mary J. Blige singing
‘Nothing Compares 2 U’: Seal, Bon Jovi,
and Robert Palmer trading verses of
Bob Dylan’s ‘Like a Rolling Stone’; and
on and on.
There’s a fascinating disco moment
when k.d lang channels Gloria Gaynor.
An Elvis Presley tribute brings out the
best in many of the stars. A big, crack
house band shows off its chops. By the
time the entire crew gets together on
stage for a moving rendition of ‘Hey,
Jude,’ the huge Wembley crowd is been
up on its feet, swaying and singing
along.
This is a mind-blowing pop
extravaganza.
Track List:
DVD1: Rod Stewart, Chaka Khan, Mary
J Blige & Steve Winwood - Papa Was A
Rolling Stone / Toni Braxton - Unbreak
My Heart / Seal & Mary J Blige - Kiss
From A Rose / Jon Bon Jovi - Keep
The Faith; Sympathy For The Devil /
Rod Stewart & Mary J Blige - Nothing
Compares 2 U / Chaka Khan - Ain’t
Nobody / Jon Bon Jovi - Bad Medicine /
Seal & Steve Winwood - I Still Haven’t
Found What I’m Looking For / Robert
Palmer - Addicted To Love / Robert
Palmer & Rod Stewart - Some Guys
Have All The Luck / Chaka Khan & k.d.
lang - Every Breath You Take / House
Band with Mary J Blige - Another One
Bites The Dust; Good Times / k.d. lang I Will Survive / Seal - Is This Love / Rod
Stewart - Tonight’s The Night
DVD2: Seal - Stairway To Heaven / Rod
Stewart - Maggie May / Jon Bon Jovi Travelin’ Band; Proud Mary / Seal & Toni
Braxton - You’re All I Need To Get By /
Steve Winwood - Gimme Some Lovin’ /
Rod Stewart - In The Midnight Hour /
Seal, Jon Bon Jovi & Robert Palmer Like A Rolling Stone / Chaka Khan &
Robert Palmer - Satisfaction / Steve
Winwood & Chaka Khan - Dancing In
The Street / k.d. lang & Chaka Khan - All
My Loving / Toni Braxton - Love Me
Tender / Steve Winwood - Hound Dog /
Jon Bon Jovi - That’s All Right, Mama /
Robert Palmer - All Shook Up / Rod
Stewart - Jailhouse Rock / Rod Stewart,
Robert Palmer, Jon Bon Jovi, Steve
Winwood & Eikichi Yazawa - Heartbreak
Hotel / Full Cast - Hey Jude
As a solo star, Keith displays sheer rock
power in this extended show - packed
with Stones favorites and compelling
Richards originals. Keith’s guitar
solos and surging chords remind us
of the sparse, tasteful, yet always
intense approach he has taken to the
development of rock guitar.
And the band - dubbed by Keith the
X-Pensive Winos - is one of the best in
the business, featuring such veteran
session players (and stars in their own
right) as Waddy Wachtel, Ivan Neville,
and Steve Jordan.
With backup singers Sarah Dash
and Babi Floyd, Keith achieves
extraordinary soulfulness in his own
lead vocals (all too rare in his work with
the Stones) - and nowhere more so
than on a dub cover of Sly & Robbie’s
‘Too Rude.’
A great evening of no-nonsense,
straight-ahead, all-star rock and roll
from one of the masters.
Track List:
DVD1: Take It So Hard - Eileen - Wicked
As It Seems - Gimme Shelter - Too
Rude - Yap Yap - How I Wish - 999
DVD2: Big Enough - Demon - Time Is
On My Side - Hate It When You Leave - I
Could Have Stood You Up - Before They
Make Me Run - Bodytalks - Will But You
Won´t - Happy - Encore: Whip It Up
Many great Genesis hits get all-out,
extended rock treatment in this fullypacked concert, featuring founding
members Tony Banks and Mike
Rutherford, along with Ray Wilson on
vocals, Anthony Drennan on guitar, and
Nir Zidkyahu on drums.
‘Land Of Confusion,’ ‘The Lamb Lies
Down On Broadway,’ ‘Firth Of Fifth,’
‘Congo,’ ‘Mama,’ and other well-loved
favorites from the classic era are all
here. And so are the newer songs that
appeared on what was then Genesis’s
most recent album, ‘Calling All Stations.’
One of the greatest bands of our time
shows how hard it still can rock and roll.
Track List:
DVD1: Intro - Land Of Confusion - The
Lamb Lies Down On Broadway - Calling
All Stations - Alien Afternoon - Carpet
Crawlers - There Must Be Some Other
Way - Domino - Shipwrecked - Firth
Of Fifth
DVD2: Congo - Home By The Sea Dancing With The Moonlit Knight Follow You, Follow Me - Supper’s
Ready: Lovers’ Leap - Mama - The
Dividing Line - Invisible Touch - Turn It
On Again - Throwing It All Away - I Can’t
Dance
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Radiohead
Rocks Germany 2001
Fania All Stars
Cali Concert
Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan
In Concert
Rubén Blades
Cali Concert
Close To You
Remembering The
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Radiohead - rock savior of the 1990’s
- is captured here in a live concert from
2001, showcasing a daring new sound
that both beguiled and bewildered fans
at the time and has already achieved
classic status.
An overwhelmingly intense and
infectious two-disc concert from the
titanic Latin supergroup the Fania All
Stars. Shot before a huge, constantly
gyrating audience of thousands, some
of the greatest artists in salsa display
the dazzling virtuosity and ensemble
fluidity that has made salsa - and these
stars themselves - indelible parts of the
global music scene.
This riveting, powerful concert from
Nusrat Fateh Aki Khan, world-renowned
master of qawwali, was shot before
an increasingly ecstatic audience in
Birmingham, England, in 1993 - only
four years before Nusrat’s death.
The great Rubén Blades - singer,
salsa pioneer, musical pan-Latinist,
activist, politician, lawyer - in a richly
packed concert that displays both his
extraordinary musical versatility and
his solid grounding in the music of his
youth.
“We’ve Only Just Begun”... “Close to
You”... “For All We Know”... These
and other memorable performances
by the Carpenters defined 1970’s
easy listening and made an indelible
impression on American pop. This richly
detailed documentary - packed with rare
performance footage and star interviews
- explores the music and career of
Richard and Karen Carpenter, bringing
to life not only the extraordinary polish of
their music but also the poignancy and
closeness in their relationship.
When they gave this benchmark,
extended concert in Germany, Colin
and Jon Greenwood, Ed O’Brien, Phil
Selway, and Thom Yorke had spent
the 1990’s establishing themselves
as the most important and innovative
British and international rock band of
the decade. Songs heard here from
their amazing breakout period include
‘Paranoid Android,’ from the smash
album ‘OK Computer,’ and the title
song from the breakthrough album ‘The
Bends.’
But in 2000 and 2001, Radiohead
was defying expectations with a new,
complex, jazz-and-classical influenced
sound that took innovation to new
levels. In songs like ‘I Might Be Wrong’
and ‘Pyramid Song’ - along with others
heard in compelling live form here - from
the famous sessions that led to nowclassic albums ‘Kid A’ and ‘Amnesiac,’
Radiohead once again made converts
of skeptics and found new fans. A
watershed concert from one of the most
remarkable ensembles of our time.
Track List:
DVD1: The National Anthem - Morning
Bell - Lucky - Talk Show Host - In
Limbo - My Iron Lung - Packt Like
Sardines In A Crushd Tin Box - Exit
Music - No Surprises - Dollars And
Cents - Street Spirit - You And Whose
Army? - Karma Police
DVD2: I Might Be Wrong - Pyramid
Song - Paranoid Android - Idioteque
- Everything In Its Right Place - Airbag Just - The Bends - How To Disappear
Completely
There are featured contributions
from greats like Celia Cruz, Adalberto
Santiago, Ismael Miranda, Cheo
Feliciano, and others - and within the
relentlessly swinging, driving ensemble
are such classic salsa pioneers as Willie
Colon, Papo Lucca, Bobby Valentin,
Johnny Pacheco, Eddie Montalvo, and
many others.
Deft multiple camera work somehow
manages to keep up with and capure
every bit of the humorous byplay,
sweaty dancing, searing soloing, and
sheer power of this huge yet tight-knit
all-star ensemble. A truly exciting
evening.
Track List:
DVD1: Descarga Fania - Adalberto
Santiago / Quítate La Máscara Adalberto Santiago / Borinquen Tiene
Montuno - Ismael Miranda / Así Se
Compone Un Son - Ismael Miranda /
Puerto Rico; Adoracíon - Ismael
Quintana / Anacaona - Cheo Feliciano /
Sobre Una Tumba Humilde - Cheo
Feliciano
DVD2: El Ratón - Cheo Feliciano /
Cúcala - Celia Cruz / Bemba Colorá Celia Cruz / Quítate Tú - Todos Los
Cantantes / Su Gente - Todos Los
Cantantes / Ponte Duro - Todos Los
Cantantes / Reprise
This program invites us to immerse
ourselves in the dancing, mystical,
hypnotic, and at times overwhelmingly
infectious sounds that Nusrat’s brand
of Sufi mysticism brought to audiences
the world over - and was a key part of
world-music iconography even before
they were heard on the soundtrack to
the feature film Dead Man Walking.
Although Nusrat became known,
in part through dancefloor remixes,
for adventurous collaborations with
Western musicians - he freely mixed
funk, rock, disco, and jazz with qawwali
- this concert hews to the beautifully
stripped-down traditions of the qawwali
ensemble in which Nusrat was raised.
Harmonium drones, call-and-response
singing, traditional drumming, and the
trenchant, part-improvised vocalizing of
the great Nusrat himself usher us into
the mystical journey - part meditation,
part erotica - that is Sufi devotion.
By the end of the show, the
concertgoers are dancing in the aisles
- and the viewer may be too. A thrilling
and moving evening.
Track List:
Allah Hoo Allah Hoo - Sare Nabian
Da Imam- Ali Da Malang - Thhori Der
Hor Thehr Ja - Akhian Udeek Dian Husn Walon Se Allah Bachaye - Tum
Ek Gorakh Dhanda Ho - Chisht Ke
Tajewar - Kinna Sohna - Mere Man Ka
Raja - Dam Mast Qalandar
Irresistible salsa is a hallmark of the
concert - in such songs as ‘Juan
Pachanga’ and ‘Plástico,’ with their
slow buildups to overwhelming
intensity; ‘Decisiones,’ proffering a
more romantic mood of hard-driving
salsa; and ‘Camaleón,’ with its interplay
between a sweet fiddle melody and
slow, old-school, ballroom rumba. In
other, mellower moods - ‘Sebastian,’
say - Rubén is a powerful narrator and
interpreter in a folk style.
The band can mix advanced jazz
soloing with the grittiest call-andresponse singing. And even in the
more romantic and plaintive songs,
percussion is at the forefront. For one
song, Rubén even goes so far as to
feature bagpiper Eric Rigler, mixing the
Celtic and the African for a truly global
sound.
From his breakout in the early ‘70’s with
Willie Colón and Hector Lavoe, to his
own innovations in blending all forms of
Latin music (and many non-Latin forms
as well), to his activism both in music
and real-life politics, Rubén Blades
has walked a unique path. This concert
offers strong testament to his awesome
originality and innate authenticity.
Track List:
Caminando - Juan Pachanga - Pablo
Pueblo - Decisiones - Buscando
Guayaba - Plástico - The Hag At
The Churn – Sebastián - Te Están
Buscando - El Padre Antonio Y Su
Monaguillo Andrés - Plantación
Adentro - Camaleón - La Murga - Sin
Tu Cariño - Todos Vuelven - Amor Y
Control - Ligia Elena - El Nacimiento De
Ramiro - Maestra Vida - Pedro Navaja Tiburón - Patria
Close to You: Remembering the
Carpenters tells the moving story of
Richard and Karen Carpenter as brother
and sister - and as adept musical
collaborators. From their childhood in
Connecticut and California to the smash
success of their shimmering ‘70’s hits,
Close to You details the musical and
personal ingredients that made the
Carpenters special. In vintage clips
and rarely seen backstage and studio
footage, the clarity and intimacy of
Karen’s singing, Richard’s virtuoso
keyboard playing, and the gorgeous
vocal harmonizing that was the siblings’
trademark are all given close attention.
The Carpenters’ performances of their
classic hits “Close To You,” “We’ve Only
Just Begun,” “For All We Know,” “Rainy
Days And Mondays,” and many others
are sure to delight. Family photographs
and other archival materials - as well as
revealing interviews with Herb Alpert,
Burt Bacharach, Paul Williams, and
Richard Carpenter himself - evoke
both the musical triumph and the
personal tragedy that marked the
Carpenters’ career. DVD bonus
material includes the Carpenters’ White
House appearance, a photo gallery, a
discography, and a choice of Spanish,
French, and English subtitles.
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Burt Bacharach
A Night To Remember
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Burt Bacharach: A Night to Remember
is a star-studded tribute to the artist
who brought extraordinary musical
sophistication to some of the most
delightful pop hits of our time. A
Night to Remember gives us younger
artists - the Ben Folds Five, Chrissie
Hynde, Elvis Costello, Wynnona
Judd, Sheryl Crow, Mike Myers (!),
Luther Vandross, and others - offering
personal interpretations of Bacharach’s
compositions. In an especially moving
segment, Dionne Warwick sings a
medley of the Bacharach tunes that
she was the first to popularize - and
Bacharach himself appears, performing
some of his earliest songs. An
unforgettable event.
Includes these performances of Burt
Bacharach’s signature hits: Sheryl
Crow - Once Less Bell To Answer / Ben
Folds Five - Raindrops Keep Falling On
My Head / All Saints - Always Something
There To Remind Me / Elvis Costello This House Is Empty