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Twisted Sister were one of the biggest heavy metal bands of the '80s, packing concert halls and arenas all across America and selling millions of albums. But the band's success had peaked by mid-decade, and in 1987, feuding within the group led Twisted Sister to break up....

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After the breakup of the blues-rock supergroup Cream, drummer Ginger Baker became deeply interested in African music, and in 1971 he made plans to build a recording studio in Lagos, the capitol of Nigeria, to document the many talented musicians he had discovered there. With...

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Arguably the greatest jazz vocalist of all time, Ella Fitzgerald works her magic on a set of classic standards and contemporary pop hits in this concert film, shot during her appearance at the 1969 Montreux Jazz Festival. Ella Fitzgerald: Live at...

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Offering their own deeply dramatic and very English variation on both psychedelic rock and British pop, the Moody Blues have been one of the U.K.'s most enduring bands, and this concert video finds them in strong form during a Swiss concert appearance in 1991....

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Bonnie Raitt gained her reputation as one of America's best blues-rock performers the hard way, through years of hard work by playing great shows and making solid records before her 1989 album Nick of Time earned her a place on the pop charts. Bonnie Raitt: Live at...

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Staged and shot at the famed Montreux Jazz Festival in mid-1986, the two-hour concert film Eric Clapton: Live at Montreux 1986 features, per its title, former Cream, Bluesbreakers, Derek and the Dominoes, and Yardbirds lead guitarist...

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Twisted Sister were one of the biggest heavy metal bands of the '80s, packing concert halls and arenas all across America and selling millions of albums. But the band's success had peaked by mid-decade, and in 1987, feuding within the group led Twisted Sister to break up....

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Lou Reed: Live at Montreux 2000 contains the legendary musician's first appearance at the famous Montreux music festival. The sixteen song setlist includes "Romeo Had Juliet," "Set the Twilight Reeling," "Dirty Blvd.," "Dime Store Mystery," and...

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British contemporary composer Mike Oldfield has remained active and prolific in the thirty years since his stunning debut. Oldfield actually began his career with a concept album entitled Tubular Bells (originally called 'Opus 1') from which Friedkin pulled the...

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From the 1950s to the new millennium, former teen idol-turned-soft rock mainstay Neil Sedaka has established himself as one of the most beloved musical figures of his generation. In this release of a concert captured live at London's famed Royal Albert Music Hall, the enduring hit-maker talented pianist...

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This biography presents the story of the Bee Gees, one of the most popular music groups of the 1970s. The three English brothers, Maurice, Robin, and Barry Gibb, became household names and the idols of teenagers in America, Britain, and Australia. The program...

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Witness rock and roll history in the making as Deep Purple takes the stage of the California Jam Festival at Ontario Speedway to offer eight classic hits. This is the legendary performance in which guitarist Richie Blackmore wreaked havoc on the stage as the set drew to a close, a move that...

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Black Label Society: The European Invasion Doom Troopin' Live features the band performing a concert in Paris. The set list of over a dozen songs includes "Stoned and Drunk," "Destruction Overdrive," "Demise of Sanity," "Spoke in the Wheel," and...

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Held in 1980 to honor late guitarist extraordinaire Chet Atkins, this tribute features a variety of country favorites, including the Charlie Daniels Band, Ray Stevens, Tom T. Hall, Porter Wagoner, Boots Randolph, Charley...

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John Mayall is arguably the most important figure in the history of the British blues; when homegrown blues was still establishing itself in the United Kingdom, Mayall was the first successful bandleader and songwriter to emerge on the scene, and Eric Clapton, Peter...

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Part of Eagle Rock Entertainment's Norman Granz Jazz in Montreux series of concert films, this release features a 1977 set by trumpet player Clark Terry. With fellow musicians Oscar Peterson, Ronnie Scott, Niels Pedersen,...

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This edition of the Classic Album series takes a look at the recording of Steely Dan's Grammy award winning LP Aja. In addition to interviews with collaborators Walter Becker and Donald Fagen, the filmmakers talk to the contemporaries Michael...

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This program contains two live variety show performances by jazz fusion band Dixie Dregs. Both on Don Kirshner's Rock Concert and Dick Clark's American Bandstand, the band plays to enthusiastic audiences.

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The Dixie Dregs may be no more, but fans of the pioneering jazz-rock fusion ensemble need not fret, as founding member Steve Morse branches out with an equally astonishing instrumental solo act in this pair of live performances from Baden-Baden, Germany. Pulled directly from the vaults of...

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Prolific and popular since the 1970s, the band members of the Chieftains -- Derek Bell, Kevin Conneff, Martin Fay, Sean Keane, Matt Molloy, and Paddy Moloney -- talk about what Irish music means to them, what inspired them in...

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The Beatles: From Liverpool to San Francisco documents the early years of Beatlemania. The film features footage of the group from their early days in their hometown to their final live performance in Candlestick Park. The film consists primarily of interview footage, television appearances, and lots of...

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If the name Beat Club fails to strike a chord, this is probably because that seven-year music series (which spanned 1965-1972) only aired in West Germany. Something of a German Hullaballoo or Shindig, Beat Club lacked none of the sizzle of its American counterpart...

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The great irony surrounding the 1960s and 1970s television phenomenon Beat Club is that, although the program offered exclusive live stage performances by acts that crested the top of the charts in the States, most Americans (who would have flipped their lids over the music delivered on the program)...

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Renowned pianist Chick Corea is no stranger to the smooth sounds of vibraphone master Gary Burton, and when these two old friends took the stage of the Montreux Festival together in 1997 to celebrate the release of their joint effort Native Sense, the resulting concert proved a...

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The Godfather of Soul takes the stage in top form in this performance of fourteen soul classics filmed live at the 1981 Montreux Music Festival. Songs featured in this performance include "Payback", "Sex Machine", "It's Too Funky in Here" and more.

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Canned Heat: Live in Montreux, 1973 captures their only appearance at the famous annual music festival. The setlist includes renditions of "Night Time Is the Right Time," "On the Road Again," "Let's Work Together," and four performances accompanied by...

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Phil Collins had spent 11 years as a drummer and sometimes singer with Genesis and worked as a session percussionist with the likes of Brian Eno, Robert Fripp, and John Cale when he released his first solo album in 1981, Face Value. The album...

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A record 180,000 fans packed Maracana Stadium in Rio de Janeiro to see legendary R&B diva Tina Turner put on her trademark explosive show, and a camera crew was on hand to capture the excitement for this home video release. Selections include "What's Love Got to Do With...

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Marvin Gaye performed at the Montreux Jazz Festival on July 7, 1980. This concert film records that performance. The setlist includes over a dozen songs including the classic social protest song "What's Going On," his definitive version of "I Heard It Through the Grapevine,"...

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The 1970s and '80s rock supergroup Foreigner - of "Cold as Ice" and "Waiting for a Girl Like You" fame - perform many of their greatest hits in the concert film Foreigner: Alive and Rockin'. The film was shot in front of a live audience at the 2006...

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Dickey Betts and Great Southern: Back Where It All Begins -- Live at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame captures the famous guitarist performing with his band Great Southern on September 24, 2004. The 12-song set list includes "Ramblin' Man," "Blue Sky," "Change...

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Explore the life and career of London-born Little Faces bassist Ronnie Lane in this retrospective documentary that speaks with family and friends to offer a definitive portrait of an underrated singer/songwriter whose uncompromising artistry led to considerable success on both...

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