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One of the first rap groups to "get political," Public Enemy is considered to be one of the genre's original ground-breakers. On this concert presentation from Image Entertainment, the group performs "Public Enemy #1,", "911 Is a Joke," "He Got Game,"...

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In celebration of its 20th anniversary, the cable channel that changed the face of music worldwide has assembled these thematically organized programs. Each includes a double handful of the videos that made MTV a force to be reckoned with in the arena of American popular culture. This particular...

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Louisiana "fish-head" rockers The Radiators bring their unique rock-and-roll jambalaya from the stage to the television set in this performance captured live on New Year's Eve 2004. Long known for their marathon live sets, The Radiators laid the groundwork for a generation of jam bands and...

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Buddyhead: Punk Is Dead contains over two-dozen music videos. The collection includes the promotional clips for TV on the Radio's "Staring At the Sun," The Jesus Lizard's "Destroy Before Reading," The Dillinger Escape Plans'...

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This video documents a live performance from one of the greatest saxophonists of the twentieth century, Grover Washington Jr. Recorded in Atlantic City, the man performs classics like "Winelight", "Blues for DP", and a medley featuring "Mercy Mercy Me", "Just...

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DJ Quik: Visualism: The Art of Sound Into Vision is a behind-the-scenes look at the life and music of gangsta rapper and producer DJ Quik. Footage includes personal home videos, studio tour, and music videos. Contains the songs "Born and Raised in Compton,"...

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This concert film features the jazz band Acoustic Alchemy. The band performs over a dozen songs including "Catalina Kiss," "Casino," "Panama Cat," "The Beautiful Game," "Playing For Time," and "Lazeez." The DVD release of the...

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The mercurial blues guitarist Albert King was one of the strongest and most distinctive musicians ever produced, and Stevie Ray Vaughan and Jimi Hendrix were just two of the many players who cited him as a major influence. Albert King: Live in Sweden...

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Documentary filmmaker Thomas Gibson directed this investigation into the rise of the Republican right wing in America, and how this has impacted the African-American community. Letter to the President explores the different way in which the policies Reagan and...

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In 1961, the British Broadcasting Company filmed a concert appearance by American jazz artist Nat "King" Cole, and broadcast the footage as a special presentation later that same year. For nearly three decades, the Cole special was thought to be lost, but in the early 1990's it...

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One of the great trumpet men in American jazz, Clark Terry plied his trade under such masters as Duke Ellington and Count Basie, and along with fronting his own group, he's written books on music theory, led workshops for young jazz musicians, and is acknowledged...

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Many gospel music artists exist in an double bind -- like nearly all musicians, gospel performers are influenced by the sounds around them, and many of the most creative artists are interested in taking their work in new and challenging directions. However, gospel is also music...

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While they began their career in 1967 as the British answer to Jefferson Airplane, it didn't take long for Fairport Convention to start looking back into the roots of British folk music, and over the course of their more than three decades together, Fairport has become the...

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Cheap Trick celebrates its 25th anniversary with a hometown concert that features several guest stars, including the Smashing Pumpkins' Billy Corgan, Everclear's Art Alexakis, and the Harlem High School Choir. This concert...

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On this release, Latin music king Tito Puente takes his act north of the border to perform before an enthusiastic Montreal audience. The man and his bland deliverseven numbers including "Oye Como Va", "On Broadway", "Stella By Starlight", and "Morning".

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Duke Ellington: Live at the Trivoli Gardens captures the legendary musician and performer leading a talented group of musicians through over two-dozen songs. Filmed in 1971, the concert includes renditions of "Hello, Dolly," "Take the 'A' Train," "I Got It Bad and That...

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This music performance video features Anita O'Day, live at Ronnie Scott's, performing some of her jazz best.

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Singer and songwriter Shawn Colvin takes a working vacation to Bora Bora in this documentary, created for the television series Music In High Places. Music in High Places: Shawn Colvin -- Live in Bora Bora finds Colvin exploring the natural beauty of...

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Singer and musician Joe Jackson celebrates his 25th year as a professional performer with this concert film in which the man performs more than a dozen songs. Included during the show are performances of "Is She Really Going Out With Him?," "Just Because,"...

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While hit-making pop-rock band Sugar Ray could have shot a concert video nearly anywhere, they opted to try something a bit out of the ordinary. As part of the Music in High Places series, Sugar Ray traveled to Australia, where they visited the rugged but beautiful...

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Gram Parsons was one of the first musicians to combine the high lonesome ache of country music with the guitar-driven attitude of rock & roll, and few have ever done it better. While Parsons was highly regarded by his fellow musicians during his short life, he was...

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Rick Wakeman is recognized as one of the foremost prog-rock keyboardists is the history of the musical form. This documentary captures a Wakeman performance in which he reworks some of his most well known pieces into a more classical vein. Featuring new versions of "Merlin the...

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Les McCann has appeared with many of the luminaries of the jazz world, including Miles Davis, Stanley Turrentine, Duke Ellington, Roberta Flack, Lou Rawls, and Nancy Wilson. McCann is equally at home with jazz,...

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Droves of hard-partying college students descended on the beaches of Rosarito, Mexico, for Spring Break 2003. Resin Music was there to capture the action, including hardbody contests, Hawaiian Tropic girls, surfing, clubbing, and general all-out partying. The highlight of this program, however, is the...

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Jerry Leiber and Mike Stoller were one of the greatest songwriting teams of the early rock & roll era, penning classic hits for artists such as Elvis Presley, the Coasters, the Drifters, and Dion. A Tribute to Leiber and...

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The purity of the seventeenth century musical Passions lives on in composer Arvo Part's Latin-voiced adaptation of the eighteenth and nineteenth chapters of The Gospel According to St. John. Directed by Christopher Swann and starring Paul Hiller, this staging of...

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From Image Entertainment comes The Players: Live in Nashville, a live concert by the band made up of renowned session musicians Eddie Bayers, Paul Franklin, John Hobbs, Brent Mason, and Michael Rhodes. Joined by special guests...

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Duke Ellington: Copenhagen 1965 was a two-part television special that captured the jazz legend performing many of the songs that made him one of the most revered American musicians of the 20th century. This video release contains both of those specials. The 20 song set list includes...

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While he began receiving international acclaim durring his stints with The Yardbirds and John Mayall's Bluesbreakers, Eric Claption truly rose to the status of rock's premier guitar hero with the bluesy power trio Cream, which teamed him with two unusually gifted...

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Rock 'n' roll legend Chuck Berry's 60th birthday party (October 18, 1986) in his home town of St. Louis forms the nucleus of Taylor Hackford's lively musical documentary. In addition to Berry, we are treated to interviews with Bo Diddley, Little Richard, Roy Orbison, The Everly Brothers,...

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Though it eked out a surprisingly terse lifespan (1966-69), the musical and cultural impact of the psychedelic blues-rock supergroup Cream (Eric Clapton, Ginger Baker, Jack Bruce) cannot be overestimated. And if the broad outlines of its story are...

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This video features the music icon Paul McCartney, with a stellar cast of performers, giving a live benefit concert for PETA. The organization, People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals, was the special concern of the former Beatle's deceased wife Linda McCartney. The concert...

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Hip-Hop VIPs contains performances and interviews with 19 hip-hop artists. Filmed entirely in New York City, this video includes interviews with Dr. Dre, Ja Rule, Method Man, and a little-seen segment with Aaliyah. Others featured include...

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Academy of Country Music Entertainer of the Decade Loretta Lynn is joined by country outlaws Waylon Jennings and Merle Haggard, the late great June Carter Cash, Ernest Tubb, and a whole host of iconic country music luminaries who take the stages of the...

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