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Great price on this out of print DVD, this presents Tom Waits at an early, 'beat-influenced' peak, circa his great album "Small Change". This is 50' of high quality footage by a guy who had a unique world-view, even 30 years ago...

"The first live DVD release of Oliver Wakeman, the oldest son of Rick Wakeman (Yes), one of the best keyboard players in the history of progressive rock. "Coming To Town - Live in Katowice" DVD - an extraordinary mixture of progressive and symphonic...

"The first live DVD release of Oliver Wakeman (with a CD of the same live recordings), the oldest son of Rick Wakeman (Yes), one of the best keyboard players in the history of progressive rock. "Coming To Town - Live in Katowice" DVD - an extraordinary...

"Live performance with the Philharmonic Orchestra in 1975, plus documentary of the tour featuring recently discovered footage. This spectacular 94-minute concert was recorded live with the Melbourne Philharmonic Orchestra in 1975, at...

"This DVD features Rick Wakeman in an up-close and uproarious stand-up performance filmed live in front of a studio audience. The ‘Grumpy’ rock legend, composer and raconteur exposes a host of hilarious anecdotes and unknown escapades experienced...

"His ethnic background, a blend of Creole, French and Indian, would colour the unique guitar technique which was to become the signature style of Louisiana born Phillip Walker. In the early 1950’s Walker, drawn by the magical sound of the blues, began...

One of the most popular and influencial of all the fusion groups of the 1970s, video footage of the band is surprisingly rare. This new 80' DVD features what was the best-selling/best known version of the band...

I'm a big Weather Report fan of their earlier period, although after a certain point, they lose me a little bit (but then again, most fusion going into the late 70s loses me a bit). But this is an wonderful archival release (released for the very first...

All I can say is, "oh, my, god". This stupendous DVD, probably filmed in mid 1971 and recorded for Beat Club TV (only a very small portion of the set was broadcast in August, 1971) features a great line up of Weather Report (Alphonze Mouzon-drums, Dom...

When I went to London in 1977, I saw the Mike Westbrook Brass Band play on the street and they were amazing. I came back from that trip a huge fan and tried to find as much as I could by this great British composer and musician - one of the original...

This is two DVDS of previously unreleased material by one of the greatest rock band of the 1960s. The 1977 Kilburn show was filmed by Jeff Stein for his great Who film "The Kids Are Alright" and a bit of it appears in that movie, but this is the...

Excellent collection of rare live stuff, promo films, tv appearances (lip synced and actually live), etc etc etc. fro the earliest days in 1965 to when I stopped caring. For me, this is worth it for their 1967 appearance on Beat Club alone, where they...

Anyone who knows me knows that I just love the Who's music from the 1960's to the early 70's. This fantastic document captures them 8/30/70 in front of over 600,000 people just a bit after their absolute peak of their powers, but while they are still t...

Another case where I suppose this doesn't really 'belong' here, but look: Despite making a few cheesy records, Johnny was an unbelievably masterful blues/rock and slide guitar player, especially in the period mostly covered here (the early 1970s) and...

You get both the audio and the video of this performance. Good idea! "Praise be to Pink Flag for pushing the boat out on this one: film-maker Tom Gidley's record of Wire's Triptych Festival gig at Tramway was a big outlay, but one viewing of the goods ...

The latest in a huge, ongoing number of project by drummer/bandleader Tatsuya Yoshida. They are a all-improvising group and this features a pretty amazing, modern Japan Rock all-star lineup: Tatsuya Yoshida : drums (Ruins, Koenji Hyakkei, Korekyojinn, etc

"This documentary, featuring interviews with some of the most notable names in modern music (Byrne, Clinton, etc), captures the life and sounds of Bernie Worrell: the overlooked and eccentric musical mastermind who has been compared to Beethoven...