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"You gotta Move" 80:-
Over the last 30 years, Aerosmith have firmly established themselves as America's Greatest Rock and Roll Band.
They spent a lot of time touring in support of their critically-acclaimed album "Honkin' on Bobo", and their amazing live show was filmed for a 2-hour special which aired on A&E.
Now that program has been expanded and is being released as Aerosmith's first-ever live concert video. It features all of their hits spanning their amazing career, plus incredible performances and footage not broadcast in the original special.
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| Aimee Mann
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"Live at St Ann's Warehouse" 125:-
This set includes a live DVD of the concert plus a bonus CD. Included are 2 never before released new songs from her upcoming album, interviews with performers, backstage footage, photo gallery with new live photos.
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| Catamenia - Bringing the Cold to Pland
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"Bringing the Cold to Poland" contains just over 50 minutes of a live show recorded in the Stodola Club in Warsaw, Poland.
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| Clarence "Gatemouth" Brown
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"The Blues of..." 80:-
Recorded at the Maple Leaf in New Orleans, February 4, 1984.
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| Count Basie
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"Live in '62" 80
A lot of words can be used to describe the performance of the Count Basie Orchestra on Live in '62, an hour-long concert recorded in Sweden, but one will suffice: swingin'. No big band, not even the great Duke Ellington's, ever swung as relentlessly, or effortlessly, as Basie's various ensembles, and this one is a prime example.
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| Delbert McClinton
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Live from Austin, TX 100:-
You can call Delbert's music "Texas roadhouse blues" if you want to, but you might as well give up trying to pin a label on this guy. He was born in Lubbock, but you'd never know it from the sound of that growling, gravelly, funky voice. Maybe growing up in Fort Worth explains the difference, since he developed his R&B chops early-on playing in the house band at Jack's Place, a notorious, rough-and-rowdy late-night joint. That's where they shared the stage with the likes of legends Bobby Blue Bland and the infamous Jimmy Reed, Delbert's main man. He wandered out to L.A. for awhile and helped propel Emmylou Harris's career with his song, "Two More Bottles of Wine," then released two classic pre -"progressive country" albums with partner Glen Clark.
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| Doug Sahm
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Live from Austin, TX 100:-
Doug Sahm a/k/a Sir Doug was both a Texas rock & roll legend and pioneer. True, there were others before him (Buddy Holly and Roy Orbison come to mind), but the Sir Douglas Quintet counterattacked the British invasion of the mid 1960's with their own brand of Chicano-influenced rock that they had been playing around their hometown of San Antonio. Wearing their tight-fitting English-looking suits, they hit the charts with "She's About a Mover" in '65, riding the waves with Doug's incessant guitar twangs and Augie Meyer's much-imitated, two-to-a-beat Vox electric organ chords.
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| Eaglesmith, Fred - Small Beers Tour
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| This compilation combines intimate interview footage with the best live performances from Canadian singer-songwriter Fred Eaglesmith, including gigs in Amsterdam and Leeuwarden, the Netherlands. Tracks include "I Ain't Ever Givin' Up," "Share Croppin'," "Codeine," "Freight Train," "I Lost Her to Bingo," "Ship," "York Road," "Drive-In Movie," "Crashin' & Burnin'," "Evelyn" and "Soft on My Shoulder."
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| Elton John - To Russia with Elton
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Get ready to go on a rock 'n' roll tour of Russia with Elton John!
The ten-day tour takes Elton to Leningrad and Moscow, where he has been invited to perform a series of concerts. Joining Elton on the spectacular tour is brilliant percussionist Ray Cooper. Along with a behind-the-scenes look at putting the stage together - which requires thirteen tons of equipment - and preparing for the shows, we go along with Elton and Ray as they tour the sights and sign autographs for fans. But the highlights, of course, are the concert performances. You've got the best seat in the house to watch this exciting performer play the piano and sing the songs that made him a superstar.
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| Elvis Presley
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'Aloha from Hawaii' 225:-
Elvis made television and entertainment history with this concert special that was beamed live via Satellite to over 10 countries.
Never before had one performer held the world's attention in such a way. Aloha, from Hawaii presents Elvis Presley at the pinnacle of his superstardom, giving one of the most outstanding concert performances of his career. These two deluxe DVDs, with meticulously remastered sound and picture and previously unreleased material, are by far the most exciting version of Aloha that has ever been presented.
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'68 Comeback Special' 225:-
December 3rd 1968 was the day Elvis Presley returned for the first time in eight years with perhaps the greatest performance of his stellar career.
This box set is released to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the first recording Elvis ever did - at Sun Studios on July 5th 1954 - 'That's All Right',and includes the original broadcast version, two complete jam sessions concerts and two complete solo concerts - which were originally shot to be used as part of the broadcast but have never been aired.
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| Emerson Lake & Palmer - Live in Montreux 1997
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Founded in 1967, the 'Montreux Jazz Festival', has established itself as one of the most prestigious annual music events in the world. The extraordinary list of artists who have played there is drawn from the musical spectrum and from around the world. Now, with the consent of the festival and the artists...Keith Emerson, Greg Lake and Carl Palmer first joined forces in 1970 and went on to become a global success story.
After a break in the eighties they reunited in the early nineties and took to the road once more. In 1997 they made their debut at the Montreux Jazz Festival with a performance that included all their trademark virtuosity and showmanship.
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| Fados
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"Fados" is a film by Carlos Saura, that outlines the past, the present and the future of the great music of Portugal, and features Fado singers such as Carlos do Carmo, Camané or Mariza, along with performances by Caetano Veloso, Lila Downs, Chico Buarque and Miguel Poveda, among others.
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(2003 Bob Smeaton) 125:-
In 1970, a train journeyed across Canada carrying some of the greatest rock bands of the time (Janis Joplin, Grateful Dead, The Band, Buddy Guy and Others) giving free concerts when and where they stopped. The train was called The Festival Express.
Wholly unsupervised, these famous musicians indulged in various vices, joined in on heavily psychedelic conversations and jamming session that have to be seen - and heard - to be believed.
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| Frank Sinatra
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"His Life & Times" 50:-
This DVD charts the incredible life, times and career of Francis Albert Sinatra.
Recognising his status as the most popular singer of his generation, this documentary also highlights his acting achievements and extensive charity work.
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| Gene - Live
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Jam-packed full of extras from yonderyears including their sell out Royal Albert Hall show, footage from one of their many shows at the Forum, fan interviews, US tour snippets, band interviews and of course a triumphant live show from the Sheffield Leadmill. This double DVD does Gene proud and celebrates their criminally underexposed back catalogue which stretches from 1994-2004, when they decided to call it a day. They will be sorely missed.
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| Great Day in Harlem, A
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(1994 Jean Bach) 150:-
In August of 1958, in front of a Harlem brownstone, first-time photographer Art Kane assembled 57 of the greatest jazz stars of all time and snapped a picture that would live forever.
Narrated by Quincy Jones, this documentary examines the fascinating lives of the musicians who showed up that day to make history. Through remarkable interviews with nearly 30 jazz greats (including Dizzy Gillespie, Sonny Rollins and Art Blakey), home movies shot by Milt and Mona Hinton, and rare, archival performance footage, feature tells the story behind a legendary photograph that is still alive and kicking - and jammin'!
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"Live at Montreux '99" 80:-
The Jeff Healey Band has made several appearances at the Montreux Jazz Festival, including this 1999 performance.
Featuring 10 songs from their explosive set (+ 4 from the 1997 visit), the band (Healey, Joe Rockman on bass, Pat Rush on guitar, and Tom Stephen on drums) whips the crowd into a frenzy with a blues jam for the ages.
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"Electric Ladyland" 80:-
Some 27 years after his premature death in London at the age of 27, Jimi Hendrix has become one of rock music's biggest and most enduring icons, a legendary musician whose recording legacy has continued to influence successive generations of aspiring guitarists. During his all-too-brief career, Hendrix released just four albums, including 1967's 'Are You Experienced' and 'Axis: Bold As Love', and 1970's 'Band Of Gypsies', all of which have since then become recognised as important milestones in the history of rock music.
However, the release of his 1968 double-album, 'Electric Ladyland', represented a watershed in his flourishing career and is now recognised as a rock music landmark.
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| Jimmy Smith
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"Live in'69" 80:-
An incredible concert from 1969 filmed in Paris.
Working in his classic trio format (with longtime guitarist Eddie McFadden and drummer Charlie Crosby), Jimmy shows why he is still the uncontested king of the jazz organ. Highlights include blues jams "Got My Mojo Working" and "Sonnymoon for Two," the classic ballads "Alfie" and "Satin Doll," as well as a blinding 23-minute version of his showcase number "The Sermon."
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| Joe Bonamassa
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"Live at Rockpalast" 100:-
Shot on location at Burg Satvey, one of Germany's oldest castles, Joe Bonamassa LIVE AT ROCKPALAST gives old world Europe a shot in the arm with an electrifying brand of rock and blues. Produced by Rockpalast, Germany's legendary music series, Bonamassa gives the performance of his life which some critics are comparing to Stevie Ray Vaughan's EL MOCAMBO. Perroming his own music as well as songs from legendary artists BB King, John Lee Hooker and Steve Winwood.
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(2007 Julien Temple) 50:-
As the front man of the Clash from 1977 onwards, Joe Strummer changed people's lives forever. A musical icon and political activist, Strummer was never shy about saying what was on his mind and meaning it. He was a voice of a generation, which still resonates today. The biopic contains never seen before footage of Joe Strummer including studio sessions, archive and early childhood footage, interviews with Strummer disciples such as Martin Scorsese, Bono, members of Red Hot Chilli Peppers, friends new and old and Mick Jones.
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| John Kay
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"John Kay & friends" 50:-
The unmistakable voice of John Kay belted out some of the greatest rock anthems of the 1960s. His legendary band, Steppenwolf, carved out a musical legacy and created the soundtrack for an entire generation.
Now, in this special live performance, John lends his voice and songwriting skills to a more private realm of folk, blues and rock tunes. It’s the passion and idealism of youth, mixed with the maturity and insight of the years - all found within John’s thought-provoking songs.
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| John Lydon - The Best Of British £1 Notes
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Compilation of punk legend John Lydon's greatest tracks, from his groundbreaking work with the Sex Pistols, his post-punk music as part of Public Image Limited, as well as his solo work. Also featured are rare live performances from Finsbury Park, Crystal Palace, and the Phoenix Festival.
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"Live in '59" 80:-
The very existence of this hour-long concert is a treat; the fact that "Live in '59" is excellent both musically and technically makes it truly special.
By the time of this Belgian gig, Armstrong was decades past the groundbreaking work that established him as the greatest and most influential instrumentalist and vocalist in jazz history. Yet he was still in fine form; then in his late fifties, he was playing a bit less and singing a little more, but his chops were in good shape, and his trumpet sound remained inimitable.
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McLaughlin, de Lucia, Coryell 80:-
In 1979 and 1980 three world renowned guitarists, recognised as the finest exponents of their individual styles, John McLaughlin, Larry Coryell and Paco De Lucia formed a guitar super-trio and toured Europe.
The spell-binding quality of the music that the collaboration created as an ensemble and the dazzling audience reaction to the performances has never been surpassed and has rightfully passed into Jazz folklore. At long last an original, authenticated master of the concert is available for a worldwide audience to experience how the legend that was a 'Meeting of the Spirits' was made.
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"Live in Europe" 80:-
Memphis Slim and Sonny Boy Williamson remain two of the greatest and most influential blues performers of all time. This third instalment in the acclaimed Blues Legends series features never-before released footage from the early-1960's filmed for European television (much of it during the famed American Folk Blues Festival tours).
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"Miles in Paris" 100:-
Miles Davis has been described as 'the chameleon of modern music', his refusal to veer away from any genre label and constantly reinvent his music inspired many jazz artists who followed him.
This DVD features Davis recorded live at the 10th Paris Jazz Festival in November 1989; just 2 years before his untimely death.
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"Live in Montreal" 80:-
This 1985 performance at the Montreal Jazz Festival captures Miles at one of his peaks in popularity.
Throughout his long career, Miles utilized the best in contemporary pop music, and this time he had some uniquely suitable sources; Cyndi Lauper's hit "Time After Time" and Michael Jackson's "Human Nature." Combine funk, pop, and the founder of the Birth of the Cool, the result is an elegant restrained restatement of everything Miles Davis. Add in the virtuoso guitarist John Scofield - and the result is a musical treasure.
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| Neil Young - Heart of Gold
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(2005 Jonathan Demme) 80:-
Soon after his critically-acclaimed album "Prairie Wind", rock legend Neil Young took the Ryman Auditorium – the historic home of Nashville’s Grand Old Opry – by storm, blowing away the audience with heartfelt renditions of recent songs and classic hits including "The Painter", "Heart Of Gold" and "Harvest Moon".
Surrounded by a hand-picked group of musical companions, including his wife Pegi Young and special guest vocalist Emmylou Harris, Neil Young Triumphs.
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"Live 2002" 80:-
Filmed live at the 2002 Nearfest at Patriots Theater in New Jersey, 1970s English progressive-rock band Nektar puts on a dynamic performance of their beloved classics set to stunning visual effects from designer Mick Brockett.
Interviews with the band members and behind-the-scenes clips are also featured.
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Owl City is the creation of Adam Young, a Minnesota native who started making music at home and building up a fanbase via the internet before breaking worldwide in 2009. This DVD was filmed in high definition at Club Nokia on July 21, 2011, and includes tracks from their recent album "All Things Bright And Beautiful," and more. Also included is behind the scenes and Young interview.
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| Paris Reunion Band - For Klook
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Denna DVD är en magnifik hyllning till den legendariska trummisen Kenny Clarke som dog 1984 och till Paris Jazz-scen på 1960-talet. Kenny Clarke eller "" Klook "" tillbringade den senare delen av sitt liv i den franska huvudstaden.
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| Pearl Jam - Single Video Theory
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This fly-on-the-wall documentary follows three days in the life of alternative rockers Pearl Jam, as they rehearse in their hometown of Seattle at the end of 1997. In between live performances, the band discuss their latest album, 'Field', and look back on their career so far.
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| Phil Collins
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'Serious Hits...Live!' 100:-
Recorded in Berlin during the 1990 'Serious Tour', this collection includes 24 classic tracks.
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| Ray Charles - Genius
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A meld of legendary performers and contemporary artists of today that have been influenced by Ray's music, perform in this concert extravaganza. Presented by Quincy Jones, Jamie Foxx, Morgan Freeman and Regina King, to honour a true genius with real soul.
This special contains the extended tribute, tracing Ray's rise to stardom through a climate of adversity, and
celebrates his major contribution to several generations of music. Together with his longtime friends and co-musicians, Quincy Jones, B.B. King and David "Fathead" Newman, we can reminisce about his true genius life.
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| Red Hot Chili Peppers - Off the Map
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The first ever live video from the Red Hot Chili Peppers, Off The Map includes a collection of the bands greatest live material, recorded at the Portland Memorial Coliseum in September 10, 2000.
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| Red, White & Blues
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Director Mike Figgis joins musicians such as Van Morrison, Eric Clapton, Jeff Beck and Tom Jones performing and talking about the music of the early 60?s British invasion that reintroduced the blues sound to America.
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"Live at Montreux 2008" 100:-
Return To Forever were at the forefront of jazz/rock fusion in the 70s and was formed by a former Miles Davis sideman, the great Chick Corea. They reunited after 25 years at Montreux in 2008.
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| Rhonda Vincent & the Rage - Ragin' Live
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The best blue grass music show you could hope to see. Rhonda Vincent is a spectacular musician and vocalist, backed up by some of the very best blue grass musicians in the genre.
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| Rolling Stones - Sympathy for the Devil
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(1968 Jean-Luc Godard) 80:-
"Sympathy for the Devil" was made at a time when The Rolling Stones were at the peak of their creative powers.
Possessing Godard's idiosyncratic style it can be viewed as two movies in one. In the first, The Stones create their latest song 'Sympathy for the Devil' in a London studio as they compose material for their forthcoming 'Beggar's Banquet' album.
In the second, a series of abstract fictional vignettes, Godard probes topics as diverse as race, pornography and the irony of interviewing celebrities, which features a unique demonstration by Black Power revolutionaries and a TV interview with one Eve Democracy about the relationship between culture and revolution.
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| Rufus Wainwright - Rufus does Judy!
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On June 14, 2006, Rufus Wainwright took to the stage to recreate the Greatest Show of All Time in honor of the Greatest Show of All Time: Judy Garland's legendary 1961 concert at Carnegie Hall. He recreated the entire show song-for-song in the very same venue it was recorded at. Garland fanatics feared a fiasco, but the show was a triumph. His sophisticated act of homage to his hero was both a loving tribute and an arch commentary on the original, featuring classics like 'Over The Rainbow', 'Come Rain Or Come Shine' and 'Zing! Went The Strings Of My Heart'. Backed by a 36-piece orchestra and arranged by Broadway's famed Stephen Oremus (Wicked, Avenue Q), Rufus's vocal talent soars over those classic melodies.
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"Strange Fruit" 80:-
The former front man of the 'Police' joins forces with the Jazz supremo and a host of top-class Jazz musicians to perform in Perugia in 1987.
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| Sunrise Ave - Live in Wonderland
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Sunrise Avenue is a Finnish rock band originally formed in 2002 in Helsinki, Finland. In the early days the band was called Sunrise and the name was changed to Sunrise Avenue in 2003. Their style varies from rock and pop-rock to rock ballads.
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| Tan Dun: Paper Concerto
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Paper, normally a utilitarian material, becomes a solo instrument in Tan Dun's ingenious and inventive Paper Concerto, fusing orchestral music and organic sounds to create accessible, even melodious, music that is almost beyond imagination. Intriguing sounds are created by all manner of different papers, so that they appear elemental rather than simplistic, tapping into something basic in the fabric of our lives. In a remarkable and unforgettable concert experience, Tan Dun directs the Royal Stockholm Philharmonic Orchestra and soloist Haruka Fujii in a
vivid demonstration of his belief that orchestral music, far from being static and traditional, still has the capacity for experimentation and the power to stimulate in extraordinary ways.
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Tan Dun's hypnotic three-movement Water Concerto is intoxicating, both visually and aurally. Using water as a musical instrument, this extraordinary piece uses innovative techniques to explore the musicality of the sounds of water. Virtuoso percussionist and soloist David Cossin displays remarkable genius as he deftly creates unique, sensuous, organic and sometimes celestial sounds using a range of water-based instruments. Conducted by the composer, the distinctive accompaniment of the Royal Stockholm Philharmonic Orchestra, reflecting Dun's personal combination of Chinese and Western musical traditions, is carefully interwoven and combined with the water percussion to
produce a uniquely enchanting performance.
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"Live in '66" 125:-
This DVD, which contains Thelonious Monk's two studio television performances taped in Oslo and Copenhagen in 1966, proves that seeing Monk is as important as hearing him.
He's backed by his legendary quartet tenor saxophonist Charlie Rouse, bassist Larry Gales, and drummer Ben Riley, who was forced to play with a spare borrowed drumkit.
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"Live in France '69" 125:-
Just Monk, a grand piano and two cameras – no audience, no sidemen, no emcee, no clock-watching stage manager, no set list, no distractions. The result was an astonishingly intimate and revealing portrait of a man and his music. The viewer can virtually see this usually impenetrable artist thinking in real time. An extraordinary document of one of the most original composers of the 20th century.
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| Tito Puente - Live in Montreux
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Known as the "King of Mambo," Tito Puente is one of Latin music's most loved performers. The rhythms are hot as Tito's band effortlessly bridges the gap between Latin music and jazz with his own compositions such as the Santana classic "Oye Como Va" and the captivating Latin-style scat of "Tito's Especiale." A true legend with a lifelong passion for music, Tito in concert is a joy to experience!
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(1972 Mel Stuart) 80:-
Documentary with a selection from a non-stop 7-hour musical event at Watts, the Los Angeles Coliseum, August 20, 1972. It's a sort of Woodstock event but with black artists, namely the groups Dramatics, Staple Singers, Rance Allen Group, Emotions, Bar Kays, Mel and Tim.
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| Weather Report
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"Live in Tokyo" 80:-
"Live in Tokyo" captures the jazz institution performing live in Japan in 1984.
Featuring Joe Zawinul on keyboards, Wayne Shorter on saxophones, Victor Bailey on bass, Mino Cinelu on percussion and Omar Hakim on drums.
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| Yehudi & Haphzibah Menuhin
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"100th Anniversary" 125:-
Featuring great performances of Yehudi and Hephzibah Menuhin this video is dedicated not only to one of the most outstanding violinist of the 20'h Century, Yehudi Menuhin, but also to his congenial partner on the piano, his sister Hephzibah. The complete mutual understanding that existed between Yehudi and Hephzibah is evident in the manner in which the two siblings communicated. Two further recordings are presented: the 1967 recording of Mozart's Violin Concerto K216 and Bartok's Contrasts, played by Menuhin, the clarinetist Thea King and his son Jeremy on the piano.
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