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Great Performances

Jimi Jimi Hendrix: Atlanta
Before an audience of over 300,000: the largest crowd to ever witness a Jimi Hendrix Experience concert, this film presents the late great guitarists magnificent Jul-05 4th 1970 independence day appearance. Songs include Stone Free, Hey Joe, All Along The Watchtower, Foxy Lady.
Sheryl Crow Paul McCartney: Back in the World (AKA Back in the US)
A compelling look at Paul McCartneyÕs 2002 tour, the film follows Paul across 19 cities at 27 concerts over 7 weeks. Narrated by Paul himself, the film gives a glimpse of the private life behind the musical legend with candid film of Paul off-stage, meeting fans and at celebrity parties. Features his greatest hits including Hey Jude, Let It Be, Live and Let Die, Band on the Run, Jet, CanÕt Buy Me Love, We Can Work It Out, All My Loving and Back in the U.S.S.R plus two tracks never previously performed live by The Beatles or McCartney, Getting Better and Hello Goodbye.
James Brown James Brown: Live at the House of Blues - 74' - Filmed live at the House of Blues, Las Vegas in high definition, the undisputed "Godfather of Soul" James Brown brings his uninhibited style & energetic stage presence into the live arena. Songs performed include Get Up Offa That Thing, Soul Man, Sex Machine, I Feel Good, Papa Don't Take No Mess, Please Please Please. "A powerful concert tape."
Sheryl Crow Sheryl Crow: Rocking the Globe Live
Filmed live at Detroit's Globe Theatre, Sheryl Crow performs all her smash hits from her Grammy Award-winning album. Each song is delivered with mesmerizing charm, catchy riffs and syncopated rhythms. Featuring All I Wanna Do, Everyday is a Winding Road, My Favorite Mistake, If It Makes You Happy, Am I Getting Through, and Strong Enough.
They Might Be Giants GIGANTIC (A Tale of Two Johns)
Welcome to the surreal and poetic planet of They Might Be Giants, the Brooklyn-based musical duo of John Flansburgh and John Linnell, who have spent the past twenty years crafting their singular alt-pop style -- cerebral, dark and humorous. Embracing the Do-It-Yourself ethos of true independent artists, They Might Be Giants has followed a unconventional path to cult stardom -- from John and John's first meeting in a Lincoln, Massachusetts grade school through the East Village performance art scene of the early '80s to their 2002 Grammy Award -- aided by stunning, low-budget music videos, trailblazing use of the internet and a truly groundbreaking utilization of the telephone answering machine. GIGANTIC (A TALE OF TWO JOHNS) is a comprehensive chronicle of the band's 20-year history, told through performance, animation, videos and hilarious commentaries from friends and fans. Reflecting They Might Be Giants' unusual and unique place in the pop music universe, the film features appearances and contributions from a wide range of fans and collaborators: Musicians Frank Black, Mark Hoppus and Syd Straw; This American Life's Ira Glass and Sarah Vowell; Authors Michael Azerrad and Dave Eggers; Journalists Gina Arnold and Robert Krulwich. In addition, director AJ Schnack called upon actors Janeane Garofalo, Michael McKean, Andy Richter and Harry Shearer to recite the band's lyrics. The film also features appearances by Conan O'Brien, Jon Stewart, Joe Franklin and actor/director Josh Kornbluth.
"No wonder filmmaker AJ Schnack was able to snare the likes of Dave Eggers, Jon Stewart, and Frank Black to discuss the band's a pop-cultural importance in an oral history that is truly funny, charming, and even touching. Not necessarily just for fans of TMBG, the film is also a sweet reminiscence of a time when alternative really lived up to its definition". -- Nylon Magazine "The movie is a must-see." -- Michael O'Sullivan, WASHINGTON POST "Gigantic is a celebration of a lasting collaboration, creative integrity and the right to be different." --Paul Sherman, BOSTON HERALD

More Concerts

Best of Montreux Jazz Festival
Highlights of the 2003 Festival with performances by Radiohead, Jamiroquai, Morcheeba, George Benson, Natalie Cole, Simply Red, Bonnie Raitt, The Pretenders and Van Morrison.

Willie Nelson and Friends: Outlaws and Angels
This show, hosted by James Caan, features musicÕs biggest names, including Bob Dylan, Keith Richards, Carole King and Merle Haggard, joining Willie to perform country musicÕs biggest hits! This show was recorded in May 2004 in Los Angeles.
Crossroads: Eric Clapton in Concert
Eric Clapton performs with all-star line-up of the world's greatest guitarists. The concert features Eric Clapton, J.J. Cale, Robert Cray, Buddy Guy, B.B. King, Brian May, Pat Metheny, Otis Rush, Carlos Santana, Joe Walsh and ZZ Top.
Jimi Hendrix: Woodstock '69 Re-mastered
The legendary Hendrix performance at Woodstock 1969 debuted Hendrix' new ensemble, Gypsy Sun & Rainbow, featuring Mitch Mitchell on drums, Billy Cox on bass, percussionists Juma Sultan and Jerry Valez and Rhythm guitarist Larry Lee. Features electrifying renditions of Star Spangled Banner, Fire, Purple Haze, Voodoo Chile and Izabella,
Paul Simon: Live in Paris
Arguably one of the finest songwriters ever. Paul Simon performs in 2000 in Paris, filmed live with 12 cameras. Simon performs his greatest hits including Bridge Over Troubled Water, The Boxer, I Am A Rock, Homeward Bound, Graceland as well as new songs You're The One and Darling Lorraine ..