Here’s a fascinating three minutes of must-watch footage for David Bowie fans. On October 15, 1977 Bowie visited the TopPop studios in the Netherlands for a round of local promotion and to shoot an appearance singing “Heroes.” I found Bowie’s … Continue reading →
Singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Leon Russell passed away one year ago today. In honor of the artist, we’ve got a rare, animated promotional film for “Roll Away The Stone” from Russell’s 1970 self-titled LP. “Roll Away The Stone” was written by … Continue reading →
“Good Morning, America: How long did it take you, from being sold and merchandised, to being in control of your own lives, Keith? Keith Moon: I don’t think I have…In control of me life? No.” On August 7th, 1978 The … Continue reading →
Here’s a real find. An unofficial music video for the Rolling Stones “Rocks Off.” The footage for this classic Exile on Main St. track is made up of casual Super-8 footage of the Stones on the downtown streets of L.A. … Continue reading →
Here’s a fascinating find. A brief, futuristic clip featuring Kraftwerk performing “Autobahn” on UK TV program Tomorrow’s World in 1975. The original version of “Autobahn,” appearing on the album of the same name, runs for nearly 23 minutes. A three … Continue reading →
“We want Frampton!” In this minute and a half clip from July 1978, we get a quick look at hysteria in the streets outside NYC’s Radio City Music Hall for the premiere of the Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band … Continue reading →
Graham Nash (The Hollies, Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young) performed a “Tiny Desk Concert” at the NPR studios on Monday and you can catch a video of the 3-song show below. Nash, whose new album arrives in April, played The … Continue reading →
Guilty pleasure time. Here’s The Osmonds performing “Music Through The Ages” on the Donny & Marie Show. I don’t have an exact date this magnificent extravaganza aired, but the show ran from 1976 to 1979 and this feels closer to … Continue reading →