Classic Videos

Highlighting some of the most memorable music videos and live performances, as well as pop culture favorites

‘Fast Times At Ridgemont High’: Classic Scenes

One of our favorite ’80s movies spawned a lot of catch phrases, a great soundtrack and the careers of Sean Penn, Forrest Whitaker and more

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Cream: ‘Sunshine of Your Love’ on Glen Campbell Show

This Classic Video features Cream performing their biggest hit live in 1968 on CBS, with a great intro by the friendly TV host

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The Magnificent Seven: Best Western Ever?

What a cast! Brynner, McQueen, Bronson, Vaughan, Coburn, Dexter, Buchholz. And in an inspired bit of casting, Eli Wallach, playing the Mexican bad guy

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SNL’s Brilliant ‘Goodfellas’ Parody

There are so many memorable moments in Martin Scorsese’s 1990 film about the mob. In 1994, Alec Baldwin narrated a great parody of the “Meet the Crew” scene

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Jon Bon Jovi: Reluctant Wedding Singer

A video from 2016 went viral shows JBJ listening to one of his signature hits performed at a wedding where he’s a guest. Then the song’s singer eggs him on…

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The Sony Walkman Was a Game Changer

This Classic Video shows the 1983 introduction of the newest Sony Walkman allowing people to listen to their choice of music while, well, walking.

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Massive Crowd Sings ‘Bohemian Rhapsody’

Ever wonder what it would sound like if 65,000 people broke out into a spontaneous sing-along of the Queen classic? Give a listen!

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SNL’s Lisa Loopner, Todd & the Repairman

The “Broken Fridge” sketch from the series’ 4th season never fails to crack us up, with Dan Akyroyd the butt of several jokes

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When Paul McCartney and Steven Tyler Rocked Out

One of Sir Paul’s 2019 Freshen Up tour dates coincided with the second leg of Aerosmith’s Las Vegas residency. The pair performed a Beatles favorite

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The Who Play ‘Saturday Night’s Alright For Fighting’

In 1991, it was Elton John and Bernie Taupin’s turn to have their music honored with a tribute LP. Check out this great version of a signature tune – and John Entwistle’s final recording

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