Classic Videos
Highlighting some of the most memorable music videos and live performances, as well as pop culture favorites
When Joan Baez Joined Ringo Starr at a Paris Concert
Ringo was touring Europe with his All Starr Band for the first time since 2011. On opening night, he was joined by an old friend
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British Rock Stars Perform ‘All You Need is Love’ at the Palace
For Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth’s Golden Jubilee in 2002, an A-List of rock greats gave a concert. Watch them perform some classics
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‘Smoke on the Water’ Sung by… Pat Boone?!
One of classic rock music’s most iconic songs rendered in a way that brings new meaning to the word “interpretation.” Watch if you dare…
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Those Classic Noxzema Ads: ‘Take it Off… Take it All Off’
A rotating series of TV ads featured a Swedish model and a #1 single, the same model with Joe Namath, and then Broadway Joe paired with Farrah Fawcett
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The Rolling Stones’ Rice Krispies TV Commercial
In 1964, they were a band on the rise and were chosen by the cereal’s UK ad agency to write and perform an original song touting the brand’s Snap, Crackle Pop good taste
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With Tina Turner’s Passing, 6 of the ‘We Are the World’ Soloists Have Died
“We Are the World” behind-the-scenes videos show the performers working hard throughout the night to perfect their brief segments
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SNL’s Classic ‘Lord and Lady Douchebag’ Sketch
As Season 5 came to a close, it was time to bid adieu to four of the original members of the Not Ready For Prime Time Players
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Drew Carey Show: ‘Cleveland Rocks’
This sitcom was known for its elaborate choreography. None as fun as this extended opening sequence set to a cover of an Ian Hunter song and a cast of thousands
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The Rat Pack: Sinatra, Sammy, Martin and… Johnny
They were as talented and popular as any supergroup. Their 1965 performance with emcee Johnny Carson is our Classic Video
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Harvey Keitel and the Song ‘Summertime, Summertime’
In a cringe-inducing scene from the movie Fingers, the use of a 1958 song becomes an indelible moment with Keitel reacting to an insult as only he can
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