Classic Videos
Highlighting some of the most memorable music videos and live performances, as well as pop culture favorites
Deck The Halls: Tarzan, Tonto & Frankenstein
A recurring Saturday Night Live sketch featured the “singing” talents of three fictional characters played by Kevin Nealon, Jon Lovitz and Phil Hartman
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Cheap Trick and… The Move/ELO’s Roy Wood? Watch
One of the stops on the band’s 2018 U.K. tour was in Birmingham, the hometown of many musicians including The Move and ELO co-founder
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Adam Sandler’s Classic ‘Hanukkah Song’ (and Updates)
The comic actor delights and surprises on multiple versions of his holiday favorite with more “who knew?” celebrities including a classic rock star
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SNL ‘Exorcist’ Parody With Richard Pryor
The brilliant sketch of 1974’s #2 most popular movie aired during the comedy series’ first season. Watch the actor’s great comedic performance. We’ve also got the film’s original trailer
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SNL Holiday Favorite: Schweddy Balls
“No one can resist my Schweddy Balls.” The Saturday Night Live sketch features Ana Gasteyer, Molly Shannon and Alec Baldwin as Pete Schweddy
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Celebrating Frank Sinatra With His Version of ‘Something’
This Classic Video pairs two of the most influential contributors to contemporary music as “The Voice” sings George Harrison’s “Something”
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The Classic Dan Aykroyd SNL Holiday Sketch
The original member of Saturday Night Live portrayed many memorable characters. His role as sleazy toy company exec, Irwin Mainway, was one of his best
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Brenda Lee’s Record: When “Rockin’ Around the Christmas Tree” Hit #1
It was the third #1 pop hit for the Rock and Roll Hall and Country Music Hall of Famer and the longest climb to the top of the Hot 100.
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Dan Aykroyd as Julia Child on SNL: Stop the Bleeding!
In a sketch called “The French Chef” in Season Four, Akyroyd portrays the legendary teacher, author and TV host. “Save the liver…”
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Beach Boys’ Classic ‘Little Saint Nick’ Comes This Time Each Year
In October 1963, with their 3rd album of the year just released, America’s hottest group wanted to offer a holiday song to their new fans
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