Classic Videos

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

Revisiting the Rolling Stones’ ‘Ruby Tuesday’

The song was written, for the most part, by Keith Richards in 1966, inspired by Linda Keith, his girlfriend at the time, who had recently left him

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When Page, Clapton, Beck and May Met Queen Elizabeth

In 2005, Her Majesty hosted an event to honor the British music industry. The moment when four legendary guitarists met her is captured in a classic video

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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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When Bruce Springsteen Covered the Bee Gees’ ‘Stayin’ Alive’

When he planned his setlists for the Australian leg of his 2014 tour with the E Street Band, he decided to open most of the shows with a nod to local acts.

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Nancy Sinatra and ‘Boots,’ Her Surprise #1 Hit

A popular trend at clubs inspired its songwriter to come up with the clever lyrics to this song which became a #1 smash in 1966.

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‘The Deer Hunter’ Bar Scene Song

The 1978 Vietnam War film won 5 Academy Awards including Best Picture + Best Director. This scene with De Niro and Walken singing “Can’t Take My Eyes Off You” is brilliant

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When Manfred Mann’s Earth Band Were ‘Blinded By the Light’

You can win a lot of bar bets with this one… This performance is amazingly the only song written by Bruce Springsteen to become a #1 pop single

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British Rock Stars Perform ‘All You Need is Love’ at the Queen Golden Jubilee

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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The Brilliant SNL ‘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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Joe Pesci Sings Beatles and Bee Gees Hits on 1968 Record Album

Well before he won an Academy Award for Goodfellas and starred in the hit comedy My Cousin Vinny, the then-25-year-old actor was a budding recording artist

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