Classic Videos

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

When Frank Zappa Sat in With Pink Floyd

October 1969: The eclectic L.A. genius is in Belgium for a rock festival and he feels like jamming. Pink Floyd invites him to sit in. Watch what happens.

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Chicago, Notre Dame Marching Band Enjoy a Day in the Park

It was a beautiful Saturday in the Park for the Fighting Irish as they routed arch rivals the USC Trojans. See why two beloved bands came together that day

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When Eric Clapton and Peter Frampton Played Guitar Together For 1st Time

At the 2019 Crossroads Guitar Festival, Peter said: “I’m going to invite out a friend I’ve known a long time but never played together: Eric Clapton…”

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David Bowie Does a Great Mick Jagger Impression

You never knew when his keen sense of humor would appear. In 2002, he told an interviewer about the time he saw the Rolling Stones perform in 1963

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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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When Phil Collins, Mike Rutherford Performed Together in 2019

It wasn’t the Genesis reunion that fans had hoped for since 2007, but two of the three members shared the stage in 2019 for one song

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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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When Bono Joined Springsteen Onstage in Dublin

Watch the two classic rock superstars perform ‘Because The Night,’ the Springsteen/Patti Smith song they like to sing together.

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When Spinal Tap Reunited for Their 35th Anniversary

Nigel Tufnel, David St. Hubbons and Derek Smalls performed an acoustic set for an appreciative Tribeca Film Festival audience following a special screening

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Remembering Austin Powers’ ‘Mini-Me,’ Verne Troyer

The 2 ft. 8 in. actor was born with a genetic disorder known as achondroplasia dwarfism. He made his – mostly silent – mark in the film series

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