Classic Videos
Highlighting some of the most memorable music videos and live performances, as well as pop culture favorites
When the Bee Gees Came Back With ‘Lonely Days’
After some early success, the trio had broken up in 1969. When they reunited in 1970, they recorded what would become their biggest hit up until then
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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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The Doors on ‘American Bandstand’
The Doors were enjoying a #1 hit when they joined Dick Clark in 1967 for two songs and an interview with America’s Oldest Teenager
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Watch Tom Jones and Janis Joplin Tear It Up
A clip from a 1969 episode of the This Is Tom Jones variety series is a duet between the Welsh singing sensation and the blues goddess
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‘Stairway to Heaven’: Like You’ve Never Heard It
Lucas Brar is a singer-songwriter from Stockholm with a masters degree. In his creative video, a new acquaintance misinterprets what kind of music he plays
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When Elton John Surprised at ‘Lion King’ Anniversary Show
The stats for the long-running musical smash are staggering. For the 20th anniversary of its Broadway run, the audience was treated to a special guest performance
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Brian Johnson Kept Busy While Away From AC/DC
A year after he departed AC/DC due to hearing problems, Johnson started popping up as a surprise guest at fellow classic rockers’ concerts
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Jimi Hendrix Talks to Dick Cavett About Playing ‘Star-Spangled Banner’
Watch Jimi have fun with the TV show host as they discuss the Guitar God’s epic performance of the National Anthem at Woodstock the previous year
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When Bruce Springsteen Honored Prince With ‘Purple Rain’
The Boss opened a 2016 concert at Brooklyn’s Barclays Center with a somber yet celebratory performance of the iconic hit, 2 days after Prince’s passing
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Nick Lowe’s Solo Debut: ‘So it Goes’
The bassist-vocalist of pub-rock group Brinsley Schwarz was hardly a household name. But his debut 45 for Stiff Records got his solo career moving
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