The Righteous Brothers - In Concert

Manufacturer: Kultur Video Brand: Hopkins

Stuart Burge's film of John Dexter's production of Othello at the National Theatre was made in Shakespeare's Quarter-Centenary year and stands today as a masterpiece among film presentations of theatre productions. Shakespeare's tragic story of how a great man's vanity is manipulated by a jealous aide to bring about his downfall has never been more movingly nor dramatically portrayed. One of Shakespeare's most powerful dramas, here presented by an inspired National Theatre Company. Laurence Olivier, Maggie Smith, Frank Finlay and Joyce Redman all received both Oscar and Golden Globe nominations for their performances. A screen classic in every sense.

Manufacturer: Eagle Rock Entertainment Brand: UNI DIST CORP (MUSIC) Model: 33022463

This classic J. Geils Band concert was filmed at the Grugahalle in Essen on April 21st 1979 for the famous German TV series Rockpalast. The band were touring in Europe in support of their very successful album 'Sanctuary' and the hit single from it, 'One Last Kiss'. The first half of the set is very focused on the 'Sanctuary' album whilst the second half features songs from earlier albums including their breakthrough hits 'Looking For A Love' and 'Give It To Me'. The band are on great form and their energy and drive draw a fantastic response from the packed German audience.TRACKLISTING1) Jus' Can't Stop Me2) I Could Hurt You3) Sanctuary4) One Last Kiss5) Teresa6) Nightmares7) Wild Man8) Looking For A Love9) Give It To Me10) Whammer Jammer11) Ain't Nothing But A House Party12) Where Did Our Love Go13) Pack Fair And Square14) First I Look At The Purse

Manufacturer: Shout! Factory Model: 28936777

On January 21, 1989, on the evening following the presidential inauguration, some the biggest names in classic rhythm and blues performed at the Washington Convention Center at the Presidential Inaugural Concert. The black-tie event would be a historical moment: an official inaugural event featuring some of the finest black musicians of the ’50 and ’60s from Stax and Chess Records including Bo Diddley, Percy Sledge and Carla Thomas, along with several hotshot Texas blues guitarists such as Stevie Ray Vaughan with Double Trouble and Jimmie Vaughan at the height of their careers. Features a six channel audio mix made from a simultaneous 24 track audio recording. A two-hour concert featuring one-hour of performances not included on the public television special. SetlistAny Day Now: Chuck JacksonI Don’t Want To Cry: Chuck Jackson When A Man Loves A Woman: Percy SledgeRight Place, Wrong Time: Dr. John747 : Joe Louis WalkerHoochie Coochie Man : Willie Dixon, Albert Collins, Delbert McClintonWang Dang Doodle : Koko Taylor feat. Willie DixonBo Diddley : Bo DiddleyI’m A Man : Bo DiddleyHey Bo Diddley : Bo DiddleyBorn Under A Bad Sign : William Bell Baby : Carla Thomas When Something Is Wrong With My Baby : Carla Thomas and Billy Preston Knock On Wood : Eddie Floyd Soul Man : Sam Moore Just A Little Bit : Delbert McClinton Standing On Shaky Ground : Delbert McClintonMaybe Someday : Delbert McClinton B:Movie Boxcar Blues : Delbert McClintonFrosty : Albert Col...

Manufacturer: Geffen Records Brand: UNIVERSAL MUSIC VIDEO DIST. Model: 2239925

Shot live as two separate volumes during the band's 1992 world tour in Tokyo, each video is a collection of their live performances.

Manufacturer: Kultur Video Brand: Kulter

Gilbert and Sullivan's hilarious comic operetta tells the story of the orphan Frederic, and his sudden twist of fate as an apprentice to a pirate.

Manufacturer: Warner/Reprise Video Brand: WEA DES Moines Video

Video highlights of Eric Clapton's live concert at the Royal Albert Hall in London during 1990 and 1991. He is seen here performing three songs with a four piece band, three with a blues band, four with a nine piece band, and three with a full orchestra (The National Philharmonic).

Manufacturer: Eagle Rock Entertainment Model: 25380786

This 2-disc set packages many of Queen's classic promotional videos into 1 package for the first time. Disc 1 leans heavily on their material from the beginning of their career through 1980's Flash Gordon soundtrack, including Bohemian Rhapsody, Another One Bites The Dust, We Will Rock You, We Are The Champions & a dozen more. Disc 2 sees Queen in the 1980's, from 1982's Hot Space album through 1989's The Miracle, represented by videos such as the Metropolis-themed Radio Gaga, Under Pressure, Hammer To Fall, One Vision & 13 others. / Track Listing: Disc One - 1. Bohemian Rhapsody2. Another One Bites The Dust3. Killer Queen4. Fat Bottomed Girls5. Bicycle Race6. You're My Best Friend7. Don't Stop Me Now8. Save Me9. Crazy Little Thing Called Love10. Somebody To Love11. Spread Your Wings12. Play The Game13. Flash14. Tie Your Mother Down15. We Will Rock You16. We Are The Champions / Disc Two - 1. A Kind Of Magic2. I Want It All3. Radio Ga Ga4. I Want To Break Free5. Breakthru6. Under Pressure7. Scandal8. Who Wants To Live Forever9. The Miracle10. It's A Hard Life11. The Invisible Man12. Las Palabras De Amor13. Friends Will Be Friends14. Body Language15. Hammer To Fall16. Princes Of The Universe17. One Vision

Manufacturer: Kultur Video Brand: Kulter

This razor-sharp and still outrageous comedy portrays God as an overworked steambath attendant who doles out "wrath" and "blessed events" in between assignments of scrubbing floors and walls. Bill Bixby and Valerie Perrine star. This unique play presents the afterlife as a steam bath, in which dead souls continue to obsess about the same petty concerns that obsessed them in their lives, until they are cast into a dark void by God, the Puerto Rican attendant (José Pérez). But new arrival Tandy (Bill Bixby) at first refuses to accept what's happened, and when he finally does, he pleads to be allowed to return to his life. Steambath was controversial in its day for its obscene language (which was softened for this filmed version, originally presented on PBS), its satirical take on religion, and some brief nudity by bombshell Valerie Perrine. Today it's still very entertaining, but mostly as a core sampling of the surprisingly uncensored male attitudes from the dawn of the 1970s. Everyone gives a solid performance and Bixby's easy charm makes his self-centered character sympathetic. --Bret Fetzer