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Incomparable New Orleans musical legend Dr. John the Night Tripper (AKA Mac Rebennack) offers anecdotes from his musical career as well as demonstrations of various piano styles ranging across the entire American musical spectrum, illustrated with over 30 songs. Overhead cameras capture Dr. John's keyboard techniques in a unique demonstration from a musical genius who doesn't ordinarily play solo in public. Songs include Five Nights Drunk, Stone Cold Dead in the Market, and Cold Black Night& Hoodoo Man.DVD Features:2-Disc SetRegion (unknown)Audio: (unspecified) - English
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Ray Anthony was perhaps best known for playing with Glenn Miller and recording a cover of the DRAGNET theme tune. But he built up a considerable reputation fronting his own band, who back Anthony on this hour-long concert. Shot in black and white, the show features joyous renditions of songs such as
I`ll Remember April
and
You Make Me Feel So Young,
while a medley of tunes from the Glenn Miller-era round out the show.
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Magic Slim is known as the personification of a rollicking, electrified blues style, born of a cross-pollination of Mississippi and Chicago influences. A musician for most of his life, Slim`s history is quintessential blues: born in the Deep South, he lost a finger in a cotton gin accident and was forced to switch from piano to guitar. He began playing house parties on the weekends at age 11, and after moving to Chicago before he was old enough to be in the bars in which he was performing, his Teardrops have become recognized as the last true Chicago blues band. Recalling Howlin` Wolf with his gruff vocals and no-nonsense, unapologetic delivery, Slim`s imposing stature and improvisational tendencies make for a raw blues experience and an unforgettable stage show. Filmed here in 2005 at the Sierra Nevada Brewery, Slim`s authentic south-side sound features his trademark vibrato and earthy, irresistible vocals, clearly showing why this group is today one of the most popular touring blues bands around.
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The P-Funk of the ska world, Fishbone made a name for themselves during the late 80s with their eclectic blend of soul, funk, reggae, punk and ska, as well as their charismatic, energetic stage presence that has garnered them an extremely loyal fan base they dub the Familyhood. This documentary takes an in-depth look at the 2001 recording session the band held in the free, community-owned studio called the Hen House; this session marked a sometimes painful, but always creative and progressive, regeneration of sound and style. Crackling with electricity, lead vocalist/saxophonist leads the band in performing tracks including Frayed F*cking Nerve Ending, Skank'N Go Nutts, Last Dayz, and Critical Times with a joyful, passionate, dynamic delivery that has characterized their work throughout the phases of their career.DVD Features:Region 0Keep CaseFull Frame - 1.33Additional Release Material: Fishbone - Skank N' Go Nutts (Alt. Cut) Dr. Maddvibe - The Undesired Desirables Trulio Disgracious - 1.Get Drenched














2. Food for SquirrelsTracks:1. Frayed F*cking Nerve Ending2. Last Dayz3. Critical Times4. Premadawnutt5. Demon in Here6. In the Heat of Angrr7. Skank N' Go Nutts
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In this upbeat musical directed by Walter Lang and featuring music penned by Irving Berlin, Ethel Merman shines as Sally Adams, an American ambassador to a fictional post-war European city. Proving that she was one of the screen's most electrifying presences, Merman helps to make CALL ME MADAM one of the genre's most celebrated pictures.DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseSingle Side - Dual LayerFull Frame - 1.33Audio: Stereo - English Mono - EnglishAdditional Release Material: Audio Commentary - 1. Miles Krueger - Musical Film Scholar Trailers - 1. Theatrical Trailer








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