The kings of soft rock, Chicago, are explored in this compelling behind-the-scenes documentary. Over an hour of rare footage is compiled on this edition of RAW (or REAL ARTISTS WORKING) which captures the talented musicians at their most candid and raw, in the rehearsal space. In between band discussions, interviews, and live performance footage, Chicago are filmed performing several hits songs in rehearsal. Included are renditions of "Wake Up Sunshine," "Will You Still Love Me," "Look Away," and "Free."

This 68 minute VHS videotape, first in Hollywood Music Store's RAW (real artists working) series features Chicago in rehearsal including interviews with band members, discussions of performance staging and live records of hit songs performed during the rehearsal. Songs include 25 Or 6 To 4, ake Up Sunshine, Dialogue Part l & ll, Canon, Will You Still Love Me, Free, Look Away, Just You and Me.

Containing music videos for nine of their most popular songs, BANGLES- GREATEST HITS celebrates the accomplishments of one of the best female rock acts of the 1980s. Formed in 1981 in LA, the Bangles joined artists like the Go-Go's in helping pave the way for later female rock groups. The band created a West Coast blend of airy pop that centered on the electric guitar. The sound was energetic and fun, reflecting the mood of 60s pop acts like the Beatles, the Byrds, and the Mamas and the Papas. The quartet found their greatest commercial success with the songs featured in the compilation, including: "Manic Monday," "Eternal Flame," and "Walk Like an Egyptian."

This Exclusive Collector's Edition DVD features a rare, personal tour of a recording session by Chicago. RAW (Real Artists Working) features an educational, behind-the-scenes look at Chicago as they plan, schedule and record in the studio in preparation

This Exclusive Collector's Edition DVD features a rare, personal tour of a recording session by Chicago. RAW (Real Artists Working) features an educational, behind-the-scenes look at Chicago as they plan, schedule and record in the studio in preparation

The legendary Beach Boys are once again led by their founding genius, Brian Wilson, in a once-in-a-lifetime all-star concert. Joining with many of country music's finest musicians, the Beach Boys revisit a number of their most famous hits, bringing a new magic and personality to these classic songs. Songs (and collaborators): Don't Worry Baby (Lorrie Morgan), The Warmth of the Sun (Willie Nelson), Little Deuce Coupe (James House), Sail on Sailor (Rodney Crowell), Caroline No (Timothy B. Schmidt), 409 (Junior Brown), Sloop John B (Collin Raye), Long Tall Texan (Doug Supernaw), I Get Around (Sawyer Brown), Be True to Your School (Toby Keith), Help Me Rhonda (T. Graham Brown), In My Room (Tammy Wynette), I Can Hear Music (Kathy Troccoli).

Intelligently assembled with over 40 songs dispersed throughout, ENDLESS HARMONY works not just as a rockumentary but as an important historical document of American music. It was obviously a labor of love for director Alan Boyd, who has also produced several other works about the Beach Boys. Carl Wilson died just a few months after filming was completed, making this an especially poignant journey for the group's many fans. This refreshingly down-to-earth film gives plenty of attention to the drug and psychological problems of brothers Dennis and Brian Wilson and their sufferings at the hands of their abusive dad and manager Murray. All of the surviving members (including Brian) tell their stories themselves, from the early surf days to their experimental PET SOUNDS sessions, leading up... Less

Throughout the 1980s, the Welsh rock group The Alarm crafted impassioned, anthemic songs marked by ringing guitars and socially conscious lyrics. After the band's official demise in 1991, lead singer-guitarist Mike Peters carried on the torch through solo projects and various incarnations of his former band. Recorded at London's La Scala in March 2004, LIVE IN THE POPPY FIELDS captures The Alarm's reformed lineup--Peters, guitarist James Stevenson (Generation X), bassist Craig Adams (Mission UK), and drummer Steve Grantley (Stiff Little Fingers)--in a live performance of songs from their 2004 album, IN THE POPPY FIELDS, as well as older classics like "68 Guns," "Spirit of '76," and "Blaze of Glory."

The Brothers Gibb perform their greatest hits from the '60s to the '90s in a concert filmed at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas, their first U.S. concert in nearly 10 years. In addition to their smash hits, the Bee Gees perform songs written for and made hits by other artists. Songs: You Should Be Dancing, Alone, Massachusetts, To Love Somebody, I've Gotta Get a Message to You, Words, Closer than Close, Islands in the Stream, One, Our Love (Don't Throw It All Away) [a special duet with their late brother Andy Gibb], Night Fever/More Than a Woman, Still Waters, Lonely Days, Morning of My Life, New York Mining Disaster 1941, Too Much Heaven, I Can't See Nobody, Run to Me, And the Sun Will Shine, Nights on Broadway, How Can You Mend a Broken Heart, Heartbreaker, Guilty, Immortality (with Celine... Less

Contains: "Great Performances" - Here are the legends of Rock 'n' Roll performing the songs that made them famous: from Janis Joplin to Aretha Franklin, from Elvis Presley to Jim Morrison the Kings and Queens of Rock 'n' Roll. Includes: Whole Lotta Shakin' (Jerry Lee Lewis), Please, Please, Please/Goodbye, So Long (Ike and Tina Turner), When Something is Wrong with My Baby (Sam and Dave), Respect (Aretha Franklin), I've Been Lovin' You Too Long (Otis Redding), I'm So Glad (Cream), Killing Floor (Jimi Hendrix), Summertime (Janis Joplin), Jailhouse Rock (Elvis Presley), And When I Die (Blood Sweat and Tears), Light My Fire (The Doors). "The Legendary Ladies" - Sexy, sweet, funny, tough these are the women who showed the world how to rock 'n' roll. Connie Francis, Linda Ronstadt, Tina... Less

Although far less famous than their Liverpudlian counterparts The Beatles, who emerged in the same era, Gerry and the Pacemakers still enjoyed a sizeable chunk of success with a string of number one singles in their native UK. Lead singer Gerry Madsen stuck with the band through thick and thin, with this show from 1990 coming in the 31st year of the band's existence. Shot at the Pavilion in Glasgow, a buoyant crowd welcomes the band on stage, and they proceed to deliver a hit-filled set. Among the songs performed are "Ferry Across The Mersey," "You'll Never Walk Alone," "Don't Let the Sun Catch You Crying," and many others.

Originally televised as a Pay-Per-View New Year's Eve special, HOMECOMING LIVE tracks an emotional performance in the Boys' native state of Florida. Filmed at an arena in Orlando, the five super studs perform eighteen hit songs. As a bonus, each Backstreet Boy sings one song completely solo, showcasing the different vocal styles of these talented singers. No matter which of these five hotties you like the best, you'll get your fill on this great video!

This triple-DVD set will indeed have you dancing in the street-it features 100 vintage videos of Motown artists, both household names and obscure-but-sought -after artists! Here are a few tidbits: Step into My Shoes Martha Reeves & the Vandellas; Crazy 'Bout the Guy Supremes; Helpless Kim Weston; Love Machine Miracles; He Really Was Sayin' Somethin' Velvelettes; Holding On with Both Hands Marvelettes, and more from Edwin Starr, Chuck Jackson, the Contours, Johnny Bristol, Billy Preston, Brenda Holloway and many, many more. Three hours of Motor City soul!

15+ years after their winsome indie debut, Canada's Barenaked Ladies come full circle here, dropping off the major label merry-go-round to re-embrace a DYI sensibility with typically breezy aplomb. But, as this collection's strong songs and crisp production attest, that hardly means the band didn't learn a thing or three during its successful tenure in the majors. The gorgeous melancholy of "Adrift" is apt preamble to a collection that's more thematically balanced and graced by an expansive sense of artistic democracy. While mainstays Steven Page and Ed Robertson contribute such patently torqued, BNL-mirthful fare as "Bank Job," "Bull in a China Shop," "Rule the World With Love" and "Wind It Up," there's a growing maturity and sense of reflection in their work as well, as evidenced by... Less

'N Sync fans should know that this DVD of footage of the pop superstars shot by group member Joey Fatone during their pre-stardom days in 1996-97 features no songs or audible live performances, so its "must-have" status is entirely relative to one's need to own all things 'N Sync. The hour's worth of camcorder footage features a baby-faced Justin Timberlake, JC Chasez, Chris Kirkpatrick, and Lance Bass en route to or from shows in Europe and Asia or horsing around in hotel rooms; since Fatone is usually operating the camera, he gets the least amount of onscreen time. One gets an idea of the sheer hectic quality of their lives from the group's alternately manic or exhausted appearance; shots of their buses being swarmed by hysterical fans should prove alarming to parents. But the boys also... Less

'N Sync diehards can toss out their haphazard VHS copies of the boy band juggernaut's music videos and relish them over and over on this DVD, which compiles their most popular songs and presents them in Dolby Digital 2.0 or 5.1 Surround Sound. The disc eschews their early bubblegum phase in favor of the hits from 2000's No Strings Attached and 2001's Celebrity--"Bye Bye Bye," "It's Gonna Be Me," the relentlessly catchy "Pop," and "This I Promise You" (which is also presented in an unreleased Spanish-language version). No special features are included, but a live performance of "Gone," from MTV's Road to Celebrity special, and a frantic run through "Pop" from the 2001 MTV Video Music Awards, minus Michael Jackson's appearance, are included, along with a remix of "Girlfriend" featuring... Less