The Gibbons Family

Maybe we're amazed.

Excellent.

I don't remember it as being such a quiet movie.

I own "Northern Dreamer" and all the albums they discuss here. Bill Nelson is a genius. Be-Bop Deluxe was the best band of the 1970s. All of his albums, solo, Be-Bop, Red Noise, were ahead of their time and brilliant. And I'm so glad I've got them all. Thanks for this long interview Bill. Wish yo...

Actually, the description isn't accurate. It isn't nothing but a blank screen. There is text saying, "Enter text here".If you're looking for nothing but a blank screen, it isn't this clip.

Love it! We have everything - Coming Soon, Countdowns, Intermissions, Messages etc..., and "Theatre Intros" just adds to the whole experience. Thanks for this. Added (2010s) to the title, as we like to watch movies from the Silent Era all the way to the present. Good Luck with your next project. ...

Many of you don't understand what was happening at the time, but those of us who were there understand.

Take a look at the Grammy Award for "Album of the Year" between 1964 and 1970 and you will see that the Old WW2 generation who hated The Beatles and everyone with long hair virtually ignored T...

If you were wondering why music in the 1960s was so good, now you know.

I wish there was a video of this performance without the XFactor clips distracting.

If Gary was playing at the local bar, the lineups would be for blocks and blocks.

WHATSDAPROBLEM? He was just "pushin' the envelope".

How do we know that this version is from May 1927 and not from June 1923? I'd really like to know more about the original album this specific version was on and more about the sessions that produced this song and the album it was on, if anyone is that knowledgeable about this era.

I became so si...

I love this video and wish there was more like them. We watch this almost every week as part of our movie night.

I'd love to know the song names and the artists performing them. I've just spent about an hour trying to get the last song where someone shouts "oh, play that thing". Each time I think...