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Os Doces Bárbaros

The film records the commemorative tour of the ten years of the career of the Bahia singers Caetano Veloso, Gilberto Gil, Maria Bethânia and Gal Costa, who formed the group with the name of Doces Bárbaros (Sweet Barbarians), at the suggestion of Bethânia. Conceived to present the shows of the live album that would be released (Doces Bárbaros - Live), the documentary changed of tone when registering the arrest and judgment of Gilberto Gil and of a companion by possession of drugs. Gil was forced to go to a detox clinic, and only went out to participate in the programmed shows.

Os Doces Bárbaros

8.0 1977
Little Feat: Live in Holland 1976

Little Feat are one of the most influential American bands of the seventies. Founded by Lowell George and Bill Payne in L.A. during 1969; they produced a series of highly original albums over the next decade featuring an eclectic blend of rock 'n' roll, blues, country, folk, soul, and jazz before the death of Lowell George in 1979, which brought the first phase of the band's existence to an end. This set captures the band's performance at the famous Dutch festival Pinkpop on June 7th, 1976, and captures the band's classic line-up at the peak of their powers performing many of their best known tracks.

Little Feat: Live in Holland 1976

NR 1976
Dead Kennedys Live from the Earth Tavern, Portland, OR

It was clear from the start that the Dead Kennedys were not your average band. Jello Biafra's lyrical themes were overtly political, attacking President Ronald Reagan, the Klan, big business, and such with a glorious sense of raging sarcasm that owes some credence to such wild luminaries as Lenny Bruce. Their appearance at the Earth Tavern in Portland Oregon in November 1979 was a rare step out of their native CA when Fresh Fruit for Rotting Vegetables had just made the stores and Holiday in Cambodia was only just hitting the decks.

Dead Kennedys Live from the Earth Tavern, Portland, OR

NR 1979
Witkacy pod namiotem, czyli Szalona Lokomotywa w Teatrze Stu w inscenizacji Krzysztofa Jasińskiego

Witkacy under the tent, or "Crazy Locomotive" at the STU Theater, staged by Krzysztof Jasinski. The first Polish musical based on Witkacy's texts, directed by Krzysztof Jasinski. The beautiful and frantic music of Marek Grechuta and Jan Kanty Pawluśkiewicz, performed by the STU Theater orchestra, enchanted not only the audience, but also the actors themselves. The performance took place in a tent on Rydla Street in Cracow. The documentary shows the immense amount of work that the actors, musicians, writers and director had to put into preparing this astonishing performance.

Witkacy pod namiotem, czyli Szalona Lokomotywa w Teatrze Stu w inscenizacji Krzysztofa Jasińskiego

NR 1977
Steve Hackett: The Bremen Broadcast - Musikladen 8th November 1978

Steve Hackett's legendary performance on the German TV show Musikladen, recorded in Bremen on the 8th November 1978. Taped in front of a small studio audience, the performance featured Steve's newly formed band of John Hackett (flute, guitar, bass pedals), Nick Magnus (keyboards), Dik Cadbury (bass), John Shearer (drums) and Pete Hicks (vocals) and was recorded prior to the release of the album Spectral Mornings. Steve now reflects; "At the time of the recording of the Musikladen show in Germany, we struggled to meet the needs of the studio technicians who wanted US to turn down our amps... We got out of it in the time honored way by doing what we liked on the night and up went the amps to eleven as usual! On reflection I think it all came out really well. The band were very much on form and I'm proud of the performance. It was part of the first tour with my own team and in places it felt like a rocket lifting off"

Steve Hackett: The Bremen Broadcast - Musikladen 8th November 1978

NR 1979
The Knack: Live at Carnegie Hall

With one of the fastest selling debut albums of all time, The Knack burst onto the scene in 1979 with their own brand of straightforward power pop and a lead-off single ("My Sharona") that would top the charts and become Billboard's Top Pop Single of 1979. A true overnight sensation that would be doomed by overhype and the inevitable critical backlash that followed, The Knack were nonetheless an exciting live band with both musical chops and a sense of humor.

The Knack: Live at Carnegie Hall

NR 1979
Eric Clapton: Old Grey Whistle Test

BBC TV Special broadcast on Apr 26, 1977. Recorded live at Old Grey Whistle Test Studio. Setlist: (1) Bob Harris Introduction, (2) Hello Old Friend, (3) Sign Language (4) Alberta, Alberta, (5) Tell The Truth, (6) Can't Find My Way Home (vocals Yvonne Elliman), (7) Double Trouble, (8) I Shot The Sheriff, (9) Knocking On Heaven's Door, (10) Further Up The Road, (11) Badge. Musicians: George Terry (Guitar), Dicks Sims (Keyboards), Carl Radle (Bass), Jamie Oldaker (Drums), Sergio Pastora Rodriguez (Percussion), Yvonne Elliman (Backing Vocals), Marcy Levy (Backing Vocals)

Eric Clapton: Old Grey Whistle Test

7.5 1977
America Live

Dewey Bunnel, Dan Peek and Gerry Beckley formed America in the late 1960's in London. After their self-titled debut album was released in 1972, the band captured the Grammy Award for Best New Artist. By 1975, America had 4 songs in the Top 10 Pop Singles chart in the US [Tin Man, Ventura Highway, I Need You, and Horse With No Name]. They released the George Marin-produced "Holiday" ust a few months prior to this 1975 performance that captures America at the top of their game.

America Live

NR 1975