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Tears for Fears perform in both live concert situations and conceptual videos.
titles include
Shout,
Everybody Wants to Rule the World,
and
Head Over Heels.
Also included is a mini-documentary of the British and German legs of their 1985 world tour.

The world of Latin percussion has produced some incredible performers. Giovanni Hidalgo and Horacio Hernandez can count themselves amongst the cream of the crop, and gear they perform a selection of material from their Travelling Through Time album. extensive interview footage is also included, offering valuable insight into how the two Latin jazz geniuses go about their work.DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseFull Frame - 1.33

This collection includes episodes 18-21 of the vintage 1960s TV show THE BEAT, featuring a selection of performances by soul artists recorded in their prime. Fans will thrill to the sounds of original
Bahama Mama
Jamo Thomas, as well as Robert Parker, Mitty Collier, Z.Z. Hill, and Nashville R&B greats Earl Gaines, Joe Simon, and Bobby Hebb. The incomparable Lou Rawls and Freddie King round out this momentous lineup of classic soul artists.

Episodes 14-17 of the vintage TV show THE BEAT are highlighted by footage of jazz legend Louis Jordan, who helped define the emerging R&B sound in the 1940s with the buoyant rhythms he played on his saxophone. Shown here in 1966, he obviously still had the touch, and still fronted one of the hottest bands around. An additional treat are guitarists Freddie King, an inspiration to both rock musicians and bluesmen alike, and Clarence
Gatemouth
Brown. Examples of Clarence `Frogman` Henry`s New Orleans-style R&B round out this stellar lineup of classic musicians from the exciting period of the 1960s.

Precocious pioneers of the rockabilly sound, the Collins Kids were a pair of siblings from Oklahoma who travelled to LA in the early 1950s to make it big. Little brother Larry played the double-necked guitar with a hyperkinetic energy, delivering riffs he'd learned from his mentor Joe Maphis. Older sister Lorrie was a sensuous teenage heartthrob, and the pair were responsible for some of the best early rockabilly, while Larry is often credited with inventing surf guitar. Their appearances on the weekly television show TOWN HALL PARTY display the excitement and energy of early rock & roll, and collected here are almost all of their appearances on the show in 1959. The kids cover LaVern Baker's So High, So Low, Lloyd Price's Stagger Lee, and a white-hot duet between Larry and Joe Maphis, titled Mutt and Jeff Boogie.

This collection includes episodes 18-21 of the vintage 1960s TV show THE BEAT, featuring a selection of performances by soul artists recorded in their prime. Fans will thrill to the sounds of original Bahama Mama Jamo Thomas, as well as Robert Parker, Mitty Collier, Z.Z. Hill, and Nashville R&B greats Earl Gaines, Joe Simon, and Bobby Hebb. The incomparable Lou Rawls and Freddie King round out this momentous lineup of classic soul artists.

Episodes 14-17 of the vintage TV show THE BEAT are highlighted by footage of jazz legend Louis Jordan, who helped define the emerging R&B sound in the 1940s with the buoyant rhythms he played on his saxophone. Shown here in 1966, he obviously still had the touch, and still fronted one of the hottest bands around. An additional treat are guitarists Freddie King, an inspiration to both rock musicians and bluesmen alike, and Clarence Gatemouth Brown. Examples of Clarence 'Frogman' Henry's New Orleans-style R&B round out this stellar lineup of classic musicians from the exciting period of the 1960s.

Episodes 14-17 of the vintage TV show THE BEAT are highlighted by footage of jazz legend Louis Jordan, who helped define the emerging R&B sound in the 1940s with the buoyant rhythms he played on his saxophone. Shown here in 1966, he obviously still had the touch, and still fronted one of the hottest bands around. An additional treat are guitarists Freddie King, an inspiration to both rock musicians and bluesmen alike, and Clarence Gatemouth Brown. Examples of Clarence 'Frogman' Henry's New Orleans-style R&B round out this stellar lineup of classic musicians from the exciting period of the 1960s.