Online Tutorial Video Clips

B.B. King plays live guitar solo. This came from the extras on the DVD The Road to Memphis: http://www.pbs.org/theblues/aboutfilms/pearce.html And the only other complete performance by BB on the extras is Key to the Highway, which doesn't have this incredibly searing guitar and is in fact pretty "lite". ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ CHECK OUT B.B. ON MYSPACE:- http://www.myspace.com/bbkingmyspace ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++

A touching moment between father and son. Beautiful. (Conceived on The White Island by Billy Faithfull and Oli Beale - cut by BF). darth vader blues harmonica feels blue star wars funny luke Anakin skywalker

Johnny Cash - Folsom Prison Blues Town Hall Party, Los Angeles, California August 8, 1959

Best Video ever.. I must say it wasn't ripped by Me. I was looking for this video on youtube and I couln't find it so I searched all over the Net and found it so, I thought of showing it for the youtube comunity!... shoouuu

Albert King and Stevie Ray Vaughan R.I.P.

Music video by Blues Traveler performing Hook with Michael Barbiero [Producer], Steve Thompson [Producer] (C) 1994 A&M Records

Christina Ricci as angel in the Moby "Natural Blues" video, also includes Fairuza Balk as Moby's girlfriend

Alan Jackson Summertime Blues (C) 1994 Arista Records, Inc.

Cry guitar cry...

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Performing Tom Traubert's Blues on The Old Grey Whistle Test

The first official Video of "Nights in white satin"! One "Night" in Paris (Hilton?).

See Jim Morrison get escorted off the stage and or pass out and or get arrested again, and again, AND again.

Music video by The Moody Blues performing Your Wildest Dreams with Unknown (C) 1986 Universal Records, a Division of UMG Recordings, Inc.

John Lennon on vocals and guitar, Eric Clapton on lead guitar, Keith Richards on bass, and Mitch Mitchell on drums.

John Coltrane, McCoy Tyner, Jimmy Garrison, Elvin Jones "Afro Blue" (1963)

Jason's beautiful, sad new song, "Dress Blues", performed live at Stubbs in Austin, TX 2006

THE OFFICIAL KOOP VIDEO (KOOP ISLAND BLUES) FEATURING KOOP THEMSELVES, MIA JACOB & LUC CATANIA, SHOOT IN PARIS THIS FALL, DIRECTED BY JF JULIAN, ART DIRECTED BY MIA OATLEY, EDITED BY CHARLENE GRAVEL, D.O.P BY CHRISTOPHE GRAILLOT.

Jake, Elwood & the Blues Brothers Band perform the theme from the television show 'Rawhide' at Bob's Country Bunker (where they have both 'country & western!'). I hadn't planned on doing another Blues Brothers video, but with the overwhelming positive reaction to the first one I did (it's always nice to hear from fellow Blues Brothers fans) I decided to do this followup. I always thought this was one of the best scenes in the film - among so many great ones. I still have yet ever seen an actual episode of Rawhide, but the theme song is great - or at least performed by Jake & Elwood. Plus the song gave me an opportunity to highlight the famous Bluesmobile. So for any of you Blues Brothers fans out there - Enjoy! Who knows, maybe I'll do a third Blues Brothers video at some point.

First original video to the music "Koop Islands Blues" performed by KOOP in the album "Koop Islands", Ane Brun is the vocals... "Hello my love It's getting cold on this island I'm sad alone I'm so sad on my own The truth is We were much too young Now I'm looking for you Or anyone like you We said goodbye With the smile on our faces Now you're alone You're so sad on your own The truth is We run out of time Now you're looking for me Or anyone like me Na na na na... Hello my love It's getting cold on this island I'm sad alone I'm so sad on my own The truth is We were much too young Now I'm looking for you Or anyone like you"

Gary moore, playing his song still got the blues, amazing performance, im sure you will agree

This is a video I made using the classic Marvin Gaye song, "Inner City Blues (Make Me Wanna Holler)". At the beginning of the video, I wanted to throw the viewer right into the time frame of the video flashing the notable leaders who were assassinated during the 1960s such as MLK, Malcolm X, JFK and Robert Kennedy. The rest of the video was used to try and enhance Marvin's lyrics of poverty, racial tension, the Vietnam War and other issues of that specific time. Its ironic how some of these same issues still exist today only through different titles of propaganda. I hope you enjoy and take care.

Played in France in 1980. It's the same concert as "off the handle" is played :D Enjoy.

sung by "Joliet" Jake E. Blues(John Belushi) and Elwood J. Blues(Dan Aykroyd); the Blues Brothers

classic performance as ever, enjoy