Did you mean?
Search Results - Showing 36 - 48 Of 50
_rolling-stones-bootleg-unreleased-decca-live-album-1972.jpg "Recorded live during the North American tour in 1972.<br/><br/>Mick Jagger - vocals, harmonica.<br/>Keith Richards - guitar, vocals.<br/>Mick Taylor - guitar.<br/>Bill Wyman - bass.<br/>Charlie Warrs - drums.<br/><br/>Nicky Hopkins - piano.<br/>Bobby Keys - saxophone.<br/>Jim Price - trumpet, trombone.<br/><br/>All down the line.<br/>Brown sugar.<br/>Bitch.<br/>Rock off.<br/>Gimme shelter.<br/>Happy.<br/>Tumbling dice.<br/>Love in vain.<br/>Sweet Virginia.<br/>You can't always get what you want.<br/>Midnight eambler.<br/>Rip this joint.<br/>Jumpin' Jack Flash.<br/>Street fighting man.")
⏲ 1:6:11 👁 10K
_fat-albert-and-the-cosby-kids-the-hero-1972.jpg "Fat Albert and the Cosby Kids - The Hero - 1972 from series 1972")
⏲ 19:50 👁 10K
_stax-soulsville-u-s-a.jpg "STAX Soulsville U.S.A. Trailer HD - Documentary series - Story of an underdog, interracial record label that ushered in the groundbreaking music of Otis Redding, Isaac Hayes, Booker T. & the M.G.’s, The Staple Singers, Sam & Dave and many others - Plot synopsis: By 1973, Stax Records was one of the recording industry’s most influential producers of soul music, breaking acts such as Otis Redding, Isaac Hayes, Booker T. & the M.G.’s, Sam & Dave, and many more. In just under two decades, the scrappy outsider had grown from a modest family-owned record store and studio in Memphis, TN to a trailblazing global music label. STAX: SOULSVILLE U.S.A. chronicles the audacious group of individuals who dared to make music on their own terms, smashing racial barriers and defining an era and leaving an enduring musical legacy in their wake. Driven by a striking collection of restored and remastered archival performance footage and intimate interviews with key players in the label’s remarkable history, STAX: SOULSVILLE U.S.A. details the unlikely origin story of Stax Records and pays tribute to its complex music library and the legendary artists that emerged from the iconic studio.<br/><br/>Founded in 1957 by Jim Stewart and co-owned with his sister, Estelle Axton, the company drew upon a mix of young, local talent – musicians, songwriters, and producers – who would create the unforgettable Stax sound. Against the backdrop of the American south of the ‘50s, ‘60s, and ‘70s, white and Black artists worked together, defying segregation, and producing hits such as “(Sittin’ On) the Dock of the Bay,” “Soul Man,” “Green Onions,” and the Oscar®-winning “Theme from Shaft.” At the peak of its success, Stax artists commemorated the Watts Rebellion by playing to over 100,000 African Americans at the 1972 benefit concert Wattstax. During an era of major social turbulence, systemic inequity, and racial tensions, Stax, an integrated company, saw stunning artistic and cultural success, and managed to rebound from repeated business setbacks and tragic losses before the studio ultimately dissolved after fifteen pioneering years. <br/><br/>STAX: Soulsville, U.S.A.Releases on HBO and Streams on MAX on May 20 & 21st 2024<br/><br/>Directed by Jamila Wignot <br/>Produced by Jamila Wignot and Kara Elverson<br/>Executive Produced by Ezra Edelman, Caroline Waterlow, Nigel Sinclair, Nicholas Ferrall, Scott Pascucci, Sophia Dilley, Michele Smith, Jody Gerson, David Blackman, Charlie Cohen, and Ron Broitman<br/>Featuring Otis Redding, Estelle Axton, Al Bell, Steve Cropper, Isaac Hayes, Booker T. Jones, Sam Moore, Deanie Parker, David Porter, Jim Stewart, Carla Thomas")
⏲ 2:13 👁 60K
_crawlspace-1972.jpg "Crawlspace (1972) from series 1972")
⏲ 1:13:20 👁 10K
_home-for-the-holidays-1972.jpg "Home for the Holidays (1972) from series 1972")
⏲ 1:14:1 👁 5K
_fat-albert-and-the-cosby-kids-four-eyes-1972.jpg "Fat Albert and the Cosby Kids - Four Eyes - 1972 from series 1972")
⏲ 19:52 👁 5K
_fat-albert-and-the-cosby-kids-creativity-1972.jpg "Fat Albert and the Cosby Kids - Creativity - 1972 from series 1972")
⏲ 21:24 👁 5K
_soft-machine-bootleg-piper-club-rome-it-04-24-1972.jpg "Recorded live at the Piper Club, Rome, Italy, April 24, 1972.<br/><br/>Mike Ratledge - keyboards.<br/>Elton Dean - alto saxophone, saxello.<br/>Hugh Hopper - bass.<br/>John Marshall - drums.<br/><br/>Plain Tiff.<br/>All white.<br/>Slightly all the time.<br/>Drop.<br/>M. C.<br/>Out bloody rageous.<br/>As if.<br/>L. B. O.<br/>Pigling Bland.")
⏲ 1:5:58 👁 5K
_fat-albert-and-the-cosby-kids-lying-1972.jpg "Fat Albert and the Cosby Kids - Lying - 1972 from series 1972")
⏲ 19:53 ✓ 06-May-2024
_fat-albert-and-the-cosby-kids-the-tomboy-1972.jpg "Fat Albert and the Cosby Kids - The Tomboy - 1972 from series 1972")
⏲ 19:50 ✓ 06-May-2024
_fat-albert-and-the-cosby-kids-the-stranger-1972.jpg "Fat Albert and the Cosby Kids - The Stranger - 1972 from series 1972")
⏲ 19:52 ✓ 06-May-2024
_fat-albert-and-the-cosby-kids-the-runt-1972.jpg "Fat Albert and the Cosby Kids - The Runt - 1972 from series 1972")
⏲ 19:50 ✓ 06-May-2024
Related Searches
Search Videos
Recent Searches
_rolling-stones-bootleg-unreleased-decca-live-album-1972.webp "Recorded live during the North American tour in 1972.<br/><br/>Mick Jagger - vocals, harmonica.<br/>Keith Richards - guitar, vocals.<br/>Mick Taylor - guitar.<br/>Bill Wyman - bass.<br/>Charlie Warrs - drums.<br/><br/>Nicky Hopkins - piano.<br/>Bobby Keys - saxophone.<br/>Jim Price - trumpet, trombone.<br/><br/>All down the line.<br/>Brown sugar.<br/>Bitch.<br/>Rock off.<br/>Gimme shelter.<br/>Happy.<br/>Tumbling dice.<br/>Love in vain.<br/>Sweet Virginia.<br/>You can't always get what you want.<br/>Midnight eambler.<br/>Rip this joint.<br/>Jumpin' Jack Flash.<br/>Street fighting man.")
_fat-albert-and-the-cosby-kids-the-hero-1972.webp "Fat Albert and the Cosby Kids - The Hero - 1972 from series 1972")
_stax-soulsville-u-s-a.webp "STAX Soulsville U.S.A. Trailer HD - Documentary series - Story of an underdog, interracial record label that ushered in the groundbreaking music of Otis Redding, Isaac Hayes, Booker T. & the M.G.’s, The Staple Singers, Sam & Dave and many others - Plot synopsis: By 1973, Stax Records was one of the recording industry’s most influential producers of soul music, breaking acts such as Otis Redding, Isaac Hayes, Booker T. & the M.G.’s, Sam & Dave, and many more. In just under two decades, the scrappy outsider had grown from a modest family-owned record store and studio in Memphis, TN to a trailblazing global music label. STAX: SOULSVILLE U.S.A. chronicles the audacious group of individuals who dared to make music on their own terms, smashing racial barriers and defining an era and leaving an enduring musical legacy in their wake. Driven by a striking collection of restored and remastered archival performance footage and intimate interviews with key players in the label’s remarkable history, STAX: SOULSVILLE U.S.A. details the unlikely origin story of Stax Records and pays tribute to its complex music library and the legendary artists that emerged from the iconic studio.<br/><br/>Founded in 1957 by Jim Stewart and co-owned with his sister, Estelle Axton, the company drew upon a mix of young, local talent – musicians, songwriters, and producers – who would create the unforgettable Stax sound. Against the backdrop of the American south of the ‘50s, ‘60s, and ‘70s, white and Black artists worked together, defying segregation, and producing hits such as “(Sittin’ On) the Dock of the Bay,” “Soul Man,” “Green Onions,” and the Oscar®-winning “Theme from Shaft.” At the peak of its success, Stax artists commemorated the Watts Rebellion by playing to over 100,000 African Americans at the 1972 benefit concert Wattstax. During an era of major social turbulence, systemic inequity, and racial tensions, Stax, an integrated company, saw stunning artistic and cultural success, and managed to rebound from repeated business setbacks and tragic losses before the studio ultimately dissolved after fifteen pioneering years. <br/><br/>STAX: Soulsville, U.S.A.Releases on HBO and Streams on MAX on May 20 & 21st 2024<br/><br/>Directed by Jamila Wignot <br/>Produced by Jamila Wignot and Kara Elverson<br/>Executive Produced by Ezra Edelman, Caroline Waterlow, Nigel Sinclair, Nicholas Ferrall, Scott Pascucci, Sophia Dilley, Michele Smith, Jody Gerson, David Blackman, Charlie Cohen, and Ron Broitman<br/>Featuring Otis Redding, Estelle Axton, Al Bell, Steve Cropper, Isaac Hayes, Booker T. Jones, Sam Moore, Deanie Parker, David Porter, Jim Stewart, Carla Thomas")
_crawlspace-1972.webp "Crawlspace (1972) from series 1972")
_home-for-the-holidays-1972.webp "Home for the Holidays (1972) from series 1972")
_fat-albert-and-the-cosby-kids-four-eyes-1972.webp "Fat Albert and the Cosby Kids - Four Eyes - 1972 from series 1972")
_fat-albert-and-the-cosby-kids-creativity-1972.webp "Fat Albert and the Cosby Kids - Creativity - 1972 from series 1972")
_soft-machine-bootleg-piper-club-rome-it-04-24-1972.webp "Recorded live at the Piper Club, Rome, Italy, April 24, 1972.<br/><br/>Mike Ratledge - keyboards.<br/>Elton Dean - alto saxophone, saxello.<br/>Hugh Hopper - bass.<br/>John Marshall - drums.<br/><br/>Plain Tiff.<br/>All white.<br/>Slightly all the time.<br/>Drop.<br/>M. C.<br/>Out bloody rageous.<br/>As if.<br/>L. B. O.<br/>Pigling Bland.")
_fat-albert-and-the-cosby-kids-lying-1972.webp "Fat Albert and the Cosby Kids - Lying - 1972 from series 1972")
_fat-albert-and-the-cosby-kids-the-tomboy-1972.webp "Fat Albert and the Cosby Kids - The Tomboy - 1972 from series 1972")
_fat-albert-and-the-cosby-kids-the-stranger-1972.webp "Fat Albert and the Cosby Kids - The Stranger - 1972 from series 1972")
_fat-albert-and-the-cosby-kids-the-runt-1972.webp "Fat Albert and the Cosby Kids - The Runt - 1972 from series 1972")
![[+]](/images/menu.gif){kind=small}