Clapton in concert with his cover of the J.J. Cale song "Cocaine". Notice also the bass player is none other than Donald "Duck" Dunn of Booker T. and the M.G.s and the Blues Brothers.

Smashing Pumpkin's front man Billy Corgan borrows a guitar and gives an awesome impromptu concert in Italy.

It's amazing two people can make such a rich sweet sound. The audio is excellent for a YouTube post. Submitting this to Rock 'n Roll because dang it, this is the down 'n dirty DNA of Rock. Sonny Landreth... more inside

A classic moment in UK music history. For some reason the folks at the Reading/Leeds Festival in the UK booked Fiddy in 2004, even though it's a rock festival. The audience famously threw stuff at him... more inside

Founded in Glasgow in the 1970s, the Battlefield Band are one of the top Scottish roots bands. Their motto is 'Forward forever with Scotland's glorious past!'

Louis Armstrong guests on the Johnny Cash show, October 28, 1970. They play a Jimmie Rogers song together ("Blue Yodel"). What a great moment...

Nina Simone performs a heart-wrenching rendition of "for a while", live at Ronnie Scott's (1984).

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Get ready for love! Praise Him! [2x] Get ready for love! Get ready! Well, most of all nothing much ever really happens And God rides high up in the ordinary sky Until we find ourselves at out most distracted ... more inside

Wikipedia:"Jane Says" is a song by alternative rock group Jane's Addiction. It was first released in live format on the group's 1987 live debut album, Jane's Addiction. It was re-recorded in the studio... more inside

Originally formed from High School friends as the Jazziacs in Jersey City, New Jersey in 1964 - they later changed to Kool & The Gang; and performed a concert celebrating fourty years of Funk classics... more inside

Brad Delp, 1951-2007: What a voice. ...And what an indelible, tremendous voice it was. Listen to the sweet clarity and mellow crispness (on the first album) with which he nails those inhuman high notes... more inside

Roy Zimmerman sings and plays Beatles songs in a Celtic style. Hilarious!

The hardest rocking metal band of all time. Wikipedia: "Master of Puppets" is a song written by thrash metal band Holocaust and performed by L.A./Bay Area thrash metal band Metallica. It is the title... more inside

Jim Croce sings "Operator".

Both groups on stage, signing their greatest hits. Great energy. I'll Be There, Get Ready, Same Old Song, Ain't Too Proud to Beg, Baby I Need Your Loving, My Girl, Can't Get Next to You,Sugarpie Honeybun vs. I'm Losing You,

"Sometimes you wake up on a Saturday morning, the streets crowded with people, and you gotta find $12 to gets some batteries." This is a Ten-minute bit on Super Bad Brad. Raises more questions about this guy really!