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I SAW HER STANDING THERE I Saw Her Standing There
Paul McCartney is joined by Elton John, Eric Clapton, Phil Collins and other music legends at the 1986 Prince’s Trust Rock Gala.   The performance was recorded on June 20, 1986 at Wembley Arena (London).  Running Time is 4:00 minutes.  File size is 51.8 MG.
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LONG TALL SALLY Long Tall Sally
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aul McCartney leads Eric Clapton, Phil Collins, Elton John and other legendary rock all-stars in this timeless Little Richard tune.  The fans at Wembley Arena go wild in this send-off to the 1986 Prince’s Trust Rock Gala.   Performance recorded on June 20, 1986.  Running Time is 2.55 minutes.  File size is 30 MG.
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THE PASSENGER The Passenger (1977 Live with Interview)
Iggy Pop creates all kinds of trouble for a British TV show in this unedited, over stimulating version of The Passenger, performed in 1977. Complete with the notorious interview that caused all the ruckus, this is a true artifact of music history, and a treasured collectible for Iggy’s fans. Read all about it here. Running Time is 9:45 minutes.  File size is a whopping 118 MG.
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IN THE AIR TONIGHT In the Air Tonight
Phil Collins quiets the crowd in this haunting, solo acoustic performance of “In the Air Tonight” at Wembley Arena.  Part of the celebrated Prince’s Trust Rock Gala, performed on June 20, 1986.   Running Times is 5:14 minutes.  File Size is 69.3 MG.
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I CAN’T HELP MYSELF I Can't Help Myself (Live In London, 1970)
At the height of their popularity, in 1970, the Four Tops travelled to London and performed their Number One hit on David Frost’s variety show. The stunningly beautiful color video, recently discovered in a British archive, provides a wonderful keepsake of a joyous moment in pop history.  Performed on the TV show, Frost on Sunday, March 15, 1970.   Running time is 2:56.  File Size is 39.2 MG
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TRY A LITTLE TENDERNESS Try a Little Tenderness (Live In London, 1967)
Otis Redding came to London at the height of the “pirate radio” phenomenon, and his 1967 performance at the Finsbury Park Astoria with the Stax Volt Revue is legendary music history.  ”Try a Little Tenderness” was the last song in a long night, and it brought the house to its knees.   This performance, captured just six months before his tragic death,  would make Redding an international superstar.   Running Time:  4:42 minutes.  File Size:  60.1 MG
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THE PASSENGER The Passenger (1977 Live with Interview)
Iggy Pop creates all kinds of trouble for a British TV show in this unedited, over stimulating version of The Passenger, performed in 1977. Complete with the notorious interview that caused all the ruckus, this is a true artifact of music history, and a treasured collectible for Iggy’s fans. Read all about it here. Running Time is 9:45 minutes.  File size is a whopping 118 MG.
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MAGGIE’S FARM Maggie's Farm
When Bob Dylan brought an electric guitar to the 1965 Newport Folk Festival, he changed the course of music for good.  Dylan’s performance of Maggie’s Farm is “the most written about event in rock history,” and this video has a pulsating drive and urgency that is unlike any other live performance, before or since.  Read about it here.   Running Time:  5:19.  File Size:  68.6 MG.
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GEORGE HARRISON
→While My Guitar Gently Weeps While My Guitar Gently Weeps
George Harrison teamed up with Eric Clapton and Ringo Starr in this celebrated performance at the 1986 Prince’s Trust Rock Gala.   One of the few live performances that featured Harrison, Clapton, and Starr, and a best-selling video worldwide.  Running Time:    5:48   File Size:   74.8 MG
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PAUL McCARTNEY
→I Saw Her Standing There I Saw Her Standing There
Paul McCartney is joined by Elton John, Eric Clapton, Phil Collins and other music legends at the 1986 Prince’s Trust Rock Gala.   The performance was recorded on June 20, 1986 at Wembley Arena (London).  Running Time is 4:00 minutes.  File size is 51.8 MG.
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→Get Back Get Back
McCartney teams up with Tina Turner to rock the crowd with this Beatles hit at the Prince’s Trust Rock Gala in 1986.   “I had never considered going back on tour until I got the royals rocking at The Prince’s Trust concert,” said McCartney.  “I joined Tina Turner on stage …and the packed crowd went crazy. I had missed playing live shows but I didn’t realize how much until I did The Prince’s Trust gig. That concert left me feeing so good….”  Read more about it here.   Running Time is 3:57 minutes.   File Size  is 50.8MG
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→Long Tall Sally Long Tall Sally
Paul McCartney leads Eric Clapton, Phil Collins, Elton John and other legendary rock all-stars in this timeless Little Richard tune.  The fans at Wembley Arena go wild in this send-off to the 1986 Prince’s Trust Rock Gala.   Performance recorded on June 20, 1986.  Running Time is 2.55 minutes.  File size is 30 MG.
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ERIC CLAPTON
Tearing Us Apart Tearing Us Apart
Clapton previews his new blues anthem, Tearing Us Apart, with Tina Turner (who performed the duet on his August album, which would be released after this performance at The Prince’s Trust Rock Gala).   There is a real joy to the performance, and the sparks are flying between Clapton and Turner.   Read more about it here.   Running Time is 6:00 minutes.   File Size is 74.2 MG.
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→Note: Eric Clapton also appears in a back up role on the following videos:  While My Guitar Gently Weeps, I Saw Her Standing There, Saturday Night’s Alright (For Fighting), and Long Tall Sally

ELTON JOHN
→Your Song
Your Song
Elton John performs an intimate, solo version of his timeless love song on a grand piano overlooking the crowd at Wembley Arena in London. Elton has remarked that “I don’t think I’ve written a love song as good since, ” and this performance is often cited as the best live version of his signature tune.   Read more about it here.   Running Time is 4:37 minutes.  File Size is 59.9 MG.
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→Saturday Night’s Alright (For Fighting) Saturday Night's Alright (For Fighting)
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ne of the stand-out highlights from the Grammy Award winning 1987 Prince’s Trust Concert, this classic features Elton John with Eric Clapton, Phil Collins, Ringo Starr, and other legends of rock history.   Packed with live energy as the rock stars happily feed off each other.   Read more about it here.   Running Time is 5:17 minutes.   File Size is 68.9 MG.
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BOB DYLAN
→Maggie’s Farm Maggie's Farm
When Bob Dylan brought an electric guitar to the 1965 Newport Folk Festival, he changed the course of music for good.  Dylan’s performance of Maggie’s Farm is “the most written about event in rock history,” and this video has a pulsating drive and urgency that is unlike any other live performance, before or since.  Read about it here.   Running Time:  5:19.  File Size:  68.6 MG.
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YOU CAN’T HURRY LOVE You Can't Hurry Love
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hil Collins performs a visually stunning, fun version of  his Number One hit , backed enthusiastically by an all-star line-up including Eric Clapton, Alan Clark, Ray Cooper, Elton John, and Mark Knopfler.  Captured at Wembley Arena in London as part of the Prince’s Trust Rock Gala in 1988:  Read about it here. Running Time is 4:21 minutes  File size is 56.7 MG
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NIGHTS IN WHITE SATIN Nights In White Satin
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erformed by the young Moody Blues in 1967 at the legendary Speakeasy Club in London, this was captured a full six years before the song hit the pop charts.   A rare, color version discovered in a French archive, the video captures the spirit of Swingin’ London’s night life, and is a real treasure of music history.  Read more about it here.  Running Time is 4:35.   File Size is 61.3 MG.
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TRY A LITTLE TENDERNESS Try a Little Tenderness (Live In London, 1967)
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tis Redding came to London at the height of the “pirate radio” phenomenon, and his 1967 performance at the Finsbury Park Astoria with the Stax Volt Revue is legendary music history.  ”Try a Little Tenderness” was the last song in a long night, and it brought the house to its knees.   This performance, captured just six months before his tragic death,  would make Redding an international superstar.   Running Time:  4:42 minutes.  File Size:  60.1 MG
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I CAN’T HELP MYSELF I Can't Help Myself (Live In London, 1970)
At the height of their popularity, in 1970, the Four Tops travelled to London and performed their Number One hit on David Frost’s variety show. The stunningly beautiful color video, recently discovered in a British archive, provides a wonderful keepsake of a joyous moment in pop history.  Performed on the TV show, Frost on Sunday, March 15, 1970.   Running time is 2:56.  File Size is 39.2 MG
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YOUR SONG Your Song
Elton John performs an intimate, solo version of his timeless love song on a grand piano overlooking the crowd at Wembley Arena in London. Elton has remarked that “I don’t think I’ve written a love song as good since, ” and this performance is often cited as the best live version of his signature tune.   Read more about it
here.   Running Time is 4:37 minutes.  File Size is 59.9 MG.
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ORANGEFIELD Orange Field
Van Morrison is backed by the City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra in this intimate song of first love, going back to Morrison’s boyhood in Orangefield high school in North Belfast.  Performed at the Prince’s Trust Rock Gala in 1989.  Read about here.   Running Time is 3:55.  File Size is 50.4.
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I CAN’T HELP MYSELF I Can't Help Myself (Live In London, 1970)
At the height of their popularity, in 1970, the Four Tops travelled to London and performed their Number One hit on David Frost’s variety show. The stunningly beautiful color video, recently discovered in a British archive, provides a wonderful keepsake of a joyous moment in pop history.  Performed on the TV show, Frost on Sunday, March 15, 1970.   Running time is 2:56.  File Size is 39.2 MG
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REACH OUT (I’LL BE THERE) Reach Out, I'll Be There (Live In Paris,1967)
Levi Stubbs leads the Four Tops in this classic song, considered one of the greatest singles ever made.  Recorded in Paris in 1967, within a year of its worldwide release.  Read more about it here.    Running Time is 2:46.  File Size is 36.6 MG.
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GET BACK Get Back
McCartney teams up with Tina Turner to rock the crowd with this Beatles hit at the Prince’s Trust Rock Gala in 1986.   “I had never considered going back on tour until I got the royals rocking at The Prince’s Trust concert,” said McCartney.  “I joined Tina Turner on stage …and the packed crowd went crazy. I had missed playing live shows but I didn’t realize how much until I did The Prince’s Trust gig. That concert left me feeing so good….”  Read more about it here.   Running Time is 3:57 minutes.   File Size  is 50.8MG
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YOU CAN’T HURRY LOVE You Can't Hurry Love
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hil Collins performs a visually stunning, fun version of his Number One hit , backed enthusiastically by an all-star line-up including Eric Clapton, Alan Clark, Ray Cooper, Elton John, and Mark Knopfler. Captured at Wembley Arena in London as part of the Prince’s Trust Rock Gala in 1988: Read about it here. Running Time is 4:21 minutes File size is 56.7 MG
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