| Video
Events |
| This
page is to document major musical events and award shows. Most
of these events have their own video tape. Exceptions are noted.
Most of these tapes were copied with a 4-head stereo VCR using
high grade video tapes. |
| 100
Greatest Artists of Rock & Roll |
| 00 |
| Human
Rights Now! |
| Youssou
N'Dour:
Tracy Chapman:
Peter Gabriel:
Sting:
Bruce Springsteen:
It
Was 20 Years Ago Today
World
In Action
Mick Jagger Interview |
| Guitar
Legends ~ 1992ish |
| Brian
May & others |
| Farm
Aid VI 1993 |
| Farm
Aid VI - Ames,
IA 1993
New Maroons; Lyle Lovett;
Bryan Adams; John Mellencamp:
Scarecrow, Authority Song, Pink Houses; Neil
Young (2960): Mother Earth, Helpless, Farmer’s
Lament, From Hank To Hendrix; Willie Nelson |
| 1994
VH-1 Honors Awards |
1994?
VH-1 Honors
(see 1997
Tape 1)
- Melissa Etheridge:
I'm The Only One;
- Melissa Etheridge & Sammy Hagar:
Honky Tonk Women;
- The Artist: Interactive/Endorphin
Machine |
| 1994
MTV Video Music Awards |
1994
MTV Video Music Awards
(see 1997
Tape 4 & 1996 Tape
3)
-Neil Young & Pearl
Jam: Rockin' in the Free World |
| Lifebeat
Live 1995 |
| LifeBeat
Live
k.d. lang;
Melissa
Etheridge;
others
|
| Rock'n'Roll
Hall of Fame ~ Opening Concert 1995 |
-
Chuck Berry & Bruce Springsteen:
Johnny B. Goode
- John Mellencamp: ROCK in the USA, Little
Latin Loupey Loo
- Jon Bon Jovi & Eric Burdon:
It’s My Life, We Gotta Get Outa This Place
- Melissa
Etheridge:
Be my Baby/Love Child/Leader of the Pack
- Al Green:
??
- The Pretenders: Back to Ohio, Needle
& the Damage Done
- Johnny Cash: ??
- Aretha Franklin: Natural Woman, Pink
Cadillac
- Aretha Franklin & Al
Green: Freeway of Love
- John Fogerty: Born on the Bayou, Fortunate
Son
- Iggy Pop: Back Door Man
- Iggy Pop & Lou Reed:
Sweet Jane
- Sheryl Crow:
We All Need Someone to Lean On, Feelin’ Alright
- George Clinton
and P-Funk: Thank You (falletinme be mice elf
again), I Want to Take You Higher |
|
-
Ann & Nancy Wilson: Battle of Evermore
- Bruce Springsteen & the E Street Band:
Shake Rattle & Roll, She’s the One/Bo Diddley,
Whole Lotta Shaking Going On (with Jerry Lee Lewis),
Darkness on the Edge of Town
- Natalie Merchant: Good Enough for Anyone
- Bob Dylan: All Along the Watchtower,
Highway 61
- Bob Dylan & Bruce Springsteen:
Forever Young
- Allman Bros. Band & Sheryl
Crow: Midnight Rider
- Allman Bros. Band: One Way Out
- Jackson Browne: Redemption Song
- Jackson Browne & Melissa
Etheridge: Wake Up Little Suzie
- Kinks: All Day All Night, Lola
- James Brown:
I Feel Good
- Little Richard: Tutti Frutti |
|
1996
Prince's Trust Concert
~
see Vault CD ?? ~ |
| 1996
Prince’s Trust Concert
Alanis Morissette:
Hand In My Pocket, Forgiven, You Oughta Know, You Learn
(See
Vault CD 15)
Bob Dylan:
The Who: The Real
Me, The Dirty Jobs, I've Had Enough, 5:15, Drowned, Love Reign
O'er Me
(See
Vault CD 14)
Eric Clapton: |
| 38th
Grammy Awards ~ February 1996 |
|
38th Grammy Awards
- Feb, 1996 (see 1996
Tape 1)
Hootie & the Blowfish: Sha La La;
TLC: Waterfalls;
D’Angelo &
Tony Rich: Stevie Wonder Tribute;
Alanis
Morissette: You Oughta Know;
Coolio: Gangsta’s Paradise;
Joan Osborne: One of Us;
Seal: Kiss From A Rose;
CeCe Winans & Whitney Houston: You Can
Count On Me;
Shirley Caesar: ??;
Annie Lennox:
Train in Vain;
Annie Lennox
& Seal: What’s Going On?
|
| 68th
Academy Awards ~ March 1996 |
68th Academy Awards
- March,
1996 (see 1996
Tape 1)
Stomp: Tribute to Movie Sound Effects; Bruce
Springsteen: Dead Man Walking |
| 1996
VH-1 Honors Awards |
|
1996
VH-1 Honors
(see 1996
Tape 2)
-setlist
coming
|
| 1996
VH-1 Fashion Awards |
|
1996
VH-1 Fashion (see 1996
Tape 2)
-David
Bowie:
Fashion, Little Wonder
|
| 1996
MTV Video Music Awards |
1996
MTV Video Music Awards
(see 1996
Tape 3)
-Neil
Young:
“Needle & the Damage Done” (via satellite from
R’n’R HoF);
-Alanis
Morissette:
“Your House” |
1997
VH-1 Honors
~ More
Info... ~ |
|
1997
VH-1 Honors
April 11, 1997 - Universal Amphitheater, Los Angeles,
CA
Host - Fran Drescher
(Part 1: 1997 Tape
1; Part
2: 1997 Tape 2;
also event tape)
- Stevie Wonder,
Steve Winwood: Higher Ground/Gimme Some Lovin;
- Sheryl Crow:
Everyday is a Winding Road;
- Prince:
Holy River;
- Wallflowers: 6th Avenue Heartache;
- S. Wonder:
Living for The City;
- Wallflowers: One Headlight;
- Celine Dion: ??;
- S.
Winwood and Chaka Khan: Higher Love;
|
|
-
S.
Wonder
and Williams Borthers: I'm Too Close;
- James Taylor: Shower the People, Another
Day;
- S. Winwood: Spy In The House Of Love;
- S. Crow and Emmylou
Harris: Pale Blue Eyes;
- S. Winwood, C. Khan, Andy Garcia, Williams Brothers
- Family Affair;
- S. Winwood, S. Crow,
J. Taylor, L. Helm: Back In The High Life, The
Weight;
- Prince:
Take Me With U/Rasberry Beret |
|
| 39th
Grammy Awards ~ February 1997 |
|
39th
Grammies
~ February 1997
(Part 1: 1996
Tape 3)
-
Fugees: No Woman No Cry;
- Whitney Houston & Mary J. Blige: Shoop Shoop (Waiting
to Exhale);
(Part
2: 1997 Tape 3)
- Eric Clapton & Babyface Edmunds: Change the World;
- No Doubt: Spiderwebs;
- Beck: Where It's At;
- Vince Gill & Guests: Tribute to Bill (?);
- Bring in da Noise, Bring in da Funk/Riverdance;
- Tracy Chapman & Junior Wells: Gimme One Reason;
- Smashing Pumpkins: ??;
- Bruce Springsteen: Ghost of Tom Joad;
- Natalie Cole: Ella Fitzgerald Tribute
|
| 1997
VH-1 Fashion Awards |
1997
VH-1 Fashion Awards
(see 1997
Tape 5)
- Rolling
Stones: Anybody Seen My Baby, Out of Control
- Fiona Apple: Criminal
- ZZ Top: Sharp Dressed Man
- Jamiroquai:
Alright
- En Vogue: Too Gone Too Long |
1997
MTV Video Music Awards
|
1997
MTV Video Music Awards
- (see 1997
Tape 8)
Puff Daddy & The Family: I’m
Coming Out;
Puff Daddy & Sting:
I’ll Be Missing You;
Busta Rhymes & Martha Stewart;
Jewel: Angel Standing By;
Prodigy:
Breathe (via satellite from Chelmsford England); |
|
Wallflowers
& Bruce Springsteen: One Headlight;
Lil’ Kim, Da Brat, Left Eye & Others:
Ladies Night;
U2: Please;
Jamiroquai:
Virtual Insanity |
|
| Lilith
Fair 1997 |
Lilith
Fair
~ Molson Amphitheater, Toronto, ON; August 15-16, 1997
-Shawn Colvin, Indigo Girls, Sarah McLachlan |
| 40th
Grammy Awards ~ February 1998 |
40th
Grammy Awards
- February 25, 1998
(Part 1: 1998 Tape
1)
-Will Smith:
M.I.B., Gettin Jiggy Wit It;
-LeAnn Rimes: How Do I Live;
-Stevie Wonder & Babyface:
How Come How Long;
-Paula Cole: Where Have
All The Cowboys Gone?;
-Shawn Colvin: Sunny
Came Home;
-Sarah McLachlan:
Building A Mystery;
-Erykah Badu & Wyclef
Jean: ?/?;
(Part 2: 1998
Tape 1)
-Hanson: Mmmbop;
-R. Kelly: I Believe I Can Fly; |
|
-Vince
Gill: Pretty Little Adriana;
-Faith Hill & Tim McGraw: ??;
-Celine Dion: My Heart Will Go On;
-Bob Dylan: Soy Bomb;
-Fiona Apple: Criminal;
-Aretha Franklin & The Blues Brothers: Respect;
-Aretha Franklin: Stepping in for Pavarotti;
-Fleetwood Mac: Rhiannon,
Go Your Own Way, Dont Stop;
-??: Lazy River |
|
| 1998
Rock'n'Roll Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony |
1998
Rock'n'Roll Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony
- More
info...
Santana, the
Eagles, Fleetwood Mac,
and the Mamas and the Papas
Track list to follow shortly .... |
| 1998
VH-1 Fashion Awards |
|
1998
VH-1 Fashion Awards
(found on 1998
Tape 10)
-
Janet:
What About;
- Iggy Pop & Lenny Kravitz:
Rebel Rebel;
- Madonna: Frozen
|
1998
Essence Awards
~
see Prince Index • Maxwell
Index ~ |
| 1998
Essence Awards - Friday, April 10, 1998 at The
Theater at Madison Square Garden
Highlights the contributions of outstanding African-Americans;
1998 honorees are The Artist Formerly
Known as Prince, Patti LaBelle, Wynton Marsalis, Will Smith,
James Allen (founder and executive director of ARC, the Addicts
Rehabilitation Center), and Gaynell Colburn (a physically-challenged
musician and motivational speaker)
Performances
include Celine Dion; a medley of Patti LaBelle's
greatest hits introduced by Luther Vandross and performed by
Mariah Carey, Michael Bolton
and SWV; a jazz tribute to Wynton Marsalis
by Manhattan Transfer, Nicholas Payton
and Nnenna Freelon; and a salute to gospel
with Stephanie Mills, Brian McKnight
and the ARC Gospel Choir; other performances
include Maxwell,
Luxury:Cococure, Sean "Puffy" Combs
taking the stage with Mase for renditions of three of his biggest
hits, and a rare performance by The
Artist with Chaka Kahn and Larry
Graham (See Vault CD 2)
The 2 hour special was
taped on Friday, April 10, 1998 at The Theater at Madison Square
Garden; and broadcast at 7:00 PM on FOX (broadcast contains
weather warning interruptions)
Maxwell:
'Sumthin Sumthin' :: The Late Show with David Letterman; May
5, 1997 (See Vault CD 2) |
| VH-1
Concert of the Century ~ 1998ish |
Eric
Clapton: Ramblin' on My Mind
Eric Clapton & Lenny
Kravitz: All Along The Watchtower
Lenny Kravitz:
Fly Away
Sheryl Crow: Strong Enough, Long Gone Lonesome
Blues
B.B. King & Eric Clapton:
The Thrill Is Gone
B.B. King & Melissa Etheridge:
When Love Comes To Town
Garth Brooks: We Shall Be Free: Freedom Medley
N*Synch & Gloria Estefan:
John Fogerty: Midnight Special, Proud Mary
Al Green: A Change Is Gonna Come
Al Green, B.B. King & Sheryl Crow: Take Me
To The River
John Mellencamp: Pink Houses
John Mellencamp & All: This Land Is Your
Land |
41st
Grammy Awards 1999
~
see Vault CD 5 ~ |
41st
Grammy Awards
- Shrine Auditorium, February 24, 1999
Madonna:
Nothing Really Matters
(See Vault CD 5)
Aerosmith:
I Don’t Want To Miss A Thing;
Sheryl Crow:
There Goes The Neighborhood;
Krik Franklin & The Nu Nation Project featuring
Bono: Lean On Me;
Shania Twain: Man, I Feel Like A Woman;
Alanis Morissette:
Uninvited;
Ricky Martin: Livin’ La Vida Loca; |
|
Vince
Gill;
Andrea Bocelli & Celine Dion;
BB King & Eric Clapton: Rock Me Baby;
Wynton Marsalis & Natalie Cole;
??: Duke Ellington Tribute;
Luciano Pavarotti;
Lauryn Hill with Carlos
Santana: Zion
(See Vault CD 5) |
|
1999
Rock’N’Roll Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony
~
see Vault CD ?? ~ |
(Part
1 on own tape)
Jann Wenner: Opening Remarks;
Billy Joel: Only The Good Die Young;
Elton John Inducts Dusty Springfield, Dusty Springfield
Clip;
Melissa
Etheridge:
Son of a Preacher Man;
Bono Inducts Bruce Springsteen;
Bruce Springsteen & the E Street Band:
10th Avenue Freeze Out;
Sean “Puffy” Combs Inducts Curtis Mayfield;
Eric Clapton & D’Angelo: I’ve
Been Tryin;
Neil Young Inducts Paul McCartney;
Ray Charles Inducts Billy Joel;
Art Alexicas Inducts Del Shannon;
Bonnie Raitt & Billy Joel: Runaway;
Bonnie Raitt Inducts Charles Brown; |
|
Bruce
Springsteen & the E Street Band: The Promised
Land;
Bruce Springsteen & the E Street Band &
Wilson Pickett: In The Midnight Hour;
Lauryn Hill Inducts the Staple Singer;
The Staple Singers: Respect Yourself/I’ll
Take You There;
Jimmy Iovine Inducts George Martin;
Chris Isaak Inducts Bob Wills;
Hall of Fame Jam: Blue Suede Shoes;
Eric Clapton & D’Angelo: Early
In The Mornin'
(Part
2 on 1999 Tape
1)
Hall of Fame Jam: What’d I Say,
People Get Ready, Let It Be |
|
1999
MTV Video Music Awards
~
see Vault CD ?? ~ |
| 1999
MTV Video Music Awards - The Met; September 9, 1999
(see 1999
Tape 1)
Will Smith with Stevie
Wonder: Wild Wild West; Lauryn
Hill: Lost Ones/Everything is Everything
Nine Inch Nails:
The Fragile?
Kid Rock: Bawitbada, Rock Box? with Run-DMC;
Walk This Way with Aerosmith
& Run-DMC
|
| 1999
GQ Men of the Year Awards |
| info |
| 1999
Farm Aid |
| Tracklist
(see 1999
Tape 3) |
| Saturday
Night Live: 25 Anniversary Special 1999 |
| Beastie
Boys, Elvis Costello, others |
| TNT
Bob Marley Tribute Show |
| TNT
Marley Show - James Bond Beach? 1999?
Lauryn Hill: Turn Your Lights Down Low
Crissie Hynde - Wait In Vain
Jimmy Cliff: Jammin'
Erykah Badu: No More Trouble
Erykah Badu & Jimmy Cliff: No Woman No Cry
Queen Latifah: Who The Cap Fit
Darius Rucker: War
Tracy Chapman: Three Little Birds
Julian Marley & Busta Rhymes: Rastaman Chant
Chris Robinson & Damien Marley: Kinky Reggae
Ben Harper & Kamare Marley: Get Up Stand Up
Toots Hibbert & The Wailers: Lively Up Yourself
Tracy Chapman, Ziggy Marley, Kwame Marley & Stephen Marley:
Trenchtown Rock
Eve: Rat Race
Ziggy Marley: Africa Unite
Lauryn Hill & Stephen Marley: Redemption Song
Marley Family: Could You Be Loved
Jam: One Love |
| Net
Aid ~ 1999 |
| Bowie
on Net Aid
NetAid, Wembley Stadium
London, England
October 09 1999
Bowie appears
as part of the worldwide NetAid event, whose goal is to raise
awareness of poverty in the world. Organized by many of the
same personnel who organized LiveAid in 1985, the concert will
be held simultaneously in Wembley Stadium, London, Giants Stadium
in New Jersey, and Palais des Nations in Geneva. |
| 42nd
Grammy Awards - February 2000 |
42nd
Grammy Awards
- February, 2000 - More info...
- Will Smith: Freakin It'/Wild Wild
West
- Dixie Chicks: Goodbye Earl
- Marc Anthony; Ibrahim Ferrer:
Mami Me Gusto; Ricky Martin:
- Whitney Houston:
- Backstreet Boys: Show Me The Meaning
Of Being Lonely medley
- Faith Hill: Let Me Let Go
- TLC: Ballad/No Scrubs
- Sting:
Desert Rose
- Kid Rock: Bawitdaba/We're an American Band
- Britany Spears:
- Elton John & Backstreet Boys:
Philadelphia Freedom
- Death By Triple Fiddle
- George Benson; Diana Krall; Erykah Badu
- Santana & Rob Thomas: Smooth
Jimi Hendrix:
Hey Joe - ??
2000
Rock'n'Roll Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony
(part 2)
Induction: James Taylor (cont.)
James Taylor: Fire & Rain
Hal of Fame Jam: Love & Happiness, How Sweet It Is, Route
66
Eric Clapton: Tears In Heaven
Bonnie Raitt: I Can't Make You Love Me |
| VH-1:
Men Strike Back 2000 |
2000
VH-1 Men Strike Back
Sting,
Backstreet Boys, Tom Jones, D'Angelo, Enrique Iglesias, Christina
Aguilera and Sisqo take the stage for an unprecedented superstar
event when VH1's "Men Strike Back," the first-ever male
dominated concert. Guest presenters include Jenna Elfman, Matthew
McConaughey, Kevin Bacon, Dylan McDermott, Kyra Sedgwick and Susan
Sarandon.
Taped at the Theater at Madison Square Garden in New York City,
VH1's "Men Strike Back" includes the hits fans have
come to expect from these artists, as well as unexpected duets:
-- Sting gives
a nod to his Police days with a solo version of "Roxanne,"
and "Don't Stand So Close to Me" for which he is joined
by the Backstreet Boys.
-- Enrique Iglesias sings his hits "Be With
You" and "Bailamos," then is joined by Tom
Jones for a hot version of Bruce Springsteen's "Fire."
-- D'Angelo keeps
up the heat with "Send It On" and his duet with Tom
Jones: a rafter-raising cover of James Brown's "Sex
Machine."
-- Tom Jones keeps the house on its feet with
his hit "It's Not Unusual" and his cover of Lenny Kravitz's
rocker, "Are You Gonna Go My Way."
-- Sisqo wows the audience with his "Thong
Song" -- complete with 20 dancers.
-- Christina Aguilera adds her feminine ways
to the all-male line up with a medley of "I Turn To You/What
A Girl Wants," plus "At Last."
-- Backstreet Boys makes the girls scream with
"Show Me the Meaning of Being Lonely," "I Want
it That Way," joined by Sting
and "The One."
-- Then the entire line-up takes the stage to close the show with
Sting's "Every Breath You Take." |
| 2000
Rock'n'Roll Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony |
| Eric
Clapton & Robbie Robertson: Farther On Up The Road
Inductions
Earth Wind Fire: Shining Star
Induction: Lovin' Spoonful
Lovin' Spoonful: If It's Magic
Diana Ross: Strange Fruit-A Capella
Induction: Billie Holiday
Diana Ross: God Bless The Child
Induction: Nat King Cole
Ray Charles: Nature Boy
Induction: Bonnie Raitt
Bonnie Raitt & Melissa Etheridge: Thing Called Love
Induction: Clive Davis
Patti Smith: People Have The Power
Induction: Moon Glows
Moon Glows: Commandments of Love/Sincerely
Induction: Sidemen
Induction: James Taylor
(part
two on 42 Grammy Tape) |
| 43rd
Grammy Awards - February 2001 |
February,
2001 (See 2001 Tape 1) |
| 2001
Rock'n'Roll Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony |
Queen
Paul Simon
Steely Dan
Michael Jackson
Aerosmith |
| Come
Together: A Night for John Lennon's Words & Music |
2001
Hosted by Kevin Spacey
Performances include:
Dave Matthews: In My Life
Stone Temple Pilots: Revolution
Marc Anthony: Lucy In The Sky With Diamonds
Alanis Morissette: Dear Prudence
Cyndi Lauper: Strawberry Fields Forever
Kevin Spacey: Mind Games
Other performances:
Lou Reed, Moby, Nelly furtado, Sean Lennon, Shelby Lynne, Yolanda
Adams, Billy Preston, Craig David, Natalie merchant, Rufus Wainwright |
| Tribute
To Heroes |
Friday
September 21, 2001 |
| Concert
For New York |
October
2001 |
| 2002
Rock'n'Roll Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony |
| Machine |
| 44th
Grammy Awards - February 2002 |
February,
2002 |
| American
Bandstand: 50th Anniversary Special ~ 2002ish |
| 2002 |
| 1994 |
| Machine |