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A group of homeless teenagers in Los Angeles discuss their lives, with one stating, "We're the cockroaches."
Rosemary Brown, a London housewife and spiritualist, claims to channel new compositions from renowned composers like Beethoven and Chopin, puzzling music experts.
Detroit produced some of the finest musicians in jazz, including Elvin Jones, Yusef Lateef, and Ron Carter, shaping the genre's global influence.
Sean Combs faces serious allegations of sex trafficking and racketeering, as alleged victims share their experiences from his notorious ‘White Parties’.
Elvis Presley’s years in Las Vegas highlight the complexities of his rise to fame, featuring insights from associates like Sonny West and Jerry Schilling.
Led Zeppelin, formed in 1968, is examined for its influence on hard rock and its rise to iconic status, featuring insights from musicians like Ozzy Osbourne and David Gilmour.
At age 30, Leonard Cohen returns to his hometown of Montreal, reading poetry to fans and reflecting on his life in an informal black-and-white portrait.
Michael Hutchence, the lead singer of INXS, is portrayed in a documentary that explores his complex life, struggles, and musical legacy.
A horse-breeding family in Mongolia hosts city children to teach them the Morin Khuur, an ancestral violin celebrated for its healing power and cultural significance.
Rare Aerosmith memorabilia is tracked down by Mike Wolfe and Frank Fritz in a compilation from American Pickers, highlighting significant pieces of rock history.
Liam Payne's life reflects the intense pressures of boy band fame, revealing the tragic consequences of mental health struggles and substance abuse.
A traditional Irish ceilidh in Spiddal, Connemara showcases local music, singing, and dancing, capturing the essence of life in the rugged west of Ireland.
Seven members of BTS have transformed from local performers to global icons, redefining the music industry and inspiring millions of fans worldwide.
In 1968, Eric Clapton ended Cream's farewell concert at the Albert Hall, marking a significant moment in his evolving musical career.
Record Store Day attracts more customers than Christmas or Black Friday, with some stores seeing more visitors in one day than in two months.
Doo-wop music, characterized by its unique harmonies and influential artists, shaped the foundation of rock and roll, revealing a rich yet often overlooked history.
Liberace performed a Thanksgiving-themed show featuring a serenade for a turkey, blending humor and music in front of a live audience.
Mick Jagger and Keith Richards reflect on their enduring partnership in the Rolling Stones, coinciding with the release of their album Hackney Diamonds.
Bob Dylan's influential role in the Greenwich Village Folk Revival is examined through exclusive interviews and rare performances from the era.
Over 30,000 fans attended a three-night concert at Ahoy Rotterdam in December 2003 to celebrate UB40's music and their connection to the Dutch audience.
Thousands of rock and roll fans gather for a weekend festival at Caster Holiday Camp, celebrating the music of Bill Haley and other iconic bands.
In India, The Beatles' meditation retreat is explored alongside a floating house in Canada, a glass factory in Israel, and various unique locations worldwide.
Ron Hitchens, a passionate cockney barrow boy, showcases the vibrant dance culture of 1960s England, highlighting styles from jive to the Abbots Bromley Horn Dance.
Queen's iconic legacy is explored through insights from Freddie Mercury, Roger Taylor, John Deacon, and Brian May, highlighting their unique impact on music.
1971 saw the introduction of decimalisation in Britain, leading to a rush at banks as people exchanged old currency for new.
Malawi, a land of stunning landscapes and vibrant culture, is home to passionate individuals like musician Gaspar, bush pilot Freddie, and champion runner Teresa.
Coldplay has won over 107 awards, including nine Brit Awards and seven Grammy Awards, solidifying their status as one of the biggest British bands of all time.
Carnival in Cape Verde features a parade that culminates months of preparation, bringing together communities for a night of music and celebration.
Hip-hop culture in 1980s New York City is vividly portrayed through graffiti, breakdancing, and music, showcasing its transformative impact on urban life.
Twelve seconds of music recorded on June 28, 1928, in Chicago changed Louis Armstrong's career and the course of jazz history.
Elvis Presley's final 24 hours are recounted by his close friends from the Memphis Mafia, including Sonny West and Joe Esposito, revealing personal memories and experiences.
Bickershaw, a quiet Lancashire mining village, faces an overwhelming influx of 50,000 music fans during a weekend pop festival featuring major acts.
A young photographer experiences cultural shock while on assignment in Jamaica, ultimately finding fascination in the local people, neighborhoods, and music.
Bob Dylan's evolution from a folk musician in Hibbing to a pivotal figure in the electric scene of Greenwich Village is explored through key influences and collaborations.
Nickie and her Threshold Choir provide comfort to those in their final days through specially composed lullabies, fostering an environment of love and safety.
In the aftermath of the murders of Biggie Smalls and Tupac Shakur, new evidence implicates the LAPD and Suge Knight in the violent events that rocked hip-hop.
Ian Dury reflects on his rise to fame with the Blockheads, his East End roots, and the creative process behind his iconic lyrics in this insightful profile.
Three members of the band Luxury transition into Eastern Orthodox priests after a life-altering touring accident impacts their music careers.
Twelve people were killed in the IRA's worst attack on mainland Britain, which coincided with a vibrant music scene featuring artists like Blondie and Queen.
ABBA's rise to fame, marked by their 1974 Eurovision win and iconic hits like "Dancing Queen," is explored through archival footage and insights from industry experts.
At 22, Genevieve Lacey left Australia for Europe to pursue her dream of becoming a recorder virtuoso, facing challenges and self-doubt along the way.
French electronic music's evolution is explored through the perspectives of iconic artists and the influence of illegal raves and the French Touch phenomenon.
Between 1967 and 1968, Jimi Hendrix released a series of influential singles and albums that transformed rock music.
Elvis Presley sold more than 1 billion records worldwide and starred in 33 films, becoming a key figure in 20th-century pop culture.
Legendary performances from Status Quo, T-Rex, The Damned, and Alice Cooper mark a vibrant era of music in the 1970s.
Ruefrex, a Belfast punk band from the Shankill Road, navigates the challenges of performing amidst the turmoil of Northern Ireland in the 1980s.
Washington, DC serves as the backdrop for a comprehensive exploration of jazz's evolution, highlighting its trials and triumphs through the voices of artists like Esperanza Spalding and Ravi Coltrane.
August 1973 marks the beginning of hip-hop music in the Bronx, sparked by DJ Kool Herc's innovative performances at a birthday party.
