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Country music's evolution from regional roots to global phenomenon is illustrated through iconic artists, stunning photography, and rich historical context.
Jim Morrison's final 24 hours in Paris reveal the struggles of a rock icon grappling with addiction, artistic ambition, and a complex relationship with Pamela Courson.
Amy Winehouse's legacy is explored through her impactful music, tumultuous life, and the media frenzy surrounding her, featuring insights from family and industry experts.
Two-time Grammy winner Rhiannon Giddens discusses the banjo's origins and her latest opera, "Omar," in a conversation with Explorer Aaliyah Pierce.
Tower Records, once a global retail giant in the music industry, faced an unexpected downfall despite its iconic status and billion-dollar revenue peak.
Leroy Jones, born on February 20, 1958, in New Orleans, became a prominent jazz trumpeter and a key figure in the brass band revival.
Six people died in a plane crash in Gillsburg, Mississippi, on October 20, 1977, including Ronnie Van Zant, the lead singer of Lynyrd Skynyrd.
Peter Buffett reflects on his idyllic childhood in Omaha, Nebraska, discussing his parents' love of music, their liberal values, and his father's grief after his mother's death.
Bob Geldof engages with seven young interviewers, addressing topics like the music industry's ethics, the Boomtown Rats' influences, and his personal philosophy.
The Bluebird Cafe in Nashville has been a pivotal venue for country music, launching the careers of stars like Taylor Swift and Garth Brooks while showcasing emerging talent.
Nearly 2 million addicts live in the UK, and ten of them join the London Symphony Orchestra for a concert aimed at overcoming their struggles with addiction.
Livingston Taylor's song "Step by Step" begins with the line, "Step by step, I'm walking my way to Canaan," reflecting his approach to life and music.
Black Sabbath, the pioneers of heavy metal, and Ozzy Osbourne's tumultuous journey from Birmingham to global superstardom is explored in this definitive documentary.
Burbage Band, a community brass band in Leicestershire, England, celebrates its 164-year history through the ambitious project 'Burbage Works' in 2024.
Martin Pahinui, son of Hawaiian music icon Gabby "Pops" Pahinui, is recognized for blending traditional Hawaiian sounds with contemporary influences.
One Direction raised £75 million for charity with their recent single, making it the most successful comic relief record in history.
The Stranglers' first feature film, alongside the short Norfolk Coast starring Jean Jacques Burnel and Susannah York, showcases their impact on British punk rock culture.
In 1967, the Summer of Love emerged as a pivotal cultural phenomenon in the UK and USA, marked by vibrant music, social change, and countercultural movements.
Five Grammy nominations mark Chief Xian aTunde Adjuah's career as he discusses ancestral memory and its impact on music with archaeologist Justin Dunnavant.
Rock 'N Roll Fantasy Camp brings together aspiring musicians and legendary rock icons for an immersive experience culminating in a live performance.
In the Mongolian steppes, a family of horse herders teaches four city children to play the Morin Khuur, preserving an essential cultural tradition.
The documentary highlights the rise of a Liverpool band from Toxteth in the 1970s.
Nicki Minaj's multifaceted impact on hip hop is explored through her evolution as an artist, showcasing her roles as a fierce emcee and pop culture icon.
Joan Baez reflects on her friendship with Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., detailing their shared commitment to non-violence and her experiences during the civil rights movement.
The Rolling Stones have been touring for almost two years, performing sold-out shows while Mick Jagger maintains his status as a master performer.
Shane McAnally, Brandy Clark, and Josh Osborne, three acclaimed Nashville songwriters, discuss their collaborative process and the art of songwriting with critic Jody Rosen.
AC/DC, formed in Australia in 1973, are chronicled through archive and music footage, highlighting their influence on heavy metal and rock music.
Aging shepherds in a remote Nepali village navigate a life of hardship and tradition, singing as they traverse ancient mountain paths.
Marin Alsop reflects on her early musical upbringing, her groundbreaking role as the first female music director of the Baltimore Symphony, and the challenges of gender in conducting.
Marian Anderson's 1939 concert on the steps of the Lincoln Memorial, organized after her exclusion from Constitution Hall, highlighted racial prejudice in America.
Nashville, Tennessee, is the most attractive city in America, known for its vibrant music scene.
K-pop's global dominance is exemplified by groups like BTS and BLACKPINK, showcasing a vibrant idol culture that revolutionizes music with innovative production and choreography.
Narcocorrido, a controversial genre of music in Mexico, glorifies drug cartels and violence, showcasing its cultural impact amid government bans and societal complexities.
Snuffy Walden, a versatile television composer, honed his skills playing at the Cellar Club, a venue known for its low-end atmosphere and wild performances.
The Unthanks perform a unique cover of the Beatles's 'Sexy Sadie' with beautiful harmonies.
Bob Marley, a cultural icon and reggae luminary, is examined through insights from figures like Chris Blackwell and Ziggy Marley, highlighting his impact on music and history.
Chris Brown, the American recording artist and actor from Virginia, rose to fame with chart-topping albums and faced legal challenges following his 2009 assault conviction.
The United States Marine Band has participated in every inaugural parade since Thomas Jefferson's inauguration in 1801.
Meklit Hadero and Jahawi Bertolli discuss the connections between migration, nature, and music, highlighting the role of ancient instruments like rock gongs.
Vanuatu's Ëtëtung, or water music, showcases a unique cultural performance by women that combines rhythmic sounds from water with vocal harmonies, reflecting ancestral traditions.
Tupac Shakur's murder, a long-standing mystery, is examined through exclusive interviews and insider accounts, revealing the tensions of his final year.
Harmonium, a six-man one-woman group from Quebec, performs in California for the first time on October 3, 1978, aiming to break into the U.S. music market.
Bruce Springsteen's career is chronicled from his roots in Asbury Park to his status as a global rock icon, featuring insights from notable figures like Patti Scialfa and Clarence Clemons.
Blake Shelton's career in country music is explored through insights from fellow artists like Miranda Lambert and Dave Barnes, highlighting his global influence.
Cardi B, a Bronx native, rose to prominence as one of the most influential female rappers of the decade through hard work and determination.
This instructional dance video teaches how to dance like a pop star with Hollywood moves.
Frederick March serves as master of ceremonies in a compilation featuring performances by stars like Ginger Rogers and Buster Keaton from early 1930s films.
Mid-century Toronto served as the third-largest jazz center in North America, featuring performances from the Lenny Breau trio and the Don Thompson Quintet.
