Already one of rock's most successful duos, Simon & Garfunkel created a masterpiece with their 1970 album. Along with the title track, the album includes the hits The Boxer; Cecilia; and El Condor Pasa. To mark its fortieth anniversary, the album has been paired with a bonus DVD that includes the TV special Songs of America as well as a brand new documentary.

Now at last, the full magnificence of its captivating score is revealed like never before in a stunning concert performance featuring a 150-voice choir, the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by David Bedford, and many of the most celebrated stars to have appeared in the show worldwide, including Colm Wilkinson as the original Jean Valjean. Perform live at London's Royal Albert Hall in celebration of the show's 10th Anniversary, this is the most...

Documents 27 tracks of live Springsteen that begin in daylight and progress through a gorgeous sunset into night. Viewers are able to see Springsteen spontaneously directing the E Street Band and shaping the show as it evolves. The set list spans from 'Born To Run' era to 'Working On a Dream' and includes rare covers, such as The Clash's London Calling; Jimmy Cliff's Trapped; The Young Rascals' Good Lovin; and Eddie Floyd's Raise Your Hand.

Rush is one of rock's most influential bands, ranking third in consecutive gold or platinum albums after the Beatles and the Rolling Stones, yet their incredible success story has remained largely untold. Features never-before-seen archival footage and interviews.

At the Valletta International Baroque Festival, Ensemble Correspondances plays festive motets of the seventeenth century. In a historical place, the flamboyant testimony of the baroque period enjoys the unforgettable works of the early composers Marc-Antoine Charpentier and Henry du Mont.Ensemble Correspondances, conducted by Sébastien Daucé - also an organist and harpsichordist - has made seventeenth century Baroque music its specialty. It has...

Eddie Izzard spins free-flowing jokes about San Francisco, transvestitism, squirrels, American optimism, Hitler, the British royal family, mass murder and Stonehenge. Izzard romps through human history and transforms surprisingly complex ideas into biting satire--as well as knockout bits of sublime frivolity, like describing the movie Speed entirely in French. His mercurial patter is sprinkled with four-letter words, but his twinkling glances make...

It's only fair that the drummer who invented Afrobeat pays tribute to the drummer who invented hard bop. For the last few years that Tony Allen has been enjoying a second youth in Paris and elsewhere, we have tended to forget that his very particular style, of touching and pounding, comes as much from his African and Nigerian sources as from the rhythmic boppers that were Kenny Clarke, Max Roach, and, in particular, Art Blakey.

For the young producer Norman Granz, the signing of Charlie Parker to the Mercury label was a real coup. The saxophonist had been thinking for some years about the opportunity to record music outside his usual quintet. The "Charlie Parker with Strings" project was an old dream of his that he realized in 1949. With an oboe, a few violins, a viola, a cello, a harp, a piano, a double bass and drums, he gave a new sound to classics of the 1930s like "Just...