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Category: Live Video of the Day
Live Video of the Day: Jack White – Ball & Biscuit (Live on SNL)
From his recent performance on Saturday Night Live. If he’s not the coolest guy in Rock and Roll today this side of DSave Grohl, he’s certainly in the running for the title.
Live Video of the Day: Greta Van Fleet – Black Smoke Rising
Sure, they haven’t quite lived up to the hype from their earlier days, but all things considered, they are a properly good live band.
Live Video of the Day: Elizabeth Cook – Thick Georgia Woman (Ditty TV)
Live from Memphis on Ditty T.V. Elizabeth Cook sings a song from her recently released record, Aftermath. And, of course, don’t sleep on her Outlaw Radio shadow on Sirius XM.
Live Video of the Day: The Runaways – Wasted (Old Grey Whistle Test)
Taking a dip in the Hot Tub Time Machine going all the way back to 1977 and their appearance on The Old Grey Whistle Test. The Runaways at the peak of their powers.
Live Video of the Day: Orianthi – How Do You Sleep
From her stint with Alice Cooper, her collaborations with Richie Sambora as well as her solo work, Orianthi always captivates with her exquisite guitar work.
Live Video of the Day: Queen + Adam Lambert – Radio Ga Ga (Live at Global Citizen)
Not sure there should be any controversy here. Adam Lambert is a great frontman and Roger Deacon and Brian May are still in fine form. Viva Queen!
Live Video of the Day: Jeff Beck and Beth Hart – Goin’ Down (Live From The Crossroads Festival 2013)
Jeff Beck and Beth Hart rip up the stage on this live performance from The Crossroads festival in Dallas, Texas. Bass player extraordinaire Tal Wilkenfield almost stands fret for fret with Beck on this scorching version of “Goin’ Down.”
Live Video of the Day: Billy Joel – New York State of Mind (Old Grey Whistle Test)
From his early days back when he was cool. Yes, Billy Joel was actually cool at one point. This is a terrific version of one of our favorite songs.
Live Video of the Day: Ronnie Wood With His Wild Five (feat. Imelda May) – Johnny B. Goode (Later…With Jools Holland)
Ronnie Wood rips up this version of Johnny B. Good with able assistance from Imelda May. Check out his latest release with The Wild Five on his new record, Mad Lad: A Live Tribute to Chuck Berry.
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