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Let It Be We are all awaiting the release of the DVD version of this great film that chronocles the last days of Beatledom. For now, the VHS is available if you want it. While becoming superstar musicians the Beatles also managed to make several movies along the way. Let It Be was to be a making-of movie about their writing and recording processes. With cameras rolling every step of the way, the group soon realized that their previously successful and prolific songwriting and recording methods were not going to translate well to the big screen. In-fighting and arguing plagued the sessions to a point where the foursome split up and Phil Spector was called in to organize the wealth of recorded material into an album for release. A highlight of the film (other than the music) is a performance of the group on the roof of their Apple Corps headquarters on Saville Row on January 30, 1969 which turned out to be their last together. The police interrupting the performance and the shots of the crowds on the street and nearby rooftops are oft-repeated elements still in use in music video and concert films today.        Current Pricing In US$: Buy from any one of these outlets: Buy from amazon.com

Imagine [Deluxe Edition] It can hardly be a coincidence that this "deluxe edition" of John Lennon – Imagine should be issued in late 2005, a couple of months after what would have been the former Beatle's 65th birthday and mere days before the 25th anniversary of his death. Whether that's cynical, poignant, or just good marketing is moot; what matters is that Lennon's impact, not just as a musician but as a public figure, remains largely undiminished. The film, released theatrically in 1988, will already be familiar to many fans. "Narrated" by Lennon himself and culled from hundreds of hours of footage, much of it home movies shot by John and Yoko Ono, Imagine is a substantial, reasonably illuminating portrait of the man, warts and all, from childhood through the Beatle years, his solo career, and his life with Yoko straight up to his fatal encounter with Mark David Chapman. It's the new bonus features that are the principal draw here; but whether or not they qualify as "deluxe" is arguable. The Lennons' radio interview with a BBC reporter is notable mostly for John's patience in the face of idiotic questions like "Is love very important to young people today?" The ten or so minutes spent with Lennon's school headmaster, William Ernest Pobjoy (love the name), yield little insight, especially considering that the two were at the school at the same time for just one year, half a century ago; likewise, a new "making of" documentary with Ono, writer-director Andrew Solt, producer David Wolper, and others isn't exactly ground-breaking. However, a previously unreleased performance of "Imagine," with Lennon and some unknown accompanists on acoustic guitar, is nice, as is some heretofore unseen footage of the Lennons at home on their Tittenhurst Estate. Add to that a fine transfer and Dolby digital sound, and you have another addition to the filmed legacy of the Beatles--a subject that, for many of us, will never be old news.        Current Pricing In US$: Buy from any one of these outlets: Buy from amazon.com Buy from amazon.ca Buy from amazon.co.uk

The Concert for Bangladesh Deluxe Edition(2005) Before We Are the World, before the Amnesty International concerts, before Live Aid, Live 8, 46664, and all the other charitable and/or political events that have used popular music as their principal draw, there was George Harrison's 1971 Concert for Bangladesh, a stirring affair released here in a fine two-disc set. The cause--raising money for the beleaguered people of Bangladesh (formerly East Pakistan), who were ravaged by war, floods, and famine--was enough to attract the support of stars like the former Beatle, who had never fronted a band before, along with Bob Dylan and Eric Clapton, both of whom had been out of the limelight for some years due to various personal problems and choices. Given the little time that Harrison, whose help had been solicited by sitar master Ravi Shankar, had to organize the affair, the results are very impressive indeed: the enormous band, which also features Ringo Starr, Leon Russell, and Billy Preston, is tight, the music (spotlighting tunes from Harrison's All Things Must Pass, along with a few Beatle numbers) inspired, the musicians at the top of their games. (Only Clapton is sub-par; looking out of it and playing weakly, he's a far cry from the guy who, some 30 years later, would spearhead the magnificent Concert for George.) For some, the opportunity to see Dylan onstage with Harrison, Starr, and Russell (playing bass) will be the big attraction. Others will thrill to the remastered DVD sound and restored picture. Still others will revel in an entire disc of bonus material, including three previously-unreleased performances and a documentary featuring new interviews with many of the participants. 1971 was a bleak period in rock history; the Beatles had broken up, Hendrix, Joplin, and Morrison were dead, Woodstock was a distant memory. The Concert for Bangladesh shone like a beacon, a revelation of the better angels that reside within us all. And it still does.        Current Pricing In US$: Buy from any one of these outlets: Buy from amazon.com Buy from amazon.ca Buy from amazon.co.uk

The Concert for Bangladesh (2005) The Concert for Bangladesh was the first benefit concert of its kind in that it brought together an extraordinary assemblage of major artists collaborating for a common humanitarian cause-setting the precedent that music could be used to serve a higher purpose. The concert sold out Madison Square Garden and has helped to generate millions for UNICEF and raised awareness for the organization around the world, as well as among other musicians and their fans. It is acknowledged as the inspiration and the forerunner to the major global fundraising events of recent years. To quote the United Nations Secretary General Kofi Annan, "George and his friends were pioneers." All artists' royalties from the sales of the DVD will go to UNICEF.        Current Pricing In US$: Buy from any one of these outlets: Buy from amazon.com Buy from amazon.ca Buy from amazon.co.uk

Hard Day's Night (Rerelease) The Fab Four from Liverpool--John Lennon, Paul McCartney, George Harrison, and Ringo Starr--in their first movie. Nobody expected A Hard Day's Night to be much more than a quick exploitation of a passing musical fad, but when the film opened it immediately seduced the world--even the stuffiest critics fell over themselves in praise (highbrow Dwight Macdonald called it "not only a gay, spontaneous, inventive comedy but it is also as good cinema as I have seen for a long time").        Current Pricing In US$: Buy from any one of these outlets: Buy from amazon.com Buy from amazon.ca Buy from amazon.co.uk

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A Beatle In Benton, Il A Beatle In Benton is a documentary of the first American visit by the Beatles' lead guitarist George Harrison. While John Lennon went to Paris, Ringo and Paul went to Greece, George, accompanied by his brother Peter, arrived in Benton, IL in September 1963. George & Peter were in Benton to visit their sister Louise Harrison-Caldwell, who had moved to Benton in March 1963. During this time, Louise would often visit local radio stations plugging her brother George's band, the Beatles. This video contains exclusive interviews!        Current Pricing In US$: Buy from any one of these outlets: Buy from amazon.com Buy from amazon.ca Buy from amazon.co.uk

Paul McCartney - Live in Red Square (2003) The Beatles Anthology may be the motherlode for fans of the Fabs, but among other Beatle-related video offerings, only The Concert for George matches Paul McCartney - Live in Red Square for sheer emotional and musical impact. It's no coincidence that the latter two chronicle not just concerts but significant events--a memorial for Harrison (he had died a year earlier), and Sir Paul's first visit to the former Soviet Union. For the Russian audience, McCartney's appearance in Moscow is little short of a miracle. The Beatles were banned for decades by the Soviet government, which regarded their music as the epitome of Western decadence and propaganda, and the fans' only access to the group was through the occasional photo or black market album. Their reaction to his 2003 visit is a mixture of frenzy and rapture; in interview after interview, what one fan calls the Beatles' "gentle intervention" is credited with helping to bring down the whole Soviet system, simply because they represented a creativity and freedom that had been almost totally silenced. And that's all before McCartney plays "Back in the U.S.S.R.," which inspires a response that simply must be seen and heard to be believed.        Current Pricing In US$: Buy from any one of these outlets: Buy from amazon.com Buy from amazon.ca Buy from amazon.co.uk

Dark Horse Years 1976-1992 George Harrison's Dark Horse Years DVD is being separated from the box set where it was included as a bonus, and is being sold as a separate item. The George Harrison: The Dark Horse Years 1979-1992 is packaged in an amaray case with deluxe 28-page booklet and contains performances, promotion videos and interview footage. It contains extensive liner notes by David Fricke, accompanied by a great selection of photographs, illustrations and press cuttings. Olivia Harrison has contributed a short history of Dark Horse records and further notes about the Dark Horse Logo itself.        Current Pricing In US$: Buy from any one of these outlets: Buy from amazon.com Buy from amazon.ca Buy from amazon.co.uk

Lennon Legend - The Very Best of John Lennon (2003) The late John Lennon's life and work are plainly visible in this stirring collection of short films and music videos, some very familiar while others, produced posthumously, will be new to many viewers. The set includes the classic "Imagine" clip, which begins with a haunting scene of John and Yoko walking through an early morning fog and concludes with Lennon's performance in an all-white room. More rare is a Top of the Pops live performance of "Instant Karma" and a wonderful film accompanying "Mind Games," in which a solo Lennon clowns around Central Park, thrilling passersby, playing with kids, and dancing. "Woman" is a montage of the last days and hours of Lennon's life, while "Watching the Wheels" is a compilation of home movie footage from the star's semi-reclusive Dakota years. Extras include a live "Slippin' and Slidin'," and a startling bit of "Julia" absentmindedly picked on guitar.        Current Pricing In US$: Buy from any one of these outlets: Buy from amazon.com Buy from amazon.ca Buy from amazon.co.uk

Ed Sullivan Presents the Beatles (1964) If you like Ed, you'll love this DVD, featuring those four moptopped lads from Liverpool. You'll also love the commercials for Anacin, Kent cigarettes, and Clown Meat Juice. Apparently in the 60's they would grind clowns into a viscous liquid and market the resultant beverage. In any event, you will love this video!!        Current Pricing In US$: Buy from any one of these outlets: Buy from amazon.com Buy from amazon.ca Buy from amazon.co.uk

The Beatles Anthology "The Beatles Anthology" DVD boxset features all of the original eight episodes that candidly reveal the story of how the four lads from Liverpool changed everything. "The Beatles Anthology" was shown in 1995, when John, Paul, George and Ringo told The Beatles' story for the first time. At that time the Anthology project caused a worldwide sensation as it launched a TV series, three double-CD sets that each topped the album charts in the USA, plus "Free As A Bird" and "Real Love" -- the first new Beatles recordings in 25 years. All 10 hours of the original Anthology series will now be released across four DVD discs, plus an additional disc with 81 minutes of Special Features. Nearly all of the material included on this 5th disc has never been seen before.        Current Pricing In US$: Buy from any one of these outlets: Buy from amazon.com Buy from amazon.ca Buy from amazon.co.uk

Yellow Submarine This restored, animated valentine to the Beatles offers viewers the rare chance to see a work that's been substantially improved by its technical facelift, not just supersized with extra footage. Recognizing that its song-studded soundtrack alone makes Yellow Submarine a video annuity, United Artists has lavished a frame-by-frame refurbishment of the original feature, while replacing its original monaural audio tracks with a meticulously reconstructed stereo mix that actually refines legendary original album versions.        Current Pricing In US$: Buy from any one of these outlets: Buy from amazon.com Buy from amazon.ca Buy from amazon.co.uk

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The Beatles - Help! (1965) After the worldwide success of A Hard Day's Night, the Beatles and director Richard Lester reunited for a follow-up film, Eight Arms to Hold You. Well, that wasn't the final title; a pleading Lennon-McCartney tune provided the catchier handle: Help! A loose semispoof of the globe-trotting James Bond pictures, Help! has always been considered a somewhat disorganized comedown from its predecessor; but it presents "the famous Beatles" even more clearly as the English cousins of the Marx Brothers.        Current Pricing In US$: Buy from any one of these outlets: Buy from amazon.com Also Available In        Current Pricing In US$: Buy from any one of these outlets: Buy from amazon.com Buy from amazon.co.uk

The Beatles - Magical Mystery Tour (1968) This 1968 oddity is probably a film only a total Beatlemaniac could love, but it carries both musical and historical resonance. It also gives intimations of what would happen in the next 30 years as artists gained more and more power over how they were presented.        Current Pricing In US$: Buy from any one of these outlets: Buy from amazon.com Buy from amazon.ca Buy from amazon.co.uk

Inside the Beatles: A Critical Review 1962-1970 A look at the phenomenon of Beatlemania.        Current Pricing In US$: Buy from any one of these outlets: Buy from amazon.com Buy from amazon.ca

The Beatles: Intimate Scrapbook (2006) Over 90 videos with bonus Ed Sullivan performances.        Current Pricing In US$: Buy from any one of these outlets: Buy from amazon.com Buy from amazon.ca

The Beatles VIdeo Collection 2 DVD Set Over 90 videos with bonus Ed Sullivan performances.        Current Pricing In US$: Buy from any one of these outlets: Buy from amazon.com Buy from amazon.ca

DVD Paul McCartney & Wings Rockshow This DVD features 23 songs from McCartney and Wings concert at King Dome in Seattle Washington USA in front of 67000 fans .This was part of their epic world tour in the mid 1970's that formed the triple "Wings over America".        Current Pricing In US$: Buy from any one of these outlets: Buy from amazon.com Buy from amazon.ca Buy from amazon.co.uk

Beatles- Around the World (Platinum Collection)(1995)(2005 DVD) A film by Mark Devito and Geoffrey Giulian. Here at last is the ultimate visual and cultural history of the Beatles. Packed with dozens of never before seen film clips, ultra rare photographs and exclusive interviews, John, Paul, George and Ringo come alive in this intelligent, compelling, inside glimpse into the impenetrable inner-circle of the greatest group ever. Included in this all star, international production are not only the Beatle’s themselves, but other well known insiders like Lennon Intimates; Frederic Seaman and Yoko Ono. Also lending their exclusive insights are former Beatle Pete Best, The Maharishi and Eric Clapton.        Current Pricing In US$: Buy from any one of these outlets: Buy from amazon.com Buy from amazon.ca Buy from amazon.co.uk

PAUL McCartney RED ROSE SPEEDWAY The Comlete Works Multimedia Collection: 2 CD's + 1 DVD set The CD's and DVD are packed in cardboard boxing with high quality polygraphy inside and outside the cover. Packed like original vinyl.        Current Pricing In US$: Buy from any one of these outlets: Buy from amazon.com Buy from amazon.ca Buy from amazon.co.uk

The John Lennon Assassination (1997) A special A&E presentation of the events surrounding the assassination of John Lennon.        Current Pricing In US$: Buy from any one of these outlets: Buy from amazon.com Buy from amazon.ca Buy from amazon.co.uk

John Lennon: Timeless Portrait (2006) A glimpse into the life of John Lennon.        Current Pricing In US$: Buy from any one of these outlets: Buy from amazon.com Buy from amazon.ca Buy from amazon.co.uk

The Dick Cavett Show - John Lennon & Yoko Ono (1975) John Lennon devotees (and, to a lesser extent, Beatles fans in general) should be delighted with The Dick Cavett Show - John Lennon & Yoko Ono, which collects (on two discs) his three appearances on the TV talk show in 1971 and '72. It won't be because of the music; there's very little of that, and what there is, frankly, is not great. Of much more interest is the opportunity to see and hear Lennon, then in his early thirties, talk about matters both slight (his new haircut, the state of television in England) and significant (the Nixon administration's efforts to deport him, Lennon and Ono's battle for shared custody of her daughter from an earlier marriage). Always the most verbally agile of the Beatles, Lennon appears here with his rapier wit (on Yoko's chain smoking: "Every time I kiss her, I burn my chin") and penchant for punning (when Cavett appears without neckwear, Lennon calls him "tie-less in Gaza") intact. He also tirelessly plugs his and Ono's various activities, which gets a little old, but his passion for and commitment to their causes are undeniable. Don't expect much Beatles talk; while he evidences no bitterness about the band's demise, neither does he indulge in any sentimentality (although it's poignant, given his murder in 1980, to hear him say that he'd never want to be onstage singing "She Loves You" at age 50). As for the two live performances (there's also an "Imagine" film clip), both coming at the end of the third Cavett show, let's just say that the Lennons' collaboration with the New York band Elephant's Memory, which yielded the album Sometime in New York City and the two songs they play here (his strident "Woman is the Nigger of the World" and her "We're All Water"), wasn't exactly their creative zenith.        Current Pricing In US$: Buy from any one of these outlets: Buy from amazon.com Buy from amazon.ca Buy from amazon.co.uk

Beatles: From Liverpool to San Francisco (2005) They were four ordinary lads from Liverpool who became the biggest rock band the world had ever seen. Wherever they went, they won hearts and sold millions of discs and cinema tickets. What was so special about them that they could fill concert halls and airports form Tokyo to New York with thousands of fans? Why did the dream die and what have "The Fab Four" left behind? In short, who were the Beatles and how did they conquer the world? In this program, we look at their progress week by week through the best days of their lives with footage of fans and interviews, destinations and encounters, good times and bad. The Beatle Diaries tells you all you need to know about the significant events of the Fab Four’s glory years. Travel with John, Paul, George and Ringo from their early days in Liverpool to San Francisco, where they played their last concert together. DVD Extras: Beatles Across America rockumentary and complete Len Dodd TV Show interview.        Current Pricing In US$: Buy from any one of these outlets: Buy from amazon.com Buy from amazon.ca Buy from amazon.co.uk

Ringo Starr and His All Starr Band - Live Fronting his eighth All-Starr Band, the cheerful singer and drummer brought new direction to a concept that’s served him well since 1989. Filmed live at Casino Rama in Toronto, Canada - All Starr 2003 members are John Waite (The Babys, Bad English), Colin Hay (Men at Work), Paul Carrack (Squeeze, Mike & The Mechanics), Sheila E. (Prince), Mark Rivera (Billy Joel.) During this summer 2003 tour, Ringo Starr allowed a cameraman to follow him and the All-Starrs throughout the course of their travels for the first time ever! This DVD is your ticket to an unscripted, uncensored and unprecedented look at a Rock Legend at work -and at play, behind-the-scenes footage brings you up close and personal with the boys - and girl - in the band. Join in with Ringo as he gets a little help from his friends on classics like Honey Don’t, Boys and Yellow Submarine! Plus, experience an All-Starr take on 80s Hits like Mike & The Mechanics’ graceful Living Years, Sheila E.’s funk-pop Glamorous Life and Men At Work’s cult favorite Down Under.        Current Pricing In US$: Buy from any one of these outlets: Buy from amazon.com Buy from amazon.ca Buy from amazon.co.uk

Give My Regards To Broad Street (1984) Critics were ruthless when Give My Regards to Broad Street was released in 1984, but the passing years have turned it into an offbeat curio from Paul McCartney's post-Wings era. The ex-Beatle was roundly panned for scripting this empty-headed vanity project, and it still qualifies as a mistake of sorts, dubiously combining new performances of Beatles classics with a few Wings hits and tracks from McCartney's popular 1982 solo album Tug of War. Most of these songs are performed as semi-lavish, blandly filmed production numbers ("Silly Love Songs" comes off like an embarrassing mix of Michael Jackson's Thriller and a Flock of Seagulls reunion), and the whole movie reeks of cheesy early-'80s New Wave/MTV influence, even in the casting of Tracey Ullman as a leather-clad Londoner with streaks of red hair dye. The "plot" is entirely dispensable, consisting of "24 hours in the life of a rock star," in which Paul has until midnight to find the missing master tapes of his latest album, or lose his entire music empire to a slimy corporate takeover. (Parallels to Macca's loss of Beatle music rights to Michael Jackson are fascinating to consider.) It's all an excuse for a rambling, amiable mess of a movie, with slim supporting roles for Ringo Starr (who admirably refused to participate in re-recording the Beatles hits), his wife Barbara Bach, Linda McCartney, and, most inexplicably, Sir Ralph Richardson in one of many throwaway fantasy sequences. Critic Roger Ebert rightly called Broad Street "about as close as you can get to a non-movie" (which might explain why director Peter Webb never made another film), but the music's still good (look closely for Dave Edmunds and former Led Zeppelin bassist John Paul Jones), and we'd sure like a spin in Sir Paul's groovy vintage hot-rod.        Current Pricing In US$: Buy from any one of these outlets: Buy from amazon.com Buy from amazon.ca Buy from amazon.co.uk

The Beatles with Tony Sheridan (2003) This DVD documentary from Universal is another "must have" for students of Beatles history. What might at first appear as another cheesy DVD cashing in on The Beatles' continuing popularity and 40th anniversary of the Beatles first visit to the U.S., this DVD was a pleasant surprise. While this DVD does not contain any filmed footage from the Beatles' performances in Hamburg in their early career, it does include a variety of photographs from the Hamburg days accompanied by their recordings with Tony Sheridan. Many of the photographs are from the collection of Astrid Kirchher. Kirchher was a member of the Beatles' inner circle in Hamburg and girlfriend of Stuart Sutcliffe. The documentary includes interviews with recollections by Tony Sheridan, Astrid Kirchher, Klaus Voorman, Horst Fascher and Allan Williams. The interviews are all presented in sepia-tone rather than color or black and white, which gives this documentary an artsy appearance.        Current Pricing In US$: Buy from any one of these outlets: Buy from amazon.com Buy from amazon.ca Buy from amazon.co.uk

Beatles, The - Love Me Do - Documentary Ever wonder what the Fab Four were like before they became The Beatles? Just what were those early years on the road like for John, Paul, George and Ringo? What led them to choose their now-historic band name? What really happened with original drummer Pete Best? And most importantly, what brought them all together in the first place? All these questions and more are answered for you in LOVE ME DO, the definitive documentary of The Beatles’ early years. A "must have" for any true fan of the Lads from Liverpool! This insightful and intriguing history of the band traces their existence from the very day John first met Paul at a church function, all the way up to their incredible rise to fame, and finally to their break-up many years later. Filled with previously unseen footage, and told through the eyes of Victor Spinetti, the actor who worked closely with the band in their first 3 films, as well as through the musicians and friends of the group, this story truly gives a vivid picture of the most successful band this world has ever seen. LOVE ME DO contains interactive menus and the special bonus - an interview with the band’s first manager, Allan Williams!        Current Pricing In US$: Buy from any one of these outlets: Buy from amazon.com Buy from amazon.ca