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One of the biggest hits of the 1980s brought together four extraordinary performers. But as Gladys Knight recalls in a newly released episode of Off The Record, getting everyone into the recording studio was quite another matter. In 1985, Dionne Warwick, Gladys Knight, Elton John and Stevie Wonder came together to record That’s What Friends
A charity recording brought a West End performer together with young singers to help more people understand Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder. You Are My Song is now available to watch on RODtv. When Darren Day agreed to sing on You Are My Song, he was lending his voice to a cause he was only beginning
For more than thirty years, Bill Wyman had one of the most recognisable jobs in rock music. He was the bass player in The Rolling Stones. From the early clubs of the 1960s through stadium tours and some of the biggest records in rock history, Wyman was there — usually standing rather more still than
There are recording sessions that run like clockwork. The musicians arrive, the producer settles everyone down, the tape starts rolling and, with a bit of luck, everybody gets home at a reasonable hour. And then there are recording sessions involving Stevie Wonder. By the mid-1980s, Stevie Wonder was already one of the biggest names in
OFF THE RECORD — THE STORIES BEHIND THE MUSIC There’s the story everyone knows. And then there’s what happened off the record. A new series of short stories, opening up the archive, with unusual stories, candid moments and rarely seen footage featuring some of the biggest names in music. The first three tories take us
Close to the Edge of Reason arrives on 25th July There are concert films. There are rock documentaries. And then there’s Close to the Edge of Reason—a film that somehow manages to become both without really trying to be either. For more than three years, filmmaker Robert Garofalo found himself travelling through the wonderfully unpredictable
RODtv’s exclusive new weekly series Access All Areas takes viewers inside rare recording sessions, backstage rehearsals, iconic concerts and unseen interviews with some of music’s most legendary names.
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"Don’t Make Me Over," streaming on RODtv, is a 90-min documentary showcasing Dionne Warwick's iconic music career with exclusive interviews, archival clips, and insights into her collaborations and legacy.
RODtv's Life Stories offers exclusive 4K music documentaries with rare interviews, archive footage, and behind-the-scenes access to legendary artists. Subscribe from £3.33/month or rent episodes.