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The Drifters are the longest running band in pop history still performing live and enjoying over 50 hits world-wide. For more than seventy years, the group have undergone many line-up changes and the singers you see in this film are directly descended from those early days. No other vocal group has had as much success
Series of Five Episodes, recorded in 1979 at the Paradise Studios in Los Angeles, for the ‘One For The Road’ Album. View The Series at RODTV.
This fascinating documentary takes us on a captivating journey through the musical career of the short-lived group formed by two legendary rock icons – Jon Lord and Ian Paice – who were previously associated with the renowned band Deep Purple; and Jon’s close friend, sing Tony Ashton and also featuring Bernie Marsden on lead guitar
Jon Lord (1941-2012), one of the co-founders of the legedary rock group Deep Purple, tells his life story. How the band was started, the highs and lows of being in one of the biggest Rock bands on the planet. His time with the Artwoods; and even as one of The Flowerpot Men. He also discusses his
Now in production, a new series for fans of Rock Music. Life Stories. Each episode delves deep into some of the biggest names in Rock history. With exclusive interviews and behind the scenes footage . Season One features, Leon Russell, one of the greatest songwriters of all time, Black Sabbath’s Tony Iommi, Andy Fairweather Low,
Procol Harum fans, brace yourselves for some exciting news: you can now have a sneak peek into the iconic band’s rehearsal session for their 2006 tour! The session gives fans a glimpse into their preparation process as they fine-tune their classic hits such as “A Whiter Shade of Pale” and “Conquistador.” Watching the band members
The full two hour concert is now available on RODtv. Featuring guest artist West End star) Darren Day – Remember him as ‘Joseph’.
The British Invasion of the early-to-mid-‘60s – and therefore rock ‘n’ roll as we know it – would not have been possible without Alexis Korner. The man known as the “Founder of British Blues” died of lung cancer on Jan. 1, 1984. Born in Paris in 1928, Korner’s family moved to London in 1940 and