Robert Plant talking about his favourite song from the whole catalogue of Led Zeppelin.

"A dozen superstars on stage yet you cannot take your eyes off of Tina Turner. She had a stage presence that no one can match." Get Back performed by Paul McCartney, Tina Turner, Elton John, Eric Clapton, Mark Knopfler, John Mellencamp, Phil Collins, Paul Young, and Midge Ure,

David Gilmour, Richard Wright, and Billy Corgan from Smashing Pumpkins performing Pink Floyd's classic 'Wish You Were Here' live at Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Inducitons, in 1996. That's a great line-up.

Nancy Wilson performing a Heart Medley on the Howard Stern Show, in 1999. The way she shows her emotions through guitar and her singing, it's just priceless. She performs 'Barracuda,' 'Magic Man,' and 'Crazy on You.'

Nancy Wilson performing a Heart Medley on the Howard Stern Show, in 1999. The way she shows her emotions through guitar and her singing, it's just priceless. She performs 'Barracuda,' 'Magic Man,' and 'Crazy on You.'

Roger Daltrey always had the most lethal looking microphone swings when he was on stage. 80s were the golden period for music. The Who performing 'Won't Get Fooled Again' at Live Aid in front of 72,000 people in Wembley Stadium, London on the 13th July, 1985.

There are no bands or vocalists like this one anymore. One of the most complete bands and the golden proof of old times. Perry was the total package; The vocal range, stage presence, the hair and those jeans. Journey performing 'Lovin' Touchin' Squeezin' live on their Escape

Mark Knopfler, Carlos Santana, and Brian Johnson are improvising on the song 'Black Magic Woman', which was written by Peter Green in 1968. This is an excerpt from "Johnson & Knopfler's Music Legends" TV show, a cool laid back chat of great guys.

This might possibly be the most hauntingly beautiful and emotional tributes of all time. Kris Kristofferson, Lyle Lovett, Emmylou Harris and Rosanne Cash perform 'Sunday Morning Coming Down', 'Folsom Prison Blues', 'Ring of Fire' and 'Walk The Line' as a tribute to 1996 Honoree

Prince sharing his opinion on birthdays. He then tells why he looks the same as he was ten years ago.

"People ask me all the time what 'Dream On' is all about," said Steven Tyler in 'Walk This Way', Aerosmith's authorized band biography. "It's simple. It's about dreaming until your dreams come true. It's about the hunger and desire and ambition to be somebody that Aerosmith

Jessica, a song, and a name. Think about a song that many parents named their children after this song's name. The Allman Brothers were one of a kind. The Allman Brothers Band performing 'Jessica' live at University Of Florida Bandshell, in 1982.

''Live. In 1 take. In front of an audience. Just an acoustic guitar, no pedals, effects, ear monitors, or any aids.'' Playing a song difficult as hell in an instrument that will unmercifully expose any flaws. Jerry was a beast of a performer. Jerry Reed and Chet Atkins

Stevie Ray Vaughan, the man in blues, performing 'Life Without You' live at Capitol Theatre. It was a song Stevie wrote after the untimely death of his great friend and mentor Charley Wirz. The song shows his love for Charley and how much he truly missed him. The White

There are covers and then there is AC/DC. In a night off, Angus Young and Bon Scott joined the Rose Tattoo in Bondi Lifesaver stage to perform the classic 'Johnny B Goode' by Chuck Berry. That's what rock and roll is all about.

David Bowie's prophecy on the future of the internet.

"All I want in life is for someone to look at me the way David Crosby looks at Tom Jones." What a fabulous team of incredible musicians on the same ground! Tom Jones & Crosby, Stills & Nash performing 'Long Time Gone' on TV show 'This Is Tom Jones' in 1969.

Prince exposes music industry with a quick math. Prince was a mastermind, and he warned artists about being safe in the music industry.

Some songs have that hauntingly beautiful last notes that have ever been recorded. The truth is those songs never finish in the entire history and future of human beings. This is just one of them. Mark Knopfler playing the last notes for Sultans of Swing in the most

They don't make songs like that anymore. All natural, no computers. One of the most powerful voices of all time. No big screens, no cellphones, no big lights, just a band and the public, best of times. Journey performing 'Don't Stop Believin' live in Houston, in 1981, on