Transport Yourself Back A Decade Or Five With These Classic Rock VideosIn Correlation With Our Drum Charts
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| "Emotional Rescue" by Rolling Stones | "Everytime You Go Away" by Paul Young |
| The Stones in a microwave, and Mick singing falsetto. My life is now complete. | Paul Young is a British popster who loves the Motown thing, and you can tell in this video. |
| "Father Figure" by George Michael | "Fields Of Gold" by Sting |
| George Michael and his soft, soothing lyrics. | This is Sting's biggest post-Police hit. Lots of pretty nature scenes go along with the audio in this video. |
| "Flying" by The Beatles | "Get Closer" by Linda Ronstadt |
| A bird's eye view. This was the Beatles' only instrumental, from the Magical Mystery Tour. | Linda in her polka-dot dress. This song is in 7/4. She makes it sound natural. |
| "Glad All Over" by Dave Clark Five | "Gimme All Your Lovin'" by ZZ Top |
| Dave Clark was the only British drummer to play Rogers drums. This video has a very cool behind the scenes news report to let you into the frenzy a bit before the performance starts. | If you haven't seen ZZ Top before, they have what I call a "downtown look." Billy Gibbons went to my high school, and he sure didn't look like this in school. |
| "Glory Days" by Bruce Springsteen | "Got To Be Real" by Cheryl Lynn |
| Here's Springsteen still in his glory days on Letterman. The music video to this tune you can compare with Sam Cooke's "Chain Gang." Both videos feature the working man (and woman) - this one has a dominant bar scene. | Here is Cheryl Lynn appearing on Soul Train. Funky song and chart. |
| "Green River" by Creedence Clearwater Revival | |
| "Well, take me back down where cool water flows, ya'll." Nice performance by Creedence Clearwater in this video. |
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