Henry Carter Hull

This show featured the most popular contemporary performers of 1969-1970 along with many varied musical legends. Based on Billboard magazine's hit record charts, the Music scene offered live performances of virtually every major rock star of the era as well as country, soul, folk and pop. Special features: Four live television shows from 1969, 21 bonus performances, and four Music Scene promos by the Rolling Stones.

An in-depth look at Bob Dylan, beginning with his Minnosota roots, including his early performances in Greenwich Village and ending with his acsent to stardom in 1966. Includes interviews with Dylan himself and his contemporaries.

In a relaxed and intimate setting, Presley reminisces, jokes and rocks through his greatest hits.

In 1970, such names as Janis Joplin, The Band, and The Grateful Dead traveled by a customized train for five days to Toronto, Calgary, and Winnipeg for a mega-concert at each stop. This experience was filmed and some footage was locked away, until now.