Jesse Harris "Feel" - directed by Lyle Owerko
This song is off of the 7th album by Grammy-winning singer/songwriter Jesse Harris. Known as the author behind the smash hit "don't know why" sung by Nora Jones (which helped launch her career). Jesse has also worked with a wide range of artists including Madeline Peyroux, Pat Metheny, Cat Power and Willie Nelson as well as bands such as the Black Keys and Bright Eyes. Recently Jesse authored the soundtrack for Ethan Hawkes directorial debut with the film "The Hottest State". This video is a simply composed project with a wry twist in the visual delivery -- much like Jesse's songs the video delivers itself in a manner that satisfy's as much as it leaves you guessing... Enjoy. Here is the Youtube link
A quicktime can also be provided if necessary.
Alvin Stardust "Jealous Mind"
http://bedazzled.blogs.com/bedazzled/2008/01/alvin-stardus-1.html
"Moving to Mansfield, Nottinghamshire at a young age, he made his stage debut in pantomime at the age of four. In the early 1960s he became known as Shane Fenton, and with his backing group, The Fentones, had a handful of hits in the UK singles chart. His band based their sound on that of The Shadows. He also appeared in Billy Fury's movie, Play It Cool.
During the early 1970s, he became Alvin Stardust, as he tried to cash in on the Glam Rock bandwagon. His biggest hit was "My Coo-Ca-Choo" in 1973; and he had four other chart successes with the hits - "Jealous Mind", "You, You, You", "Red Dress" and "Good Love". In total, he amassed seven Top Ten entries, in a chart span lasting almost 25 years."
"The Music of Lennon & McCartney" TV Special Part 1.
http://bedazzled.blogs.com/bedazzled/2008/01/the-music-of--1.html
"The Music of Lennon & McCartney was a show about The Beatles' music. Starring John Lennon and Paul McCartney, they show us other artists that covered their songs, hear them in different languages, hear the lyrics straight into dialogue, and best of all, hear them (along with George Harrison and Ringo Starr) sing their greatest songs!"
Sensorama - Star Escalator (1998); Dir. Michael Klöfkorn/ Oliver Husain
couldn't find this garage ballet here...
MONEYBROTHER "guess who´s gonna get some tonight". Dir.: Zoran Bihac
Mary Remington "The Dead Sea" Directed by Morgan Barnard
Experimental music video performed live using Max/MSP Jitter.
Format: Quicktime H.264 morganbarnard.com
Robots In Disguise "We're in the Music Biz" Dir. Graeme Pearce
ROBOTS IN DISGUISE - 'We're in the Music Biz'
Add to My Profile | More Videos
Based on a 90's Japanese computer game... Two Robots, one line and a whole lot of power-ups!
