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The late legendary Louisiana bluesman, who would've turned 90 today, shifts from guitar to fiddle to blues harp in this '96 set from New York.
The two guitar greats reprise their intimate chemistry from 1976's Sargasso Sea in this 1980 set from the Great American Music Hall.
The iconoclastic singer-songwriter-guitarist-activist-poet performs tunes from Dilante and covers Prince's "When Doves Cry" in this 1996 set.
The visionary composer-performer explores the power of the human voice in this daring 1985 show that is entirely sans instruments.
The irreverent pianist-composer-bandleader mixes humor and free playing with lush harmonies and heady themes in this 1978 set.
The Chicago blues guitar hero plays scintillating versions of "Mustang Sally" and his signature song, "Damn Right, I've Got the Blues."
The Mahavishnu Orchestra keyboardist turns 66 today. Hear him perform his composition "Sister Andrea" in this 1973 M.O. concert.
Sting, Andy Summers and Stewart Copeland welcome Bono on "Invisible Sun" in this 1986 Amnesty International benefit concert.
The Polish violinist and his electric quintet, featuring adventurous vocalist Urszula Dudziak, make their Statside debut in this 1974 set.
The Animals' main man updated his sound for the '90s, but classics like "House of the Rising Son" were still down and dirty.
The singer-songwriter, who just turned 63, performs her bittersweet hit song about teenage angst, "At Seventeen," in this 1976 concert.
Capitol Theatre | Apr 18, 1976
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