The Miles Davis Quintet digs into this classic on November 7, 1967 at the Stadthalle, Karlsruhe, Germany.

Oscar Peterson sits in on piano with the incomparable rhythm section of Paul Chambers (bass) and Jimmy Cobb (drums).

John Coltrane (feeling 'kind of blue') takes a stroll down 'Green Dolphin Street' in this rare footage.

Lagrene joins Andre Ceccarelli on drums for a funky take on this standard.

Albert Collins and band losing their cool at Buddy Guy's Legends club.

A spellbinding performance of this self-penned soul ballad.

The Beatles (with guest Billy Preston on electric piano) work up their 1969 single 'Get Back'.

The Pat Martino Trio revisit a number from the Don Patterson years; Cal Massey's 'These Are Soulful Days'. Featuring Pat Martino (gtr), Joey DeFrances

From Martin Scorsese's unreleased 'Nothin' But The Blues', Eric Clapton turns up the heat on Eddie Boyd's 'Five Long Years'.

Bireli steps out again with Andre Ceccarelli (drums) and David El-Malek (sax) on the latter's tune 'Pression'.

The video quality isn't the greatest but this 1965 performance, recorded live in Australia is certainly sassy enough to share. Featuring a young Bob J

A rare sighting of jazz guitar legend Jimmy Raney with Cal Collins (gtr) - who takes the first solo - Tyrone Wheeler (b) and Bruce Morrow (d) at the A

One of the great masters of the sarangi.

Robert channels Johnny Guitar Watson on a gospel-influenced stomper.

Keyboardist Jim Pugh (who wrote this number) leads the Robert Cray Band right down the middle and out again.

The Martijn van Iterson Quartet (Martijn Van Iterson, guitar; Karel Boehlee, piano; Frans van Geest, bass; Martijn Vink, drums) showcase the title tra

Jimmy Raney believed that jazz guitarists prove their mettle by how they handle a ballad. Watch the master himself at work ably assisted by Cal Collin

EC whips out his slide to cover some Muddy Waters on his 1994 'From The Cradle' tour.

Joe Louis Walker pays tribute to slide maestro Earl Hooker with a simmering rendition of 'Blue Guitar'. Mike Eppley features on the piano.

Masterful Dutch jazz guitarist, Jesse van Ruller performs one of his own compositions, "Have a Heart" (ignore the screen title describing this as "Con