Produced by Pioneer Artists, this concerto/special edition features David Sanborn on saxaphone and special apearances by George Harrison, Eric Clapton, David Gilmore, Ray Cooper and The National Philharmonic Orchestra. It also includes an artist documentary and insightful interviews about Michael Kamen's film scores for Brazil and Lethal Weapon.

This 1985 performance at the Montreal Jazz Festival captures Miles in Montreal with rare concert footage. Throughout his long career, Miles utilized the best in contemporary pop music, and this time he had some uniquely suitable sources; Cyndi Lauper's hit "Time After Time" and Michael Jackson's "Human Nature." Combine funk, pop, and the founder of the Birth of the Cool, the result is an elegant restrained restatement of everything Miles Davis.

In this concert, filmed live in Munich Germany on July 10th 1988, Davis's trademarked Harmon-muted trumpet tones dance and trance with his cool and distinctive style playing with some of the most talented musicians ever gathered on one stage. Throughout this remastered concert, Davis glides across the stage with the elegance of a dancer and the power of a fighter, huddling with his sidemen to play and share a phrase.

MusikLaden - Greatest Hits pulls from the popular German television show of the 1970's renowned for having showcased performances by nearly every important rock band of the sixties and seventies. MusikLaden - Greatest Hits continues the excellence of previous BEST OF titles, with a blend of classic rock and pop.

The battle for the future has begun. Only the past can save it. While pursuing their suspect, Michael is mysteriously transported back to 16th century France. There he confronts Garamond (Finton McKeown), leader of the Sixth Order. Michael discovers the nexus between past and present has been erased through the use of a secret time machine created by Leonardo da Vinci.

Bandit Revolutionary Legend Telly Savalas delivers a classic performance as Pancho Villa, the legendary Mexican revolutionary. Called a bandit, considered a hero, Pancho Villa was notorious for his cruelty and renowned for his bravery. In this fictional account, arms deals go wrong, American forts are invaded for weapons, and an attempt is made to take over the Mexican government - culminating in an explosive finale!

A 747 filled with passengers is struck by lightning in mid-flight. The explosion kills the pilot and co-pilot and sends the airliner into a deadly nose dive. As terror fills the cabin, a flight attendant and two heroic passengers race to engage the automatic pilot, saving the lives of 400 people - for now.

The latest in the longstanding history of acrobats is the Patrouille de France, the official flying team of the French Air Force. The current team consists of eight Dasso Brege/Domier Alpha Jet E's which were jointly developed with Germany. Included in this program are planes from the British and Dutch Air Forces, as well as France's newer Mirage jets.

The Patrouille Suisse is proud of its long history which dates back to January of 1964 when the team formed; the same yar the Red Arrows of the British Airforce was established. This video was shot over a period of 4 consecutive weeks at the 1991 Air Show in Switzerland, celebrating the country's 700th year of independence.

In 1980, after several years of absence, Paul Simon returned to the concert stage on a triumphant swing through the United States and Europe. Touring with him were some of the best in the business: Steve Gadd on drums, Tony Levin on bass, the late Richard Tee on piano, and the late Erie Gale on guitar.

Honorary Academy Award winner and legendary cinematographer Jack Cardiff directs this murder mystery drama set in the world of international stamp collectors. James Booth stars as a detective sent to investigate the murder of a young girl. When the investigation leads him to her evil twin sister, played by Franceska Annis, the detective must sort it all out and find out the secret of the Penny Gold.