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	Bob Dylan- (Voice of His Generation) Posted by: SteveWalrus Video duration: 539 seconds A look at Bob Dylan's career, and how he sees himself simply as a song writer. Others disagree- calling him the (Voice Of His Generation) which is a label that Dylan has always rejected.

	Bob Dylan Meets Johnny Cash Posted by: SteveWalrus Video duration: 230 seconds Bob Dylan briefly talks about meeting Johnny Cash at Newport and how thrilled he was when Cash sang one of his songs.

	Max Roach - (Mr. Hi Hat) Posted by: SteveWalrus Video duration: 304 seconds Legendary jazz drummer, Max Roach plays his own rendition of "Mr. Hi Hat" in tribute to Papa Jo Jones.

	Dizzy Gillespie (Once In A While) Posted by: SteveWalrus Video duration: 527 seconds Dizzy Gillespie plays a very nice rendition of the song "Once In A While" Featuring a solo by Milt Jackson!

	Stompin' Tom ( The Hockey Song & Sudbury Saturday Night) Posted by: SteveWalrus Video duration: 526 seconds He put his first recording out in 1967 and for 40 years, has been a Canadian Icon in country music! in this clip, Stompin'Tom Connors talks a little bit about his success in Canada. Featuring: The Hockey Song & Sudbury Saturday Night

	Vote For Tom Green Posted by: SteveWalrus Video duration: 574 seconds There is a petition going- to get Tom Green the Conan Obrien Show in 2009- when Conan takes over The Tonight Show. Please Vote! Visit- www.TomGreen.com today! Thank You!

	Charlie Parker & Dizzy Gillespie- (Hot House) Posted by: SteveWalrus Video duration: 170 seconds Charlie Parker & Dizzy Gillespie play an outstanding version of "Hot House" in this broadcast from 1952.

	Being There (Movie Trailer) Posted by: SteveWalrus Video duration: 164 seconds Peter Sellers in one of his final roles- as a man without friends without family, and without a past.

	Stompin' Tom - Luke's Guitar Posted by: SteveWalrus Video duration: 173 seconds Canadian country legend Stompin' Tom Connors, performing one of his old classic songs- "Luke's Guitar"