They are the Survivors! They are the Survivors! Two hours of classic spacerock from these warriors on the edge of time. Veterans of the savage truth. Lost. Last. Betrayed. But most definitely unbowed. This sonic and visual feast of 'Felliniesque' proportions proves that they are the true masters of the universe.

A two hour concert at The Buttermarket, Shrewsbury in 2003: a half hour interview and over an hour of 'on the road' extras plus a 24 page booklet of rare pictures and articles. "Tony McPhee is an absolute genius...he's the real thing. The Groundhogs were probably the finest example of prog' rock you can possibly get: a mixture of blues, psychedelia and pop that's never been bettered, before or since" CAPTAIN SENSIBLE

The King of British Blues harp and his excellent band The King Snakes, played a wonderful set of original material plus a couple of blues classics at the Jazz and Roots Club in February 2003. Great Material, Great Playing, Great Night all round from the tightest band in the land. Paul thinks it is the best thing he has ever done and we are sure you will too!

Roots legends Culture produced a sublime set of conscious reggae at the Buttermarket, Shrewsbury in August 2003. The two hour concert reaffirms Joseph Hill as one of the all-time great reggae writers. It is accompanied by a 40 minute interview by broadcaster and DJ Mark Lamarr in which Joseph gives us a glimpse of his unique view of life, reggae and rastafari.

2 Hours of hard driving Roots Reggae and Dub from the legendary 'Riddim Twins' Sly Dunbar & Robbie Shakespeare with their Taxi Gang and special guest Bunny Rugs from Third World Recorded live at The Buttermarket Jazz and Roots Club, Shrewsbury. An added bonus is an informative 35 minute interview with Radio 2 DJ Mark Lamarr

Tractor were one of the first bands to sign to John Peel's legendary Dandelion label in the early seventies. Their first album was generally regarded and still is a classic and originals fetch high prices by collectors. The band reformed in the late 1990s and this dvd is a record of 2 gigs played at The Buttermarket in 2002. Tractor is memorable for the flowing guitar style and vocals of Jim Milne and the extraordinary drumming of Steve Clayton: yes, they were doing it before White Stripes. The dvd also includes a 30 minute compilation of material from the Deeply Vale Festivals, which Tractor helped organise, as well as interviews, promos and an acoustic jam back at the festival site.

This Celtic/Aboriginal band from Australian roots created a funky, psychedelic, heart filling wall of sound when they played at the Jazz and Roots Club in 2002. Although the filming was unplanned and very much a spur of the moment, the 'oneness' between the musicians, audience and crew became apparent in the result, which was a watershed in plans to create DVDs by ents.tv and accelerated the process.

One of the most charismatic and accomplished performers on the live music circuit today gets up close and personal... Just for you! Possibly now more known as the front man for the legendary Bill Wyman's Rhythm Kings. 29 tracks of rockin' and rollin' brilliance are packed into this programme which has been extended to include 30 minutes of his latest show at the Jazz and Roots Club.