Live at Montreux

It isn't easy to get the entire Wu-Tang Clan together in one city let alone on a single stage. With the exception of dearly departed member Ol' Dirty Bastard, this July 2007 Montreux concert showcases all the hip-hop group's members and demonstrates the power of a collective.

Filmed at the 1987 Montreux Jazz Festival, this soulful concert reaffirms Curtis Mayfield's five-tool ability as a singer, lyricist, guitarist, performer and arranger. Graced with a flawless falsetto, the vocalist turns in a career-spanning set that stretches from his early days in the Impressions to sociopolitical solo work.

Van Morrison has made multiple appearances at the Montreux Festival. This restored film highlights his performance at the 1974 event and shows the singer at a unique point in his career.

RUN-D.M.C. is one of the true pioneers of rap music. This concert from Montreux in 2001, the group's only appearance at the festival, captures the trio at its very best. DMC, Run and Jam Master Jay perform all their classic hits, including "It's Like That," "It's Tricky," "King of Rock" and "Walk This Way."

Fresh from releasing his Grammy-winning "The Healer" album, bluesman John Lee Hooker delivers a vibrant concert at the Montreux Jazz Festival in 1990. Joined by the Coast to Coast Blues Band, he covers an impressive set of hits from across his career, including "Boom Boom," "Crawlin' King Snake" and his very first single, "Boogie Chillen."

Legendary bluesman John Lee Hooker brings his boogie-style blend of R&B and delivers a blistering performance at the Montreux Jazz Festival in 1990. Joined by the Coast to Coast Blues Band, he covers an impressive set of music from across his career.

This Yes concert from Montreux in 2003 is regarded by the band and fans alike as one of the group's finest hours. The film captures the only time Yes performed at the festival.