Classic Studio T, a music label that works out of Shepperton Film Studios in the UK, has a cool YouTube page featuring some really great DVD packages.

‘Limited Edition Director’s Cut’ DVD of the Yes 35th Anniversary World Tour. Behind-the-scenes footage and previously unreleased live performances at the N.I.A, Birmingham and The Glastonbury Festival that didn’t make it into the original DVD of ‘Yes - The Director’s Cut.’
Steve Howe ‘Remedy Live’ DVD, a feature length “Live” concert filmed during his 2004 European Tour. Howe is one of the most amazing guitarists of our time. Video performance of “The Clap” from The Yes Album.
Bill Wyman’s Rhythm Kings ‘Let The Good Times Roll’ DVD features two live performances, in the studio and on the road during their European tour in 2004. The band performs jazz and rock ‘n’ roll classics from some of the greatest artists of all time including Little Richard, Nat King Cole, Nina Simmone, and Lonnie Donnegan. Performances from Bill Wyman, Albert Lee and Georgie Fame, among others. Video features the Ray Charles classic “I Got A Woman.”
Nazareth ‘Live From Classic T Stage’ DVD shows this Scottish rock band performing and recording a greatest …

I finally got all the way through this double DVD set from Eric Clapton’s Crossroads Guitar Festival. This massive one day concert took place in Chicago last July, which is the second get together of these guitar legends. This follows slowhand’s first guitar festival, which stretched over a three day weekend in Dallas in 2004.
The idea then and now was to get together all the best players, have fun and raise funds to benefit the Crossroads Centre in Antigua. This DVD is a must have for all guitar and music fans! (Just like the previous DVD, also a double-disc.)
Featuring:
Bill Murray as emcee
Eric Clapton playing host & guitar (with just about everybody)
Steve Winwood
Sonny Landreth
John McLaughlin
Doyle Bramhall II
Susan Tedeschi
The Derek Trucks Band
Johnny Winter
Robert Randolph & the Family Band
Robert Cray Band
Jimmie Vaughan
Hubert Sumlin
B.B. King
Vince Gill
Albert Lee
Sheryl Crow
Willie Nelson
Highlights:
Disc 1:
Sonny Landreth opens the show with a pair of red hot tunes with some smokin’ slide guitar playin’ plus a duet with Clapton. Landreth’s highly skilled style doesn’t get nearly the attention it deserves. His playing is right up there with Steve Vai & Derek Trucks.
The Derek Trucks Band with Susan Tedeschi sure picked some …