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Bored With the U.S.A., I Fought the Law, Jail Guitar Doors, and English Civil War. It is only short clips of the songs but great nonetheless. This concert was the same night Paul Simonon smashed his favorite bass guitar thus creating one of the greatest moments in rock and roll history ever captured, seen on the album cover of London Calling, and taken by photographer Pennie Smith.
The original source of this video was a silent Super 8 film camera. I layered the audio over it and synced it together.

MrMelodiousThunk has posted a video up on Youtube, a rare German documentary film about organist Jimmy Smith from 1965.

Jump to 1:09:00 and 1:17:00 and watch a few minutes of Jimmy Smith recording for Verve in Rudy Van Gelder's studio in Englewood Cliffs. At 1:19:50 Jimmy is having fun listening to playback in the control room. That's Rudy in the background, laughing and rewinding a tape. Creed Taylor is writing down the names of the tunes.
(The session is from December 16, 1965, with Kenny Burrell on guitar and Grady Tate on drums.)