This was the highest charting USA single for Rainbow, thanks in part to JLT's contribution in many ways. It's a classic from the MTV heydays. VIEW HERE
Can't Happen Here Video
This video contains a montage of news, historical clips and band performance footage. A bit prophetic if you consider what has happened in the world since this was released. VIEW HERE
Can't Let You Go
This "mini movie" represents one of the last videos Rainbow released before taking their "hiatus" in the early 80s so that Deep Purple could reform again. JLT and Ritchie Blackmore star in this video inspired by the 1919 Film Noir drama "The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari." VIEW HERE
Death Alley Driver
It's Blackmore and Turner as protagonist and antagonist in this fast paced video. As of this date, it remains a VH1 Classic and fan favorite. VIEW HERE
Street of Dreams
In the mid-80s, rock videos were very cinematic. This Rainbow classic is no exception. Complete with onscreen title and non-musical "spoken" intro, de-emphasis on the band members onscreen, mix of natural sound and music, it stands out among the Rainbow video catalogue as one of the band's most memorable. VIEW HERE
Spotlight Kid
Captured live from one of Rainbow's live shows, this energetic concert opener uses several camera angles. It will bring back memories for anyone who saw Rainbow back in the early 80s. VIEW HERE
1982 MTV Interview
Joe talks with legendary MTV VeeJay JJ Jackson. This chat took place in 1982. JLT shares Rainbow tour stories and more. VIEW HERE
Yngwie Malmsteen-JLT Era: Heaven Tonight
Complete with the "psycho cam" (ala the "Robocop" movie), this video is explosive, literally! Some well-timed pyro balanced with JLT and Malmsteen's energy and synergy make this one of the "great ones" from the late 80s. VIEW HERE
Yngwie Malmsteen-JLT Era: Japanese Interview
Apparently from some Japanese TV show, this "sit down" features JLT, Malmsteen and some puppet. Unique to say the least! VIEW HERE
This video created controversey on MTV due to the storyline and what it implicated. It mixes great perspective, moody carnival/amusement park shots with band performance footage. VIEW HERE
Deep Purple: King of Dreams Live
DP Mark V with Joe Lynn Turner perfoming King of Dreams live in Czech Republic VIEW HERE
Joe Lynn Turner "Endlessly" video
This mid-80s video help solidify JLT as one of rock and roll's singer-heartthrob types. The clip is actually about the making of a video, something that had not been done much, if at all, when this was filmed. VIEW HERE
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