Last update 2022-10-18
This page provides you details about the band’s music videoc clips, DVDs and other official video releases. The never-officially released rockumentary “It`s On The TV” is included as well as the DVD accompaining the Nice Talking To Me album.
released by the band on Facebook and Youtube in late 2020
1 Little Miss Can’t Be Wrong / Two Princes https://youtu.be/KPa0CiWeoOI
2 Refrigerator Car https://youtu.be/cKfR3C0LVJA
3 Big Fat Funky Booty https://youtu.be/cI33ix9RxqA
4 Shinbone Alley https://youtu.be/5A2qGSTiIxc
5 Jimmy Olsen’s Blues https://youtu.be/CBEr_C60hZc
6 40 or 50 https://youtu.be/RneSwFAHwnA
7 What Time Is It? https://youtu.be/PALhqA3ppKQ
8 Off My Line (2021) https://youtu.be/LiR2p0DVWDo
New versions of some of the band’s most known tracks, separate tracks (guitar, drums, bass, vocals) recorded remotely by the band members in their homes during the pandemic, later mixed and produced by Roman Klun. The band released the songs weekly on “Funky Friday”. In 2021, another remote version of “Off My Line” from a different session appeared on Eric’s Youtube channel. https://youtu.be/LiR2p0DVWDoBelow is the clip including “Little Miss” and “Two Princes”, watch a playlist with all videos here.
Ruf Records, released April 25th, 2015
1. What Time Is It
2. Traction Blues
3. Off My Line
4. Sweetest Portion
5. Little Miss Can’t Be Wrong
6. Some Other Man Instead
7. If The River Was Whiskey
8. Jimmy Olsen’s Blues
9. About A Train
10. Two Princes >
11. Lady Kerosene
12. Scotch And Water Blues
13. What My Love
14. Yo Mama’s A Pajama
15. Interview
Live album and DVD of the band’s show in Bonn, Germany on October 17th, 2013. Final night of the band’s fall tour through Switzerland and Germany in support of the “If The River Was Whiskey” album. Recorded for German TV show “Rockpalast”. DVD includes an interview with Aaron and Chris as bonus material.
Released August 16th, 2013
Official music video for the title track of the band’s 2013 album “If The River Was Whiskey”.
Released August 30th, 2011
Live video from the 2011-05-17 show in Manchester, England. Officially released via the band’s VEVO channel on YouTube.
Production date: 2005
Produced by Chris Schwartz and Rich Murray.
Bonus DVD to the band’s latest album “Nice Talking To Me” including the following stuff:
– Featurette “Nice Talking To Spin Doctors”
– Live performances / videos:
“Nice Talking To Me” (Live in Manchester);
“Can’ Kick The Habit” (video to the first single off NTTM, see below);
“What Time Is It?” (Live in London);
“Margarita” (Live in London).
– Full instrumental versions of “Nice Talking To Me” and “Happily Ever After” (as background music to the main and live DVD menus).
Production date: 2005
Video produced by Chris Schwartz and Rich Murray.
The video to the leadoff single from “Nice Talking To Me” captures live performances of the band during their 2005 UK/Euro tour. Very simple but effective video that is available via online sources such as lauch.com or on the bonus-DVD to the NTTM album.
Release date: May 4, 2005
A 2-minute video clip featuring Eric Schenkman recording one of his guitar tracks for the song “Tantrum”, recorded at Avatar Studios in NYC on March 31, 2005. This clip was released officially on the Spin Doctors website. See the Official Downloads section for more details on this clip.
Production date: 1996-04-22
Directed by Rich Murray.
A very “happy” and highly “produced” video to the leadoff single from “You’ve Got To Believe In Something”, the band’s third studio album.
Production date: 1994-09-30
Produced by Rich Murray.
Shot right around the time when Eric split, on Chris’ farm in Seattle, if I remember correctly. There’s no Eric in that video at all, in fact, the video shows the rest of the band doing try-outs for (pretty weird) guitarists.
Production date: 1994-06-24
Second single from TIUD and the only song off the album that was sucessful as a single. The video was shot in a launderette and has a little love-story and the band performing..
Production date: 1994-05-17
Directed by Wayne Isham.
The whole Egyptian tomb vibe. Although this song was not received well as a single and video, it still can be considered to be the band’s most artsy and inventive video to date.
1993 long-form video
Produced in 1993. This video (including all the video clips and some interview footage and live performances of the band during their PFOK-tours) was never released officially. It’s about 30 minutes long. Probably produced and directed by Rich Murray, too.
Production date: 1993-08-09
Probably directed by Chris Weinstein.
The fifth video for a PFOK-song. Again, this is more or less a live performance video capturing the band on stage.
Production date: 1993-06-17
Directed by Rich Murray.
Video on the hillside with Chris blowing that puff of smoke, filmed somewhere in France during the 1993 European tour. Actually got some decent airplay as a video and single, it showed the band was more than Princes & Little Miss.
Production date: 1993-04-09
Directed by Rich Murray.
A video that mostly captures the band doing live performances on the PFOK-tour(s).
Production date: 1993-01-06
Directed by Rich Murray.
After the success of the LMCBW video, Spin Doctors followed it up with shooting a second video for Two Princes. Filmed in black and white, Chris in ski hat with ear muffs, Mark playing one of the Princes. This song and it’s video, is probably what the general public remembers the Spin Doctors by (for better or worse, right?).
Production date: 1992-06-19
Directed by Diane LaVerdi.
After PFOK had been out for almost a year or so, this video was a hit on MTV. It really broke the band. Featuring a funny paint fight of the band members.
Production date: 1991 or early 1992
Not “the one”. The one before. A rarely seen video that was filmed on a club stage, with a live concert feel to it, featuring a chameleon. 🙂
