Last update 2025-07-03
This page provides you details about the band’s music video clips, live videos, DVDs and other official video releases.
Released June 27th, 2025
Spin Doctors performing ‘Jimmy Olsen’s Blues’ live on ‘Top of the Pops’ on September 30, 1993. Released on the band’s official Youtube channel ahead of the 2025 summer tour.
Released June 6th, 2025
Live performance of “Two Princes” at Pol’And’Rock 2023, released on the band’s official Youtube channel.
Released May 16th, 2025
Live performance of “‘Bout A Train” at Pol’And’Rock 2023, released on the band’s official Youtube channel.
Released April 25th, 2025
Live performance of “What Time Is It?” at Pol’And’Rock 2023, released on the band’s official Youtube channel.
Released April 11th, 2025
Official video for the fourth single from the band’s 2025 album “Face Full Of Cake”.
Released April 4th, 2025
Live performance of “Little Miss Can’t Be Wrong” at Pol’And’Rock 2023, released on the band’s official Youtube channel.
Released March 28th, 2025
Official lyrics video for the third single from the band’s 2025 album “Face Full Of Cake”.
Released March 14th, 2025
Live performance of “How Could You Want Him…” at Pol’And’Rock 2023, released on the band’s official Youtube channel.
Released February 28th, 2025
Official lyrics video for the second single from the band’s 2025 album “Face Full Of Cake”.
Released February 21st, 2025
Live performance of “Jimmy Olsen’s Blues” at Pol’And’Rock 2023, released on the band’s official Youtube channel.
Released January 17th, 2025
Official lyrics video for the first single from the band’s 2025 album “Face Full Of Cake”.
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
The band created new versions of their most well-known songs by recording separate tracks (guitar, drums, bass, vocals) remotely in their homes during the pandemic. Roman Klun mixed and produced these performances, and the band released the songs weekly on “Funky Fridays.” In 2021, another remote version of “Off My Line” from a different session appeared on Eric’s YouTube channel. 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
The live album and DVD feature the band’s show in Bonn, Germany, on October 17th, 2013. It was the final night of their fall tour through Switzerland and Germany, supporting the “If The River Was Whiskey” album. The recording was made for the German TV show “Rockpalast.” The 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
Chris Schwartz and Rich Murray produced the bonus DVD for the band’s 5th album, “Nice Talking To Me.” The DVD includes:
- A featurette titled “Nice Talking To Spin Doctors.”
- Live performances of “Nice Talking To Me” (Live in Manchester), “What Time Is It?” (Live in London), and “Margarita” (Live in London).
- The music video for “Can’t Kick The Habit,” which is the first single from “Nice Talking To Me.”
- Full instrumental versions of “Nice Talking To Me” and “Happily Ever After” as background music for the DVD menus.
Production date: 2005
Chris Schwartz and Rich Murray produced the video for the lead-off single from “Nice Talking To Me.” The video includes live performances from the band’s 2005 UK/Euro tour and was available on a couple of now-defunct websites and on the “Nice Talking To Me” album bonus DVD.
Production date: 1996-04-22
Rich Murray directed the video for the lead-off single from “You’ve Got To Believe In Something,” the band’s third studio album.
Production date: 1994-09-30
Rich Murray produced the video, which was shot around the time Eric left the band, at Chris’ farm in Seattle. The video does not feature Eric and shows the remaining band members holding auditions for guitarists.
Production date: 1994-06-24
Production date: 1994-05-17
Wayne Isham directed the music video with an Egyptian tomb theme. Despite the song not being well-received as a single, the video is considered the band’s most artsy and inventive to date.
1993 long-form video
The video, produced in 1993, includes video clips, interview footage, and live performances from the band’s “PFOK” tours. It is approximately 30 minutes long and was never officially released. It was probably produced and directed by Rich Murray.
Production date: 1993-08-09
The video, likely directed by Chris Weinstein, is the fifth video for a song from “Pocket Full Of Kryptonite”. It primarily features a live performance of the band on stage.
Production date: 1993-06-17
Rich Murray directed the video, which was filmed on a hillside in France during the band’s 1993 European tour. The video features Chris blowing a puff of smoke and received decent airplay, demonstrating the band’s range beyond “Two Princes” and “Little Miss Can’t Be Wrong.”
Production date: 1993-04-09
Rich Murray directed the video, which primarily captures the band performing live during the “Pocket Full Of Kryptonite” tour(s).
Production date: 1993-01-06
Rich Murray directed the video for “Two Princes” after the success of the “Little Miss Can’t Be Wrong” video. Filmed in black and white, it features Chris in a ski hat with ear muffs and Mark playing one of the princes. This song and its video are likely what the general public remembers the Spin Doctors by.
Production date: 1992-06-19
Diane LaVerdi directed the video, which became a hit on MTV after “Pocket Full Of Kryptonite” had been out for about a year. The video, featuring a funny paint fight among the band members, really helped break the band into the mainstream.
Production date: 1991 or early 1992
Not “the one”. The one before. This is a rarely seen video filmed on a club stage with a live concert feel, and it features a chameleon.
