Madonna videography

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The music video to "Bedtime Story" (1995)was acquired for the New York Museum of Modern Art's permanent film and video collection.

Madonna has worked with many successful directors and produced music videos that are considered by some as works of art. Her videos have depicted controversial subjects such as teen pregnancy, racism, religion, sex, and violence. Her 1995 video to "Bedtime Story", directed by Mark Romanek, was acquired for the New York Museum of Modern Art's permanent film and video collection. ^[1]

Madonna ranked # 1 on VH1's "50 Greatest Women Of The Video Era" show list. [1]

[edit] Music videos

Footnotes:

• ¹ Two videos for "Dress You Up" exist, both of which were filmed live at Madonna's 1985 Virgin Tour. One version contains scenes of crowds cheering and waiting outside the arena as an introduction.
• ^1a The live version of "Like a Virgin" was used to promote Madonna Live: The Virgin Tour VHS.
• ² There are two official versions of "True Blue": the European version with Madonna was directed by James Foley; the US version from MTV's Make My Video Contest was directed by Ángel Gracia and Cliff Guest (Madonna does not appear in the US version).
• ³ The music video for "Hanky Panky" was actually a live clip from Blond Ambition World Tour 1990 filmed at the SkyDome in Toronto, Canada.
• ⁴ The live versions of "Like a Virgin" and "Holiday" were used to promote the film Truth or Dare.
• ⁵ A censored and uncensored version of the "Erotica" video exist, though both were directed by Fabien Baron.
• ⁶ In addition to the standard video of "Fever" directed by Stéphane Sednaoui, a montage video was released to Europe containing clips from "La Isla Bonita", "Express Yourself", "Cherish" and "Justify My Love" videos.
• ⁷ A live performance from The Girlie Show was used as the music video for "Bye Bye Baby".
• ⁸ The music videos for "Don't Cry for Me Argentina", "Another Suitcase in Another Hall" and "Buenos Aires" are all excerpts from the film Evita.
• ⁹ Madonna withdrew her original video for "American Life", which featured violent war images and a strong peace message, after a day of European airings, claiming that, in light of the recent start of the Iraq War, she did not wish to risk offending anyone who might misinterpret her video's meaning. An edited version featuring Madonna singing in military garb in front of world flags was instead released. A third version of the video, which features a slightly different ending from the original video, also exists.
• ¹⁰ "Me Against the Music" was a song by Britney Spears featuring Madonna.
• ¹¹ The live versions of "Jump" and "Ray of Light" were used to promote The Confessions Tour CD+DVD.
• ¹² The music video for "Hey You" contains images of different cultures, world leaders and global warming and does not include any new footage of Madonna.

[edit] Miscellaneous videos

• "Holiday" (1983) - Madonna's original video for "Holiday", which featured the singer dancing around in front of a pink background, was deemed so terrible that it was never released.
• "Angel" (1985) - a video montage compiled by Warner Bros. Records in UK.
• "Causing a Commotion" (1987) - a live performance from Who's That Girl Tour in Turin, Italy was released by MTV.
• "The Look of Love" (1987) - a compilation of clips from the film Who's That Girl directed by James Foley.
• "Vogue (Live From MTV Awards)" (1990) - a live performance from the 1990 MTV Video Music Awards was released as a video on The Immaculate Collection compilation.
• "Rescue Me" (1991) - a compilation of clips from the Who's That Girl Tour.
• "Paradise (Not for Me)" (2001) - made as a video interlude for Drowned World Tour.
• "Holiday 2001" (2001) - a montage of clips from Drowned World Tour 2001 DVD.
• "Nobody Knows Me" (2003) - a career retrospective montage video created/directed by Dustin Robertson of Aviddiva.
• "Bedtime Story (Reinvented)" (2004) - made as a video interlude for Re-Invention World Tour.
• "The Beast Within" (2004) - made as an introduction for Re-Invention World Tour from the X-static Process Exhibition.
• "Future Lovers" (2006) - made as an introduction for The Confessions Tour.
• "Music Inferno" (2006) - made as an interlude and performance for The Confessions Tour.

[edit] Remix videos

• "Secret (Dan-O-Rama Mix)" — Junior's Remix Video (4:18)
• "Bedtime Story" — Junior's Single Remix Video
• "Frozen (Stereo MC Mix)" — Dan-O-Rama Remix Video (4:52)
• "Frozen (Calderone Mix)" — Dan-O-Rama Remix Video (4:12)
• "Ray of Light (Sasha Ultra Violet Mix) — Dan-O-Rama Remix Video (5:07)
• "Ray of Light (Calerone Mix)" — Dan-O-Rama Remix Video (5:09)
• "Nothing Really Matters (Club 69 Mix) — Dan-O-Rama Remix Video (5:58)
• "American Pie (Humpty Vission Radio Mix)" — Dan-O-Rama Remix Video (4:29)
• "American Pie (US Dance Mix)" — Dan-O-Rama Remix Video (4:06)
• "Music (Montage Video)" — Dan-O-Rama Remix Video (3:39)
• "Music (HQ2 Radio Mix)" — Dan-O-Rama Remix Video (4:06)
• "Don't Tell Me (Vission Mix Edit)" — Dan-O-Rama Remix Video (3:48)
• "GHV2 Megamix" — Thunderpuss Edit (3:30)
• "GHV2 Megamix" — Johnny Rocks & Mac Quayle edit (4:33)
• "GHV2 Megamix" — Tracy Young edit (5:38)
• "Die Another Day" — Brother Brown remix edit (3:33)
• "Hollywood (Aviddiva Remix)" — medley of various mixes (4:20)
• "Hollywood (Paul Oakenfold Mix)" — video edit (3:50)
• "Jump (Jacques Lu Cont Remix Edit)" — video edit (5:51)

[edit] See also

• Madonna: Music Video Production Credits
• Madonna: Music Video International Releases
• List of best-selling music artists
• List of artists who reached number one on the Hot 100 (U.S.)
• List of number-one dance hits (United States)
• List of artists who reached number one on the U.S. Dance chart

[edit] External links

• Madonna Video, photo, news.