Those Martin Scorsese film names are “Rolling Thunder Revue” and “No direction Home”.
I am going to watch both of them. Thanks for the tip.
Since we are talking about Scorsese everyone should cheak out the movie, “The last Waltz”. Its really amazing.
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Intersting story about this movie. This is not my type of music normally whats so ever. But my mom knew I loved good guitar work and she got me this for christmas maybe 12 years ago and I never watched it. During COVID I happend to see it in out big bin of bluerays and DVDs and I was wow look at all the people performing on stage. So I watched it and was blown away. I was terribly sad that my mom had passed away already and I could not tell her what a wonderful gift it was. But i know she would be happy that i was appreciating it now.
I like music documentaries. Some great ones on Sky, maybe not so much blues/ metal but I just watched a doc on the making of Paul Weller’s album Wild Wood last night. Theirs time I’ve watched it so I’m probably biased…
Some of these have been mentioned, but some of my favs are: Sound City, Muscle Shoals, It Might Get Loud, Rush: Time Stand Still, David Bowie: The Last 5 Years, Foo Fighters Sonic Highways. Plus there is one about the Pink Floyd Wall tour. I think it’s Pink Floyd, 1980 The Wall Tour Documentary that was really good. If your American and remember Tower Records, then All Things Must Pass is worth a watch.
Laurel Canyon ; A place in time . Not really a music documentary ,more about how the place effected the musicians that lived there in the 60s and 70s .
Standing In The Shadows of Motown - great doco on the Funk Brothers, a group of studio musicians who backed pretty much every Motown hit through the 60’s.
