It would be easy to make a documentary about Johnny Cash, June Carter and their careers and relationships, but instead, The Winding Stream chooses to focus on the roots of … Read more
Some fringe rock ‘n roll purists will bitch about the garish Vegas surroundings, but that purity was deep-sixed a millennia ago. And yes, the billion dollar piano man does seem … Read more
Few contemporaries dwell in the deepest textures between shadows and light as does Peter Gabriel. He’s an expert at exposing inner nuances to broad audiences, the tricks of the heart … Read more
This DVD combines brilliant, previously unseen performance footage from Miami Pop ’68 and other magnificent footage and photos with an unlimited supply of Hendrix’s music, as well as significant interviews … Read more
Live performing flows like flawless clockwork for the mighty trio of Rush. Even after 40 years, they remain the most consciously apt and focused group around. They don’t want to … Read more
A rhetorical question: can you film a Jimi Hendrix biopic without using any of his signature tunes? Or without a flaming guitar, Woodstock or any of the images in the … Read more
Internationally acclaimed blues rock guitarist/singer/songwriter and Blues Hall of Famer Chaz DePaolo lives the blues, touring the U.S., Canada and Europe extensively and building a solid fan base. This ain’t … Read more
This film documents the musical career of influential singer/songwriter and Rock and Roll Hall of Famer Roy Orbison told by his record producer, road manager, and numerous rock luminaries including … Read more
With ringing guitars replicating bagpipes, a keen sense of their Scottish ancestry and a rousing call to arms summoned up in such obvious anthems as “In A Big Country,” “Wonderland” … Read more
Fortunate as I was to have seen Gabriel twice on the original So tours (Madison Square Garden—Dec. 2, 1986, Brendan Byrne Arena—July 17, 1987), I solemnly swear that though “Red … Read more
