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...two wonderful films for the discerning viewer!
26 July 2010
By a listener
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Format:DVD
...must take issue with the other review here.
The two documentaries (one on Lightnin' and the other on Roosevelt Sykes), run approx 30 mins each, are in colour, and appear to date from late 1960s.
If you enjoy these two unique personalities, you will not be disappointed -you will love both films!
The films are not so much instructional -more in celebration of two wonderful artists.
If you liked 'The Blues According to Lightnin' Hopkins', then these films are just for you, dear viewer!
You will be delighted to see unique footage of Mr Hopkins performing at his best in rough local bars, and on the Festival stage too.
Roosevelt Sykes is seen at his home relaxing, and then performing on the Concert platform, and then playing for college students, and then also fishing by the Sea!
Both films squeeze plenty into the time available -you will not hear full songs, but I am sure you will not mind, because what you do hear is sooooo good!
Two very nice films (don't worry too much about learning the guitar -if music is in you, it will find a way out!).
The two documentaries (one on Lightnin' and the other on Roosevelt Sykes), run approx 30 mins each, are in colour, and appear to date from late 1960s.
If you enjoy these two unique personalities, you will not be disappointed -you will love both films!
The films are not so much instructional -more in celebration of two wonderful artists.
If you liked 'The Blues According to Lightnin' Hopkins', then these films are just for you, dear viewer!
You will be delighted to see unique footage of Mr Hopkins performing at his best in rough local bars, and on the Festival stage too.
Roosevelt Sykes is seen at his home relaxing, and then performing on the Concert platform, and then playing for college students, and then also fishing by the Sea!
Both films squeeze plenty into the time available -you will not hear full songs, but I am sure you will not mind, because what you do hear is sooooo good!
Two very nice films (don't worry too much about learning the guitar -if music is in you, it will find a way out!).
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