FANNY: The Right To Rock – Film Review
Don’t worry if you pride yourself on being a dyed-in-the-wool classic rocker but have never heard of Fanny. Lots of music fans haven’t. Reportedly the first all-female rock band...
The Session Man – Film Review
Rolling Stone magazine might have gotten something right when they called keyboardist Nicky Hopkins the “most important session musician in classic rock.”
Don’t know the name?
Well, even if you are...
John Waite | The Hard Way – Film Review
It’s no secret the pandemic and the lockdown established in its wake caused a major disruption to many lives. For musicians who tour for a living, it was a...
Long Live Rock…Celebrate The Chaos – Film Review
Long Live Rock…Celebrate The Chaos, produced by Crowd Surf Films and directed by Jonathan McHugh, is a music documentary about the movingly symbiotic relationship between hard rock bands and their...
The Beatles | Eight Days A Week: The Touring Years – Film Review
By Shawn Perry
Depending on whom you ask or which book you’ve read, the title for the Beatles song “Eight Days A Week” is attributed to either Ringo Starr or...
Triumph: Rock & Roll Machine – Film Review
What you don’t know about the Canadian rock three-piece Triumph, even if you are a fan of the band, you are sure to find out in the feature documentary Triumph:...
The Wrecking Crew! – Film Review
Here's a documentary that tells one of the most important stories in rock and roll history. It's not flashy and bouncy like a lot of the modern rock docs...
Little Richard: I Am Everything – Film Review
There is no question that Little Richard was a rock and roll pioneer. “I’m the one who started it all,” he once said. As the documentary Little Richard: I...
Led Zeppelin | Celebration Day – Film Review
In the five years since Led Zeppelin last gathered together for a reunion concert, there have been countless rumors, mutterings, speculations and denials about yet "another reunion". Some can...
Laurel Canyon – Film Review
Expounding on the concept of a ‘place and a time’ setting the wheels of culture in motion, Laurel Canyon, a two-part docuseries, reveals the time and extraordinary place of...
