JJ Cale To Tulsa and Back 2014

 R_P wrote:
 
That should be interesting.  I got into that band when I was in middle school and as people in that preview state - I know very little about them.  They have had enormous influence on so many other artists but few people have even heard of them.  They were much bigger in the UK than they were in the US though.

 Steely_D wrote: 
Both album are really good and no one in the U.S. ever heard them...Talk about taking the money and running...Sad indeed.

 Coaxial wrote: 
Kinda brilliant and sad, eh?

Finally watched the Sixto Rodriguez doc. Searching For Sugar Man...Definitely worth the time.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/What_Happened,_Miss_Simone%3F

 

 

 ccbling wrote: 




That was a great one as well! I love AXS TV, they play all of these documentaries mostly on the weekends, totally binge em out.

Who Is Harry Nilsson (and why is everybody talkin' about him)?

Saw some great documentaries this weekend on AXS channel (directv only station I believe). First the Lynyrd Skynyrd documentary which I have seen before but was so great will watch anytime it is on pretty much and then the Allman Brothers After the Crash which is also exceptional, but saw for the first time the Terry Kath documentary made by his daughter and it is AMAZING. A must see whether you are a Chicago fan or not: http://www.terrykath.com/terrykathdocumentary-1

 Spiritinthesky wrote: 
Is there any other kind?

Good selection of free audio music documentaries here, Kinks, Velvet Underground, Beatles, James Brown, Motown, Zeppelin, Marvin Gaye, Brian Jones, The Cure, Girl Groups and more.

http://www.thisdayinmusic.com/pages/this_day_in_music_radio