David Bromberg Unsung Treasure Review
If you consider yourself a guitar geek, if you like guitar in general, if you like personal stories you need to add this to your watch list. David Bromberg…
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Guitar Documentaries
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Find Your Way: A Busker’s Documentary Review
I’m constantly on the search for new guitar geeks movies or documentaries. I found this one, and approached it with a bit of trepidation. I wasn’t sure how the documentary…
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Harlem Street Singer Review
This movie is something I think everyone should watch. This is the story of Reverend Gary Davis, from when he grew up in the deep south. He was an integral…
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American Epic Review
American Epic is a musical TV series that I just recently started to get into. This show really traces the roots of American music. The series is fascinating, from the…
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Revival: The Sam Bush Story
At the end of the holidays, it’s pretty typical to feel this “void”. The holidays are over and sometimes the nights just feel empty. I cannot think of anything better…
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Lomax: The Songhunter
I want to share with you some insight on the Alan Lomax documentary. In this episode I also share a little discovery with you about Alan’s recordings for the…
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Blaze Movie
I want to make sure you know about a guitar geek full length film that’s directed by Ethan Hawke. It was just released on August 17th, in theaters across Texas.…
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Sidemen Documentary Sneak Peek
This guitar geek film recommendation is brought to you by honorary guitar geek and Acoustic Tuesday viewer David M. I am super excited to watch this documentary because it contains…
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Townes Van Zandt Documentary Review
For music history buffs and especially for those interested in songwriters, their stories, and even their process this documentary needs to be very high on your “to watch” list. “Be…
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Honeyboy Edwards Documentary Review
There are many myths and legends surrounding the crossroads, the location where Robert Johnson made a deal with the devil. To hear stories from a contemporary of Mr. Johnson, someone…
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