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Rockabilly, 2011
English
USA
Profile of Rockabilly
Rockabilly can be described as sincere. The plot revolves around Americana, the life of a musician, and artists and showbiz. The main genre is documentary. In terms of style, Rockabilly archive footage and includes a voice over. In approach, it is serious and realistic. It is located in the USA. Rockabilly takes place in the 1950s, in the 1960s, and in the 1980s. Visually, it involves digital video effects and is partly black and white. The soundtrack is rock. Rockabilly is drawn from a biography.
Summary of Rockabilly
Johnny Powers is an icon in the world of American roots music. Named
after a Powerhouse candy bar, Johnny Powers recorded for two of the
most legendary record labels in American music at a time when rock ‘n roll barely had a name - Sun Records in Memphis and Motown Records in
Detroit - all before he was 22 years old. Told in his own words through intimate interviews with producer Tom Conner and accompanied by plenty of archival footage and photos, Johnny takes us on a journey spanning over 50 years of his music with plenty of stops along the way.
After leaving Motown in 1965, Johnny pursued a career as a record producer/music publisher. He was later re-discovered as an artist and by the mid-eighties Johnny had been convinced by European concert
promoters and friends to rekindle his long dormant career as a performer. His career still thrives today (at age 73) in the circles populated by fans of rockabilly music in places like England, Japan, France and the good old USA.
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| Language: | English |
| Country: | USA |
| Runtime: | 51 min |
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