Rhythm Country & BluesExploring and celebrating the roots of popular American music through duets of legendary Country Music and R&B artists. Director- Editor- |
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1994- “Rhythm Country & Blues” unites the music of Memphis and
Nashville by pairing performers such as Lyle Lovett and Al Green,
Trisha Yearwood and Aaron Neville, and George Jones and B.B.
King. It takes a look at the recording sessions that
resulted in a collection that artfully and gracefully transcends the
boundaries of race, radio, and record companies.
Also featured is archival footage that places these musical styles in historical context and underscores their cultural importance to the American music scene. |
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| AWARDS:
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Award Best Director |
REVIEW
“…[this] isn’t just a making-of film, [Director] Hart Perry constructs a document that’s a travelogue, a social history of segregation and a musical delight…” -New York Newsday |
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