57 Essential Music & Musicians Documentaries to Explore
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The Rolling Stones Rock and Roll CircusMovie · 1996 · 65m · MusicIn 1968, a pair of concerts featuring The Rolling Stones and many other famous artists of the time created a significant musical event. The film captures the energy of this occasion, held on a uniquely designed stage meant to reflect the era's freedom and creativity.
Besides The Rolling Stones' performances, the audience saw sets by The Who, playing their recognizable rock music; Taj Mahal, performing soulful blues; Marianne Faithfull, singing classic ballads; and Jethro Tull, presenting complex progressive rock.
Musicians collaborated further, forming a supergroup called The Dirty Mac. Featuring John Lennon, Yoko Ono, Eric Clapton, Mitch Mitchell, and Keith Richards, this group delivered a memorable performance blending their individual styles in a way unique to 1968.IMDb 7.6TMDB 7.4 - 2
Heartworn Highways RevisitedMovie · 2015 · 93mThirty-eight years after the influential documentary *Heartworn Highways* captured the early days of Outlaw Country, this new film revisits that spirit. It celebrates the authenticity of the original movement by exploring the lives and music of today's artists in Nashville who identify as contemporary "outlaws."IMDb 7.1 - 3
Sad Vacation: The Last Days of Sid and NancyMovie · 2016 · 95mThis film examines the last days of Nancy Spungen and Sid Vicious.IMDb 6.6TMDB 6.8 - 4
AmyMovie · 2015 · 128m · Documentary, MusicThis documentary chronicles the life of Amy Winehouse, a supremely gifted singer whose career was tragically cut short. It follows her journey from adolescence, where her vocal talent was evident, through her rise to fame and subsequent struggles with alcohol and drug addiction.IMDb 7.8TMDB 7.6 - 5
Buena Vista Social ClubMovie · 1999 · 105m · Documentary, MusicOscar-nominated documentary. Guitar legend Ry Cooder brings together a group of elderly Cuban folk musicians, some in their nineties, to record a Grammy-winning album in Havana. More than just music, the film is a celebration of life, legacy, and art's power. Director Wim Wenders combines concert footage from unforgettable performances in Amsterdam and Carnegie Hall with intimate portraits of the musicians' lives and stories. The result is a visually beautiful and deeply moving look at these extraordinary artists and their timeless music, connecting with audiences worldwide.IMDb 7.6TMDB 7.5 - 6
Gimme ShelterMovie · 1970 · 92mThis film chronicles The Rolling Stones' highly publicized 1969 tour of the United States, ending with the infamous and tragic Altamont Speedway Free Festival on December 6th. The event, a pivotal moment in history, symbolized the end of the idealistic "peace and love" era, as it gave way to widespread disillusionment.IMDb 7.8TMDB 7.3 - 7
Soul PowerMovie · 2009 · 93mSoul Power, released in 2008, documents the vibrant Zaire 74 music festival held in Kinshasa. The festival took place alongside the Rumble in the Jungle boxing match between Muhammad Ali and George Foreman in October 1974. The film utilizes existing archival footage, with additional footage from the fight, which was later compiled into the documentary *When We Were Kings*, also included in its construction.IMDb 7.1TMDB 6.4 - 8
Shine a LightMovie · 2008 · 122m · Documentary, MusicMartin Scorsese's concert film documents The Rolling Stones performing live at New York's Beacon Theatre during their A Bigger Bang tour. Shot over two nights in 2006 with a talented group of cinematographers, the movie blends powerful concert footage with old material and exclusive behind-the-scenes moments. It presents a lively look at the band's lasting energy and history.IMDb 7.1TMDB 6.9 - 9
Let's Get LostMovie · 1988 · 120m · Music, DocumentaryThis documentary offers an intimate look at the life of jazz legend Chet Baker. The film connects footage from his successful 1950s career with scenes from his later life, showing his dramatic decline and struggles. Viewers follow Baker from the vibrant jazz scene in California to Italy, where he acted in films and dealt with imprisonment for drug offenses.
The documentary explores Baker's personal life through interviews with his children, ex-wife, and partners, alongside accounts from musicians who knew him professionally. Combining rare footage, personal stories, and evocative images, the film provides a revealing and moving portrait of one of jazz's most complex figures.IMDb 7.7TMDB 7.0 - 10
The Last WaltzMovie · 1978 · 117m · Documentary, MusicLegendary director Martin Scorsese presents a documentary following "The Band" during their last tour. The film combines concert footage with backstage interviews and performances by artists like Eric Clapton, Bob Dylan, Joni Mitchell, and Van Morrison. It explores the personal relationships and creative conflicts within "The Band" as they experience life on tour and consider their shared history. The band members share heartfelt reflections on the good times and challenges of a career in rock 'n' roll. This documentary offers an intimate look at the music scene and captures the feeling of "The Band's" memorable final performances.IMDb 8.1TMDB 7.7 - 11
Monterey PopMovie · 1968 · 80m · Music, DocumentaryThis concert film commemorates the historic 1967 Monterey Pop Festival in California. While not every performer from the festival appears, the film features memorable sets by legendary artists including the Mamas and the Papas, Simon & Garfunkel, Jefferson Airplane, The Who, Otis Redding, and a young Jimi Hendrix. The film highlights Hendrix's electrifying post-performance display, where he sets his guitar on fire, smashes it, and throws a piece to the audience—a defining moment of rock rebellion. It’s a captivating look at the 1960s music scene and demonstrates music's impact on culture.IMDb 7.9TMDB 7.3 - 12
The Beatles: Eight Days a Week - The Touring YearsMovie · 2016 · 106m · Documentary, MusicIn 1963, The Beatles exploded onto the European music scene and, by 1964, took America by storm. Their revolutionary world tours transformed youth culture and arguably created modern mass entertainment. Throughout this period, they consistently released hugely popular singles and albums. However, the intense pressure of unprecedented fame escalated into overwhelming turmoil by 1966, prompting them to end touring. This allowed The Beatles to dedicate themselves to a series of albums that fundamentally reshaped recorded music.IMDb 7.8TMDB 7.5 - 13
Style WarsMovie · 1984 · 70m · Music, Documentary, TV MovieTony Silver and Henry Chalfant's PBS documentary explores the rise and fall of subway graffiti in New York City during the late 1970s and early 1980s. The film reveals the energy and artistry of this underground movement, a significant part of the city's culture. It examines the artists' reasons and methods, and how law enforcement and changing social attitudes eventually led to its disappearance. Through interviews, historical footage, and striking images, the documentary offers a distinctive look at a compelling period in New York City's past.IMDb 8.0TMDB 7.4 - 14
The Great Rock 'n' Roll SwindleMovie · 1980 · 103m · Comedy, Documentary, MusicThis documentary follows Malcolm McLaren, manager of the Sex Pistols, offering his perspective on the band's rise and the punk movement. McLaren claims he deliberately created punk as a calculated plan for financial gain. The film examines his ambitious strategies and their effects on the band and the music industry. It explores the chaotic origins of punk rock, revealing a complicated mix of intentions, rebellion, and artistry. The film prompts viewers to consider the true nature of punk and the motivations of those who shaped it.IMDb 6.4TMDB 6.2 - 15
The Winding StreamMovie · 2014 · 87mThis is the story of two iconic American music families, the Carters and the Cashes, and their enduring impact on popular music over many decades.IMDb 7.7TMDB 6.5 - 16
Theremin: An Electronic OdysseyMovie · 1995 · 83mFollowing the Russian communist revolution, Léon Theremin moves to New York and becomes a pioneer in electronic music with his innovative synthesizer. However, at the peak of his fame, Soviet agents kidnap him and compel him to work on developing espionage technology.IMDb 7.3TMDB 5.6 - 17
Jimi HendrixMovie · 1973 · 98mThis documentary, made soon after his passing, examines the short life and lasting impact of guitarist Jimi Hendrix. After achieving fame in the U.K., Hendrix returned to the U.S., profoundly influencing a generation of musicians with his innovative playing. The film features interviews with family and peers, including Eric Clapton, alongside powerful footage from concerts like Woodstock and the Isle of Wight, creating a vivid portrait of a rock icon.IMDb 7.7TMDB 7.7 - 18
Freestyle: The Art of RhymeMovie · 2000 · 71m"Freestyle: the Art of Rhyme" follows the vibrant world of improvisational hip-hop, from local gatherings to major competitions. The film documents this unique art form – where rhymes are created spontaneously – showcasing its energy and history as a modern continuation of African-American storytelling. Filmed over seven years, it offers a fresh perspective on hip-hop culture, challenging common misconceptions about violence or materialism. Instead, the film highlights how artists, both famous and emerging, use language, politics, and spirituality to express themselves in this powerful art form.IMDb 7.4TMDB 6.9 - 19
20 Feet from StardomMovie · 2013 · 89m · Documentary, MusicThe backup singers of the music industry exist in the shadows of fame. They provide the harmonies for the biggest names in pop, but their lives have remained hidden. This film reveals the untold stories of these singers and the world they inhabit.IMDb 7.4TMDB 7.2 - 20
The Devil and Daniel JohnstonMovie · 2006 · 110m · Documentary, MusicThis 2005 documentary follows the life of Daniel Johnston, a singer, songwriter, and artist who lived with manic depression. It explores his life from childhood to the present, focusing on how his mental illness shaped his work, often expressing itself through intense self-absorption.IMDb 7.9TMDB 7.7 - 21
Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers: Runnin' Down a DreamMovie · 2007 · 239mPeter Bogdanovich directs this documentary, featuring rare concert footage and home movies, charting the history of Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers. The film details Petty's notable collaborations and his well-known conflicts with the music industry. Interviews with musicians like Jackson Browne, George Harrison, Eddie Vedder, Roger McGuinn, Jeff Lynne, Dave Stewart, and Petty himself offer insightful perspectives.IMDb 8.6TMDB 7.6 - 22
Anvil! The Story of AnvilMovie · 2008 · 81m · Documentary, MusicRobb Reiner and Lips, best friends since they were 14, made a promise to play music together for life. Their band, Anvil, known as the "demi-gods of Canadian metal," inspired bands like Metallica, Slayer, and Anthrax. After a disastrous European tour, Robb and Lips, now in their fifties, embark on recording their 13th album – a final effort to realize the dreams they shared as young men.IMDb 7.9TMDB 7.6 - 23
Elvis: That's the Way It IsMovie · 1970 · 95m · Documentary, MusicSummer 1970. Elvis Presley returns to the stage in Las Vegas after a decade away. The "King of Rock 'n' Roll" launches a series of performances that break records and revive his career. This is the story of his journey to regain his place in entertainment, set against the dazzling backdrop of Las Vegas nightlife, exploring the power of music and the challenges he faces.IMDb 8.0TMDB 7.9 - 24
Johnny Thunders Live: In Cold BloodMovie · 2002Filmed live at Irving Plaza in New York City on March 13, 1982, this rare concert video features Johnny Thunders, the raw rocker formerly of the New York Dolls. He delivers a performance of the songs that made him a punk icon, including "In Cold Blood," "Too Much Junkie Business," and "Alone in the Crowd." Thunders and his band also play "Sad Vacation," "Who Needs Girls," "Pipeline," "Born to Lose," "Just Another Girl," and "Baby I Love You, Really I Do" for their New York fans. - 25
The Decline of Western Civilization Part IIIMovie · 1998 · 86m · Documentary, MusicPenelope Spheeris continues her exploration of counterculture with the third film in "The Decline of Western Civilization" series, focusing on 'gutter punks' – homeless teenagers living on the streets of Los Angeles. The documentary offers a direct look at their daily lives and emotions as they try to escape societal expectations. It examines survival, self-expression, and strength, revealing a community often ignored. Using personal interviews and raw footage, Spheeris presents an honest portrayal of this group, showing their resourcefulness and the difficult realities of life in a city known for its image. "The Decline of Western Civilization III" is a moving film that questions our ideas about young people, homelessness, and living outside mainstream society.IMDb 7.2TMDB 6.8 - 26
WhiplashMovie · 2014 · 107m · Drama, MusicA gifted young drummer pushes himself relentlessly under the strict guidance of a demanding instructor. His pursuit of flawless performance leads him down a dangerous path, blurring the line between artistry and self-destruction.IMDb 8.5TMDB 8.4 - 27
Festival ExpressMovie · 2003 · 90mThis film documents a massive Canadian rock festival train tour from the summer of 1970. A chartered train journeyed across Canada, carrying iconic musicians like The Grateful Dead, Janis Joplin, The Band, and Buddy Guy. For five days, these artists lived and performed together, playing concerts in major cities. The entire trip was captured on film.IMDb 7.5TMDB 7.1 - 28
Rhyme & ReasonMovie · 1997 · 90mThis film explores the world of hip-hop through interviews, examining its enduring popularity and potential future trajectory.IMDb 7.4TMDB 7.0 - 29
Widespread Panic: Live at Family Circle Stadium CharlestonMovie · 2013Widespread Panic played the first night of their two-night show at South Carolina's Family Circle Stadium, following a strong opening performance by Umphrey's McGee. The Charleston crowd was enthusiastic, filling the stadium. Their opening song, "Ribs and Whiskey," ignited a lively response from the fans and highlighted JB's bluesy slide guitar playing. - 30
Sound CityMovie · 2013 · 106m · Music, DocumentaryThis is the story of Sound City and its legendary recording equipment, and how the shift to digital technology opened doors for artists who didn't fit into traditional music scenes. It follows David Grohl, former drummer for Nirvana and Foo Fighters, as he works to revive the studio's former greatness.IMDb 7.8TMDB 7.3 - 31
Awesome; I Fuckin' Shot That!Movie · 2006 · 90mThis concert film uses footage from 50 audience camcorders to capture a sold-out Beastie Boys show at Madison Square Garden on October 9, 2004. Attendees were asked to record the entire performance.IMDb 7.5TMDB 7.2 - 32
Widespread Panic: Panic In the StreetsMovie · 2002 · 79mThe jam band plays live at the "Light Fuse Get Away" CD release party in Athens, Georgia, Widespread Panic's home, in April 1998. The release includes the music video for "Aunt Avis," directed by Billy Bob Thornton, alongside songs like "Disco," "Tall Boy," "Love Tractor," "Chilly Water," "Porch Song," "Pilgrims," "Fishwater," and "Space Wrangler," among others. - 33
Stop Making SenseMovie · 1984 · 88m · Documentary, MusicThis concert film features Talking Heads at the height of their popularity, touring in support of their acclaimed 1983 album, "Speaking in Tongues." The performance begins with each band member taking the stage, building to a powerful ensemble that includes guest musicians. More than just a concert recording, the film combines live music with choreographed visuals and inventive set design for a captivating cinematic experience. Viewers are immersed in the band's wide range of songs, experiencing their distinctive ability to blend rock, funk, and avant-garde styles into a singular sound.IMDb 8.7TMDB 8.3 - 34
Beats Rhymes & Life: The Travels of A Tribe Called QuestMovie · 2011 · 97m · Music, DocumentaryFor twenty years, A Tribe Called Quest, a highly influential hip hop group from Queens, New York, has captivated fans with their innovative music. Even after their widely reported breakup in 1998, a new generation eagerly awaits their return. Michael Rapaport follows the band, revealing the inner dynamics and drama that have shaped their journey to the present day. He examines the future of the group, considered by many to be pioneers of alternative rap.IMDb 7.6TMDB 7.2 - 35
Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders from MarsMovie · 1983 · 90m · MusicIn 1973, David Bowie performed as his alter ego Ziggy Stardust for the last time at London's Hammersmith Odeon. The show was a dazzling mix of theatricality, pop humor, and over-the-top style. It showcased a blend of feminine and masculine energy that defined Bowie’s work and glam rock itself. The performance celebrated excess and challenged traditional ideas about gender, leaving a lasting impact on popular culture.IMDb 7.6TMDB 7.3 - 36
The Who: The Kids Are AlrightMovie · 1979 · 101m · Documentary, MusicThis documentary explores the lively history of British rock legends, The Who. Combining concert footage and interviews, it provides a close look at the band’s dynamic rise from their formation in 1964 to 1978. The film reveals the group's playful humor and adventurous spirit, illustrating what made them a legendary and influential band.
A key moment is their final live performance with drummer Keith Moon, filmed at Shepperton Studios in May 1978 – just before his death. The film celebrates the band’s musical impact while also reflecting on the temporary nature of fame and life. Ultimately, it’s not just a rock story; it's about the lasting power of music and its connection across generations.IMDb 8.0TMDB 7.3 - 37
Heartworn HighwaysMovie · 1976 · 92mThis documentary captures the essence of the Texas and Tennessee country-folk scene during the final weeks of 1975 and the early days of 1976. It features prominent artists from the genre, relying solely on their music to tell the story, with no narration or staged interviews.IMDb 7.8TMDB 7.9 - 38
The T.A.M.I. ShowMovie · 1964 · 112m"The T.A.M.I. Show" is a high-energy rock concert featuring some of the biggest pop stars of the 1960s. Performers from London, Liverpool, Hollywood, and Detroit played to a packed house of 2,600 enthusiastic fans at the Santa Monica Civic Auditorium, creating an unforgettable, electrifying event. This film captures the energy of that historic performance.IMDb 8.3TMDB 8.0 - 39
WattstaxMovie · 1973 · 98mThis documentary film chronicles the 1970 LA Folk Festival, a concert celebrating Black artists held seven years after the Watts riots. Director Mel Stuart interweaves concert footage with scenes depicting life in the Watts neighborhood at the time.IMDb 7.7TMDB 7.0 - 40
Year of the HorseMovie · 1997 · 106mThis film documents Neil Young and Crazy Horse's 1996 concert tour. Director Jarmusch interviews the band about their extensive history, blending these conversations with archival footage from their performances in the 1970s and 1980s.IMDb 6.6TMDB 6.3 - 41
A Poem Is a Naked PersonMovie · 1974 · 96mLes Blank's debut documentary film chronicles music sessions and happenings at Leon Russell's Oklahoma recording studio over three years, from 1972 to 1974.IMDb 7.1TMDB 7.6 - 42
A Band Called DeathMovie · 2013 · 96m · Documentary, MusicBefore the Sex Pistols or the Ramones, there was Death. Formed in Detroit in the early 1970s by three teenage brothers, Death is now recognized as the first black punk band. David, Bobby, and Dannis Hackney are considered pioneers. However, the band remained largely unknown until a forgotten 1974 demo tape surfaced from Bobby's attic nearly 30 years after they stopped performing, bringing them to wider attention.IMDb 7.5TMDB 7.2 - 43
It Might Get LoudMovie · 2008 · 97m · Documentary, MusicThis documentary explores the electric guitar through the eyes of three influential rock musicians: The Edge, Jimmy Page, and Jack White.IMDb 7.6TMDB 7.2 - 44
Ginger Baker: In AfricaMovie · 1973 · 53mIn November 1971, Ginger Baker, renowned drummer of Cream and Blind Faith, established a recording studio in Lagos, Nigeria. A pioneer in recognizing Africa's musical potential, Baker embarked on a challenging overland journey across the Sahara desert to reach Nigeria, encountering numerous adventures along the way. Tony Palmer’s film chronicles Baker's odyssey as he establishes the studio, which thrived throughout the 1970s as a hub for both Nigerian and international musicians, including Paul McCartney's Wings who recorded "Band On The Run" there.IMDb 7.3TMDB 6.0 - 45
The Filth and the FuryMovie · 2000 · 108m · Documentary, MusicJulien Temple's second film about the Sex Pistols offers an insightful and engaging look at the early days of the punk movement. Using archival footage, previously unseen performances, rehearsals, and recording sessions, the documentary includes interviews with surviving band members, notably John Lydon (Johnny Rotten).IMDb 7.6TMDB 6.9 - 46
Cobain: Montage of HeckMovie · 2015 · 132m · Documentary, MusicThis is the only authorized film to offer a comprehensive look at Kurt Cobain. Award-nominated director Brett Morgen uses Cobain's personal materials – including art, music, previously unseen films, animation, and interviews with his family and friends – to create an intimate and innovative portrait of the iconic musician.IMDb 7.5TMDB 7.6 - 47
10 Days Out: Blues from the BackroadsMovie · 2006 · 107mKenny Wayne Shepherd’s deep respect for the history of blues is the focus of *Ten Days Out...Blues From The Backroads*. Shepherd and his band, Double Trouble (featuring Tommy Shannon on bass and Chris Layton on drums), collaborate with renowned and lesser-known blues artists. They journey to musicians' hometowns – recording in places ranging from juke joints to front porches, spanning from New Orleans to Kansas. Through these collaborations, Shepherd honors and participates in the ongoing story of blues music.IMDb 8.6TMDB 9.0 - 48
Eat That Question: Frank Zappa in His Own WordsMovie · 2016 · 93mThrough revealing television interviews and previously unseen performances from his three-decade career, the film explores two sides of Frank Zappa's multifaceted personality. He was a captivating composer who loved to perform, and simultaneously, a sharp, uncompromising interviewer whose beliefs deepened with each success.IMDb 7.5TMDB 7.3 - 49
Journey Through the PastMovie · 1972 · 79mThis film blends concert footage from 1966 forward with behind-the-scenes glimpses and experimental, artful sequences.IMDb 6.2TMDB 5.9 - 50
The Clash: Westway To The WorldMovie · 1999 · 80mThis 2000 documentary chronicles the British punk rock band The Clash. It received a Grammy Award in 2003 for best long form music video. Directed by Don Letts, the film blends archival footage from the band's 1982 New York trip with new interviews featuring Mick Jones, Paul Simonon, Topper Headon, Joe Strummer, and others connected to the group.IMDb 7.7TMDB 6.8 - 51
Tom Dowd & The Language of MusicMovie · 2004 · 82m"Tom Dowd & the Language Of Music" explores the remarkable life and legendary career of music producer and recording engineer Tom Dowd. The film features historical footage, vintage photographs, and interviews with prominent musicians from jazz, soul, and classic rock. It highlights Dowd's innovative approach to technology and his profound influence on the development of modern music.IMDb 8.2TMDB 7.5 - 52
Standing in the Shadows of MotownMovie · 2002 · 116m · Documentary, MusicIn 1959, Berry Gordy Jr. assembled Detroit's finest jazz and blues musicians to record for his new record company. For fourteen years, they provided the essential rhythm behind Motown's biggest hits. By the end of their remarkable career, the Funk Brothers had played on more number one records than The Beach Boys, The Rolling Stones, Elvis Presley, and The Beatles combined – making them popular music's most successful group. Forty-one years after their first recording and three decades since their last reunion, the Funk Brothers return to Detroit to perform their music and share their extraordinary story. The film features archival footage, photos, narration, interviews, recreated scenes, twenty classic Motown tracks, and twelve new live performances of Motown hits with contemporary artists.IMDb 7.8TMDB 6.9 - 53
WoodstockMovie · 1970 · 225m · Documentary, History, MusicThis film offers a detailed look at the legendary Woodstock Music & Art Festival in Bethel, New York, in August 1969. With rare access to those involved and extensive concert footage, it shows the excitement and difficulties experienced by the festival's organizers, musicians, and attendees. The movie presents an honest view of the event, covering various aspects like drug use among performers, nudity, and the muddy conditions faced by the crowd. It also examines the logistical problems caused by the unexpected arrival of half a million people, and the unusual scene when National Guard helicopters brought food and medical aid. The film provides insight into a pivotal cultural moment and its lasting influence on music and counterculture.IMDb 8.1TMDB 7.5 - 54
Thelonious Monk: Straight, No ChaserMovie · 1988 · 90mThis documentary explores the life of pioneering pianist and jazz innovator Thelonious Monk. It includes archival footage of live performances featuring Monk and his band, alongside interviews with those who knew him personally – friends and family – offering insights into the unique mind behind his music.IMDb 7.5TMDB 7.2 - 55
Led Zeppelin - The Song Remains the SameMovie · 1976 · 137mThis film captures Led Zeppelin's iconic 1973 concerts at Madison Square Garden in New York City. The concert footage is interwoven with glimpses into the band's private moments. Color sequences depict each member's personal fantasies and visions. The film features powerful live performances of songs like "Black Dog," "Dazed and Confused," "Stairway to Heaven," "Whole Lotta Love," "The Song Remains the Same," and "Rain Song."IMDb 7.6TMDB 7.8 - 56
Human HighwayMovie · 1982 · 88mA man buys a struggling diner in a town dominated by a perpetually leaking nuclear plant, intending to burn it down for the insurance money. But his plan is complicated by a cast of odd locals and strange occurrences – including spaceships appearing in the sky.IMDb 5.8TMDB 4.9 - 57
Message to Love - The Isle of Wight FestivalMovie · 1996 · 127mIn August 1970, half a million people attended the Isle of Wight Festival, the last of its kind held on the island. Beyond the music, attendees witnessed the emerging greed, cynicism, and corruption within the music business. It was also the final performance by Jimi Hendrix in England, just two weeks before his untimely death. The festival profoundly changed how fans viewed rock and roll.IMDb 7.6TMDB 6.6
