[perhapss]

  Wow, Tommy Tedesco was one of the instructors at musicians institute where I attended I never new this about him until now.

 
I'd be curious to know what he taught you at musicians institute because I'd known this for years reading Guitar Player magazine.
Incidentally I did studio and theater  work for many years and the articles TT contributed to Guitar Player(back when it meant something) were invaluable tutelage to me.

 

[duotone]

Glad to see they surpassed their target on Kickstarter.

 

[dc-k]

yes, can't wait for the film...

 

[garysohn]

I have it in my queue at Netflix. Thanks.

 

[rehabitat]

I just finished watching this. I grabbed a naughty copy because it still hasn't been released commercially. I signed up for news of when it is released on dvd, so I'll definitely be buying a copy.
 
Great film full of amazing stories. Thanks Mike for the heads-up, bro

 

[elmoe]

  Carol Kaye, not pleased about this movie:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EZEIEgvCcoU

 
She always complains about everything though, and I wouldn't be surprised if anything she says was simply lies. She was actually also part of the Funk Brothers, and plays on some Motown big hits. She tried taking credit for a great many of James Jamerson's basslines, including on songs like Bernadette or Stevie Wonder's I Was Made To Love Her.
 
I take everything she says with a grain of salt, personally...
 
edit- sorry, late reply I guess

 

[SP Wild]

So cool man.  I definitely will see this film...even though I thought that this thread was about that other 'world class' wrecking crew.  But them classic hits mentioned are just awesome.

 

[nudd]

Denny totally screwed digital backers because the are only offering codes to vudu. First that doesnt work outside of US and second that is not a download.

I totally regret backing this project.