Over 20 years, Tucson, Arizona, has produced influential musicians like Howe Gelb and Rainer Ptaček, shaping a unique music scene.
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Over 20 years, Tucson, Arizona, has produced influential musicians like Howe Gelb and Rainer Ptaček, shaping a unique music scene.
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Howe Gelb, known as the 'godfather of the alt-country movement,' stands at the forefront of Tucson's vibrant music scene in the documentary High and Dry. Set in Arizona, the film spans two decades, featuring influential artists like Rainer Ptaček, a notable blues slide-guitarist, and cow punk pioneer Al Perry. It includes performances and interviews with bands such as Calexico, the Supersuckers, and Machines of Loving Grace, illustrating Tucson's role as a significant hub for diverse musical talent.
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- Meet Howe Gelb, the alt-country pioneer.
- See performances from Calexico and other local acts.
- Find out about Tucson's vibrant music history.
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- Howe Gelb is referred to as the 'godfather of the alt-country movement.'
- Rainer Ptaček is recognized as a seminal blues slide-guitarist.
- The documentary features original cow punk artist Al Perry.
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Who is recognized as the 'godfather of the alt-country movement'?
Howe Gelb of Giant Sand is recognized as the 'godfather of the alt-country movement'.
What is the duration of the documentary High and Dry?
The duration of High and Dry is 120 minutes.
Which popular band from Tucson is featured in the documentary?
Calexico is one of the popular acts featured in the documentary.
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