Over 70 minutes, the film details Sam Cooke's rise from gospel music to becoming a key figure in R&B and pop, while also addressing his civil rights activism.
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Over 70 minutes, the film details Sam Cooke's rise from gospel music to becoming a key figure in R&B and pop, while also addressing his civil rights activism.
Synopsis
Sam Cooke's life unfolds through interviews and archival footage in "Sam Cooke: Legend." The documentary covers his rise from gospel music to becoming a key figure in soul and R&B. It features insights from musicians like Bobby Womack and Lou Rawls. Cooke's roles as a businessman and family man are discussed, along with his activism in the civil rights movement. His influence on music and culture is evident throughout the 70-minute film, directed by Mary Wharton.
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Why Watch
- Meet Sam Cooke, a key figure in soul music.
- Find out about Cooke's impact on the civil rights movement.
- See rare archival footage of Sam Cooke's performances.
Did You Know
- Sam Cooke transitioned from gospel music to soul music during the 1950s.
- The documentary features interviews with notable figures like Bobby Womack and Lou Rawls.
- The film runs for 70 minutes and was directed by Mary Wharton.
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Who directed the documentary 'Sam Cooke: Legend'?
Mary Wharton directed the documentary 'Sam Cooke: Legend'.
What year was 'Sam Cooke: Legend' released?
'Sam Cooke: Legend' was released in 2003.
What is the duration of the documentary 'Sam Cooke: Legend'?
'Sam Cooke: Legend' has a duration of 70 minutes.
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