Keep on Keepin' On - New film on Clark Terry

[BERIGAN]

http://www.dvdtalk.com/reviews/66712/keep-on-keepin-on/

[jlhoots]

Saw it yesterday. Quite moving.

[Peter Friedman]

I saw this film at the Vail Jazz Party over this past Labor Day Weekend. It was terrific, and there was not a dry eye in the house.

[bluesoul]

This is available from Netflix now, both DVD and streaming.

http://www.netflix.com/WiMovie/80011709

[sgcim]

This is available from Netflix now, both DVD and streaming.

http://www.netflix.com/WiMovie/80011709

Thanks for the info! I'll stream it today.

[gmonahan]

I commented on it elsewhere in the thread on "Whiplash." I loved it, and argued it's the perfect "anti-Whiplash." Hope you like it.

gregmo

[Teasing the Korean]

Great film about a young piano player.  Clark Terry shows up along the way.  Cameo by Quincy Jones. 

 

Edited July 18, 2015 by Teasing

[Cyril]

This young piano player (Justin Kauflin) was performing at the Bimhuis, Amsterdam,  on July 4th.

http://bimhuis.com/gigs/justin-kauflin-trio

 

 

[CJ Shearn]

Watching on Netflix, will finish the rest later, beautiful film.  Clark Terry has always been a hero of mine, what a life he led!

[HutchFan]

I watched it on Netflix after reading about it here.  It's a lovely film about a lovely man.

The "anti-Whiplash" indeed.

[gmonahan]

His autobiography is out in paperback, and I recently got it.  He had some tough years in the 30s and early 40s!  So far (I'm only about 75 pages in), it's a good read.

 

gregmo

[Soulstation1]

Great film