The History of Rock 'N' Roll, Vol. 1

The History of Rock 'N' Roll, Vol. 1 (1995)

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AKA: Rock

Summary: The beginnings of rock and roll music, from its dawn to the first recordings that resemble what we know as rock today.

Genres: Documentary, Musical

Country: USA

Directed By: Andrew Solt

Written By: Andrew Solt

Starring: Gary Busey, Ray Charles, Pat Boone, Ruth Brown, Bo Diddley, Chuck Berry

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The History of Rock 'N' Roll, Vol. 1 belongs to 1 collection

1. Music documentary (public: moderated by djross - 4 stars)

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TCI	User	Score	Tier
na	imdb	72	T₈
na	Jonny Lytnin	95	T₁₀
na	Brando	80	T₉
na	RNG	89	T₁₀
na	lisa cuddy	70	T₄
na	Crazy Jack	75	T₇
na	PolegaR	70	T₆
na	Luna6ix	66	T₂
informative and entertaining, a great and full documentary of the genre. is extremely rooted in the tradition of documentaries, and does nothing to push the stale boundaries of that format.
na	SirRobbie	80	T₈
na	DaeSanye	60	T₅
na	kyle.loomis	74	T₅
As a primer for the rest of the series, it is serviceable, but on its own it tries to cover too much ground in under an hour and is entirely unfocused.
na	massesRasses	71	T₅
na	Zoltan	85	T₁₀
na	rockyriv	80	T₈
na	Hailey	84	T₇
na	Stain	60	T₅
It's good that they're doing a fairly comprehensive study of the genre, but so many artists past and present get thrown in (via clips, or contemporary interviews) that it all comes off as very unfocused