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Destroyer chilled the Granada into oblivion
Premiere: ‘Who’s Back’ by Cuee
Poppy underwhelmed at Liberty Hall
Ebony Tusks’ Marty Hillard on the rap trio’s dynamic new single ‘HDF’
Dashboard Confessional’s Chris Carrabba on 20 years of getting hair everywhere
The New Pornographers’ Carl Newman on the band’s legacy, ahead of Wednesday’s Truman show
Local Nineties cult fave Giants Chair returns with its first new music in over two decades
Five Things You Should Definitely See at Panic Fest This Weekend
Five Things You Should Definitely See at Panic Fest This Weekend
Five Things You Should Definitely See at Panic Fest This Weekend
There are several dozen films screening over the course of Panic Fest, running at Screenland Armour (408 Armour Rd, North Kansas City, MO 64116) from this Thursday, January 24 through Thursday, January 30. There are shorts, features, premieres, and repertoire screenings, to say nothing of Q&As and live podcast tapings. What’s a horror fan to do, what with all of…
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Director John Alexander on his documentary about Wichita soul singer, Rudy Love
Director John Alexander on his documentary about Wichita soul singer, Rudy Love
Director John Alexander on his documentary about Wichita soul singer, Rudy Love
Director John Alexander’s documentary, This Is Love, tells the story of Wichita soul singer extraordinaire, Rudy Love. While his name is one of those best known to crate-digging heads, his influence and talent can be heard on the recordings of Ray Charles, Isaac Hayes, the Soul Searchers, and more. Love was also Sly Stone’s bandleader and tour manager for the…
Source: www.thepitchkc.com/director-john-alexander-on-his-documentary-about-wichita-soul-singer-rudy-love/