Townes Van Zandt Documentary To Be Released In March

[Jahfin]

From Billboard.com:

The Townes Van Zandt documentary "Be Here To Love Me" will be released March 14 on DVD via Palm Pictures. Directed by Margaret Brown, the film has been playing in limited North American theatrical release since early December.

The film includes interviews with the late singer/songwriter's family, as well as such artists as Willie Nelson, Kris Kristofferson, Emmylou Harris, Lyle Lovett, Steve Earle and Guy Clark, combined with footage of the artist onstage and at home.

In addition to the film, the DVD includes rare Van Zandt performances, bonus interviews and scenes deleted from the theatrical cut. The disc also includes a commentary track by Brown. Tomato Records has released a companion two-disc

-- Barry A. Jeckell, N.Y.

[J.LeP]

OK, now I'm gonna' havto' by a DVD thing!

[Jahfin]

No Depression magazine is currently running a great deal where if you subscribe you can also get a copy of this new DVD. It's only available through the magazine itself though and not through the ND website.

[jbfinscj]

From Billboard.com:

The Townes Van Zandt documentary "Be Here To Love Me" will be released March 14 on DVD via Palm Pictures. Directed by Margaret Brown, the film has been playing in limited North American theatrical release since early December.

The film includes interviews with the late singer/songwriter's family, as well as such artists as Willie Nelson, Kris Kristofferson, Emmylou Harris, Lyle Lovett, Steve Earle and Guy Clark, combined with footage of the artist onstage and at home.

In addition to the film, the DVD includes rare Van Zandt performances, bonus interviews and scenes deleted from the theatrical cut. The disc also includes a commentary track by Brown. Tomato Records has released a companion two-disc

-- Barry A. Jeckell, N.Y.

I have seen the documentary, it is incredible.

[Jahfin]

From Billboard.com:

The Townes Van Zandt documentary "Be Here To Love Me" will be released March 14 on DVD via Palm Pictures. Directed by Margaret Brown, the film has been playing in limited North American theatrical release since early December.

The film includes interviews with the late singer/songwriter's family, as well as such artists as Willie Nelson, Kris Kristofferson, Emmylou Harris, Lyle Lovett, Steve Earle and Guy Clark, combined with footage of the artist onstage and at home.

In addition to the film, the DVD includes rare Van Zandt performances, bonus interviews and scenes deleted from the theatrical cut. The disc also includes a commentary track by Brown. Tomato Records has released a companion two-disc

-- Barry A. Jeckell, N.Y.

I have seen the documentary, it is incredible.

I've read lots about it and heard a real good piece on XMPR recently with the filmmaker so I can't wait to see it. The folks at ND said my DVD is in the mail so it should be here any day now.

The Gram Parsons documentary Fallen Angel is due on DVD in May, another one I'm very anxious to see.