Festival
HD
n/a
1h 37m
Capturing the essence of the Newport Folk Festival from 1963 to 1966, this documentary features a rich tapestry of performances and insightful conversations. Iconic artists like Bob Dylan—both acoustic and electric—Joan Baez, and Peter, Paul and Mary take center stage, while blues legends such as Son House and Howlin' Wolf share their thoughts on the genre. The Osborne Brothers deliver bluegrass, alongside performances from Donovan, Johnny Cash, and Judy Collins. Through interviews, musicians discuss their philosophies, painting a vivid picture of folk music's allure, all set against the backdrop of a clean-cut, enthusiastic crowd.
