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      2022 1h 1m Documentary Music TRAILER for Songbirds: Trailer 1 List Songbirds: Trailer 1 Songbirds: Trailer 1 1:35 View more videos
      Reviews Chattanooga Tennessee's Songbirds Guitar Museum showcased an unparalleled collection--the world's largest--of rare, vintage and celebrity guitars, a priceless array of instruments worth a fortune, each with a story to tell. But the iconic museum (which opened Feb. 2017) was forced to permanently close on August 15, 2020, due to the pandemic's devastating effect on the music industry. Directed by Dagan W. Beckett--himself a long-time professional music artist before becoming a filmmaker--this Emmy Award®-winning documentary explores how the guitar helped shape pop culture history and the final tearful hours of this one-of-a-kind place. It's a tale told through the eyes of those who loved it most, including its founders, historians, fans and such noted music artists, who also perform in the film, as Joe Bonamassa, John Schneider, Eric Johnson, Marty Stuart, Vince Gill and John 5, among others. Read More Read Less

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      Synopsis Chattanooga Tennessee's Songbirds Guitar Museum showcased an unparalleled collection--the world's largest--of rare, vintage and celebrity guitars, a priceless array of instruments worth a fortune, each with a story to tell. But the iconic museum (which opened Feb. 2017) was forced to permanently close on August 15, 2020, due to the pandemic's devastating effect on the music industry. Directed by Dagan W. Beckett--himself a long-time professional music artist before becoming a filmmaker--this Emmy Award®-winning documentary explores how the guitar helped shape pop culture history and the final tearful hours of this one-of-a-kind place. It's a tale told through the eyes of those who loved it most, including its founders, historians, fans and such noted music artists, who also perform in the film, as Joe Bonamassa, John Schneider, Eric Johnson, Marty Stuart, Vince Gill and John 5, among others.
      Director
      Dagan W. Beckett
      Producer
      Dagan W. Beckett, Irving Berner, David Davidson, James Ganiere
      Screenwriter
      Irving Berner, David Davidson, Dagan W. Beckett
      Production Co
      Beckett Media Productions, Rio Vista Universal
      Genre
      Documentary, Music
      Original Language
      English
      Release Date (Streaming)
      Aug 9, 2022
      Runtime
      1h 1m
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