Heartworn Highways: Anybody seen this documentary?

[Bevo Incognito]

Wow. I watched "Heartworn Highways" late last night. It's a very interesting documentary regarding the founding of the Outlaw Country music movement. I really recommend adding it to your Neftlix queue:
Here's what Wikipedia has to say about it:

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[hullabelew]

I really liked the parts with Guy & Susanna Clark, TVZ, Rodney Crowell and a VERY young Steve Earle. I could do without David Allen Coe, Gamble Rogers, and that crotchety old ****** who was bagging on Johnny Cash. Coe likes to think he is a hell of a lot more important than he every really was in music.

The part with Uncle Seymour was worth the watch though when TVZ plays "Waitin' Around To Die" and it makes the old man cry. Charlie Daniels comes across as a very likeable guy. I used to have a lot of his stuff from that time frame. He is a fantastic musician and that band is pretty much still together.

Hard to believe that Guy and Susanna have been married all of these years, given the life they were living at the time.