Add Your GistAfter a legendary folk-music producer dies, his kids organize a tribute concert. The washed-up Folksmen are good to go, as are The New Main Street Singers, a revamped "neuftet" with only one member of its original 1960s lineup. Reuniting legendary duo Mitch and Mickey is more problematic, because the one-time couple have been split for decades and Mitch is a reclusive mental case who can barely bring himself to face his former lover, let alone sing with her onstage. The concert comes together, highlighting the enduring irrelevance of 1960s folk music and the geriatric baby-boomers who still remember it.
michaelbrent
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Jonathan Steinbloom |
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Mickey Crabbe |
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Mitch Cohen |
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Alan Barrows |
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Jerry Palter |
After a legendary folk-music producer dies, his kids organize a tribute concert. The washed-up Folksmen are good to go, as are The New Main Street Singers, a revamped "neuftet" with only one member of its original 1960s lineup. Reuniting legendary duo Mitch and Mickey is more problematic, because the one-time couple have been split for decades and Mitch is a reclusive mental case who can barely bring himself to face his former lover, let alone sing with her onstage. The concert comes together, highlighting the enduring irrelevance of 1960s folk music and the geriatric baby-boomers who still remember it.
michaelbrent
Spinal Tap goes unplugged and Eugene Levy is a folk musician with a soul patch. Your roommate won't shut up about how much funnier this was before the Office. That doesn't stop him from playing Kiss at the End of the Rainbow on his xylophone.
thl88
It's part "ficticious enjoyable romp through the shitty part of your hippy parent's record collection" and part "stories about music history from your crazy burned-out uncle".
MrEmptyPants