Name some great music documentaries

[Harry_HH]

Same league as "Standing in the Shadows" is this great documentary of one of the finest 'forgotten' pop/rock/jazz musicians, Carol Kaye,
"First Lady of Bass" from director Pekka Rautionmaa.

Carol Kaye was/is as skilful as Jamerson, but as a female never got the same respect.
Her CV is unbelievable, among others Petsounds, Good Vibrations, hundreds of LPs, film music etc. etc.
See this 'iron lady' biography

https://www.carolkaye.com/

[Numanoid]

More a show than a documentary, but it is something quite special seeing 30000+ German's going nuts to Marillion, not to mention Fish attempts at karate kicks

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VKyKbVj0_zg

[D.H. Miltz]

Touch the Sound: A Sound Journey with Evelyn Glennie

[koukouba]

i've bookmarked this topic , amazing links from all of you , here's one you forgot

Vangelis and the Journey to Ithaka (2013)

https://youtu.be/7gxHtZSFlKQ

[cron]

Surprised to see no mention of Asif Kapadia's Amy yet. It's an incredible film.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_2yCIwmNuLE

[Aloysius]

Same league as "Standing in the Shadows" is this great documentary of one of the finest 'forgotten' pop/rock/jazz musicians, Carol Kaye,
"First Lady of Bass" from director Pekka Rautionmaa.

Carol Kaye was/is as skilful as Jamerson, but as a female never got the same respect.
Her CV is unbelievable, among others Petsounds, Good Vibrations, hundreds of LPs, film music etc. etc.
See this 'iron lady' biography

https://www.carolkaye.com/

Apparently Jamerson is even credited with famous bass lines that Kaye wrote and played. She got plenty of respect from the musicians she played with back in the day and is still highly regarded by people regardless of what bits they happen to have between their legs.

[Aloysius]

Just finished this one. Great stuff ...

Saw this one last night. Interesting stuff.