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Riot Fest
by Gary E. Andrews - 06/21/26 10:51 PM
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by Gary E. Andrews - 06/19/26 06:43 PM
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I’ve copied the second list from 2-28 and put in alphabetical order below. Just makes it easier to read...at least for me.
I’m glad somebody mentioned “10" starring Bo Derek and Dudley Moore. That was an influential movie with a message to me. I know that sounds funny but there was a message in that movie. Socially redeeming, know what I mean?
Back in the early 80s, there was a song called “The Idolmaker.” I’ve never seen it on TV and I don’t know if you can buy it but it is one movie I’d buy (and I don’t buy movies). This movie was based in the 50s or 60s and was about a songwriter who couldn’t sing well enough to record. It was actually a bio-pic so it may not fit the question. It was the story of Bob Marucci, who discovered great singers like Frankie Avalon and Fabian. In the movie, he would set up these singers in careers and they would do great but eventually would self-destruct. As I recall, the last scene showed the writer/producer/manager in a lounge singing his own songs. I thought it was great.
In the movie “Pure Country” a guy named George Strait played a songwriter-singer. Two legends named Willie Nelson and Kris Kristofferson did a movie in the 80s called “Songwriter.”
Dolly and Stallone did “Rhinestone” but I’m not sure anyone played a writer. It was inspired by “Rhinestone Cowboy” though.
And in the Eastwood movie, “Every Which Way But Loose,” wasn’t that girl “Echo” a songwriter?
101 Dalmatians (orig. animated version) 10 A Mighty Wind A Star is Born About a Boy Almost Famous Amos & Andy, "Kingfish" episode (radio) Baja Oklahoma Broken Bridges Bye Bye Birdie Coyote Ugly Crossroads (not the Brittney Shears version - the one with Steve Vai and Ralph M.) Dream Girls Eddie and the Cruisers Grace of My Heart Hearts of Fire Holiday Inn Honeysuckle Rose Honky-Tonk Man (true story? or fiction?) Josie and The Pusscats Love Actually (one of the main characters is an aging rockstar) Moulin Rouge Mr. Holland's Opus Music & Lyrics Oh Brother Where Art Thou One-Trick Pony Phantom of the Opera (in all its film incarnations) Pope Dreams Rockstar Sons of Provo Spinal Tap Tender Mercies That Thing You Do The Commitments The Crow Thing Called Love
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