DEEP ROOTS is a 2025 feature-length music doc directed by Robert Mugge, and produced by Mugge with his partner Diana Zelman. It is intended as a companion piece to Mugge’s acclaimed 1991 film DEEP BLUES, which examined blues traditions of the Mississippi Delta and North Mississippi Hill Country.

DEEP ROOTS explores the life and work of highly regarded Southern artist, photographer, and musician Bill Steber, while showcasing Black and white musical traditions of the 1920s and 1930s, rural music scenes of Mississippi and Tennessee, and connections between music and the visual arts. The film’s first half takes place largely in Steber’s home base of Murfreesboro, Tennessee, and its second half largely in the Mississippi Delta, which is a major focus of Steber’s work.

Included are interviews conducted at a Murfreesboro gallery exhibit of Steber’s art and photography; visits to Clarksdale, Mississippi’s Juke Joint Festival and Leland, Mississippi’s Highway 61 Blues Museum; and public performances by three of Steber’s primary music groups: Jake Leg Stompers, Stoop Down Rounders, and Hoodoo Men. Informative commentary is provided by music historian Scott Barretta, museum operator Billy Johnson, festival director Roger Stolle, and gallery curator Shannon Randol, as well as by Steber himself, whose witty musings enliven scenes throughout.

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The Greatest Band in the World, Tenacious D, proudly announces the release of the latest installment of their Complete Masterworks series, aptly named The Complete Masterworks Vol. 3. This chapter showcases the band’s O2 Arena concert in London from their 2023 Spicy Meatball Tour. This epic collector’s edition features a live set of their classic hits from the O2 Arena show, plus their animated film Post Apocalypto, music videos, a mini-poster, and more.

Tenacious D’s The Complete Masterworks Vol. 3 captures the band at the height of their powers during their sold-out, headline show at London’s O2 Arena on June 16, 2023. Their set, a raucous romp of rock and comedy, features their classic hits, including “Tribute,” “The Metal,” “Master Exploder,” “Beelzeboss (The Final Showdown),” “Kickapoo” and more.

In addition, Complete Masterworks Vol. 3 includes the band’s animated film, Post Apocalypto, with music from The D and illustrations by Jack Black.

The package features music videos, including the smash hit cover from Kung Fu Panda 4, “…Baby One More Time” and Chris Isaak’s “Wicked Game,” The D’s Oneyplays Studios animated hit “Video Games,” their Fiber d’Lish commercial, and their charity covers series including “Tenacious D’s The Who Medley,” The Beatles’ “You Never Give Me Your Money / The End,” and “Time Warp,” from the cult classic The Rocky Horror Show.

Previous editions of The Complete Masterworks include their 2-DVD set from 2003, The Complete Masterworks, featuring their performance at the Brixton Academy and lots more, and the 2008 DVD release, The Complete Masterworks 2, which captures their heavy rock mayhem filmed by Wayne Isham at their 2007 Paramount Theater/Seattle shows, D Tour: A Tenacious Documentary directed by Jeremy Konner plus additional material from the POD era.

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George Harrison famously claimed, “No Lead Belly, no Beatles.” Revered by countless musicians – the 1st record Janis Joplin ever bought was Lead Belly. The definitive bio, with historic performances and extraordinary archive access. The folk/blues icon, from childhood through prison to worldwide fame. Stories and performances from Joplin, Harry Belafonte, BB King, Pete Seeger, Arlo Guthrie, Odetta and many more.

Huddie Leadbetter: Lead Belly. King of the 12 String Guitar. Born in poverty, he became a master folk innovator who inspired rock and roll. Woody Guthrie called him the greatest folk singer. Hundreds of artists have covered his songs – The Beatles, Rolling Stones, Nirvana and Led Zeppelin spring to mind. Interviews and performances by Janis Joplin, Harry Belafonte, Paul McCartney, B.B. King, Alan Lomax, Pete Seeger, Arlo Guthrie, Joan Baez, Odetta. Hollywood film clips, archive performances and intimate inside accounts dispel myths and let his true personality shine through.

His 12-string guitar grooves also powered The Rolling Stones, Led Zeppelin and Van Morrison, not to mention Pete Seeger, Bob Dylan, Janis Joplin, Nirvana, The White Stripes and rock & roll in general. This is the definitive, nearly 90-minute story, featuring original interviews, a wealth of performance and archival footage, and even carefully selected clips from Hollywood films.

     —Carlos Pérez Báez, Dirty Rock

A feature-length documentary about the historic Dallas, TX Goth club – The Church, Dark Sanctuary exposes the incredible, shocking history of one of the longest running goth clubs in the U.S. as well as the world-renowned artists who performed there.

Through interviews with world-famous music artists, local bands, and patrons, the film tells the story of the community that formed over nearly three decades of the legendary club’s existence. The motto of The Church became “Enter Without Prejudice” meaning no matter who you are, how you look, how you dress, your sexuality, your gender identity, the color of your skin, your body type, all are welcome and embraced at The Church.

Follow DJ in residence, Joe Virus, on his journey from aspiring musician to headlining the main stage for over 20 years and through the events of the global epidemic which lead to a neighborhood buyout from a multimillion-dollar real estate company, threatening to claim the beloved building at 2424 Swiss Avenue.

Just what will happen when the deep south’s premiere goth club of nearly thirty years stands on the brink of being lost forever?

A feature-length documentary about the historic Dallas, TX Goth club – The Church, Dark Sanctuary exposes the incredible, shocking history of one of the longest running goth clubs in the U.S. as well as the world-renowned artists who performed there.

Through interviews with world-famous music artists, local bands, and patrons, the film tells the story of the community that formed over nearly three decades of the legendary club’s existence. The motto of The Church became “Enter Without Prejudice” meaning no matter who you are, how you look, how you dress, your sexuality, your gender identity, the color of your skin, your body type, all are welcome and embraced at The Church.

Follow DJ in residence, Joe Virus, on his journey from aspiring musician to headlining the main stage for over 20 years and through the events of the global epidemic which lead to a neighborhood buyout from a multimillion-dollar real estate company, threatening to claim the beloved building at 2424 Swiss Avenue.

Just what will happen when the deep south’s premiere goth club of nearly thirty years stands on the brink of being lost forever?

Newly re-discovered in our vaults, the original recording sessions for Vince Guaraldi’s soundtrack for “You’re Not Elected, Charlie Brown” now remastered for audiophiles and Peanuts® fans and election lovers everywhere. All versions of this release include the original 15 tracks of cues from the special – with extended performances available for the first time ever – plus 10 extra bonus tracks never before heard since their recording in 1972.

Guaraldi brought Dixieland jazz, his classic favourites, and even his voice (for the first time in Peanuts®) to the soundtrack that provides the score for Linus’s campaign for student body president. Some highlights include: the complete (over five minute) “Joe Cool” where Guaraldi sings about one of Snoopy’s most famous alter egos; multiple versions of “Incumbent Waltz” written for the special; probably his saddest tune “Deserted Charlie Brown; classic Linus and Lucy updated for the 70s; and several of the eponymous “You’re Not Elected, Charlie Brown” tunes. There are bonus tracks for “Joe Cool,” alternate takes of songs like “Blue Charlie Brown” and a bonus of “African Sleigh Ride.”

In addition to the composer’s piano playing, guitar and vocals, the maestro’s cabinet (band) is comprised of legends who lent their talents for this wonderful campaign. The music will get you in a great mood for any election. The album was remixed at Bones and Knives by Terry Carleton, and restored and mastered by Vinson Hudson, and produced by Sean Mendelson and Jason Mendelson.

The album is available on CD, Vinyl, and digital. In addition, you can now exclusively have a first listen to 4 tracks to get you excited for this release!

Track Listing:

1. Incumbent Waltz (Not Elected)
2. You’re Not Elected, Charlie Brown (Not Elected)
3. Oh, Good Grief! (Not Elected)
4. Cookin’ Snoopy (Fast Piano Jazz) (Not Elected)
5. Blue Charlie Brown (Not Elected)
6. Incumbent Waltz (Reprise) (Not Elected)
7. Linus and Lucy / Poor Charlie Brown (Not Elected)
8. Joe Cool (Vocal) (Not Elected)
9. Incumbent Waltz (2nd Reprise) (Not Elected)
10. Elect Linus (Dilemma) / Woodstock’s Wake Up (Not Elected)
11. Joe Cool (Unused Reprise) (Not Elected)
12. Oh, Good Grief! (Reprise) (Not Elected)
13. Deserted Charlie Brown (Not Elected)
14. You’re Not Elected, Charlie Brown (Reprise) (Not Elected)
15. Linus and Lucy (Reprise) (Not Elected)
16. You’re Not Elected, Charlie Brown (2nd Reprise – End Credits) (Not Elected)
17. Joe Cool (Alternate Take 1) (Not Elected – Bonus)
18. Joe Cool (Alternate Rehearsal Take) (Not Elected – Bonus)
19. Blue Charlie Brown (Alternate Take 1) (Not Elected – Bonus)
20. African Sleigh Ride (Not Elected – Bonus)
21. Cookin’ Snoopy (Fast Piano Jazz – Alternate Take 1, 2 &3) (Not Elected – Bonus)
22. Incumbent Waltz (2nd Reprise Alternate Take 1) (Not Elected – Bonus)
23. Incumbent Waltz (2nd Reprise Alternate Take 3) (Not Elected – Bonus)
24. Incumbent Waltz (Unused Cue) (Not Elected – Bonus)
25. Linus and Lucy (Acoustic Piano Mix) (Not Elected – Bonus)

Newly re-discovered in our vaults, the original recording sessions for Vince Guaraldi’s soundtrack for “You’re Not Elected, Charlie Brown” now remastered for audiophiles and Peanuts® fans and election lovers everywhere. All versions of this release include the original 15 tracks of cues from the special – with extended performances available for the first time ever – plus 10 extra bonus tracks never before heard since their recording in 1972.

Guaraldi brought Dixieland jazz, his classic favourites, and even his voice (for the first time in Peanuts®) to the soundtrack that provides the score for Linus’s campaign for student body president. Some highlights include: the complete (over five minute) “Joe Cool” where Guaraldi sings about one of Snoopy’s most famous alter egos; multiple versions of “Incumbent Waltz” written for the special; probably his saddest tune “Deserted Charlie Brown; classic Linus and Lucy updated for the 70s; and several of the eponymous “You’re Not Elected, Charlie Brown” tunes. There are bonus tracks for “Joe Cool,” alternate takes of songs like “Blue Charlie Brown” and a bonus of “African Sleigh Ride.”

In addition to the composer’s piano playing, guitar and vocals, the maestro’s cabinet (band) is comprised of legends who lent their talents for this wonderful campaign. The music will get you in a great mood for any election. The album was remixed at Bones and Knives by Terry Carleton, and restored and mastered by Vinson Hudson, and produced by Sean Mendelson and Jason Mendelson.

The album is available on CD, Vinyl, and digital. In addition, you can now exclusively have a first listen to 4 tracks to get you excited for this release!

Track Listing:

1. Incumbent Waltz (Not Elected)
2. You’re Not Elected, Charlie Brown (Not Elected)
3. Oh, Good Grief! (Not Elected)
4. Cookin’ Snoopy (Fast Piano Jazz) (Not Elected)
5. Blue Charlie Brown (Not Elected)
6. Incumbent Waltz (Reprise) (Not Elected)
7. Linus and Lucy / Poor Charlie Brown (Not Elected)
8. Joe Cool (Vocal) (Not Elected)
9. Incumbent Waltz (2nd Reprise) (Not Elected)
10. Elect Linus (Dilemma) / Woodstock’s Wake Up (Not Elected)
11. Joe Cool (Unused Reprise) (Not Elected)
12. Oh, Good Grief! (Reprise) (Not Elected)
13. Deserted Charlie Brown (Not Elected)
14. You’re Not Elected, Charlie Brown (Reprise) (Not Elected)
15. Linus and Lucy (Reprise) (Not Elected)
16. You’re Not Elected, Charlie Brown (2nd Reprise – End Credits) (Not Elected)
17. Joe Cool (Alternate Take 1) (Not Elected – Bonus)
18. Joe Cool (Alternate Rehearsal Take) (Not Elected – Bonus)
19. Blue Charlie Brown (Alternate Take 1) (Not Elected – Bonus)
20. African Sleigh Ride (Not Elected – Bonus)
21. Cookin’ Snoopy (Fast Piano Jazz – Alternate Take 1, 2 &3) (Not Elected – Bonus)
22. Incumbent Waltz (2nd Reprise Alternate Take 1) (Not Elected – Bonus)
23. Incumbent Waltz (2nd Reprise Alternate Take 3) (Not Elected – Bonus)
24. Incumbent Waltz (Unused Cue) (Not Elected – Bonus)
25. Linus and Lucy (Acoustic Piano Mix) (Not Elected – Bonus)

Blues legend John Mayall And The Bluesbreakers (Buddy Whittington/Guitar, John Paulus/Bass and Joe Yuele/Drums) perform live in Houston, Texas. Filmed in 1998 and 1999 at Billy Blues and Rockefellers, the set includes “White Line Fever”, “A Hard Road”, “Voodoo Music” and other classics from this legendary Blues frontman!

Includes Bonus Disc CD Soundtrack. Perfect for fans of British blues rock and blues rock artists like Eric Clapton, Derek & The Dominos, Cream, Canned Heat, Harvey Mandel and live American blues.

Track Listing:

1. White Line Fever
2. Nature’s Disappearing
3. My Country Girl
4. Congo Square
5. A Hard Road
6. The Voodoo Music
7. Always A Brand New Road
8. Room To Move

Looking for a somewhat-camp-but-always-fun novelty rock’n’roll soundtrack for your next Halloween party? Look no further: Return of Halloween Nuggets, our latest collection of crate- (and grave-) digging favourites, collects 18 graveyard smashes (plus two spooky film trailers, one featuring Vincent Price) on one ghoulish CD.

For fans of deep 1960s vintage Halloween themed tunes: witches, haunted houses, werewolves, graveyards, monsters, devils, space aliens, and zombies set the stage for a camp and entertaining holiday bash. Features the super-rare 1962 Bettye LaVette track, “Witchcraft in the Air,” and the trailer to the 1959 Vincent Price spooktacular, House on Haunted Hill. Also available on orange/black splatter coloured vinyl.

Track Listing:

1. The Shandells – Gorilla
2. Billy Duke and the Dukes – Roland
3. The Circus – Burn, Witch, Burn
4. Teddy Durant – The Night Stalker
5. Cris Kevin – Haunted House
6. The Devotions – Devil’s Gotten Into My Baby
7. The Spellbinders – Castin’ My Spell
8. Sonny Day & The Tony Ray Combo – Creature From Outer Space
9. Vic Plati Qunitet – The Chiller
10. Movie trailer – The House On Haunted Hill
11. Carl Bonafede & The Gem-Tones – Were wolf
12. Ralph Nielsen & The Chancellors – Scream
13. Frankie Stein and His Ghouls – Knives and Lovers
14. Bettye Lavette – Witchcraft In The Air
15. Glenda and Glen – VooDoo Doll
16. The Upperclassmen – Cha Cha With the Zombies
17. Terry Teen – The Hearse
18. Boots Walker – They’re Here
19. Dave Gardner – Mad Witch
20. Film Trailer – Robot Monster

Looking for a somewhat-camp-but-always-fun novelty rock’n’roll soundtrack for your next Halloween party? Look no further: Return of Halloween Nuggets, our latest collection of crate- (and grave-) digging favourites, collects 18 graveyard smashes (plus two spooky film trailers, one featuring Vincent Price) on one ghoulish CD.

For fans of deep 1960s vintage Halloween themed tunes: witches, haunted houses, werewolves, graveyards, monsters, devils, space aliens, and zombies set the stage for a camp and entertaining holiday bash. Features the super-rare 1962 Bettye LaVette track, “Witchcraft in the Air,” and the trailer to the 1959 Vincent Price spooktacular, House on Haunted Hill. Also available on orange/black splatter coloured vinyl.

Track Listing:

1. The Shandells – Gorilla
2. Billy Duke and the Dukes – Roland
3. The Circus – Burn, Witch, Burn
4. Teddy Durant – The Night Stalker
5. Cris Kevin – Haunted House
6. The Devotions – Devil’s Gotten Into My Baby
7. The Spellbinders – Castin’ My Spell
8. Sonny Day & The Tony Ray Combo – Creature From Outer Space
9. Vic Plati Qunitet – The Chiller
10. Movie trailer – The House On Haunted Hill
11. Carl Bonafede & The Gem-Tones – Were wolf
12. Ralph Nielsen & The Chancellors – Scream
13. Frankie Stein and His Ghouls – Knives and Lovers
14. Bettye Lavette – Witchcraft In The Air
15. Glenda and Glen – VooDoo Doll
16. The Upperclassmen – Cha Cha With the Zombies
17. Terry Teen – The Hearse
18. Boots Walker – They’re Here
19. Dave Gardner – Mad Witch
20. Film Trailer – Robot Monster