All the Labor

Name: All the Labor
Genre: Documentary, Music
Cast: Max Johnston

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All the Labor

2013

1h 37m

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Music

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A band from Austin covers a rap song, creates its own roots music and strives to find its place in the music industry.

Kathy Fennessy

Seattle Film Blog

09/03/2022

3/4

In the film, which alternates between their early days and recent years, they travel to the late Levon Helm's Woodstock studio, The Barn, to record their 2011 album, Old Mad Joy...

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03/22/2013

A treat for Gourds fans and a wonderful entry point for those who wonder what all the hubbub is about. Find a way to see it and get on board with possibly the most underrated band at work today.

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Doug Hawes-Davis

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Max Johnston

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Peter Backes

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Doug Hawes-Davis

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Brendan Canty

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Doug Hawes-Davis

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A band from Austin covers a rap song, creates its own roots music and strives to find its place in the music industry.

Director: Doug Hawes-Davis
Producer: Doug Hawes-Davis
Production Co: High Plains Films
Genre: Documentary, Music
Original Language: English
Release Date (Streaming): Mar 23, 2017
Runtime: 1h 37m

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