Product: Road to Nashville [VHS]
Rating: 4.0
Some interesting performances
Great intro to 1965-era country.Agree with the other reviews. At least half is poorly lip-synced -- including the many Marty Robbins pieces (he set up the movie.) Director and cameraman can be counted on to not show all members of the backup band -- especially not the steel guitar. Some upstaging by backup band members behind stars. If there is a nice instrumental break, the director splices video in of Doodles Weaver clowning.My favorites: "Anita" by Waylon, yodelling by Don Winters, a couple of fine Connie Smith numbers, "Here Comes My Baby" by Dottie West, "Begging to You" by Robbins without upstaging backup singers, Hank Snow and he introduces his band -- including the ones the camera refuses to show, "The One on the Right" by a deathly drug-wasted Cash (not a foot of film of the Tennessee Three), two fine performances by the Osbourne Brothers, three over-the-top performances by the Stoneman Family.Well worth the [money].