Into the Fire: A Utah Boy's Life in the Blues

Name: Into the Fire: A Utah Boy's Life in the Blues
Genre: Documentary
Released: 2021-11-01
Duration: 1 h 35 min
Cast: Lakhan Band, Charlie Bedford, Kent Burnside

2021
1h 35m

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Into the Fire: A Utah Boy's Life in the Blues (2021)

Documentary

Dick Earl Ericksen grew up in Moroni, Utah; a rural community located in East-Central Utah, by no means a hotspot for the Blues. One day his father came home from work with a cassette tape t... Read allDick Earl Ericksen grew up in Moroni, Utah; a rural community located in East-Central Utah, by no means a hotspot for the Blues. One day his father came home from work with a cassette tape that was left in the lost and found, an album by the man called Muddy Waters. Dick put the ... Read allDick Earl Ericksen grew up in Moroni, Utah; a rural community located in East-Central Utah, by no means a hotspot for the Blues. One day his father came home from work with a cassette tape that was left in the lost and found, an album by the man called Muddy Waters. Dick put the tape in his boom box, and in that moment his life was changed forever.

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9chilijr3105

What a thrill!

We watched this movie at Docutah and it was an absolute joyride. The live band was awesome too. I wish I could stream this film somewhere to show my friends and neighbors. Seeing all the different musicians was really cool and hearing the backstories of them all was really interesting. I highly recommend giving this movie a chance if you ever get the chance to. It got me into to listening to blues music once in a while too, such a fascinating history to the music and the songs tell so many stories. I would love to see this movie on amazon or netflix or some kind of streaming service like that.

10fearingsteven

This film will have you moving in your seat!!!

Watched the premiere on November 1 with my wife and we loved it!! Into The Fire has just the right amount of heart, soul, and history. Let's face it; the blues is a dying genre, but Into The Fire just might be the fuel to keep the blues burning in our hearts for years to come. I am proud to have helped on this film with so many talented filmmakers and such a phenomenal cast. I didn't travel to Memphis with everyone, but I know that those who went - loved the experience.