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The Tale of the Dog is a documentary film produced and directed by Dan Obarski and Scott Montgomery. The film unearths the story of the Family Dog Denver, a music venue opened in 1967 by Chet Helms' San Francisco-based Family Dog Productions and Barry Fey. The Family Dog was pivotal in changing the cultural course of the city of Denver by bringing in up-and-coming acts like The Doors, the Grateful Dead, Janis Joplin, Jimi Hendrix, The Byrds, and many others, subsequently creating a nexus for the hippie movement to flourish in the otherwise western and conservative town. Prior to the documentary this historic episode had been lost to time. The film ends up delivering a broader, previously unknown chapter in the history of the 1960s in America, and in particular that of rock and roll, the bl

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rdfs:label	The Tale of the Dog (en)
rdfs:comment	The Tale of the Dog is a documentary film produced and directed by Dan Obarski and Scott Montgomery. The film unearths the story of the Family Dog Denver, a music venue opened in 1967 by Chet Helms' San Francisco-based Family Dog Productions and Barry Fey. The Family Dog was pivotal in changing the cultural course of the city of Denver by bringing in up-and-coming acts like The Doors, the Grateful Dead, Janis Joplin, Jimi Hendrix, The Byrds, and many others, subsequently creating a nexus for the hippie movement to flourish in the otherwise western and conservative town. Prior to the documentary this historic episode had been lost to time. The film ends up delivering a broader, previously unknown chapter in the history of the 1960s in America, and in particular that of rock and roll, the bl (en)
foaf:name	The Tale of the Dog (en)
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name	The Tale of the Dog (en)
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dct:subject	Blues Documentaries about music 2020 documentary films 2020 films 2020s American films American documentary films Folk rock 1960s Hippie movement Psychedelic artists Rock and roll Hippie films Psychedelic music Blues musicians
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Blues Roger McNamee Stanley Mouse Barry Fey Blues Denver Documentaries about music University of Denver Victor Moscoso 2020 documentary films 2020 films 2020s American films American documentary films Corky Siegel Cinedigm Grateful Dead Folk rock Liquid light show 1960s 1960s Hippie movement Psychedelic artists Family Dog Productions Rock and roll Otis Taylor (musician) Psychedelic art Hippie Janis Joplin The Byrds The Doors The Family Dog Denver Hippie films Psychedelic music Chet Helms Blues musicians Jimi Hendrix KRFX Kenny Passarelli Larry Taylor Canned Heat Lothar and the Hand People Rock and roll Rick Lewis (radio personality) Fito de la parra
Link from a Wikipage to an external page	http://www.thetaleofthedog.com/
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caption	Official Film Poster, by Raphael Schnepf (en)
director	Dan Obarski, Scott Montgomery (en)
distributor	Cinedigm (en)
narrator	Rick Lewis (en)
producer	Dan Obarski, Scott Montgomery (en)
runtime	6000.0 (second)
starring	Canned Heat, Stanley Mouse, Victor Moscoso, Roger McNamee, Corky Siegal, Otis Taylor, Paul Conly, Kenny Passarelli (en)
has abstract	The Tale of the Dog is a documentary film produced and directed by Dan Obarski and Scott Montgomery. The film unearths the story of the Family Dog Denver, a music venue opened in 1967 by Chet Helms' San Francisco-based Family Dog Productions and Barry Fey. The Family Dog was pivotal in changing the cultural course of the city of Denver by bringing in up-and-coming acts like The Doors, the Grateful Dead, Janis Joplin, Jimi Hendrix, The Byrds, and many others, subsequently creating a nexus for the hippie movement to flourish in the otherwise western and conservative town. Prior to the documentary this historic episode had been lost to time. The film ends up delivering a broader, previously unknown chapter in the history of the 1960s in America, and in particular that of rock and roll, the blues, psychedelic poster art, and the infamous culture clashes between hippies and mainstream society of that decade. As a result, the film serves as a definitive reference for the significance that the venue and many of the individuals involved in it had on the city and on the rock and roll era. The film stars Canned Heat, Stanley Mouse, Victor Moscoso, Raphael (Bob) Schnepf, Roger McNamee, and features Family Dog Denver employees, bands that played there, the people who hung out there, and the Denver police who tried to shut it down. The film premiered at the University of Denver in February 2020, and was distributed by Cinedigm on major streaming platforms in 2021. Reception to the film has been overwhelmingly positive. (en)
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distributor	Cinedigm
narrator	Rick Lewis (radio personality)
starring	Roger McNamee Stanley Mouse Victor Moscoso Otis Taylor (musician) Kenny Passarelli

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