beyonce documentary: ‘Call Me Country: Beyonce and Nashville’s Renaissance’ release date: Where to watch online?
As per the reports, the 42 minute documentary contains interviews of different musicians in the genre of country music and analyses of this genre by different experts. Though Beyonce herself did not participate in this documentary.
Beyonce recently released the Cowboy Carter after the successful launch of Renaissance. There are speculations that this could very well be a series of music charts. The album has broken all records.
The Grammy award winner is also the first black woman to top the Billboards’s ‘Hot Country Songs Chart’.
The Cowboy Carter contains 27 tracks featuring from the Beatles and others and also guest vocals by Miley Cyrus, Willie Nelson and Post Malone.
This documentary contains interviews of banjo player Rhiannon Giddens, Aaron Vance, TJ Osborne, Rissi Palmer and Denitia. Journalists including Keith Hill and Larisha Paul too share their views. Previously she had shared that she felt unwelcome in the beginning. The world of country music was dominated by a few individuals and getting a breakthrough was tough for Beyonce. Beyonce holds that it was K Michelle and Mickey Guyton who gave her a breakthrough in the music industry.
The documentary is now streaming on Prime as well as on Max. Do watch the documentary on the success of a musician who not only continues to dominate the music industry but also through her actions.
FAQs:
Q1. Are there any similar documentaries in the genre of rock music?
A1. Similar to the Call Me Country: Beyonce and Nashville’s Renaissance”, “U2: Rattle and Hum” released in 1988 blasted the U2’s Joshua tree tour for being overly self important. It was only later that it was appreciated.
Q2. Are there any other documentaries on black musicians who have made it big?
A2. Ever heard of 50 cent? There is a documentary titled “The Rise of 50 cent”. It entails how the singer overcame all obstacles to succeed in life.
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