Melody Makers

Melody Makers tells the true story of the rise and fall of the most influential music publication in history. Melody Maker began as a weekly jazz musician's trade paper in the 1920's and by the 1960's became an internationally recognized "must read" for rock n' roll fans and musicians alike. Melody Maker magazine became a pop culture phenomenon and this was, to a great extent, due to its Chief Contributing Photographer, Barrie Wentzell (1965-1975) and his black and white photos that blistered across the front cover. (Arizona Underground Film Festival)