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Meet Me On South Street - tDobbs movie - Philly Pop Music

Help fund the JC Dobbs movie, where legends are made. Meet Me On South Street, recreates the rich history of Philadelphia's premiere rock & roll bar, JC Dobbs, now known as Legendary Dobbs on South Street. JC Dobbs, the Rock and Roll soundtrack of Philadelphia. We would like to hear from You about Your personal stories, photos, or videos. So please contact us to help make this a great film. Visit us online; http://www.PhillyPopMusic.com With your help we can clear music & film licensing (Bo Diddley, Dion, Steve Earle, Nirvana, Robert Hazard), color correct, and include an editing team. Dobbs movie T-shirts available at Legendary Dobbs 304 South St. With the diversity of the music from Philadelphia that reaches all generations, hopefully we can make this available through public and private libraries, Public TV, DVD and the Internet. National & international acts played the legendary club JC Dobbs including: Dwight Yokum, Lucinda Williams, Nirvana, Pearl Jam, Steve Earle, Oasis, Bo Diddley, George Thorogood, and The Jayhawks. We will include unseen footage & interviews plus the reopening of the Legendary Dobbs including the new bands & artists that now continue to play on that sacred stage. With archival photographs, videos and contemporary interviews, award winning filmmaker, George Manney documents the evolution of Philadelphia's fertile music and arts subculture in the 1970's, the sad closing of JC Dobbs in 1996 & the new Legendary Dobbs. The Dobbs movie is part of the documentary series, Philly Pop Music. http://www.PhillyPopMusic.com Philly Pop Music & award winning filmmaker George Manney are committed to preserve the history and performances of Philadelphia's great artists and entertainment personalities. Thanks to; John Travis, David A. Ickes, Cindy Miller, Randy Dance, Cyndy Drue, Wally Smith, Pete Fama, ABKCO Records, Carlsen Entertainment, all of the musicians, the staff at Legendary Dobbs & patrons. "South Street" composed by K. Mann - D. Appell. "Change Reaction" composed by Robert Hazard - video courtesy of Robert & RCA. Our first film, "Pipes of Peace" the story of the world's first jazzbagpiper Rufus Harley, premiered in Philadelphia at the African-American Museum in 2007.