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7 de oct. de 1996 · The Life and Times of the Red Dog Saloon: Directed by Mary Works. With Howard Hesseman, Peter Albin, Big Brother and the Holding Company, John H. Browne Jr.. Their names and music became legendary: Big Brother & the Holding Company, Grateful Dead, Jefferson Airplane, Quicksilver Messenger Service, and the house band - The Charlatans.
Documentary tracing the roots of the San Francisco psychedelic music and social scene, the real origins of which lay not in the Bay Area but in a saloon in the old mining town of Virginia City, Nevada - The Red Dog.
In ’64 a few enterprising souls conceived of opening a “Wild West Saloon” in an unlikely place — Virginia City, Nev., a onetime Gold Rush boomlet since turned near-ghost town.
Filmmaker Mary Works recalls the role of a Nevada saloon in '60s counterculture. Genre: Documentary. Original Language: English.
Rockin' at the Red Dog - The Dawn of Psychedelic Rock, originally released as The Life and Times of the Red Dog Saloon is the story of the Red Dog Saloon and of the unique extended family that grew out of these wild times.
"The Life and Times of the Red Dog Saloon" is the story of the Red Dog Saloon and of the unique extended family that grew out of these wild times. It is told with remarkably articulate and intimate interviews, woven together with music, poster art, photographs, and rare archival footage.
In the past fifteen years or so, various owners have tried to maintain its mid-sixties history by keeping the Red Dog name. Additionally, in 1996, filmmaker Mary Works put together a documentary called The Life And Times Of The Red Dog Saloon that gained national attention.
