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 Denny Tedesco introduced the world to Wrecking Crew with the release of his film of the same name. Now Tedesco has made a sequel to that doc and is introducing the world to Immediate Family with his new film titled Immediate Family. These musicians emerged with the rise of singer-songwriter popularity, backing artists such as James Taylor; Stevie Nicks; Phil collins; Crosby, stills, Nash and Young; and many others. You may think you haven't heard them, but that's right, you absolutely have.


Also known as the legendary studio ensemble, “The Section,” Immediate Family is comprised of guitarist/vocalist Danny Kortchmar, guitarist/vocalist Waddy Wachtel, bassist Leland Sklar, drummer Russ Kunkel, and guitarist/vocalist Steve Postell. These incredible talents were some of the first musicians whose contributions the albums they played on were credited with. These credits would change the trajectory of their careers and lives forever.

Director: Denny Tedesco
Stars: Lyle Lovett, Phil Collins, Stevie Nicks

In addition to being session musicians, they also came of age when touring became a big part of the way records were sold starting in the 1970s. So these men weren't just stars in the studio. , but they also became stars on stage.


The documentary Immediate Family is a star-studded film filled with interviews from these musicians, as well as a parade of superstar singer-songwriters they've played with over the years. Tedesco also includes archival footage and photographs from life in the studio as well as life on the road. This documentary is a must see for lovers of music and music history.

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