Where Ya Been? The Luke Bell Film Podcast - Episode 1
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 19 ม.ค. 2024
- In this episode, Directors Kevin Romeo and Matt Bakken discuss how the film came to be, the current state of the project, and answer some questions from followers of the film.
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Luke Bell embraced the essence of what Country music was meant to be and has nothing to do with what is currently called Country Music. After discovering him, I had trouble tracking his career, I now understand why. It was such a shock to learn of his passing just a few miles from my home.
Looking forward to the film. Thank you! RIP Luke.
Looking forward to sharing it with you!
the trailers ending got me in my feelings, never had that happened. i think it tells how much lukes story is resonating
I just love hearing yall talk about this film and can’t wait to see it! I can hear it in your words that you see what we all saw in him 🥰
Appreciate the kind words.
man i'm really happy that you guys are making/made this movie about luke bell. thanks for doing this.
Can't wait to share it with you!
i know it's a long way off, but once it's made, you'll obviously screen it in specific locations, but then at some point we'll have access to buy it or stream it if we're not near one of the screening locations?@@RhinoKzoo
@@markbaileycimarron-memoria3446 correct!
Fun fact.. at 9:59 in this recording when Matt says “Yeah”, it sounds exactly like Luke saying “Yeah”.
The trailer is amazing! Thank you for being real and true to Luke.
Thanks... Sad but happy that this documentary is being made... It could and will help others..Over 28K people have viewed The Luke Bell , Where Ya Been trailer/teaser. If people had made a small donation the goal of 40k would have been way surpassed. Please take time and donate...God Bless and Happy Trails... Mike...
Thanks for the support Mike!
@@RhinoKzoo nick park in laramie wyoming might have some good stories about Luke bell. We all loved Luke here in laramie. If you need nicks contact I can help.
Luke bell was my friend. I miss him . Thank you for making this film cant wait to see it.
I'm a student studying journalism. I've never had a big passion for creating multimedia, but something about Luke Bell's story I felt strongly about. Like Kevin, I'm also from the Midwest, but probably even more far removed from Luke than him. I am not from a working class background, aside from my parents who immigrated and supported themselves in this country. I had just really been getting into country music - with some imposter syndrome all the while - when I started listening to W.B. Walker's Old Soul Radio Show because of his connection to Colter Wall. That's when I heard an episode where some folks covered "Loretta" as a tribute to Luke. From there, I listened to that album and was blown away. "Sometimes" really resonated with me. It might have been on Saving Country Music when I found out his story after looking him up. That was there I really connected. Myself and my community have been impacted by struggles with mental health, and that is where my connection with Luke Bell's music became that special something only music, and particularly this timeless style of it, began. I thought it was a story exactly deserving of a documentary, and if I ever survived school, something that I would love to see and even make if I had to. So seeing that trailer was incredible - I really don't even remember how it came my way, but probably some of the old clips I'd seen of him on TH-cam. I was hesitant at first contributing to a Kickstarter, as I'd never done it before, but this podcast has done a lot to ease some worries. Best of luck to you Kevin and Matt and everyone at Rhino, I hope I can support this project in more ways!
I really look forward to this film guys. I love Luke's music. Yes found his music last year and damn he was the real deal.
Love Luke. I did a podcast about him. Rest easy Luke. Stained glass man is a beauty.
YES!
Are you going to play this film in laramie wyoming?
We're not sure if it will play there yet. If you have connections to a theater, be sure to let them know about the film!
@@RhinoKzoo yes I will also forward to you contact info for the person from the griffin theater. I believe luke played there and I know we went to see shows there. He was a loved member of the music community. I think the griffin folks would like to make a big deal about your movie