If there's anyone who deserves a doc its Rick James
If anyone deserved a documentary it was Rick James. He was a musical genius, an icon and a madman all rolled into one. There’s the usual mix of talking heads but more importantly old interviews with James. They also mix the talking heads with the commentary over footage so you’re not just always looking at these people instead of James.<br /><br />There are some outstanding moments. One was James’ early introduction to bands with the Mynah Birds out of Toronto who was signed to Motown and got to play with some of their greats like Stevie Wonder. The band also included Neil Young. That was part of his Hippy Rock period. Not all of those moments are good however like his times in court and his addiction.<br /><br />I usually don’t like talking heads dominated docs but this is a real exception. Rick James was a force of nature and he deserves as much attention as he can get.
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