Watch: Keith Richards Deals With Growing Old in ‘Under the Influence’ Trailer, Keith Richards offers up a contemplative attending at activity in Netflix’s bivouac for “Keith Richards: Under the Influence.”
“Life’s a funny thing,” he notes. “No one wants to get old but no one wants to die young, either.”
The iconic guitarist for the Rolling Stones, who was a heroin aficionado in the 1970s, continues to accomplish at the age of 71.
“A lot of guys wish to play like Chuck Berry,” he muses. “That’s like demography on the devil. I’ll yield it on.”
Netflix releases the documentary on Sept. 18, a day afterwards its apple premiere at the Toronto Blur Festival. The blur follows Richards on the alley during the conception of his aboriginal abandoned anthology in 23 years, “Crosseyed Heart,” and offers up interviews with his agreeable collaborators, who cover Tom Waits and musician/ co-producers Steve Jordan and Waddy Wachtel.
The blur includes a adventure to Chicago — area Richards aboriginal encountered Buddy Guy, Muddy Waters, Howlin’ Wolf and Chess Records — and to Nashville, area Richards data his continued adulation of country music.
“Under the Influence” is directed by Morgan Neville, who accustomed an Academy Award in 2014 for the documentary “Twenty Feet From Stardom.” Neville’s credits aswell cover documentaries on Pearl Jam, Johnny Cash and Ray Charles.
“Life’s a funny thing,” he notes. “No one wants to get old but no one wants to die young, either.”
The iconic guitarist for the Rolling Stones, who was a heroin aficionado in the 1970s, continues to accomplish at the age of 71.
“A lot of guys wish to play like Chuck Berry,” he muses. “That’s like demography on the devil. I’ll yield it on.”
Netflix releases the documentary on Sept. 18, a day afterwards its apple premiere at the Toronto Blur Festival. The blur follows Richards on the alley during the conception of his aboriginal abandoned anthology in 23 years, “Crosseyed Heart,” and offers up interviews with his agreeable collaborators, who cover Tom Waits and musician/ co-producers Steve Jordan and Waddy Wachtel.
The blur includes a adventure to Chicago — area Richards aboriginal encountered Buddy Guy, Muddy Waters, Howlin’ Wolf and Chess Records — and to Nashville, area Richards data his continued adulation of country music.
“Under the Influence” is directed by Morgan Neville, who accustomed an Academy Award in 2014 for the documentary “Twenty Feet From Stardom.” Neville’s credits aswell cover documentaries on Pearl Jam, Johnny Cash and Ray Charles.
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