I savored every minute of this series. All the elements worked: the acting, the story line, the production value, the wardrobe, and most of all the music.
I was blown away by Riley Keogh's talent and beauty. It gives pause to contemplate how substance abuse has impacted her real life, given the loss of her grandfather and now her mother. The styles of the clothing and hair were spot-on for the 70's. I personally traveled the country in a rock band in the early 70's in a Greyhound bus, and I felt the passion that guided this story could only come from people who had been there, and actors who can appreciate it as if they were living it themselves. Their on-screen aging was convincing.
The music. Oh, the music. Songs as good as anything on the charts. This was a heartfelt collaboration of joy. I didn't want it to end.
I was blown away by Riley Keogh's talent and beauty. It gives pause to contemplate how substance abuse has impacted her real life, given the loss of her grandfather and now her mother. The styles of the clothing and hair were spot-on for the 70's. I personally traveled the country in a rock band in the early 70's in a Greyhound bus, and I felt the passion that guided this story could only come from people who had been there, and actors who can appreciate it as if they were living it themselves. Their on-screen aging was convincing.
The music. Oh, the music. Songs as good as anything on the charts. This was a heartfelt collaboration of joy. I didn't want it to end.