Bobby Keys - Every Night's A Saturday Night: The Bobby Keys Story

This is a must-see for those interested in the history of Rock 'n Roll and for various other reasons. Most of it is just talk from Bobby and a wide variety of musicians and others he worked with. I do wish there could have been more historical video, but I guess not many people thought to focus on the sax player instead of the Stones, the Beatles, etc. But for me it has to be a 5-star review because I went to grade school with Robert Keys, as he was known then, in Slaton, Texas, 1st through 4th grades. Then I moved away. One thing I'm puzzled about in the movie. Bobby and I were in the same grade, but in the movie he says that he graduated from high school with the class of '62, yet I graduated in '61. Does anyone know if he failed a grade or dropped out for a year? Just wondering. Anyway, I think anyone watching this who isn't aware of Bobby or his career will be amazed by the variety and number of musicians he recorded with. It certainly seems, as someone in the movie remarks, he deserves to be in the hall of fame.

Funny and lively biography of one of my favorites. The "5th" Rolling Stone.

Excellent video story of a fantastic musician and personality. He played in so many important bands.WOW !!!

Very interesting and entertaining one of the best documentaries I've seen in a long time.

Great documentary about the best Rock n' Roll Sax player!

I bought the DVD used with a "Very Good" condition rating. The description noted the item may be repackaged. It arrived in an Amazon bag as "Inspected". The case was crushed and taped shut. After I cut it open I found the DVD was also taped inside the case. The DVD does play, but the overall condition is no where near "very good". I've bought used items through Amazon in the past without any issues. I take the rating as the overall condition of the item I'm buying and not just what's "inside". Disappointing and not what I would expect of Amazon.

great

Especially if you like the Keys-era Stones. But even if you don't....

Buy this product. To those who still don’t know the Stones sax player Bobby Keys. R. I. P.