Directed by John Paulson. (USA/2007)

He is the Godfather of the electric guitar, the inventor of multi-track recording and overdubbing, and the architect of Rock 'N' Roll. His virtuosic playing, and the mythical Gibson electric guitar that bears his name, inspired legends of the rock 'n' roll revolution. Take a ride with this larger-than-life legend as he plays his standing Monday night gig at the Iridium Jazz Club in New York City and tells his own rags-to riches story, with special appearances or vintage duets with Steve Miller, Paul McCartney, Keith Richards, Jimmy Paige, The Beatles, Jimi Hendrix, The Who, The Rolling Stones and Tony Bennett. This is one of the most important musical documentaries of our time, and it shows that a lifetime of rock 'n' roll doesn't necessarily mean you'll end up looking like Keith Richards. (86 minutes)