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The Promised Land: A Swamp Pop Journey

The film explores the vibrant cultural heritage of South Louisiana's Swamp Pop music scene, capturing the essence of the region's unique musical identity.

The Promised Land is a film that explores the heart of South Louisiana's musical phenomenon - Swamp Pop. It follows the Lil' Band O' Gold, a super group of cult and underground heroes, as they navigate their lives, music, and culture. The film is set in Lafayette and its surrounding parishes, a timeless and dreamlike place where music and culture blend together. The band consists of diverse musicians, each a master of their own style, including 70-year-old blues drummer Warren Storm, 68-year-old avant-garde saxophonist Dickie Landry, and traditional Cajun accordionist Steve Riley. The film explores the band's journey as they strive to take their soulful music to the next level, overcoming personal problems and natural disasters along the way.

The Promised Land: A Swamp Pop Journey Videos

The Promised Land - A Conversation with Matthew Wilkinson

The Promised Land - A Conversation with Matthew Wilkinson

The Promised Land: A Swamp Pop Journey

The Promised Land: A Swamp Pop Journey

Info about The Promised Land: A Swamp Pop Journey

Studio(s): Room 609 Films

Originally Released: United States, Apr 18, 2009

Production Countries: United Kingdom, United States

Budget: $60,000.00

Genres:Documentary