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Chet Atkins was a hero of country music, not just for his fingerpicking guitar solos but also for his studio wizardry. Throughout his career, Atkins recorded nearly 70 records and won 13 Grammy awards. This program captures the remarkable career of this musician through a blend of interviewers and performances. Featured are Atkins' appearances with musicians such as Dolly Parton, George Benson, and Peter Frampton. Rob Ferrier, Rovi

Legendary country performer and producer Chet Atkins became the purveyor of what was called "The Nashville Sound," thanks to his guitar artistry and great ear for talent. His knack helped performers like Elvis Presley, The Everly Brothers, Waylon Jennings, Eddy Arnold and Charley Pride become country legends. This documentary covers the career of this remarkable man of music with reminisces by George Benson, John Fogerty, Amy Grant, Dolly Parton, Peter Frampton and many, many...

This is 44 minutes of pure joy. As a tribute to guitar master Chet Atkins, it's too short by half, but this TNN documentary (originally broadcast nearly 10 months before Atkins died at age 77 in June 2001) succeeds as both a concise chronology of Atkins's career and a loving valentine from the great musicians who benefited from Atkins's mentorship, collaboration, and shared love of music. Every testimony is genuinely sincere, just like Atkins was, and gracefully balanced with Chet's own picking...

Chet Atkins: Life In Music Movie Plot As a young man, legendary guitarist and music producer Chet Atkins found a way out of poverty when he picked up his first guitar and began to play. With exceptional talent and determination, Atkins eventually landed in Nashville where he was considered a pioneering force behind what would become known as "The Nashville Sound." Though a performer in his own right, it was Atkins' ear for music and hit songs that made him a highly sought-after producer. He became...

As a young man, legendary guitarist and music producer Chet Atkins found a way out of poverty when he picked up his first guitar and began to play. With exceptional talent and determination, Atkins eventually landed in Nashville where he was considered a pioneering force behind what would become known as "The Nashville Sound".

The catalogue features four major essays about Chet’s life and career as a performer, producer, and recording ar tist and includes photographs of many of the treasured artifacts found in the exhibition. These images include rare family photos, personal correspondences, and — of course — some of Chet’s most important guitars.