The Wrecking Crew is one of the Greatest American stories of all time. As a weekend musician it has touched my heart immensely.

It’s incredible to think that such an important documentary about a significant part of music history almost never got finished or released.

I'm very proud and happy to be part of the Kickstarter campaign that helped get this movie out. I'm also very proud and happy to be an owner of one of Tommy Tedesco's guitars.

I’ve watched “The Wrecking Crew” a half a dozen times and it is extraordinary! It’s so important that people know about the musicians who made all these memorable tunes so timeless and priceless to us all.

I often wondered who them guys and gals were on the records I listened to in the early and mid 60s. I don't have words to tell you all, just how much you all mean you me, and the sound that came from your work on rock'n'roll during the early 60s. Oh How I miss them wonderful exciting years. Thankyou all so very much. May Gods richest blessings rest opon u all.

Tommy Tedesco is a legend

It's nice to see a successful professional who both understands and appreciates daily life.

Great story, thanks to Denny for telling us about the wrecking crew.

The whole history of late 50s thru the 60s music is fascinating.fabulous. Rog.pacific sunset records.

The Wrecking Crew. If you have not watched their documentary, it's worthy. Denny started it as a tribute to his dad Tommy.

OMG! I heard all these names behind one of my favorite recording artists at that time, Doris Day. That's right! Doris Day!! She did some really fine rock like sides and beautiful albums then. Those names were in the bands. Terry Melcher, Jack Nitszche and Mort Garson used them and it was just awesome. As far as Doris is concerned, they can be heard on Let The Little Girl Limbo, Move Over Darling, Send Me No Flowers, Do Not Disturb, Another Go Around, Rainbow's End to name a few. Amazing.

Every time I hear the intro to "California Dreaming", I am instantly on a leaf covered, windy city street.

Thank you!

I saw Leon Russell and Elton John in a dueling pianos concert. Elton couldn’t sing the high notes anymore and Leon completed those high notes. What a show!

Tommy was so funny too! Great sense of humor.

You know how I know I'm about to watch a great movie? I see magnolia pictures logo. Hasn't failed me yet

His Dad had a wonderful gift that Denny wasn't blessed with. But that's okay, Denny is obviously a talented Producer! I hated to see the "Wrecking Crew" end!

would have loved to have met them all to say THANKS, would have loved to have had the Crew, the Swampers and the Funk Brothers together. are there Wrecking Crew T shirts for sale

Respect

That intro crushed my soul.

Awesome

Those guys (the wrecking crew) were really, positively, truly, hard asses... without them the great artists would be nothing... indeed !

I Want Love, the Elton John video with Robert Downey Jr in it, is excellent.

If it had not been something I really wanted to see, your lengthy intro bumper would've sent me packing at 0:05.

Denny do you know who played harmonica on the song Baby Don't Go?

Pay no attention to the band behind the curtain.

OH TO HAVE had the fingers of Mr Larry K. great piano player Denny wish I could have hugged your dad and the others and said THANK YOU

Intro is waaay too long.

the intro was so annoying I didn't watch the post.

Name of song at 1:35?

Wow. I can't wait to see Robert Downey Jr. lip-synching Elton John's song. Maybe one day, I'll be a lip-syncher, too. Nah...that's just wishful thinking....I'm not that talented....