Biographical drama starring Amy Jo Johnson and Kelli Williams. In 1969, rock band Sweetwater, led by singer Nanci Nevins, are the first band to play the Woodstock music festival. There follows a swift rise to fame, but soon the group disappears without trace. Years later, a music TV reporter sets out to find out what happened to them.
Martin Scorsese's editing scissors ensured that the LA rock band Sweetwater was denied its moment in the spotlight, for although they opened the legendary Woodstock festival in 1969, they were excised from Michael Wadleigh's concert documentary. In this TV movie, 30 years later, a cable music channel reporter (Kelli Williams) decides to discover what has happened to the members of the combo, only to become caught up in the tragic story of guitatist and lead singer Nansi Nevins, which gives her the courage to her to conquer her own problems. Amy Jo Johnson and Michelle Phillips both rise to the reponsibility of playing Nevins.
| role | name |
|---|---|
| Nansi Nevins | Amy Jo Johnson |
| Cami Carlson | Kelli Williams |
| Alex Del Zoppo | Kurt Max Runte |
| Fred Herrera | Robert Moloney |
| Todd Badham | Adam Ant |
| Nancy Nevins (present day) | Michelle Phillips |
| Alex (present day) | Frederic Forrest |
| role | name |
|---|---|
| Director | Lorraine Senna Ferrara |
