Rising Low

About This Movie

Rising Low is a fascinating dive into the legacy of Gov't Mule's Allen Woody, showcasing the making of The Deep End albums. The tone is reflective, with a raw intimacy that captures the essence of Woody's influence on the music scene. The interviews, especially with Mike Gordon, feel genuine and give you this behind-the-scenes look at not just the man but the tribute to his artistry. The pacing meanders a bit, but that allows for those moments of tenderness and reverence for Woody's contributions. It’s really distinctive in the way it blends personal stories with the broader impact of his music, making it a unique artifact for collectors who appreciate the intersection of biography and rock history.

Rising Low has had a somewhat limited release history, primarily on DVD which has become harder to find in recent years. Its unique focus on Allen Woody and the tribute process appeals to collectors interested in rock documentaries and music history. Since it's not a widely circulated title, it often garners attention for those looking to delve deeper into the legacies of influential musicians, making it a noteworthy piece for any serious collection.