Fairport Convention: Who Knows Where the Time Goes?

This documentary showcases Fairport Convention, a pioneering group in the folk-rock genre. It highlights their journey and influence, particularly noting their iconic album "Liege and Lief," which has been recognized as a significant work in folk music history. Featuring notable figures such as Frank Skinner and Gerry Conway, the film runs for 60 minutes and captures the essence of the band's contributions to the music scene.

The documentary not only provides a retrospective of Fairport Convention's achievements but also celebrates the vibrant folk festival culture that surrounds their music. With a focus on the counter-culture movements of the time, it contextualizes their work within the larger narrative of 1960s and 1970s music. Fans of folk music and collectors of music documentaries will find this film an insightful addition to their collection.