Rising Low

Rising Low focuses on the life and legacy of Allen Woody, the bassist for Gov't Mule, and the making of the double-disc tribute album The Deep End. Director Mike Gordon interviews Woody's family and fellow musicians, providing insight into his impact on the music world.

The documentary features notable bass players such as Jack Bruce, Les Claypool, Bootsy Collins, and Flea, discussing their philosophies and techniques. This aspect makes the film appealing to music enthusiasts and collectors alike.

Collectors can find Rising Low on DVD and VHS, making it a unique entry for those interested in music documentaries and the culture surrounding bass playing. With a runtime of 88 minutes, it offers a deep dive into a lesser-known story within the music industry.