The Stones and Brian Jones
\nThis do cumentary tries to uncover what happened during the early days of The Roll ing Stones\, touted as one of the world's greatest rock and roll bands. In particular\, its focus is on its founding member Brian Jones\, who starte d the band in 1962 but eventually left in 1969\, dying just a few months a fter. Archival footage and interviews with people who knew him shed light on his talent\, character\, and behavior\, both good and unpleasant.
\nMartin Bandyke
\nMartin has an extensive background in music and radio\, and a passion for film. In addition to working as the morning driv e host and host of the show Fine Tuning at Ann Arbor 's 107one from 2006 t o 2022\, Martin is also a journalist whose material has been published in the Detroit Free Press and AnnArbor.com/MLive. \; Martin's love of mus ic began early: he attributes his passion to his father Ted Bandyke who br ought brought home 45s and albums from the Detroit record store he worked at when martin was young. He played in bands himself\, and worked at brick and mortar record stores in the 1970s and 1980s. In 1983\, he began his r adio host career at WDET-FM in Detroit\, and stayed with the station until 2005. During his time as a radio host\, Martin was able to delve into fil m and cinema while interviewing organizers of the Ann Arbor Film Festival. This is not Martin's first time hosting a film screening series: Martin B andyke's Moving Pictures events have taken place at the Michigan Theater a nd the Ann Arbor District Library. \;
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