We are working on a new documentary. This one combines music, history and friendship.Like all good stories, this one starts with music. In particular, a Rolling Stones record from 1964. This was purchased at the Roscoe Woodstock Antique Mall, in Woodstock Illinois. The song is "It's All Over Now," recorded in 1964 at Chess Studios in Chicago. This would become the first hit song by the Rolling Stones.
This record had a name etched into the surface: Ginny Zender.
It turns out, she still lives in the Chicago area. This record was hers.
Not only that, her mother and aunts were members of the Ingenues -- an extremely popular all-female jazz band of the 1920s and 30s.
This new project will tell this story: how the chance purchase of a record in an antique store led to a friendship and the history of this famous, yet forgotten band of trailblazing women.
Production has started on this yet unnamed film. But here is a little preview: our open message to Mick Jagger and Keith Richards looking for help in getting the rights to play "It's All Over Now" for the film.