Billy Preston doc"That's the way God Planned it" explores who Billy Preston was, his rise and fall

Описание: In this Color Of Conversation, Ryan Butler and Stephanie Allain, Producer discuss why Billy Preston doc needed to be made and who Billy Preston was. They explore changing "the 5th Beatle narrative" and why the documentary is entitled "That's the way God planned it".
Billy Preston: That’s the Way God Planned It is a celebration of Billy’s extraordinary musical legacy, and an examination of the personal and social forces that haunted him throughout his life.
00:00 intro
1:10 why Billy Preston doc needed to be made
2:42 documentaries are journeys
4:35 who Billy Preston was
5:40 church non acceptance
7:42 changing the 5th Beatle narrative
8:30 why it's called That's the way God Planned it
12:34 Billy loved collaboration
14:50 sexual sensitivity
17:00 coming out vs. letting people in
18:15 more empathy
19:35 Billy Preston Audience take aways


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