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Rick Nelson: Guntersville
Retracing iconic musician Rick Nelson's final performance, this film focuses on the locations significant to Nelson's last days, and places the spotlight on the community that remembers him fondly.
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Retracing iconic musician Rick Nelson's final performance, this film focuses on the locations significant to Nelson's last days, and places the spotlight on the community that remembers him fondly.
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Genre:Documentary
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Runtime:60 minutes
Studio:CK Film & Entertainment
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