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Wild World of Hasil Adkins

Julien Nitzburg. 1993. 3/4" U-matic. Imagine Elvis in Sid Vicious’ body with a little Frank Sinatra thrown in, and you have Hasil Adkins, the originator of psychobilly and star of this deranged, shot-on-video documentary. Chronicling 56-year-old Hasil’s boozing, womanizing and law-breaking, audiences are treated to some surreal jaw-dropping antics and raucous, homegrown rock‘n’roll. Viewers will delight in the various ancedotes of paranoia as related by cronies, acquaintances and authorities. Many local personalities have been captured in Appalshop films, but Hasil Adkins may take the cake as the absolute wildest, biggest, impossible-to-tame personality of them all. “A demented documentary about the ‘Father of Psychobilly.’ In 1956 when America was giving birth to rock‘n’roll, one man was already trying to kill it … The breakdown: hillbilly hollerin’, barroom brawlin’, car-stompin’, organ smashin’, wig wearin’, shakin’ it, commodity hot dogs, one-man band.”— Popcorn “The granddaddy of all crazed rockers … The Wild World of Hasil Adkins fits in perfectly with the downwardly mobile slant most of us white-trash seekers are looking for these days.”—Tinsel Toons, Newsreels All films in the Appalshop collection are protected under Title 17 of the United States Copyright Law. The unauthorized distribution or public performance of copyrighted works constitutes copyright infringement under the Copyright Act, Title 17 U.S Code Section 106(3)-(4). This conduct may also violate the Berne Convention for the Protection of Literary and Artistic Works and The Universal Copyright Convention, as well as bilateral treaties with other countries that allow for protection of Rights Holder copyrighted works even beyond US borders. To receive rights for public performance of our works, including educational or institutional licensing, please contact Appalshop Sales to complete the purchase at 606-633-0108 or [email protected]. You can learn more about Appalshop and our work at www.Appalshop.org