Runnin' Down A Dream, the feature length documentary about Tom Petty And The Heartbreakers, directed by Oscar-winning filmmaker Peter Bogdanovich (The Last Picture Show, Paper Moon, Mask. Gritty and exuberant, Runnin' Down A Dream tells the Heartbreakers' story as never before, revealing the combination of unwavering talent, artistic vision and sheer persistence that has made them one of the great American rock bands. Featuring clips from 145 songs and documenting over 30 years of rock history, the film sources dozens of interviews and more than 500 hours of archival material (including rare footage) tracking the band from its Gainesville beginnings to its 30th anniversary Gainesville concert in 2006.

In 1968 Graham Bond left the Britain after the collapse of the Graham Bond Organisation to record two legendary albums for Mercury Records in the US. Recorded in Los Angeles This is the first one and it's a spooky occult tinged keyboard/mellotron led collection of bluesy, jazzy, soulful rock.
Love Is The Law saw Bond play all instruments on the album (except drums) & featured material that featured jazz influences alongside emerging psychedelic & underground rock influences resulting in a truely unique and highly sought after work, laced with fine musicianship.