Hitting the High Notes: 2004 High Sierra Music Festival is a concert documentary directed by Jason Koornick (who at one time played mandolin in Smokin Grass). The 97 minute film, which includes performances by The Radiators, Leftover Salmon and Particle, currently, is available for purchase as a DVD. However on June 6, Hitting the High Notes will receive its premiere screening at The Independent in San Francisco on June 6 as part of the clubs Monday night film series.
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Published: 2005/05/12
High Sierra Music Festival Film To Premiere in June
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