Discover the 25 greatest sports documentaries ever made, from iconic tales like Hoop Dreams and The Last Dance to gripping true stories of triumph, scandal, and obsession. This ultimate ranking celebrates the most powerful, emotional, and unforgettable sports films of all time—perfect for die-hard fans and documentary lovers alike.
An acoustic guitar has nowhere to hide. No distortion, no effects, no walls of sound to lean on. Just wood, strings, and whatever the artist is willing to put out there. These musicians used acoustic guitars to slow things down, open things up, and get uncomfortably honest.
There was a time when TV shows didn’t just entertain—they gave everyone the same phrases to repeat at school, at work, and around the dinner table. You didn’t need context. If you watched television, you knew them. Baby Boomers grew up quoting these lines constantly. Millennials don’t get the joke—and usually don’t know there was one.
By the time What’s Going On reached the public, it didn’t just sound different from everything else on the radio—it felt different. It asked questions pop music wasn’t supposed to ask. It worried. It listened. And most shockingly of all, it came from Marvin Gaye, Motown’s smoothest romantic voice, the man who’d made a career out of sounding effortlessly in love.
