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Remember the Drumstick (2022)

Where the chicken was hot... but the music was hotter!

Genre : Documentary

Runtime : 58M

Director : Catherine Lohmeier

Synopsis

The documentary REMEMBER THE DRUMSTICK explores the rise and fall of a family owned fried chicken restaurant in Lincoln, NE turned rock and roll club in the 1980s, and the young enigmatic man, Tim Lohmeier, who made it the unforgettable legend of its time.

Actors

Jason Ringenberg
Jason Ringenberg
self

Crews

Catherine Lohmeier
Catherine Lohmeier
Director
John Doona
John Doona
Executive Producer
Sharonda Harris-Marshall
Sharonda Harris-Marshall
Associate Producer
Catherine Lohmeier
Catherine Lohmeier
Writer

Posters and backgrounds

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