Another reviewer speaks somewhat poorly of the musician in this movie, which is a shame.
The "Jimmy Bryant & The Night Jumpers" credited in this movie is actually just "Jimmy Bryant", a fantastic guitarist who is considered a great by other great guitar players. How he was unlucky enough to end up in this stinkbomb of a movie is unknown, and his music was used to poor effect in the film, but trust me.... he's a great guitarist. (or was... he's passed on now.)
Leave it to Tony Cardoza (and Coleman Francis) to take a good musician and make him look bad.
Look here for some info about Jimmy Bryant:
http://www.allmusic.com/cg/amg.dll?p=amg&sql:3b8o1v0jzzva
The "Jimmy Bryant & The Night Jumpers" credited in this movie is actually just "Jimmy Bryant", a fantastic guitarist who is considered a great by other great guitar players. How he was unlucky enough to end up in this stinkbomb of a movie is unknown, and his music was used to poor effect in the film, but trust me.... he's a great guitarist. (or was... he's passed on now.)
Leave it to Tony Cardoza (and Coleman Francis) to take a good musician and make him look bad.
Look here for some info about Jimmy Bryant:
http://www.allmusic.com/cg/amg.dll?p=amg&sql:3b8o1v0jzzva