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Jandek on Corwood
Directed by	Chad Freidrichs
Produced by	Chad Freidrichs; Paul Fehler
Starring	John Trubee; Phil Milstein; Katy Vine; Dr. Demento; Gary Pig Gold
Distributed by	Unicorn Stencil
Release date	February 2003; ; ; ; ;
Running time	88 minutes
Country	United States
Language	English

Jandek on Corwood is a documentary about veteran reclusive folk/blues artist Jandek. Unlike most popular music documentaries, the subject himself is not seen in the film in any way; instead, various critics, disc jockeys and journalists, many of whom have had some contact with the notoriously reclusive artist, discuss Jandek, his equally mysterious independent record label Corwood Industries, and his music (which reached 39 albums at the end of 2004).

While Jandek himself does not appear in the movie (except in the form of the pictures on many of his album covers and in excerpts from the only phone interview he has ever done in his career, with musician and writer John Trubee for Spin Magazine in 1985), he did authorize and endorse the project through Corwood Industries (any correspondence to the artist is usually signed "Corwood" rather than "Jandek"), allow the filmmakers to use whatever recordings from his discography they saw fit, and suggest people that could be interviewed for the documentary.

The film ends with the mention of the release of his 2002 album I Threw You Away; after the film's release in theaters, this album and its succeeding four releases are excerpted in a bonus feature on the DVD.

The film only saw limited theatrical release, as the producers planned to distribute the film primarily as a DVD. The DVD release contains several bonus features, including an album cover commentary on Jandek's albums from 1978 to 2001, the full tape of the John Trubee interview, all of the printed reviews of Jandek's albums from OP and Option magazines, and other materials.

1) "Ghost Town By The Sea" from Graven Image
2) "Naked In The Afternoon" from Ready for the House (Sample lyric: "I got a vision of a teenage daughter who's growing up naked in the afternoon")
3) "What Did I Hear?" from "Later On (played during spinning record visual, spiraling into center hole; snippet from printed review describing music as "suicidal void". Sample lyric: "you deceived me mister, it sure seems that way...I guess you knew that wasn't possible..I guess there's no such thing as today")
4) "You're The Best One" from Six and Six (Sample lyric: "you're the last one I want to see...you're one in a million")
5) "Niagara Blues" from The Living End (Sample lyric: "Sometimes I go to Niagara, sometimes I go to the grave")
6) "The Beginning" from The Beginning (solo piano, played over album cover discussion)
7) "They Told Me About You" from Ready for the House (discussing the Jandek on Corwood print ad)
8) "Om" from Somebody in the Snow (Wordless chant/cry with multiple overdubbed vocalizations, discussing theories of his mental health and reclusiveness)
9) "Nancy Sings" from Chair Beside a Window (discussing first use of outside musicians)
10) “John Plays Drums” from Your Turn to Fall
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