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Documentary on Jenny Mae, Jerry Wick, and Columbus OH

Posted by Loren on September 24, 2022

Documentary on Jenny Mae, Jerry Wick, and Columbus OH
photo by Loren Green

At the end of the month filmmaker Jake Housh will share a documentary called That Looks Fun, which follows the works of deceased singers Jenny Mae and Jerry Wick (Gaunt) and, in a larger sense, focused on the Columbus, OH music scene of the 1990s. The timing of the documentary is in conjunction with the release of a Jenny Mae compilation titled What's Wrong With Me: Singles and Unreleased Tracks, also out on Sept. 30 via Anyway Records and Don Giovanni Records.

The stories of both artists are also featured in Bela Koe-Krompecher’s memoir Love, Death & Photosynthesis (published on paperback by Don Giovanni). Mae passed away in 2016 after a struggle with alcohol and mental illness, whereas Wick passed away in a bicycle incident in 2001.

Documentary on Jenny Mae, Jerry Wick, and Columbus OH
photo by Loren Green

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