The story arc traced by “Wheedle’s Groove” — Jennifer Maas’ documentary about the Seattle soul and funk scene of the ’70s — is the best expression of the city’s zeitgeist in recent memory. – Jonathan Zwickel, Seattle Times
Wheedle’s Groove resists becoming a sentimental pastiche of bittersweet Old School reminisces by deftly illustrating how music shapes community, breaks barriers and forges new paths. – John Hubbel, Indie Memphis Film Festival
The filmmakers have approached the subject and its players with a sense of appreciation and compassion that is evident throughout the film. It is a must-see for any fan of soul, funk, and R&B music. – Tim Sampson, Communications Director, Stax Museum of American Soul Music.
A hugely entertaining chronicle of Seattle’s oft-overlooked history as a hotbed of soul music -Todd Gilchrist / Cinematical
