The documentary's soundtrack features the original Country & Western music of Kernville's own Butch Dubarri.  The music is from his albums, "Fences & Walls" and "Singing To The Moon".  He has re-written the lyrics of four of his songs, to make them specifically about Wildwater kayaking, the Kern River and historic Whiskey Flat, the gold mining camp which became Kernville, CA, the town that hosted these 2003 World Cups.

REVIEWS

The first public screening was held on April 16th, the weekend of the   Kern River Festival, an annual slalom and rodeo kayaking event held in Kernville.    According to an article by Mike Devich, Managing Editor of the Kern Valley Sun, the audience of about 150 was, "...impressed with what they had experienced.  Tom Moore, of Sierra South Mountain Sports in Kernville, said, 'It's the best (Kern River) footage I've ever seen.'   The footage was spectacular, with individual droplets of water clearly visible as the competitors' boats went by."

Christopher Wiegand, Front Range Paddling Association's Executive Director and USA Wildwater Junior National Team Coach says the documentary has, "... some of the best racing footage ever. Boat and helmet cams show the full racers perspectives, in depth interviews allow you to meet each athlete. This is the new age “Fast and Clean” of Wildwater."

ORDERING

To order a copy of the 30 minute NTSC (U.S. Standard) version on DVD or VHS, or to state your desire for a PAL (European Standard) version, please contact Chuck Barbee at one of the addresses below.  We will accept checks, money orders or Visa/Master Card payment.