Searching for Sugar Man

00:00:21 (# Sugar Man by Rodriguez)

00:05:57 And here's this voice.

00:09:40 Rodriguez, at that time, had all the machinery in place.

00:13:08 Well, his next album was on... In those days you had cassettes.

00:18:04 # How much goin' have you got

00:21:08 to free their minds and to start thinking differently.

00:23:51 (Möller) We call it the Voelvry movement

00:27:31 And I turned round and I pointed to a store across the road

00:30:06 you know, the show wasn't going as planned.

00:33:31 and this was a great obstacle that somebody had changed their number.

00:36:12 one of the most prestigious jobs to have in the record company industry.

00:39:27 There are only... There are three record labels.

00:42:33 He said, "How did Rodriguez die?"

00:45:55 I was like, "Matter of fact, I have seen him before."

00:50:08 Well, I don't know if it would have been for the better

00:54:00 of how to apply himself.

00:57:57 regardless of what my bank statement says, and I'm going, you know.

01:01:49 and I sensed he thought it was a crank call and he was gonna hang up.

01:05:09 "Could we be the support band?" I mean his band.

01:07:50 and they're coming to see the show.

01:11:50 (# Forget It by Rodriguez)

01:15:56 for sales of the album Cold Fact.

01:19:39 # Then I'll tell who I want where to go

01:23:04 # Giving substance to shadows