Legends of the Delta blues.
- Title
- Legends of the Delta blues.
- Published by
- [Place of publication not identified] : Vestapol ; Cambridge, MA : Distributed by Rounder Records, [2003], ©2003.
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- Description
- 1 videodisc (62 min.) : sound, color with black and white sequences; 4 3/4 in.
- Summary
- "The Mississippi Delta is the source of America\u0027s deep and pervasive blues tradition. At a time when that tradition appeared in danger of disappearing, many of its most elemental practitioners reappeared to remind us of the bruising force of this music\u0027s headwaters. They were living legends who demonstrated strong bonds with legends passed. This is music which has mesmerized everyone from a young Muddy Waters to today\u0027s blues-based rockers. Its earthy vitality remains fresh in rare performances rife with slide guitars, driving rhythms and song as searing as a hellhound\u0027s bay across the Delta darkness."--Container.
- Subject
- Genre/Form
- Music videos.
- Contents
- Talk about the blues / Son House -- Sweet home Chicago ; Kindhearted woman / Johnny Shines -- I\u0027m going settle down / Bukka White -- I\u0027ll never get out of these blues alive / John Lee Hooker -- I had the blues this morning / Son House -- Love of mine / Shines/Edwards/Horton -- Old lady / Bukka White -- Going to Algiers ; Tell me how you want your rolling done / Johnny Shines -- It serves me right to suffer / John Lee Hooker -- Empire State express ; Levee camp moan / Son House -- I don\u0027t know / Johnny Shines -- Freight train blues / Bukka White -- Ramblin\u0027 / Johnny Shines -- Don\u0027t mind people grinning in your face / Son House.
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- DVD.