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Blues music was developed at the beginning of the twentieth century by rural black musicians. They shaped it with brilliant inspiration from disparate elements of black song. By the early 1920s recorded urban performers solidified the standard three-verse, 12 bar meter structure that has identified most blues. The blues revival of the early 1960s brought many of these survivors to the forefront of traditional music. The rare footage presented in this video is a treasure beyond imagining, drawn from a myriad of sources, depicting some of the greatest blues musicians who ever lived. |
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Recorded live in concert, the legendary Willie Dixon shows why he has been such a huge influence on generations of musicians. Mick Jagger, Robert Plant, Chuck Berry and Eric Clapton are just a few of the names who owe a sizeable amount of gratitude to Dixon's blues-based hollerin'. Songs include "Wang Dang Doodle," "I Got The blues," "I Just Want to Make Love to You" and more! |
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