Chapter
9: Movies and documentaries
Blues
appeared as a source of figurative images, humor, and irony and as an insight
that allows us to reflect on the human condition. Always wanted to do a story
about the Blues that reflects not only its nature and its content, but also
alluded to his own way. In short, a story that you give a real idea of the
Blues. "
Godfathers
and Sons ("Godfathers and Sons")

Levin
explains: "When we were shooting with Sam Lay and his band at the Chicago
Blues Festival, they were playing a classic Muddy Waters -" I Got My Mojo
Workin. "I closed my eyes and let me carry up to I was 15 when I was in
the basement of some friends, listening to band Blues Paul Butterfield for the
1st time. My life changed that day and, 35 years later, the music continues to
move me. Sentiment of the day what was revealed to realize this movie. "
RED,
WHITE & BLUES ("Red, White & Blues")

Mike
Figgie’s film is a mix of interviews with key artists of the movement of
British Blues and a new song from Jam Session, improvised by a cast of stars in
the famous Abbey Road studios: Tom Jones, Jeff Beck, Lulu and others references
of classic Blues, accompanied by a magnificent band of musicians. The result is
electrifying!
Fig’s
explains: "I'm interested in why there is so much excitement about this
music of black origin, among Europeans. To that end, I gathered a group of
these musicians added to the list and some young talent. Thankfully, the result
of the recording of session, with some references of Blues, and the discussions
that followed, did light on why the blues were re-interpreted abroad and
reintroduced as a means universally accepted”
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