Willie Dixon - I Am The Blues (2002)

ALL 10/21/2002 (en) Documentary, Music 59 Min
  • Release
    10/21/2002
  • Production
    Music Video Distributors
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  • Original title
    Willie Dixon - I Am The Blues
  • Original language
    en
  • Production Cost
  • 0.00
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"The blues are my heritage....and the blues are here to stay." - Willie Dixon

Overview

Willie Dixon: I Am the Blues captures the Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame member in the twilight of his career, during a 1984 concert with the Chicago Blues All-Stars in support. Among the highlights of the gig are a spunky rendition of Built For Comfort and the stirring, little-known composition Peace; its simplistic lyrics and heartfelt sentiments make it a bluesy first cousin to John Lennon's Give Peace A Chance. Interspersed with the great music are warm recollections from Dixon as he covers topics ranging from composing to his mid 1960s re-emergence in England via cover versions of his best material courtesy of The Rolling Stones and Cream (which featured long time admirer Eric Clapton).

  1. Robert Schwartz

    Director

  2. Story

  3. Editor

  4. Producer



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  1. Willie Dixon

    Vocals, Stand-Up Bass

  2. Baby Doo Casten

    Vocals, Piano, Organ

  3. John Watkins

    Guitar

  4. Arthur "Butch" Dixon

    Piano

  5. Carey Bell Harrington

    Chromatic Harmonica

  6. Mike Morrison

    Electric Bass

  7. Clifton James

    Drums

Full Cast & Crew

Casts : 7 , Crews : 1

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Willie Dixon - I Am The Blues (2002) 59 Min

ALL 10/21/2002 (en)
Documentary, Music
  • Release 10/21/2002
  • Production
    Music Video Distributors
  • Original title Willie Dixon - I Am The Blues
  • en
  • Revenue0.00

"The blues are my heritage....and the blues are here to stay." - Willie Dixon

Overview

Willie Dixon: I Am the Blues captures the Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame member in the twilight of his career, during a 1984 concert with the Chicago Blues All-Stars in support. Among the highlights of the gig are a spunky rendition of Built For Comfort and the stirring, little-known composition Peace; its simplistic lyrics and heartfelt sentiments make it a bluesy first cousin to John Lennon's Give Peace A Chance. Interspersed with the great music are warm recollections from Dixon as he covers topics ranging from composing to his mid 1960s re-emergence in England via cover versions of his best material courtesy of The Rolling Stones and Cream (which featured long time admirer Eric Clapton).

  1. Robert Schwartz

    Director

  2. Story

  3. Editor

  4. Producer