Red, White and Blues (2003)
Sobre o filme
In the sixties, in England, musicians such as Eric Clapton, Van Morrison, Jeff Beck, Steve Winwood, John Mayall, and Peter Green re-shaped the blues in a personal way, rendering it legitimate, and bringing international renown to a kind of music long discriminated in its own country of origin. Director Mike Figgis was direct witness to this period, for he played in a blues group. The film presents a series of interviews with these musicians who took the blues as reference and a recording session at the celebrated Abbey Road studios where Tom Jones, Jeff Beck, Eric Clapton, and Van Morrison improvise as from classics
from the blues.
Título original: Red, White and Blues
Ano: 2003
Duração: 93 minutos
Cor: Col
Direção: MIKE FIGGIS
Roteiro: Mike Figgis
Fotografia: Barry Ackroyd, Mike Eley, John Lynch, Patrick Stewart
Elenco: Eric Clapton, Van Morrison, Jeff Beck,
Produtor: Louise Hammar, Shirani Sabratnam