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The Search for Robert Johnson

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Media Type: DVD
Artist: JOHNSON,ROBERT
Title: SEARCH FOR ROBERT JOHNSON
Street Release Date: 10/31/2000
Domestic
Genre: BLUES TRADITIONAL

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  • Richard M. Winowski
    April 13, 2010
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    Great coverage of the man and his music. Enjoy it very much.

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  • Angela M. Richter
    April 13, 2010
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    This documentary would have been much better, and shorter without the film maker inserting himself into the film with his singing and playing guitar. I like Robert Johnson, but the documentary maker is just not talented in those fields.

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  • Michael S. Jackson
    April 13, 2010
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    Though not the highest quality CD, you are taken on a tour of the Mississippi delta region where Robert lived and you learn what little is known about his life and his soul. You’ll meet folks he wrote about in his songs and share theories on his death. The emcee is the son of the man who booked Robert in a big performance and the emcee performs a few blues pieces that are quite nice. You’ll also see and here other blues performers who knew Robert. It’s a good trip back in time and worth a look if you appreciate original blues.

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  • Bob Fake Name
    April 13, 2010
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    Go along with John Hammond and explore the myth surrounding legendary Blues musician Robert Johnson. Check out Hammond’s bio on wikipedia. Interesting background there. Anyway, it is an interesting trip to the countryside of Mississippi and Arkansas and back in time as Hammond actually goes to the very locations Robert Johnson lived and played. You meet a former girlfriend and some of Johnson’s possible descendants. The mysterious and infamous death of Johnson is examined as is the comical (to my mind) much rumored “deal with the devil” at the crossroads. Hammond is a cool guy to tag along with and is clearly in love with the music and history he explores. I recommend this unique exploration of an original American icon.

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  • Peter O Dowd
    April 13, 2010
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    This is a wonderful documentary. The reporter (who is an astounding blues player) interviews people who knew Robert. I won’t spoil it, just watch it, you won’t be disappointed…

    Awesome

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