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Blues Masters (1999) - FAQ
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What is Blues Masters about?
Blues Masters is a documentary. Muddy Waters performs in Toronto during a three-day event hosted by CBC Television in 1966. The documentary features iconic blues artists, including James Cotton, who plays harmonica on "Got My Mojo Workin’." Willie Dixon delivers a solo rendition of "Bassology" and collaborates with Colin James on "Crazy for My Baby." Other performances include Mable Hillery singing "How Long This Train Been Gone." Sunnyland Slim introduces the genre to younger audiences.
When was Blues Masters released?
Blues Masters was released in 1999.
How long is Blues Masters?
Blues Masters has a runtime of 47 minutes.
What genre is Blues Masters?
Blues Masters is classified as Music.
What topics does Blues Masters cover?
Blues Masters explores topics including music-history.