Seven episodes, each directed by a different filmmaker, detail the history and influence of blues music from its African roots to its global impact.
“Martin Scorsese Presents The Blues - A Musical Journey”
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Seven episodes, each directed by a different filmmaker, detail the history and influence of blues music from its African roots to its global impact.
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Martin Scorsese presents a seven-part documentary series that traces the evolution of blues music from its African roots to its global influence. Each episode features a different director, including Wim Wenders and Clint Eastwood, who focus on various aspects of the genre. Notable segments include Scorsese’s Feel Like Going Home and Richard Pearce’s The Road to Memphis. Originally aired on PBS in 2003, the series spans 630 minutes, offering a comprehensive look at the music's history and impact.
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Why Watch
- See Martin Scorsese's take on blues music.
- Meet influential blues artists in Wenders' episode.
- Follow the evolution from African roots to global impact.
Did You Know
- The series consists of seven episodes directed by different filmmakers.
- Martin Scorsese directed the episode titled Feel Like Going Home.
- The total duration of the documentary series is 630 minutes.
- The series originally aired on PBS in 2003.
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Who produced the documentary The Blues?
The Blues was produced by Martin Scorsese.
How many episodes are in The Blues documentary series?
The Blues consists of seven episodes.
What year did The Blues air on PBS?
The Blues originally aired on PBS in 2003.
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