Monochrome: Black, White & Blue

Jon Brewer examines the history of blues music in America, marrying startling imagery and expert interviews with archival performances to fill in the gaps about the music itself, its origins and the impact it had and continues to have on popular music today.

Morgan Freeman

(Self)

Jake Bugg

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Irvin Mayfield

(Self)

Lynn Jackaman

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John Mayall

(Self)

Allen Toussaint

(Self)

Joanne Shaw Taylor

(Self)

Charlie Musselwhite

(Self)

Keb' Mo'

(Self)

Sharlene Sinegal-DeCuir

(Self)

Morgan Molthrop

(Self)

Robert Plant

(Self)

Jimmy Page

(Self)

Bono

(Self)

Carlos Santana

(Self)

Eric Clapton

(Self)

Al Harris

(Self)

Sallie Ann Glassman

(Self)

Mary Niall Mitchell

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Jerry Gandolfo

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John McCusker

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Bruce Boyd Raeburn

(Self)

Dr. John

(Self)

Joe Bonamassa

(Self)

Cinnamon Black

(Self)

Walter Trout

(Self)

Elaine Turner

(Self)

Bill Luckett

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B.B. King

(Self)

Vince Yardas

(Self)

Billy Johnson

(Self)

Leon Russell

(Self)

Billy Kyles

(Self)

David Slay

(Self)

Kevin Boyle

(Self)

Bill Summers

(Self)

Bill Lester

(Self)

Charles Evers

(Self)

George Thorogood

(Self)

Beth Hart

(Self)

Jimmie Wood

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Scott Barretta

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Robert Cray

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Bonnie Raitt

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Leslie B. McLemore

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John Pult

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Ian Whitcomb

(Self)

Luther Brown

(Self)

Myrlie Evers-Williams

(Self)

Susan Tedeschi

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Moby

(Self)

Derek Trucks

(Self)

Bill Wyman

(Self)

Kenny Wayne Shepherd

(Self)

Johnny Winter

(Self)

Slash

(Self)

Buddy Guy

(Self)

T-Bone Walker

(Self (Archival))

Robert Johnson

(Self (Archival))

Charley Patton

(Self)

Muddy Waters

(Self (Archival))

Colleen Rennison

(Self)

Howlin' Wolf

(Self (Archival))

Dick Waterman

(Self)

John Lee Hooker

(Self (Archival))

Martin Luther King Jr.

(Self (Archival))

Bruce Iglauer

(Self)