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Introduction: Blues and Film(3)
Studio guitarist and composer Ry Cooder produced
and plays on the soundtrack, which includes several of his original compositions
as well as works by Robert Johnson, J. B. Lenoir, and others. In addition to
Cooder's guitar work, the music showcases the harmonica stylings of Sonny Terry
and Frank Frost, the piano playing of Jim Dickinson, and a host of other
musicians. Strangely absent from the LP and CD soundtracks is the guitar duel
between Eugene (recorded by Ry Cooder) and the devil's own guitarist, Jack
Butler (played by Steve Vai). To hear this crowning moment, fans
mustlisten to
either the 33 1/3 rpm single released in the March 1988 issue of Guitar
Player or Steve Vai's album Elusive Light and Sound Volume 1.
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Blues Films
Intro 1 2 3
1. Ad., Sunday Sinners
2. Ad., Boardinghouse Blues
3. Slipcase, Boardinghouse Blues
4. Ad., Bubbling Over
5. Ad., St. Louis Blues
6. 45, Crossroads
7. LP, Crossroads
8. Screenplay, Crossroads
9. Photograph, Crossroads
10. Poster, Crossroads
Blues Documentaries
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