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Blues Maker (1969)
Shows Mississippi blues singer, Fred McDowell, singing and talking about his blues. Includes scenes of the area which helped to shape his country blues.
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Shows Mississippi blues singer, Fred McDowell, singing and talking about his blues. Includes scenes of the area which helped to shape his country blues.
Rating:NR
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Written By:Christian Garrison
In Theaters:1/1/1969
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Runtime:14 minutes
Studio:University of Mississippi Department of Educational Film Production
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