Two Trains Runnin' is about the search for two forgotten blues singers, carried out in Mississippi during the height of the American civil rights movement.
Bande-annonce
Casting
Sam Pollard
Director
Taylor Branch
Self
Gary Clark Jr.
Self
Common
Self - Narrator
Dave Dennis
Self
Ed Denson
Self
Peter Guralnick
Self
Buddy Guy
Self
Peniel E. Joseph
Self
Tom Martin
Self - John Fahey
Bob Moses
Self
Amanda Petrusich
Self
Phil Spiro
Self
Greg Tate
Self
Dick Waterman
Self
Lucinda Williams
Self
Benjamin Hedin
Writer
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source: Two Trains Runnin'
Journey of groups looking to complete a renewed interest of long forgotten blues artists from the early 1900's when it was performed live, on radio, or on 78 records. The best were long forgotten and people no longer knew where they were in the late 50's and 60's. Add to that the early freedom riders and the Civil Rights period that was boiling up and it makes an even more complex and telling story. Much more than just the music history to learn about. Great watch for anyone. Would love to see a review done by a professional or expert in the field.
source: Two Trains Runnin'
Journey of groups looking to complete a renewed interest of long forgotten blues artists from the early 1900's when it was performed live, on radio, or on 78 records. The best were long forgotten and people no longer knew where they were in the late 50's and 60's. Add to that the early freedom riders and the Civil Rights period that was boiling up and it makes an even more complex and telling story. Much more than just the music history to learn about. Great watch for anyone. Would love to see a review done by a professional or expert in the field.
