This is opening guitar part is a depiction of Robert Johnson who is perhaps the most notorious Bluesman in history. The song is "The Crossroads", one of 29 compositions, and one of 42 known recordings (figures from Wikipedia) I love the timing and feel between the guitar and vocals. I think his guitar work is underrated, sing along guitar playing tends to be simplisticeconomical, but I think it is strong and evocative, a truely inspiring work of art.

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20 thoughts on “Crossroads movie blues guitar clip 1”

  1. Ebsing4
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    I don’t understand how he can do THAT on acoustic….. AWESOME!!!!

  2. bluesman1063
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    I think they ought to make a conclusion of this.
    where he took the music, maybe back to the Cross Roads.

  3. pretty9reenpark4
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    ebay about £3-£4 pound for the dvd

  4. Aw3s0meGam3r97
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    anyone know where i can watch the full movie with no membership crap?

  6. NH165
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    Who is singing this and who is playing the guitar? It’s one of the best versions of crossroad blues that I’ve heard.

  7. reversal420
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    Not sure if you got an answer to your question, but the guy who played the songs was Ry Cooder. I believe the soundtrack for this film was all done by him.

  8. reversal420
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    Not sure if you got an answer to your question, but the guy who played the songs is Ry Cooder. I believe the soundtrack for this film was all done by him.

  9. sauliusdr
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    Who re-played this song for the movie? Cause sound quality of the original R.Johnson version is very poor. Or maybe it was re-mastered? Where can I get that good quality version?

  10. wisesatyr72
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    The Man is Pure Legend.. If i did the film itd be a full on tribute to him and the true development of the Birth in Delta Blues..

  11. SuperKopstar
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    Talk to anyone who knows ANYTHING abkut music and they’ll tell you how much of an influence the Blues was o Rock & Rol, Zeppelin, Clapton, The Rolling Stones, Eric Bourdon & the Animals just to name a few, all influenced by the blues. About the only thing that Clapton MAY have done for the blues was bring it to a wider audience

  13. ILoveRalphMacchio98
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    Omg I so love Ralph Macchio!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

  14. asmith73TCB
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    this is the best version of this song too bad its not on cd

  15. wisesatyr72
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    when are they gonna make a real RJ movie ??

  16. Raziff199999999
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    yeah, Clapton was born like 10-12 years after Robert died

  17. MysteryHunterz
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    Robert Johnson Influenced About all the delta blues artists that still alive right now except for some like David "honeyboy" Edwards and such still alive

  18. cofferson
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    damnit shouldnt have watched this 🙁 now i wanna go watch the movie again lol

  19. dimebag2021
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    this movie wasnt made till the 80s dude. claptons been around since the late 60’s i believe

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