Clip Two of my short film about Robert Johnson told through the eyes of Son House. This clip shows Robert as a young and terrible guitar player. It shows one of the reasons why he later became great…the crossroads myth.

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26 thoughts on “Robert Johnson STOP BREAKIN DOWN – Clip 3”

  2. sissarno
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    teal crossroads is at old 8 and dockery road , dare ytou go there?

  3. glennthebull
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    An acoustic version of COME ON IN MY KITCHEN….just before that is a Blues Riff.

  5. dljc1979
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    the crossroads stuff was a metaphor for initiation into the voodoo religion, old robbie was meeting with papa legba and learning something… ancient…

  6. NextHitchcock15
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    Wow. Great film man. Where can we see the full thing?

  8. coxondod
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    Just Great!! I’m a long time fan of R.J. and old time blues and Son House And all of it. Thanx!!

  9. tweezee
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    hell its seems to me willie brown is more hard to find than robert johnson. i cant seem to find one pic of him.

  10. tweezee
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    hell its seems to me willie brown is more hard to find than robert johnson. i cant seem to find one pic of him.

  11. tweezee
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    anybody know where i can find a pic of willie brown? send me a link

  12. fallofthefleshgod
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    This was your student film? It’s quite good. Good job on telling the story of a true legend.

  13. tweezee
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    maybe i need to pay a visit to the crossroads. i luv the guitar and the blues but i can’t play a lick lmao but i never had lessons thou. i dont got no money for it lol

  15. MrBenshawver
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    I really wanna see this whole film but I went to blip and searched that name and the name of the film and couldn’t find anything. Any tips on what else I can try?

  16. MrBenshawver
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    I really wanna see this whole film but I went to blip and searched that name and the name of the film and couldn’t find anything. Any tips on what else I can try?

  17. olemisspike
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    The Crossroads is in Clarksdale, Mississippi….it’s where Hwy 49 and Hwy 61 intersect. It’s not in Greenwood and certainly not near any plantations. Trust me, I’m a native Mississippian.

  19. FenderBndr1
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    I don’t know why this is’nt a full length movie!?

  20. bptcb
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    I would love to get a copy of this. I’m teaching a unit on the blues and it is pretty cool. I think the students would really like it.

  21. bptcb
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    I would love to get a copy of this. I’m teaching a unit on the blues and it is pretty cool. I think the students would really like it.

  22. shauncashin
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    walkin blues was actually written by Son House, then covered by Robert Johnson

  26. sirgerry
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    Looks great, is there a way to download (purchase) the entire movie in HD?
    Peace

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