Draft:Blind Willie's Blues
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Blind Willie's Blues is a documentary written, directed, and produced by author David Fulmer[1] and completed in 1996. The 52-minute film traces the life, times, and music of Blind Willie McTell, born Willie Samuel McTier in 1901 in McDuffie County, Georgia. He died in 1959 in Milledgeville, Georgia.[2]
Among the individuals appearing in interviews are musician Taj Mahal, guitarist and teacher Stefan Grossman, Atlantic Records founder Ahmet Ertegun,[3] African-American History scholar Daphne Duval Harrison, and Edward Rhodes, who recorded McTell's Last Session album in 1956.[4]