The Bluesman has completed The Bluesmen

Paul Heidelberg, who has been known more than once or twice as "The Bluesman," recently completed a screenplay for feature film: "The Bluesmen." The work comes after a near life-long of the blues that has seen Heidelberg catch great acts by such blues legends as: John Lee Hooker, Lighntin' Sam Hopkins, Albert King, BB King and Mance Lipscomb. The writer spent a week in the Blues Capitol of the World, Clarksdale, Mississipi, in the heart of the Mississippi Delta, in part, to conduct research for his screenplay.

("Blues Bass" artwork copyright (c) paul heidelberg 2007/2009)

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Blues For Sweet Sister Jeanette reading and other videos created in the heart of the World's Blues Capitol, Clarksdale, Mississippi, where the legendary highways 61 and 49 meet (Robert Johnson's mythical Cross Road).

The Legendary Highway 61

UPDATE MARCH 15, 2008, A BLUESY IDES OF MARCH...THE BLUES JOURNEY HAS BEGUN. VISIT WWW.MYSPACE.COM/PAULHEIDELBERG AND CLICK ON VIDEOS/PICS...

Check back here in early 2008 for "Highway 61 Visited," when The Blues Man visits the legendary Cross Road, where highways 61 and 49 meet in the Mississippi Delta. The Blues Man is also a poet (see his poetry at http://www.paulheidelberg.com/ ) and a novelist (his novel CHASING FREEDOM is available at http://www.amazon.com/ and at other Internet venues and brick and motor bookstores).

The Blues Man will be searching Mississippi for the spirits of such blues greats as Elmore James, Robert Johnson, John Lee Hooker, Bessie Smith and Muddy Waters (McKinley Morganfield).

The Blues Man has been fortunate to catch live performances by such blues greats as John Lee Hooker, Lightnin' Sam Hopkins, Albert King, B.B. King, Mance Lipscomb, Charlie Musselwhite and Big Mama Thornton.