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Point of View, A Program 319 Original Airdate: 3/21/1974 Subject Keywords Afro-American musicians Blues musicians Music - Performance Subject Genre Public Affairs: Current Events Personal Names Guy, Buddy Wells, Junior Wolf, Howlin' (Chester Arthur Burnett) Program Description Program focuses on three blues musicians: Buddy Guy (guitarist), Junior Wells (harmonica player and vocalist) and Howlin' Wolf (vocalist), all credited with producing music that captures the "everyday" experience of African Americans. Program jumps back and forth between concert footage, host Topper Carew's interviews with Guy and Wells, commentary by Carew on the musicians' songs, and "psychedelic-style" video pieces that serve as visual backdrops for the songs of featured musicians. Producer Topper Carew Associate Producer Barbara Barrow Director Conrad White Cinematographer Henry Johnson Michael Lemle Joe Vitagliano Others Mark Allen (synthesis) Topper Carew (synthesis) Tony Davis (assistant to the producer) Bobby Eldridge (synthesis musician) Will Letman (synthesis musician) Bobby Mack (synthesis musician) Ron Milton (synthesis musician) Bob Neloms (synthesis musician) Huntley Nicholas Jr. (film sound) Rockin Willy (synthesis musician)
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