Season
- Season 1 2003-09-28
- Season 0
Episode
- Episode 1: Trailer
- Episode 2: Interview with Martin Scorsese
- Episode 3: Taj Mahal & Corey Harris - Sittin' On Top Of The World
- Episode 4: Willie King & The Liberators - Spoonful
- Episode 5: Keb' Mo' & Corey Harris - Sweet Home Chicago
- Episode 6: Otha Turner & Corey Harris - Sittin' On Top Of The World
- Episode 7: Salif Keita - Folon
- Episode 8: Corey Harris - Honeysuckle
- Episode 9: Interview with Wim Wenders
- Episode 10: Outtake
- Episode 11: Lou Reed - See That My Grave Is Kept Clean
- Episode 12: Cassandra Wilson - Slow Down
- Episode 13: Alvin Youngblood Hart - Mama Talk To Your Daughter
- Episode 14: Marc Ribot - Dark Was The Night, Cold Was The Ground (electric)
- Episode 15: Chris Thomas King - Revelations
- Episode 16: Interview with Richard Pearce & Robert Kenner
- Episode 17: B. B. King - Blues Boys Tune
- Episode 18: B. B. King -Key To The Highway
- Episode 19: Hubert Sumlin and David Johansen - Smokestack Lightning
- Episode 20: Interview with Charles Burnett
- Episode 21: Willie Dixon - Nervous
- Episode 22: Interview with Marc Levin
- Episode 23: The ElectriK Mud Kats (aka Electric Mud Band) with vocals by Chuck D, Common & Kyle Jason - Mannish Boy (Soundtrack Mix)
- Episode 24: Lonnie Brooks - You're Using Me
- Episode 25: Koko Taylor - Ernestine (Extended Version)
- Episode 26: Otis Rush - So Many Roads, So Many Trains
- Episode 27: Howlin' Wolf - Eval (Is Going On) (Extended Version)
- Episode 28: Interview with Mike Figgis
- Episode 29: Lulu with Jeff Beck - Cry Me A River
- Episode 30: Pete King - Lush Life
- Episode 31: Jeff Beck - Nadia
- Episode 32: Jon Cleary - Piano Improvisation
- Episode 33: Band Rehearsal - Blues Jam
- Episode 34: Band Rehearsal - Who's Sorry Now (Instrumental)
- Episode 35: Mike Figgis - Piano Jam
The Blues Specials Marc Ribot - Dark Was The Night, Cold Was The Ground (electric)
7.1/10 users The Blues is a 2003 documentary film series produced by Martin Scorsese, dedicated to the history of blues music. In each of the seven episodes, a different director explores a stage in the development of the blues. The series originally aired on PBS in the United States.
