CROSSROADS
1999
SWR / EuroArts (Germany)
DVD+RW
№ No Number

Part I
Crossroads: From Blues To Bossa

B.B. King — Dee Dee Bridgewater — Lonnie Pitchford & Jerry Ricks — Olu Dara — Billie Holiday — Dianne Reeves — New Birth Brass Band — Nicholas Payton — Louis Armstrong — Cruz Control — The Harbour Conservatory Big Band — Tito Puente — Carlos Santana — Chucho Valdés — Eddie Palmieri — Mangueira Samba School — Carlinhos Brown — Cyro Baptista & Romero Lubambo — Astrud Gilberto — Baden Powell — Hermeto Pascoal.

Total Time: 0:57:18.

Part II
Crossroads: From Highlife To Musette

Manu Dibango — Louis Armstrong — Max Roach — Abbey Lincoln — Femi Kuti — King Sunny Adé — Ray Lema — Pops Mohammed — Pinise Saul — Claude Deppa — Abdullah Ibrahim — Noa — Jef Sicar Trio — Pedro Iturralde — Paco De Lucia — Chano Dominguez — Al Di Meola — John McLaughlin — Django Reinhardt — Babik Reinhardt — Stéphane Grappelli — Didier Lockwood — Richard Galliano.

Total Time: 0:58:48.

Directed by Thorsten Schütte.
Narrator: Dee Dee Bridgewater.
Camera operators: Michael Gööck, Hans-Peter Eckardt.
Edited by Manfred Edel.
Lights: Patrice Millet, Mark Brennan, Dick Illy.
Sound: Dean Sergeant, Partice Mauroy, Ray Beckett, Bernd Schmidt.
Mixed by Toine Mertens, Martin Hertel.
Sound engineers: Katy Chevigny, Dietlind Lerner, Justine Faram, Sebastian Rau.
Post-production: Günter Zorn, Heinz Renke.
Counselors: Larry Birnbaum, Simon Guibert.
Editing: Eva Riekert.
Production managers: Dirk Anderssen, Michael Blanz.
Produced by Ulli Pfau.
Staff: Uwe Leiber.
Executive producer: Bernd Hellthaler.
Archives: JazzOpen Stuttgart / Chertok Associates Inc. / Donald Perry Archives / RMM Tropi Jazz / Nonesuch Records / Virgin Records (London) / SWR (Stuttgart) / Viva II (Cologne) / Rainer Moritz Associates / Melt 2000 (London) / WDR (Cologne) / Universal-Motor-Verve (Hamburg).
Co-production: SWR / EuroArts Entertainment GmbH.