The Black Keys Going Down SouthWatch at the source
0:21 - Blue Front Cafe, in Bentonia, MS. The oldest juke joint in America owned and 0:31 - Town of Como, MS, home to Mississippi Fred McDowell 0:41 - Chulahoma Community 0:49 - The Burnside Palace 1:54 - Aikei Pro's record shop 2:00 - Blues Alley in Holly Springs, hometown of Junior Kimbrough 2:22 & 3:40 - The Hut in Holly Springs (site of the Junior Kimbrough Cotton Patch Blues Music Festival) 2:40 - Nelson Street in Greenville MS, the hometown of James “T Model” Ford
On May 14, The Black Keys release their tenth studio album, Delta Kream, via Nonesuch Records. The record celebrates the band's roots, featuring Mississippi hill country blues standards that they have loved since they were teenagers, including songs by R.L Burnside and Junior Kimbrough, among others.
The Black Keys’ music video for “Going Down South”, published 3 May 2021 on The Black Keys. 3:50 in HD, 2,519,083 plays and 36,300 likes on YouTube. Filed under Country, Indie, Pop and Rock.
- Music video directed
- Ryan Nadzam