Director：Wim Wendice 

Performer：Beck James Blood Ulmer Keith B. Brown Joy Brashears 

　　In 2003 Vanderers participated in Martin Crestes Mini Videos Searching for Blues《The Blues》It was filmed and named《A man's soul》（The Soul of a Man's episode. And Clint Eastwood《Kill them all》And Mike Mike Figgis，《Stay away from Vegas》others) 　　　　Martin Scorsese's self-directed unit, Feel Like Going Home is loosely structured and lacking in focus (from America to West Africa, with only one or two musicians chosen to focus, with a little bit of a dragonfly) and it's no wonder that some fans are disappointed, but the German director, Wendice, is a well-meaning musician, The Soul of a Man, with three main features: 　　　　1. Vince chose three of his favorite Bruce artists, Skip James、BRAND WILLY JOHNSON AND J.B.renoir, who was the main character of the film, told the true story of the three musicians in the form of a play with the spirit of piety and pilgrimage. 　　1). Willie Johnson />　　2). Skip James 　　3). J. B. Renoir (source of film: mainly based on a couple's private documentaries, with some of Germany's '60s rock scenes, and director's personal memory). 　　　　2. Using old video cameras from the '20s, images and music were deliberately linked in a way that re-activated the scene, no less than any good MTV. 　　　　3. Wenders is looking at a lot of historical information Reed、Chris Thomas King、Nick Kev, Nick Cave 、the Bad Seeds、James Brad Ulm James Blood Ulmer、Lucinda Williams and 27 other American blues musicians, ask them to re-write the three musicians' classic blues song, and then put it in the historical news lens of the year, so that the audience can regain the charm of the blues music in black and white images, and taste the understanding and awareness of the music and even life of Vanderers. < br />　　　　It's a long line of influence Johnson's face is quite impressive. It's also very condensing, and it's a good display of Wenders' commitment to music, and it's very mastery of music-image dialogue and interlinking, and it's worth commending。