Hugh Laurie: Copper Bottom Blues

This is a live concert film featuring Hugh Laurie performing a collection of blues and roots music from his album "Didn't It Rain." Recorded during his "Sea of Fog" tour, the film showcases Laurie's considerable talents as a blues guitarist and vocalist, backed by a talented ensemble. The performance captures the raw energy and emotional depth of classic blues numbers and original compositions.

Critical reception for "Hugh Laurie: Copper Bottom Blues" primarily focused on its effectiveness as a live blues performance. Reviewers generally acknowledged Laurie's genuine passion for the genre and his competent musicality. While some critics found the performance enjoyable and a solid representation of contemporary blues, others noted that it was perhaps more suited for devoted fans of Laurie or the blues genre rather than a broad audience seeking cinematic innovation.

• Hugh Laurie demonstrates a sincere and skilled command of the blues genre.
• The concert film offers a compelling live performance of classic and contemporary blues.
• More of a treat for fans of Laurie or blues music than a groundbreaking cinematic event.

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The concert was filmed in Kingston, New York, during Hugh Laurie's 'Sea of Fog' tour in 2013, which supported his second blues album, 'Didn't It Rain'.