Interview with blues musician Jesse Fuller

Interview with blues musician Jesse Fuller at his home in Oakland, California. Silence [00:00]; Inaudible [00:13]; Meeting fan in Piccadilly Circus [01:35]; Working with Douglas Fairbanks [02:55]; Girlfriend [04:10]; Copies of his photographs for museum, Hank movie dog [07:30]; Hank the movie dog [09:30]; Jack and Mary Pickford [10:05]; Movie set concession stand and shoeshining [10:35]; Buck Jones [10:55]; William Farnum and Dustin Farnum [11:07]; Working with Douglas Fairbanks [12:32]; William Farnum, trainhopping to California [13:00]; Fodella and his basement workshop [15:10]; William Farnum [16:09]; William S. Hart in Tumbleweeds (1925) [18:02]; Performing for Douglas Fairbanks [20:40]; Living in Los Angeles [22:08]; Cleaning restaurant in exchange for room and board [23:03]; Selling whittled wooden snakes for money [23:26]; Fight with roomer from Nova Scotia calling him "nigger"[25:26]; Bessie Smith and Ma Rainey [27:04]; Dancing the chicken wheel dance for Douglas Fairbanks [27:36]; Mental abilities since his stroke [31:02]; William Farnum and Dustin Farnum [32:23]; Poster for Jesse Fuller event at the Oakland Museum [34:26]; Charlie Chaplin [36:07]; Mary Wilma [?] photograph [37:30]; Copyright to song [38:33]; Brownie McGhee and Sonny Terry [40:02];Leadbelly and Billie Holiday [40:47]; Reverend Gary Davis and Merle Travis [42:02]; Health issues and stroke [44:00]; Railroad watch [45:05]; Magazine articles about Jesse [48:02]; Playing vinyl record, "Drop out song," musicians Jesse likes and dislikes [50:36]; Paid $50 to go to jail for another man [59:38]