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If you mean the movie, they didn't die in either movie.
if you're talking about the bass player of Led Zeppelin, he was was influenced by American blues musicians
Joshua Dugdale was born in Birmingham in 1974. He studied economics at Manchester University attaining a 2:1. Following Manchester, he quickly established a career in documentaries, travelling across the world, making films on drug barons, gangsters, police forces and revolutionaries. His 2002 film for the BBC, 'LAPD Blues' won some of the highest ratings of that year for any documentary. Following 'LAPD Blues', he made a three year biopic of the Dalai Lama which has won plaudits around the world for his gentle portrayal of the Tibetan spiritual leader. Some critics believe that it is one of the rare films that has the potential of making real change within China's Tibet policy, whilst others have criticised it for not having enough mainstream appeal to be a commercial success.
In the Victorian times and in other years they played games in secret in their spare time. slaves in the slave trade triangle had 2hour spare time from 12miday to 2pm in the afternoon and also played songs called the blues normally containing a story or how sad they feel. Some times the owner liked their song and asked them to preform and then treated them if they did it good but punnished them if it went wrong but the slaves did other things too.