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Crossroads
Where second best never gets a second chance.
Overview
A wanna-be blues guitar virtuoso seeks a long-lost song by legendary musician, Robert Johnson.
Genres
Cast
Ralph Macchio
Eugene Martone
Joe Seneca
Willie Brown
Jami Gertz
Frances
Joe Morton
Scratch's Assistant
Robert Judd
Scratch
Steve Vai
Jack Butler
Tim Russ
Robert Johnson
Dennis Lipscomb
Lloyd
Harry Carey, Jr.
Bartender
Wally Taylor
O.Z.
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