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In the middle of the 20th hundred years, the music of the Mississippi Delta arrived in Chicago, drawing the interest of entrepreneurs like the Chess brothers. Their label, Chess Documents, helped form that music in to the Chicago Blues, the soundtrack for a transformative time in American background. But for Leeba Groski, Chess Documents was just where she proved helpful. Leeba didn't exactly fit in, but her interest for music and her accomplished piano participating in captured the interest of her neighbor, Leonard Chess, who offered her a job at his new record company. What began as answering mobile phones and processing became much more as Leeba arrived to her own as a songwriter and befriended performers like Muddy Waters, Howlin' Wolf, Chuck Berry, and Etta Adam. But she also found love with a black blues guitarist called Red Dupree. With their relationship unwelcome in segregated Chicago and shunned by Leeba's Orthodox Jewish family, Leeba and Red soon found themselves in the center of the civil protection under the law movement, and they uncovered that in times of struggle, music may bring people together.
