 The film chronicles the history of Saffire-The Uppity Blues Women, three feisty middle-aged women who abandoned their day jobs to go after their lifelong dream of forming a blues band. Saffire has recorded seven CDs, earned three W.C. Handy Blues Awards and shared the stage with Ray Charles, B.B. King, Willie Dixon and KoKo Taylor. Their self-titled debut album became one of the biggest selling releases ever for the definitive blues label, Alligator Records. Their story is told through new interviews with Gaye, Ann and Andra as well as their families, Bruce Iglauer of Alligator Records, music critics and historians. Also included are old photos, press clippings and TV appearances pulled from the band s personal collection. The film features new performances of the band singing some of their most requested songs, played live at the historic Ram s Head and Wolf Trap theaters.