Actually nothing beats 6ix9ine's durka dur cling cling cling drip drop splash gang gang skirt skirt skirt bops. Lol imagine a old dude in 2070 considering that crap classical music.
Well, the roots is the African music of the Africans brought to America from mid-16th to mid-19th century. They used to sing and play on the plantations, keeping their traditional African music alive. And in the early 20th century black musicians developed blues, rhythm and blues (R&B), jazz. But Muddy Waters were a great influence in music history. And they had class.
@@bluetheory2 I took it down.. We owe everything to eachother here...25 years of research, I love Africa.. Especially Nigerian xylophones.. How about this... Gangster rap pure African roots... no influence by whites..
It seems like when they are givin their best they have to look their best. Plus I have never seen a colored man or woman NOT dressed up 'tight' at one of many serious gatherings, such as church, holidays, births and death gatherings, unlike the 'white' gatherings of the same types it's not at all unusual for t-shirts, sweats- etc. to be worn and thought nothing of those doing so.
@@juanitawilliams6631 Looks like James Cotton playing harmonica. While he played on most of Muddy's Chess recordings throughout the 50s and many in the 60s, Little Walter left Muddy's live group early in the 50s to lead his own band.
James Cotton is pluggggggeeddd in and possibly if touched even gently nudged could cause severe electrocution. Cotton was on the Nirth West side of the Cross roads but he was also 2 and a half minutes late and being situated on the wrong side and corner. Those Dam Crossroads.
I saw Muddy Waters do this at the first ever Blues Festival in Chicago in August of 1969. A great one day free festival. Willie Dixon, Big Mama Thornton, Koko Taylor, Junior Wells, Luther Allison, Sleepy John Estes, Little Milton and more. It was incredible. Muddy Waters ended the day with this song and had the crowd in such a frenzy, he did the song twice.
Wow man that must of been a honor to see these gentlemen perform during a beautiful era of music. unfortunately I was cursed to be born in the 1990s when music is at its death bed.
That was a good summer for music and people in general. I remember a "Blues" Woodstock festival that was happening somewhere that same summer. Peace, from White Lake, NY
When I was growing up, every weekend the grown folks had the house rocking with bb King, muddy waters, howling wolf, lightning slim and the likes, it was blues city, not to mention the food, card playing, dancing and of course the liquor. Those were the days. I can just see them now, those old timers having a rocking, blues time. For my family members that have pass on, this cut and all your favorites are for you; love ya all and Rest In Peace ☮️.
I was an underground seamstress and met many legends. Didn't know their contributions with guitars harmonic and drums after they died. Shout out to the Kingston Mines and Chicago Blues Festival. Buddy Guy is the Headliner act for 2024's Blues Festival.
It makes me sad to know there won't be Bluesmen like these in the future. In the wee small hours of the night we huddled around this music in awe and reverence... I still do today at 73. My mojo don't work as good as it once did but that don't keep me from trying. 🎼🖤
Im 57 and listening to this for over 40 yrs .. to see this perfomance really is a blessing!! brings a tear to my eye its SO fucking good ... God Bless !!!
i didn't dislike, but i discovered this song with jimmy smith, and i really prefer the soul vibes of the jimmy smith version as it is more groovy and i prefer organ to harmonica. th-cam.com/video/SmhAJiwq8Kk/w-d-xo.html
@@tangwaye I listened to both. I completely disagree. The harmonica has so much more feeling to me with the range of the microtonal bends which the piano lacks. Cheers though for the recording - was a great tune still!
@@swinginonthespiral8765 it is just my feeling, i feel more emotions through organ than through harmonica, i didn't tell you to agree with me :) And i really don't say that this is bad, i just say that the jimmy smith version is more my kind of music and has more soul to me ( sry for my english , i am afrench guy not really fluent in english ), but the jimmy smith version has really more groove and the muddy waters version is more bluesy.
After growing up very white and listening to Led Zeppelin, Clapton and The Stones, and then discovering this (the ORIGINALS), I feel cheated. This is totally off the charts!
Same here. White boy raised in Vermont, the whitest state in the Union. Grew up listening to all the British bands but none of them had the energy and excitement of the original Masters.
Everyone needs a history lesson this man paved the way for every musician today love his music. Some people say I'm an old soul born inna different time
I think all young kids who want to be musicians should take a class and study all these musical greats!! Most kids don't know or ever heard of Muddy Waters, Howlin Wolf, John Lee Hooker etc!! \
As a big fan and influenced by rock/metal guitarists who had blues influence like Angus Young or Tony Iommi, I've been lead to blues stuff like this and I love it! Really great stuff!
I have another version of this song running in my head, but can't remember whose. Some day I need to dig out my Otis Spanning LP's and digitize them. He doesn't seem to have much stuff online, but I remember he was pretty good.
These guys tear it up!!! That is about as intense a song I have ever heard from guys sitting down- I don't think it is possible to do a whole set like that standing up! Everybody is great, but the harp player is unbelievable!!just knocks cinder blocks out the wall!!
One of my favorite things about Muddy is that he’s not just a great guitar player, but he has other fantastic musicians with him, and he really lets them shine. He played with some of the best harmonica players ever, Little Walter in Junior Wells being my favorites.
Easily one of the top 3 harmonica performances bro and the way this band seemlessly blends all their playing together and sings together smh truly a work of art . Nothing like the blues I’ll tell you that much 💯
Yes I do...just not nearly as well as this LOL! I don't know if you're a guitar geek like me, but this is the only single-cutaway, left-handed Gretsch Country Gentleman I've ever seen.
This is the best blues performance I have ever seen. You can understand why the Stones admired him. The performers I can positively identify are: James Cotton (harmonica), Otis Spann (piano), and James "Pee Wee" Madison (guitar) That the camera only panned to Waters and Cotton is insulting to the amazing talents there. Because they didn't get closeups, I can list the members of the band in 1966, who might be performing: Luther "Guitar Junior" Johnson (bass), and Francis Clay (drums)
Absolutely love it! Pure rock n roll. The man on harmonica is playing his guts out... plus I love the face Muddy makes when he says 'I got a gypsy woman' :D priceless
That ain’t no rock-n-roll. That be Chicago Electric Blues. I love both art forms but please don’t mix them up. Not criticizing the writer- they may just be too young to know the difference
We may be 46 years young , but we sure know the difference between the blues and rnr. Without the blues there'd be no rock n roll. I meant that this is the true spirit of rock n roll, and that to me transcends all barriers. If this is so important to you, then yes ofc this is Chess Records Chicago blues, along with Howlin' Wolf, Willie Dixon, Chuck Berry, Bo Diddley etc.@@johnknott6539
This is where it all started...The Blues....I love the Stones and when I went wherever I could to see them play back in the 70s...They copied this sound as did many other UK bands and then they sold it back to the US....But like I say this is where it started, Muddy and his superb musicians killed it naturally cos it was always theirs from the start....Outstanding musicians and way ahead of anything the Stones or any follow up band could do ...and lets not forget that it was tough times back then if you were black so all credit to all of those guys and all of the others that followed and got up on the stage and just stunned the world ... amazing stuff... God Bless all of them...xxx
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The dislikes are from people who does not have their mojo working.
And they never will!
💯
😂 so sad, seems we all need a mojo working these days. 😊
🙌🤪😁😅
Or their mojo never worked to begin with
This is almost 60 years old and it still smokes anything recorded today. Muddy was the greatest.
Nothing beats the original
Actually nothing beats 6ix9ine's durka dur cling cling cling drip drop splash gang gang skirt skirt skirt bops.
Lol imagine a old dude in 2070 considering that crap classical music.
All the great people coming together along with Muddy Waters made this great.
One of my all-time favorites! He was cute 😍
nah it just means you haven't heard enough contemporary music but that's your fault not muddys
The blues is the roots, the rest is the fruits
Awesome truth my man!
Connor Large damn. I love how you said that! Thats so cool. Plus its true. How long do you think until the mojo wares out
Well, the roots is the African music of the Africans brought to America from mid-16th to mid-19th century. They used to sing and play on the plantations, keeping their traditional African music alive. And in the early 20th century black musicians developed blues, rhythm and blues (R&B), jazz. But Muddy Waters were a great influence in music history.
And they had class.
No proszę, Polacy też znają i słuchają dobrego bluesa. Piąteczka!
@@bluetheory2 I took it down.. We owe everything to eachother here...25 years of research, I love Africa.. Especially Nigerian xylophones.. How about this... Gangster rap pure African roots... no influence by whites..
Holy mozes now thats some band backing him up
That’s an all star cast!
those beautiful Gibson guitars ! and those amazing musicians ....
This tune gets MY Mojo working and I'm 73 years old!
You win
😂🤣u go old man
Gone head uncle!
You got a good mojo young one!
I hear that ..........65 here and this song gets mine goin too
One of the best harmonica performances every recorded.
Nobody YouKnow indeed
+marinman39 thanks man
Tone is E??
You damn right
for us newbies,... who is playing the harmonica?
James Cotton on Harp is killin it! He still playing gigs.... saw him 2014! Amazing! His mojo is still working
not anymore R I P
JamesVibe haha yeah his mojo is still working alright
He was alive and playing after throat cancer took his singing voice; gigs in 2014 would have been very near his last, as he died in 2017.
Isn't that Little Walter on harp?
@@whodidit99 2:59 it's cotton 100%. I only heard of him after his death FeelsBadMan :'(
I never could understand how these guys could rock the fuck out in full suits without absolutely dying of the heat!
Its called style!
Mikael Hoelge dude, love your johnny winter pic
It seems like when they are givin their best they have to look their best. Plus I have never seen a colored man or woman NOT dressed up 'tight' at one of many serious gatherings, such as church, holidays, births and death gatherings, unlike the 'white' gatherings of the same types it's not at all unusual for t-shirts, sweats- etc. to be worn and thought nothing of those doing so.
it's called heroin
It's called growing up in the south lol
The harmonica playing is a big part of the performance. Love it.
Aw.. Who told you?
Is that little walter playing on this song ?
@@juanitawilliams6631 Looks like James Cotton playing harmonica. While he played on most of Muddy's Chess recordings throughout the 50s and many in the 60s, Little Walter left Muddy's live group early in the 50s to lead his own band.
It is in almost all muddy songs, except for the super early years, until coming out of Mississippi to Chicago and he linked up with Lil Walter.
Yes, James Cotton
Love the way James Cotton jumps out of his chair. All that energy runnin' through him. Tight, tight band. Whew!
I JUST said the same thing! Wow! I've got goosebumps everywhere. Whew! Ha!
James Cotton is pluggggggeeddd in and possibly if touched even gently nudged could cause severe electrocution. Cotton was on the Nirth West side of the Cross roads but he was also 2 and a half minutes late and being situated on the wrong side and corner. Those Dam Crossroads.
Sounds so good 👍
My mojo stopped working years ago, not that the damn thing ever worked right to begin with. But I still love this.
+I.P. Knightly Haha, love your brutally honest comment, take it easy and keep up the blues!
Obviously doesn't know what a mojo actually is...
@@eye_rollz - Libido
@@KaBoomChannel and obviously you don't know what a mojo is either
Kai Anam then what is a mojo?
I saw Muddy Waters do this at the first ever Blues Festival in Chicago in August of 1969. A great one day free festival. Willie Dixon, Big Mama Thornton, Koko Taylor, Junior Wells, Luther Allison, Sleepy John Estes, Little Milton and more. It was incredible. Muddy Waters ended the day with this song and had the crowd in such a frenzy, he did the song twice.
Wow man that must of been a honor to see these gentlemen perform during a beautiful era of music. unfortunately I was cursed to be born in the 1990s when music is at its death bed.
Robert Smith great dig!
Wow! Mr. R. Smith, Lucky man.
Robert Smith what a lineup!
That was a good summer for music and people in general. I remember a "Blues" Woodstock festival that was happening somewhere that same summer. Peace, from White Lake, NY
I think the blues deserves its own museum or hall of fame
421 S Main St, Memphis, TN 38103
I agree 100 % it should be in Chicago, IL
National Blues Museum 615 Washington Ave, St. Louis, MO 63101 COME VISIT!
@@joeh6236 Amen. Ain’t no home for blues like Chicago was.
@@McTrollington ill make sure to pop around if i ever end up in missouri
When I was growing up, every weekend the grown folks had the house rocking with bb King, muddy waters, howling wolf, lightning slim and the likes, it was blues city, not to mention the food, card playing, dancing and of course the liquor. Those were the days. I can just see them now, those old timers having a rocking, blues time. For my family members that have pass on, this cut and all your favorites are for you; love ya all and Rest In Peace ☮️.
I wish I had grown up at your house :)
My people
I was an underground seamstress and met many legends. Didn't know their contributions with guitars harmonic and drums after they died. Shout out to the Kingston Mines and Chicago Blues Festival. Buddy Guy is the Headliner act for 2024's Blues Festival.
That's one hell of a backup band. Damn
So glad that there are some young people that enjoy and appreciate the history of music
There's not one performer on this song that doesn't ABSOLUTELY KILL IT.
That drummer lays down a mean groove
francis clay.
yeah baby yeah
Yes!
He is ridiculously good! I am loving the bass player also.
@@clifford5572 Thumb pick picker.
I’m 62 and it’s 2024 and I blast my music 🎤🎙️🎤🎙️🎤
Stop lying
I’m 19, and it’s 2024 and I blast it loud in my AirPods 🎧🎙️🎵
It makes me sad to know there won't be Bluesmen like these in the future.
In the wee small hours of the night we huddled around this music in awe and reverence... I still do today at 73. My mojo don't work as good as it once did but that don't keep me from trying. 🎼🖤
I hope your Mojo is still alive Sir ;-)
@@joergmoeller1030Some of us are still looking for a man like you 😂.
Yes it will brother, dems who feels it knows it.
If you don't dig the blues ,you have a hole in your soul.
Albert king.
We singed this late in the night and shared beers with everyone in a coffe here in Portugal ! Our Mojos working ! Our economy ain't !
aonde?
Fafe , no H7 , em ao lado de Guimarães :D
Bless yoos my brothers
I like how matter of fact Muddy Waters is in this recording. Very confident.
The guy on harmonica couldn't stay seared. He knew he was on it. You tube, I am grateful to hear these artist.
Muddy and his band are really firing on all cylinders here !! A blistering performance, Phenomenal !!!
Im 57 and listening to this for over 40 yrs .. to see this perfomance really is a blessing!! brings a tear to my eye its SO fucking good ... God Bless !!!
im 28 this is on par with motorhead
Most rock n rollers could never hold a candle to these guys. Gutsy, tight, and kick-ass!
Master Bluesmen!
Today’s music scene has hit the ceiling! Time to bring back real music!
People who disliked this should be tested for Covid. They've lost their mojo.
😂😂😂😂👍👍👍
i didn't dislike, but i discovered this song with jimmy smith, and i really prefer the soul vibes of the jimmy smith version as it is more groovy and i prefer organ to harmonica. th-cam.com/video/SmhAJiwq8Kk/w-d-xo.html
no doubt
@@tangwaye I listened to both. I completely disagree. The harmonica has so much more feeling to me with the range of the microtonal bends which the piano lacks. Cheers though for the recording - was a great tune still!
@@swinginonthespiral8765 it is just my feeling, i feel more emotions through organ than through harmonica, i didn't tell you to agree with me :) And i really don't say that this is bad, i just say that the jimmy smith version is more my kind of music and has more soul to me ( sry for my english , i am afrench guy not really fluent in english ), but the jimmy smith version has really more groove and the muddy waters version is more bluesy.
The good old days, the real rock n roll music
I found my mojo listening to this amazing man .
These guys are unmatched today. Really great talent and music.
It’s June 2023. They’re still unmatched!!!!!
They just don't make music quite like this anymore. Muddy was probably the best blues player there was.
Muddy Waters always had such hot bands. James Cotton, Otis Spann and the drummer just killng it here.
Tears on my cheeks...God, we miss you Mud !
After growing up very white and listening to Led Zeppelin, Clapton and The Stones, and then discovering this (the ORIGINALS), I feel cheated.
This is totally off the charts!
This is muddy doing that eggs over easy, fried pork chops., fries and cornbread music. That's the mojo!!!
listen the harmonica its cryin.
Homeboy muddy
had the original perfect finger wave
probably kept his rag in the guitar case so he wouldn't sweat it out,
Additionally morgan McKinney.
Same here. White boy raised in Vermont, the whitest state in the Union. Grew up listening to all the British bands but none of them had the energy and excitement of the original Masters.
I grew up listening to the same bands and then found the roots that influenced those bands. Zeppelin is good but this is the real deal my man
Everyone needs a history lesson this man paved the way for every musician today love his music. Some people say I'm an old soul born inna different time
I think all young kids who want to be musicians should take a class and study all these musical greats!! Most kids don't know or ever heard of Muddy Waters, Howlin Wolf, John Lee Hooker etc!!
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As a big fan and influenced by rock/metal guitarists who had blues influence like Angus Young or Tony Iommi, I've been lead to blues stuff like this and I love it! Really great stuff!
Nonsense, all students of music listen to all genres.
Deborah Hill I'm a student of music, and I DON'T listen to pop, rap, or electronic music.
Nobody cares what you listen to, and musical snobbery just isn't very intelligent.
You're limiting yourself as a musician by not listening to everything
Great harmonica playing, too!
I have another version of this song running in my head, but can't remember whose.
Some day I need to dig out my Otis Spanning LP's and digitize them. He doesn't seem to have much stuff online, but I remember he was pretty good.
You're welcome, mireille TG!
I plan to. Unfortunately, I have a LOT of studying and work to do before I can afford the time for fun like that :(
These guys tear it up!!! That is about as intense a song I have ever heard from guys sitting down- I don't think it is possible to do a whole set like that standing up! Everybody is great, but the harp player is unbelievable!!just knocks cinder blocks out the wall!!
James Cotton
James Cotton stands up @ 3:08 😀 Just kidding. Yeah, the whole band is awesome. One of the best pieces of blues I've ever heard.
Muddy and the band feeling it. Love this stuff.
26 July 2023
Harmonica stole the show hands down... And I love muddy but damn.
Conor Harrison yeah, i think your right. But when do u think the mojo will stop working?
James Cotton...master
THis is REAL music!!!
god damn right
never heard of false music before
+Nic Take your
freaking swearing elsewhere, you
low-life!
Tony Marinelli you better believe it. This song is dope
Tony Marinelli real talk
I love the way he says “woyk”. Fantastic.
The Delta accent. John Lee Hooker sang “boyn” for ‘burn’
2019
Anyone listening
This Masterpiece
Rock N Roll Forever
🤘
Edison Mustaine Thrash 666 hell yeah
Is blues :v
2050 here
Entering 2020 and blues is still alive! I picked up a harmonica this year and haven't set it down since. Its fair to say my mojo's workin'!
Groovy stuff. Muddy Waters was oh so smooth. They don't make em like this no more & thats for sure ✨
Everyone loves good music. People who I didn't think would like this loved it. THOSE guys were some damn fine musicians.
Incredible band, how lucky were the people of that era to see and hear this music that lives on, and is even better today..
One of my favorite things about Muddy is that he’s not just a great guitar player, but he has other fantastic musicians with him, and he really lets them shine. He played with some of the best harmonica players ever, Little Walter in Junior Wells being my favorites.
At 15, I put down the Beatles records when I saw him on Steve Allen's Show!
charlie s This is the start of it all, im glad to hear that you appreciate the origins of it all! Do you play?
🤣
Easily one of the top 3 harmonica performances bro and the way this band seemlessly blends all their playing together and sings together smh truly a work of art . Nothing like the blues I’ll tell you that much 💯
People should listen to this music more often.
I am taking a bow to the master of blues.
I could listen to this a billion times and never tire of it
muddy and wolf kings of chicago blues
This is easily the coolest thing on the internet!
Robyn Golden-Hann yeah! Howd u get into the blues? Do you play?
Yes, I play bass...
The tempo is perfect and this cooks all night and day! Legendary performance.
Ya... now that's the blues. Muddy is THE MAN! brilliant.
Now THAT people, is what a STAR looks like.
I have been listening to this recording for 45 years.
Stills sounds good.
First heard this as a teenager most of my friends were into bland pop. this track blew me away and got me interested in R&B all my life.
Saw this band around that time. I was 15 years old. Blew me away, especially James Cotton.
Old music is not for old People, it´s for everyone :) most Modern Music is hard to understand, but this stuff is still catchy and driving :D
Hard times make great music.
Chicago Blues at it's finest
Hello
Never heard this song till now..an im adding it to my oldies mix!!!!! LOVE IT
Roger Collins, may you rest in peace, this was one of your favorite songs, and thank you for introducing it to me. 🎉🎉🎉
Ah Blues! A true expression of passion and emotion, a hell of a lot better than the autotuned rubbish we’ve got today.
I was supposed to be doing homework...but while listening to this song I couldn't help but dance the entire time! It's so great!!
James Cotton on harp and still alive to date.Live forever James my boy.Jim.Liverpool.
That voice and harmonica 🙌🏾🙌🏾 its gift 🙌🏾🙌🏾
And this, my friends, is how it's done.
Mr. Soul '69 yes sir! You and I are on one accordance. Do you play?
Yes I do...just not nearly as well as this LOL!
I don't know if you're a guitar geek like me, but this is the only single-cutaway, left-handed Gretsch Country Gentleman I've ever seen.
that fuckin harmonica! jesus christ!
+Justin W is that Little Walter?
+Justin W Yeah, and he seems to play it like later musicians played guitar solos in all those Rock bands
+Justin W James Cotton's superharp
he probably gives good head
+Justin W That guy was born with a harmonica in his mouth. It's part of him fuggedhaboutit!!!!
REMEMBERING MCKINLEY MORGANFIELD "MUDDY WATERS"
(APRIL 4, 1913 - APRIL 30, 1983) [04/04/2018]
Harmonica player was showing out he was definitely feeling it
2024 anyone
me.
👓😎...'Broadcasting Against ODB...'SLITHERING Around The People AGAIN, 'The R. B,M.F"..😮🎉🎉🎉🎉
🤚
2077 anyone?
@@Crossroad_Blues here.
The ace of spades! The ace of spades! Came for this
That's James Cotton on harp, Otis Spann on Piano, Pee Wee Madison on Guitar. I don't recognize the bass and drums.
MrMusicguyma S.P. Leary on drums... don't know the bass man off the top of my head.
Leroy Foster is bassist in this video.
Its Aaron Leroy Foster died in 1958. This video is from 1966...
+MrMusicguyma Elgin Evans on drums
MrMusicguyma what happened to Lil Walter on this song?
Them some Bad boys!!!! Salute to Muddy and the band!!!!
This is the best blues performance I have ever seen. You can understand why the Stones admired him. The performers I can positively identify are:
James Cotton (harmonica), Otis Spann (piano), and James "Pee Wee" Madison (guitar)
That the camera only panned to Waters and Cotton is insulting to the amazing talents there. Because they didn't get closeups, I can list the members of the band in 1966, who might be performing:
Luther "Guitar Junior" Johnson (bass), and Francis Clay (drums)
look like old jimmy lee morris on bass.
@@shokomiya6004 maybe Andrew Stevenson?
That's S.P. Leary on drums.
I played country all of my life, I’m going to the blues, can’t help myself.
Absolutely love it! Pure rock n roll. The man on harmonica is playing his guts out... plus I love the face Muddy makes when he says 'I got a gypsy woman' :D priceless
That ain’t no rock-n-roll. That be Chicago Electric Blues. I love both art forms but please don’t mix them up. Not criticizing the writer- they may just be too young to know the difference
We may be 46 years young , but we sure know the difference between the blues and rnr. Without the blues there'd be no rock n roll. I meant that this is the true spirit of rock n roll, and that to me transcends all barriers. If this is so important to you, then yes ofc this is Chess Records Chicago blues, along with Howlin' Wolf, Willie Dixon, Chuck Berry, Bo Diddley etc.@@johnknott6539
played the shit out that harmonica , this is music dammit!
I'd give anything to go back and watch this live. This is quality music.
How about sittin' in a smoky bar in Chicago digging Dust My Broom by Robert Johnson?
My god this song gives me a goosebump, James Cotten on Harp is Killin it!! Muddy Water was a Icon and still is!
That harmonica player tho! 😍😍😍😍😍😍😍
One of the best blues songs ever.
Immaculate!! One of the founding fathers of blues, the whole band was on point, southern gritty blues at its best. A master of his craft.
They were all incredible musicians, but James Cotton on harmonica - that is virtuoso at its finest ! He is on fire here !!
this is by far the best song i heard in the last couple weeks
The feeling I get listening to this is unexplainable. Born in 1993 and I love Muddy Waters.
Yadira Medina yes yes I AGREE
La música de muddy es pasión pura!! Cotton, Walter, Wells y todos los músicos que hicieron grande a Muddy son para quien sea capaz de vibrar!!
Oh but it is explicable - you got taste baby:-)
1 of the best songs ever, and really enjoy this version..
I just don’t think it gets any Better...😍
Im Brazilian I love Blues !
Muddy, very Legend of blues Forever great ❤️❤️😘
I gotta whole lotta tricks keepin him on ice,classic lyrics from the master....
Mississippi and Louisiana better represent 😤😤😤😤😤😤😤🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹
Before Rock N' Roll, there was the Blues.
Unsung hero who helped make the springboard for the great classic musical productions of the subsequent decades.
Bol Nyaluo hit! Hell yeah! You know whats up! Howd u get into the blues? Do you play?
This is where it all started...The Blues....I love the Stones and when I went wherever I could to see them play back in the 70s...They copied this sound as did many other UK bands and then they sold it back to the US....But like I say this is where it started, Muddy and his superb musicians killed it naturally cos it was always theirs from the start....Outstanding musicians and way ahead of anything the Stones or any follow up band could do ...and lets not forget that it was tough times back then if you were black so all credit to all of those guys and all of the others that followed and got up on the stage and just stunned the world ... amazing stuff... God Bless all of them...xxx
One of the best live blues shows I ever saw. Muddy was at Gilly's here in Dayton OH back in the 80's. Awesome music and great show!
I was a Blues Groupie In SF in the 60's. Lol. Remember him well and Magic Sam. Big Joe Turner.
Sidne Byars no offense but did you get you're MOJO working with any of them? To cool if you did
Sidne Byars you need to write a book!!