@Ruby Parker Ruby, I think you should listen to a bit more Santana and Jimi, then go listen to Muddy's work before he and B.B. King became the darlings of rock stars. There just doesn't seem to be much of a correlation. Not trying to argue, you have your views. In the grand scheme of things neither Jimi or Carlos focused much on blues.
You're absolutely right I don't hear the blues like I used to Hyrum years ago nobody can stand up to Muddy Waters and a few others however Christina Aguilera has a good set of lungs on her
@@virginialonge2451 Glad to see we agree, but I'm afraid I don't feel the same about Christina Aguilera. Screaming, shouting and vocal gymnastics are too often confused with being bluesy or soulful. More often than not it's just noise to me. There are great female artists in the likes of Keri Leigh, Sue Foley, Rory Block, Susan Tedeschi and Cathy Lemons. Of course there are others but the ladies I've mentioned are extremely talented, are personal faves and are didicated to the blues. Take care.
I hate when someone deletes their comment, for example Ruby Parker in this case but it happens quite often on TH-cam videos. Someone replies to a person’s comment then that person’s comment disappears so the reply makes no sense to the viewers who are interested in the argument against or agreement with the original comment. Does anybody get what I mean? I’m not sure if I expressed myself well.
Saw Muddy during this era at an old club in Seattle. Great show, old ladies hollering at him and swinging their purses. Heavy pot smoke drifting all over. Doesn't get any better.
In the mid-70th he had the best Band! Pinetop Perkins, Calvin Fuzz Jones, Jerry Portnoy, Willie Big Eyes Smith, Bob Margolin and Luther Guitar Johnson the one and only Blues Band!
Yes - shame Pinetop wasn't there for this concert ; pianist [Lafayette Leake ?] seems to hit the wrong keys towards the end of his solo.@@thomasschmidt9855
The more I listen to Muddy the more I love his voice!! This was about a year and a half before his death and he's in his late 60s--voice is still rich and powerful.
Just jumpin'around was with the concerts ans had spoken with him and brother to smell now the same air of whiskey women sweat and thrilling noise thanks
Define muddy whether she don't have to go when they came out my baby was 2 years old baby you don't have to go I love that music take care I was 42 and I had that baby my name is Bessie
This is Carey Bell on harmonica. People keep posting here that it's Mojo Buford but it isn't. Nothing against Mojo Buford, he was a great performer, but in this video it's Carey Bell playing harp.
NOVAK.... He the greatest no doubt, gave my Lil brother Johnny Long a start when he let him sit two sets back 72. Bro only 17 then, still playing harp round Frisco n Bay Area to this day.I sure love Muddy for that and that he was a generous soul, always asked audience to applaud his band RIP. Muddy....Mr McKinley Morganfield.
@kiltTN Didn't mean Muddy and the late Buford grew up together of course. They were old friends though. Both Lovie Lee (born 1909) and Buford were members of his old club-bands, mainly in Chicago appearances, although Lee was never featured on his recordings before 1981 as was hired only occasionally as a replacement for Spann or Perkins.
@rmurbach1961 Definetley yes! I've seen this same band perform live - Muddy's last performance in Italy, July 1981. This was his actual "road" band at the time. While he gave his "official bandmates" freedom to go their own way and capitalize on being members of the MW band, he also got the chance to spend some time with old friends like Lovie Lee and Mojo Buford. Primer played the part of the "modern" Chicago style guitarist (like Luther Guitar Jr Johnson) and sang a couple of tunes too.
He had a clear voice, deep and crunching as well. Then the pitch jumps. His hard look was good-looking as well with a strong build from enhanced by sharecropping. All working in his favor. The higher-pitched Mick Jagger had to be influenced by him the most. Think of how how Mick's voice modulates as well. "Midnight Rambler" "Brown Sugar" and even "Emotional Rescue" seem to to echo Muddy. Mick Jagger is the white Mussy Waters.
@@SlimDavenport TRUE WHO IS THE WHITE YOUNG MAN DOIN A LITLLE LEAD FILL? NEVER SEEM HIM OR ELSE HE GOT OLDER OF COURSE AND IS BETTER KNOWN. SHO NOT MARGOLIN!! AND HARP PLAYER? HELP ME OUT BUDDY!! CIAO ....PAOLO.
This is pure Muddy Waters. We don't hear the blues played this way anymore, and I listen for it. And no, I'm not living in the past.
@Ruby Parker Ruby, I think you should listen to a bit more Santana and Jimi, then go listen to Muddy's work
before he and B.B. King became the darlings of rock stars. There just doesn't seem to be much of a correlation.
Not trying to argue, you have your views. In the grand scheme of things neither Jimi or Carlos focused much on
blues.
You're absolutely right I don't hear the blues like I used to Hyrum years ago nobody can stand up to Muddy Waters and a few others however Christina Aguilera has a good set of lungs on her
@@virginialonge2451 Glad to see we agree, but I'm afraid I don't feel the same about Christina Aguilera. Screaming, shouting and vocal
gymnastics are too often confused with being bluesy or soulful. More often than not it's just noise to me. There are great female
artists in the likes of Keri Leigh, Sue Foley, Rory Block, Susan Tedeschi and Cathy Lemons. Of course there are others but the ladies
I've mentioned are extremely talented, are personal faves and are didicated to the blues. Take care.
I hate when someone deletes their comment, for example Ruby Parker in this case but it happens quite often on TH-cam videos. Someone replies to a person’s comment then that person’s comment disappears so the reply makes no sense to the viewers who are interested in the argument against or agreement with the original comment.
Does anybody get what I mean? I’m not sure if I expressed myself well.
@@frankyrubful I hear you. Ruby didn't say anything anything embarrassing or argumentative, she just stated her opinion.
I'm down with that.
The true king of The Blues to me. Meaning no disrespect to B B or all the other greats. Just something about this guy. Great song.
There really is something about this guy, as you say.
bb king is known as the king of the blues and big joe turner from kansas city is known as the boss of the blues.
@@eugenespudich8867 yeah, but there's only one true king among the masters & his name is muddy waters.
He had a swagger and voice like no other
Albert King ❤
Saw Muddy during this era at an old club in Seattle. Great show, old ladies hollering at him and swinging their purses. Heavy pot smoke drifting all over. Doesn't get any better.
I remember seeing this live, the bad news was that I was to young to realize I was looking at greatness.
TheRasta815 - but hey how awesome is that - u have seen the king of blues himself!👍
You are one of the lucky ones,I wish I had the chance to see them jam also.
you just witnessed History my Friend!!
Muddy always has the best band
In the mid-70th he had the best Band! Pinetop Perkins, Calvin Fuzz Jones, Jerry Portnoy, Willie Big Eyes Smith, Bob Margolin and Luther Guitar Johnson the one and only Blues Band!
Yes - shame Pinetop wasn't there for this concert ; pianist [Lafayette Leake ?] seems to hit the wrong keys towards the end of his solo.@@thomasschmidt9855
This definitely wasn't his best band.
And James Peewee Madison. Lefthand guitarist.
It's a real compliment to Jimmy Reed for Muddy to do one of Jimmy's hits.
The more I listen to Muddy the more I love his voice!! This was about a year and a half before his death and he's in his late 60s--voice is still rich and powerful.
Mojo Buford (hca)was joined by guitarists John Primer and Rick Kreher, pianist Lovie Lee,
bassist Earnest Johnson and drummer Ray"Killer" Allison.
Lovie Lee piano, John Primer and Rick Kreher gtrs, George Mojo Buford harp, Ernest Johnson bass, Ray Killer Allison drums
This is the real music. Thanks again.
So glad I saw him live back in the ‘70s. A master of the blues.
YOU CANNOT GET BETTER THAN THIS,
the blues as only Muddy does them...beyond amazing
Thankyou Mr Morganfield!
What a performance!
Pure soul for all souls, can't deny.
This is Vintage Muddy Waters 🎉 OH YEAH !!!!
man I can't stop listening to this live performance, absolutely beautiful jam
Listening in December 2024 my partner of 13 years left me,
muddy and the blues to help me through
ABSOLUTELY my FAVORITE Muddy Waters song!!! Wish I could find the "Live At Mr. Kelley's" version.
I know it is 9 years later but here you go
th-cam.com/video/MfYZGjSEb88/w-d-xo.html
@@gabriel- Thank You!
One of the greatest, thanks for posting............Peace
Just beautiful it’s the heart beat groove and that Harmonica
I Love what piano and guitar doing here!
Pure Golden Blues ❤
Heavenly music makes my soul smile deeply
Badass solo by John Primer. This night was pure star power Chicago style.
Sho U right, Jimmy Reed penned this tune but Muddy carried it to the top. Thanks for these posts.
Fabulous!
cette musique que j'écoute depuis tout petit et qui me remplit d'aise : super Muddy et un grand merci, tu es plus que jamais, dans mon coeur !
This is real incredible so so beautifull.
John Primer and Rick Kreher are still with us and playing and touring!
I just saw last night John Primer playing at the house of Blues in Chicago, what a pleasure!!!
Just jumpin'around was with the concerts ans had spoken with him and brother to smell now the same air of whiskey women sweat and thrilling noise thanks
Define muddy whether she don't have to go when they came out my baby was 2 years old baby you don't have to go I love that music take care I was 42 and I had that baby my name is Bessie
This is the best blues when you don't know to cry or lough at the very same time. Absolutely amazing tempo!🎼🎸
Fantastic I Love Muddy waters versions Originals, more than The Rolling Stones - .
Awesome time deep south blues
Oh Baby!!! You don't have to go...
This is Carey Bell on harmonica. People keep posting here that it's Mojo Buford but it isn't. Nothing against Mojo Buford, he was a great performer, but in this video it's Carey Bell playing harp.
This is not CareyBell.This is Mojo Buford.
Doesn't play at all like Carey. Mojo lived and played in my town. Heard them both a million times. That IS Mojo.
Luv Muddys voice
Muddy Waters's Sweet home Chicago
Cool🎉
damn that is good
NOVAK....
He the greatest no doubt, gave my Lil brother Johnny Long a start when he let him sit two sets back 72. Bro only 17 then, still playing harp round Frisco n Bay Area to this day.I sure love Muddy for that and that he was a generous soul, always asked audience to applaud his band RIP. Muddy....Mr McKinley Morganfield.
John Primer and Rick Kreher guitars , pianist Lovie Lee and harmonica man George "Mojo" Buford ,
bassist Ernest Johnson and drummer Ray Allison
PLS pay attention to the voice ! Unique ! Rip.
@kiltTN Didn't mean Muddy and the late Buford grew up together of course. They were old friends though. Both Lovie Lee (born 1909) and Buford were members of his old club-bands, mainly in Chicago appearances, although Lee was never featured on his recordings before 1981 as was hired only occasionally as a replacement for Spann or Perkins.
insightful
Replay en bucle.
@rmurbach1961 Definetley yes! I've seen this same band perform live - Muddy's last performance in Italy, July 1981. This was his actual "road" band at the time.
While he gave his "official bandmates" freedom to go their own way and capitalize on being members of the MW band, he also got the chance to spend some time with old friends like Lovie Lee and Mojo Buford. Primer played the part of the "modern" Chicago style guitarist (like Luther Guitar Jr Johnson) and sang a couple of tunes too.
🖤
Yeaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa.
Muddy is the right stuff for me...yes sir.e.moon🌙😁...
RIP Ray 'Killer Allison (drums)
Great Muddy
Oh Muddy, you don't have to go maaan!!!
♥♥♥
He had a clear voice, deep and crunching as well. Then the pitch jumps. His hard look was good-looking as well with a strong build from enhanced by sharecropping. All working in his favor. The higher-pitched Mick Jagger had to be influenced by him the most. Think of how how Mick's voice modulates as well. "Midnight Rambler" "Brown Sugar" and even "Emotional Rescue" seem to to echo Muddy. Mick Jagger is the white Mussy Waters.
Who's the guy with the telecaster w ,/ the humbucker, in the front.
It doesn't look like bob Margoln.
Twenty-one people admitted that they have Evil Souls !
Is that Pinetop on the piano? Anyone have the full lineup?
@SUNNYRHOADES9 This isnt actually a Muddy original, its jimmy reed, but muddy def put his stamp on the tune himself.
Mojo Buford ?
Is Primer playing a short-scale guitar?
Who is the harmonica player???
Alhaurín el Grande.
Is it luther tucker jr
peacock tv muzik enjoy !
When I first got my CP70 I thought this thing only weighs 350 lb!
This is good, but check nat riddles live recording of this tune😊
Hey Gen C.
wonder who the line up is , look like some o the same cats that come up here back round that time
lol on l'écoute en cours
who s that harp player ?
George Mojo Buford on harmonica, with a A harp
Who is this pianist
Lovie Lee.
@baiadigrotta Are you sure that's Lovie Lee on piano and not Pinetop Perkins?
rmurbach1961 definitely lovie...can spot my grand dad from a mile away
Los 7 que pusieron que no les gusta que mierda escuchan?
Jimmy Reed did a version ??
toe knee - Jimmy Reed wrote the original tune!
Is that Pin Top Perkins on keys?
@noname hawg In this case, water is dry. That's Lovie Lee, not Pinetop.
@noname hawg No problem. 👌
in dep
it's not the piano that's been drinking in this case
what´s the name of the keyborad man?
Lovie Lee
think the harp players buford
Steady Bob Margolin.Brilliant.
He's not present at this concert.
@@SlimDavenport
TRUE WHO IS THE WHITE YOUNG MAN DOIN A LITLLE LEAD FILL? NEVER SEEM
HIM OR ELSE HE GOT OLDER OF COURSE AND IS BETTER KNOWN. SHO NOT MARGOLIN!! AND HARP PLAYER? HELP ME OUT BUDDY!!
CIAO ....PAOLO.
@@homesickclifford1966 White guitar player is Rick Kreher. Harp player is Mojo Buford.
This is so much better than jimmy reeds version
Prefer Jimmy's.
@@bobaldo2339 The guitar and piano solos are terrible. The studio version is better.