Muddy Waters granddaughter was in my high school band. She severely underestimated how famous this guy was. Our band director flipped out when she told us.
This world is really small and weird. I live in Brazil and I have known his songs for decades. But his granddaughter has no idea of the giant who was her grandfather.
This is actually quite common, when it's your family you humanize them. Or get all these stories "your grandfather used to sing the blues like no other" As a kid you'll just think, "oh great...(old people music, yuck)" and maybe think it's redundant.
The guy yelling in the back is the late Johnny Winter, one of the best blues guitarists of all time. He helped revive Muddy Waters career with a series of albums, including this one.
I think what makes this song so special is how raw it is. The guitar and harmonica are mixed perfectly to where they sound like one instrument. Muddy Waters’ voice gruffly hums over this kick ass instrumental while this guy is screaming his brain out in the background. This whole song sounds like he just walked into a bar and is performing it as everyone starts rioting. Timeless song.
Muddy Waters - vocals; guitar Bob Margolin - guitar Pinetop Perkins - piano James Cotton - harmonica Willie "Big Eyes" Smith - drums Charles Calmese - bass guitar Johnny Winter - guitar; miscellaneous screams, shouts, yells, & affirmations *This is the 1977 version, produced by Johnny Winter. Muddy Waters recorded the original version in 1955, but he re-recorded the song numerous times during his lifetime with different musicians & various producers -- each take slightly different, but ALL bad-ass!!!
Saw him with my brother in the early 60’s at Big John’s in the East End in Chicago. I’m 83 and still haven’t recovered!! Been a blues fan since’54. Elvis fan since’56. When I’m 103, I’ll still be listening to this song!!!
My grandma listened to Mud daily. Before I knew my ABC’s I knew this song no lie. My grandma is 98 years old now when I go down south to see her she says, “play my blues for me”. I already know what that means. 😀 Great memories listening to this.
Today is my boy’s 21st birthday & I’m sending this to him so when he opens his phone he can hear it first thing! Enjoy being a MAN my son! Be a good one!!! Proud of the man you’ve become 💛
My dear now departed uncle on the funeral day of his lovely wife, said to me - "WHATEVER YOU DO IN LIFE - JUST DO GOOD - JUST DO GOOD" = teach your son that. I can still picture my uncle - now over 30-years ago - sitting in his lounge chair whilst stuffing tobacco into his pipe on the day of the funeral - his wife - my auntie, and him saying that to me. CHEERS from AUSTRALIA
That is none other than Little Walter. He is playing harp. Legend has it. Chess records Was a family. They all played on each others sessions. True fact. Testimony of Keef. When the Stones got to visit and record at Chess studio , Muddy was not selling any records So Marshall Chess Let him paint the walls of the joint to help him out !
Met him backstage at Winter’s End festival a Out 1970. He and his band cool gentlemen. Then destroyed, total tight thrashing for about an hour. Most amazing guitar I ever saw. And I have seen a lot.
@Ben Williams And back then they called it Southern Bible belt Baptist church. This is what the concerts that get put on every Sunday morning sounds like in these churches. Except there are 1000's of Johnny W's called "deacons" who are responding( call and respond). The Blues started in church..
Hi there Mr. Front, I'm Fasil. I don't mean to judge or gatekeep, but considering your thumbnail, I just have to ask: are you lost? I get that Mr. Waters made stirring music, but I didn't think that a Black Man singing about the indignity of being called a "boy" would, you know, be your flavor of Mint Julep. Again, it takes all kinds, and I'm of a certain Percentage myself.
This is the 1977 version, produced by Johnny Winter, who provides the yells, screams, & affirmations. Muddy Waters recorded the original version in 1955, & re-did it several times with various producers during his lifetime, each one slightly different, but ALL bad-ass.....
Just magical..I have a patient where I work who has lost most of his strength to perform daily tasks..He loves music so I often play it for him on my phone mostly TH-cam. One day I came across this song and he lit up like a firecracker..I must say now I play this song for him daily.. He's 77 years old and it's amazing how he muscle up the strength to snap his fingers when he hear this song..He even motions like he's playing the guitar..It's the sweetest thing ever ❤💙
Hello I thought you're story of your patient coming to live with this song was so nice & you seem really caring in your job,I just discovered this song while in bed,not very well and listening to a play which had this song in it and knew I had to look it up x
I was in a very low place when I first heard this, sleeping on a friend's couch. The last I heard Otis Spann, Muddy's band leader had died. Muddy had been in a car accident. It was not known if Muddy could ever play guitar or perform again. Then this came roaring out in the middle of a radio broadcast and I knew both Muddy and I were going to be OK. Damn this is great. Play it LOUD.
My favorite blues song of all time. The vibe is visceral, soulful and sexy. 🔥 The groove is pounding and hypnotic (Yes, it's repetitive, but there is joy in repetition). Muddy's vocal delivery is deliciously guttural. I just love the reactions from the "audience" -- WOO! YEAH! etc. They add so much to the primal quality of the performance.
*Muddy Waters was 18 years old when he went into the studio to make this track, after it was complete he was every bit of a fully grown adult man about 39 years old*
Gracious Lord, I invoke your boundless mercy to overflow in the lives of this cherished friend and their household. May your compassion heal any wounds, mend any brokenness, and fill their days with unending joy, love, and hope.
Friend of mine saw Muddy at the Key Club - Twin Cities - 1963.......he is 78 years young.....told me Delta Blues was "Country- Hick" to the majority of African Americans back in the late 1950-s - early 1960s ......
That's the point... It's Johnny Winter, he's playing guitar and he produced the record. He wanted a "smoky, southern barroom night" kind of vibe for it.
I sure do miss the 70s and the 80s. The music today is not even the same. Sometimes I wish I could find a time machine and go back in time . Life was much easier , and everyone enjoyed life , do you love this beautiful songs?
My favorite part of this song has always been Johnny Winters yelling in the background. He has 1 job being ... Muddy's hype man and he does it well. (I know he produced and plays on the song, but you get what I mean.) This almost never happens in music today.
"One day????" So, Colin Powell, Barack Obama, Wes Moore, Tony Dungy, Tom Bradley, Harold Washington, Gen. Chappie James . . . . were all NOT respected in their day?
was lucky enough to see Muddy n his band in 1972- Muddy wearin a gold suit, red telecaster, James Cotton- Harp, Pinetop on keys, Willie Big Eyes on drums- no one has topped their performance of the blues for me in the last 44 years.
peter penklis I would never go to a concert nowadays. Not worth the money, just to hear 20,000 people yelling over just the most popular songs of the band. I want to hear the obscure shit too, damn it.
Sounds like the experience was a jem in your memory. Hell I could envision it in my mind the more I listen to it. A dimly lit bar, the air slightly hazzy with cigarrette smoke while people are gathered around old wooden tables playing cards and drinking whiskey like its the 70's.
This was THE SONG that made the film "Risky Business" when Tom Cruise started his "party" at the house. Muddy was always kick-ass in person. I had the extreme pleasure of seeing Muddy live in my hometown of Dayton OH. He appeared several times at the downtown Gilly's and I was ALWAYS there. One of the most awesome blues shows ever! Muddy was a legend.
Johnny Winter on guitar and the 'background hype'. From Beaumont, Texas. My neck of the woods. And James Cotton on harmonica, a legendary, underrated blues harp player.
Anthony-- Are staying 6 feet away from one another -wearing a mask & are you all using plenty of hand sanitizer to sanitize & clean your👂 ears after listening to Manish Boy by Muddy Waters 😁 April 22,2020
First heard (felt) this aged 14...now, nearly 70 and it STILL...'gets me...right... where I live'...'Muddy' ain't gone nowhere...he lives on in our Souls...with that awesome voice ...many thanx...
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Muddy Waters granddaughter was in my high school band. She severely underestimated how famous this guy was. Our band director flipped out when she told us.
This world is really small and weird. I live in Brazil and I have known his songs for decades. But his granddaughter has no idea of the giant who was her grandfather.
Lol. Wish I could've seen the band director's face. Lol
Mostly what my grandfather listened to was Muddy Waters and Bobby Blue Bland
It begs the question, was she also as talented?
This is actually quite common, when it's your family you humanize them. Or get all these stories "your grandfather used to sing the blues like no other" As a kid you'll just think, "oh great...(old people music, yuck)" and maybe think it's redundant.
The guy in the background yelling is the reason why I love this song. He’s got the powah
Yeeeeaaahhhh
The guy yelling in the back is the late Johnny Winter, one of the best blues guitarists of all time. He helped revive Muddy Waters career with a series of albums, including this one.
@@kimberlyjohnson8877 it takes two
Me too
STANDO POWAH
The guy yelling in the background is Johnny Winter. He produced this album and wanted to make it sound like a bar
Nice
First time I heard this song I thought it was recorded live in a bar with that one drunk guy who just won't shut the fuck up 😂😂
It def sounds like a bar
If you like the guy shouting then listen to his music , the guy is a guitar legend. Johnny Winter
He was 11 when this was released???
I think what makes this song so special is how raw it is. The guitar and harmonica are mixed perfectly to where they sound like one instrument. Muddy Waters’ voice gruffly hums over this kick ass instrumental while this guy is screaming his brain out in the background. This whole song sounds like he just walked into a bar and is performing it as everyone starts rioting. Timeless song.
'This guy' *Johnny Winters!*
But he was backing-up Muddy 'King of Chicago Blues' Waters!
Of course he was excited!
Yes indeed baby ✌️👌
@@Claymann71 I thought that sounded like Johnny lol
That's Johnny screaming. The original had a bunch of nubile young girls "screaming"...
Notice the drummer never uses cymbals.
@@Bruiser1509 nubile young girls attesting to his manliness.
The guy yelling in the back is the greatest hype man ever. 🤣
Johnny Winter!!!
JohnnyFuckingWinter!!
Johnny Winter )))) He is sooooo gooood !
Johnny winter
😂😂😂😂
I'm 10. I heard this song on the tv before my momma kissed me goodnight. I woke up with a wife, 3 kids and a shit ton of bills. Blessed 😐
🤣🤣🤣
Not the bills 🤣🤣
Daaaamn, being a grown man at 10 is a real struggle :D
#sheesh3x
Wait, who did you have the kids with....?
Blues was the birth of rock and roll
Rhythm and Blues had a baby and they named it Rock and Roll.
We know white boy.
No need to tell the obvious history
Obviously,common sense,isnt that common
Rock n Roll was The News Paper Crying Blues''Blues Read All About It)))
yo did something happen?@@jamesparry4826
George Thorogod definitely got some inspiration from this song when he wrote “Bad to the bone”
Yeah, I would say so, George took the hook sped it up and some of the lyrics
Or Elvis Presley's trouble
He copied the song
lol "Inspiration" its called Colonization get it right
And the Rolling Stones and many many more!
Muddy Waters - vocals; guitar
Bob Margolin - guitar
Pinetop Perkins - piano
James Cotton - harmonica
Willie "Big Eyes" Smith - drums
Charles Calmese - bass guitar
Johnny Winter - guitar; miscellaneous screams, shouts, yells, & affirmations
*This is the 1977 version, produced by Johnny Winter. Muddy Waters recorded the original version in 1955, but he re-recorded the song numerous times during his lifetime with different musicians & various producers -- each take slightly different, but ALL bad-ass!!!
Amen !
affirmations lmao dead
Johnny Winter is life ♡
Stea arby has number squares and speech
& ray charles?
This song would make a guy hit puberty twice
I hit puberty thrice.
I just turned 60 and passed a kidney stone damn
John Green holy shit😂😂😂
I'm 48 years old and I think I went through puberty again listening to this song.
I'm a woman and want this played at my funeral!
I discovered this song at age 73 and it turned my grey hair black.
LOL. I’m gonna try that myself Randy.
🤣 lmao...!!
i need one to give me back some hair, @56
Real talk
Got this guy to 100 likes
« If you don’t like the blues, you have a hole in your soul … » M.Waters 🙏💙🎵🎤🔥
Yeah!🎸💙🥃🙏
very well said - from queensland australia
The greatest blues song of all time.
💯
B.B. King would like a word.
Right
👌
Oh yeah Amazing
If this is played at my funeral I'll come back alive!!!!
Best believe.
😂😂😂😂
😂
316 thumb up. For god so loved the world
But now im a man! Way past 21. Im a man baby
I started listening to Muddy Waters at 15, I'm 70 now, his music has kept me alive & well.
I start listening in my mothers womb thru her pulse 😎
well let's say that thismusic kept you a 20 years old with 50 years of experience. God bless you sir!
long life to you!
You mean to tell me I've been eating all these raw eggs when I could have just been listening to Muddy Waters?
AMEN, BROTHER !
Saw him with my brother in the early 60’s at Big John’s in the East End in Chicago. I’m 83 and still haven’t recovered!! Been a blues fan since’54. Elvis fan since’56. When I’m 103, I’ll still be listening to this song!!!
Love it!
I'm kinda new to blues bro what would you recommend, I like this song a lot?
@@callumbush1you need to listen to BB King, Howlin Wolff, Robert Johnstone, Blind Willie Johnstone
Don't forget John Lee Hooker@@princeOfDenmark
@daviddembrow6346 one bourbon one scotch one beer !
0:30 that one riff has inspired more in rock n roll than anything else
That rif was handed down from slaves. Muddy said he father told him that when he taught it to him.
bad to the bone
this wasn't the first time it was used...
@@evansgateCorrect! It also was used in earlier muddy waters songs such as: Hoochie Coochie Man, Mad Love and I just want to make love to you
@@aidsisfun5214 that’s the sound you hear in every movie or show when a couple is getting ready to do it in bed….
My grandma listened to Mud daily. Before I knew my ABC’s I knew this song no lie. My grandma is 98 years old now when I go down south to see her she says, “play my blues for me”. I already know what that means. 😀 Great memories listening to this.
Your gramma knew good sound when she felt it.
Mary Lou Johnson 😮 her name is Mary Lou 😳
See, that's why gramma still living...you keep playing this song for her, she will be 198!! Muddy keep her kickin' aaaaaaaaaa..........!!!!
@@tieshabenson9982 hahaha omg
Bless her soul
My son is 1.5 years old. Today he ate his yoghurt with a spoon all by himself. This song is his new theme song. So proud.
It would of been on repeat in the house lol
Hell yeah brother
He a man...a full-grown man!
Yoghurt? More like his own poop mixed with baby food
Whatever you do, DON'T FALL ASLEEP
ONE DAY I WAS BOOOOORN
AT THE AAAAGE OF FOOOOUUUUR
MY MAMA AXED ME A QUESTION
WHAT DAFUQ ARE THOOOOSE
DUN DERUN DEUN DUN
Bwahahaha
it's great blues speaking number one
I don't listen to this often, but when I do, so do my neighbors.
Tell it
So true
And so they should make em av it
Make them fcuking have it!!!!!!
Let them deal with it
I'm eternally grateful to my father for introducing me to the blues.
RIP Dad
Sooo sorry for your loss!!
@@jonathanlatham8475 Thanks
So sorry for your loss
@mindfulness223 Way past 21.
R.I.P.
You weren't born in the wrong generation, you just like old music
My generation is not very keen to say "im a man" though...
@@shipuden97 I’m a man
@@seanm4964 stfu
Learn your history
@@shipuden97 WHEEZ
Today is my boy’s 21st birthday & I’m sending this to him so when he opens his phone he can hear it first thing! Enjoy being a MAN my son! Be a good one!!! Proud of the man you’ve become 💛
That was a nice gesture. Let’s make another one.
How did he like it?
My dear now departed uncle on the funeral day of his lovely wife, said to me - "WHATEVER YOU DO IN LIFE - JUST DO GOOD - JUST DO GOOD" = teach your son that. I can still picture my uncle - now over 30-years ago - sitting in his lounge chair whilst stuffing tobacco into his pipe on the day of the funeral - his wife - my auntie, and him saying that to me. CHEERS from AUSTRALIA
@@elvispresley3340
@@branchcovidian754He loved it 🥰
The dude yelling in the background deserved a writing credit
He got a producer credit, and performer credit. It's Johnny Winter, who's also playing guitar.
Agreed
Little Walter
That is none other than Little Walter.
He is playing harp.
Legend has it.
Chess records
Was a family.
They all played on each others sessions.
True fact.
Testimony of Keef.
When the Stones got to visit and record at Chess studio ,
Muddy was not selling any records
So Marshall Chess
Let him paint the walls of the joint to help him out !
@@justinblevins9719 It's not Little Walter yelling, it's Johnny Winter. Little Walter doesn't even play harp on Hard Again, it's Jimmy Cotton.
This song is a testament to the importance of a hypeman in your group.
Yeah boyyyyyyy!
😉😂😃
Yeeeeeeaaaaaaahhhh
Yup
This actually made me burst out laughing
The guy yelling is the greatest guitarist ever lived..rip jonny winter
Mr. Winter also produced the album on which this song is featured. Hard Again.
That's wayyy to cool!! Thank you for the knowledge!!
Met him backstage at Winter’s End festival a Out 1970. He and his band cool gentlemen. Then destroyed, total tight thrashing for about an hour.
Most amazing guitar I ever saw. And I have seen a lot.
No dead man so alive!
I met him, Howlin' and KoKo all in one night. One of the best nights of my life. I relive it often.
KoKo was the best!
Lucky
@@kailadellapenna1594 Bet that was a great night! Kinda jelly...
I played this jam while taking my 4 kids to elementary school. They had full time jobs and girlfriends by the time I picked them up.
DeadOn Merc lol
Parenting speedrun
Now that's a good one!!!
LOL😂😂😂
😆 🤣 😂 😹 yes dig
Muddy: "I'm a man!"
Dude in back: (yeah!)
As soon as I read that the song said it lol
that's Johnny Winter
@@otzfawt2698 Same happened to me! O.O
Right
Dude in the back is 1 late great Mr Johnny Winters
The guys in the background hootin & hollerin add a nice element to a already great song
Johnny Winter
Barry Shady Listen to the end when Johnny says Got That Mother Fucker !
Ok cause buddy feeling that shit
Johnny Winter made this whole s*** happened man. played guitar on this as well
@Ben Williams And back then they called it Southern Bible belt Baptist church. This is what the concerts that get put on every Sunday morning sounds like in these churches. Except there are 1000's of Johnny W's called "deacons" who are responding( call and respond). The Blues started in church..
This Rolling Stone is bad to the bone. This riff is legendary. And what a voice.
Legends say if you listen to this while walking in slow motion you turn in to a badass
I walked slower while listening to this, it was incredible
Talk the talk and walk the walk and anything is possible.
Little by slowly! Lol!
Let's say I've walked in slow motion while a guy in wheelchair was shouting at me to bloody move
He ran over my foot
That beard you see in my photo came in after listening to this song.
LOL
😂😂😂
Holy sht, you're not kidding
True
Holy shit🤯
I listen to this on the way to a job interview..come home the boss
Do it
LOL
@Legend ...and with a signing bonus! :-)
The name is Robert California.
That's funny shit
❤keep blues alive tell your family and friends and teach your kids xxx
Muddy Waters may be gone but his music still kicks ass.
th-cam.com/video/YmkKXm_KtpE/w-d-xo.html He was very kind to me!
Yeeaah darling , kicking asses from blues paradise
Hi there Mr. Front, I'm Fasil. I don't mean to judge or gatekeep, but considering your thumbnail, I just have to ask: are you lost? I get that Mr. Waters made stirring music, but I didn't think that a Black Man singing about the indignity of being called a "boy" would, you know, be your flavor of Mint Julep.
Again, it takes all kinds, and I'm of a certain Percentage myself.
@@fasillimerick7394 don't wanna be an americaaaan idioot
thank you, patriot dawn with the confederate flag pfp
The hype man in the background 😂😂😭
Mmmmmmman
cool as ice:::::::
that is Mr Johnny Winter, who produced this record and convinced Muddy to make it in the first place.
This is the 1977 version, produced by Johnny Winter, who provides the yells, screams, & affirmations. Muddy Waters recorded the original version in 1955, & re-did it several times with various producers during his lifetime, each one slightly different, but ALL bad-ass.....
The original dj kahled
"I'm a Maaaaannnnn"
"YEEEEEEEAAAAAAAAHHHHHH"
That guy yelling in the background definitely makes the song even better. FANTASTIC!!! A Gerich
My testosterone level just went up by listening to this song.
Lord God Almighty
mine too and I am woman...that aint good :-(((
Lol, dig that Chris😄👍😄
Mine didn't, wtf is wrong with me :-(
@@jimheflin1446 gotta listen in mono, that's where the mannish is located
To the person who is reading this, may God watch over you, grant you peace, and may His blessings be upon you and your loved ones eternally.
❤
Abundant blessings to you too in Jesus name Amen 🙏
Same back to you!
Just magical..I have a patient where I work who has lost most of his strength to perform daily tasks..He loves music so I often play it for him on my phone mostly TH-cam. One day I came across this song and he lit up like a firecracker..I must say now I play this song for him daily.. He's 77 years old and it's amazing how he muscle up the strength to snap his fingers when he hear this song..He even motions like he's playing the guitar..It's the sweetest thing ever ❤💙
Hello I thought you're story of your patient coming to live with this song was so nice & you seem really caring in your job,I just discovered this song while in bed,not very well and listening to a play which had this song in it and knew I had to look it up x
Your story made me weep a bit! How achingly true that many of us old-timers still have the "spark" for life long after our bodies have given out...😪
God bless you for doing such a wonderful thing.
It’s because he’s a MANE!!!!
That is freaking awesome!
greatest blues tune in ALL of history!
many better, but nice sentiment
I think I'm 'bout to pass a kidney stone!
"AhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhH!"
"OhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhH!"
"AhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhH!"
'honey are you ok in there?'
i also came from family guy
Me too
Me pee... agh I mean 3
Bruh
You saw that on family guy!
I was in a very low place when I first heard this, sleeping on a friend's couch. The last I heard Otis Spann, Muddy's band leader had died. Muddy had been in a car accident. It was not known if Muddy could ever play guitar or perform again. Then this came roaring out in the middle of a radio broadcast and I knew both Muddy and I were going to be OK. Damn this is great. Play it LOUD.
R I G H T
We just wanna scream MANNNNNN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Right on Brian. I hope you're still goin strong brother.
Brian31881- best comment ever! Str8 up!
mudder effing beautiful, brother.
Music does not get any more raw or authentic than this
Thanks Muddy for giving your music to the world!
Almost 70 years and still makes every bone tingle
My favorite blues song of all time. The vibe is visceral, soulful and sexy. 🔥 The groove is pounding and hypnotic (Yes, it's repetitive, but there is joy in repetition). Muddy's vocal delivery is deliciously guttural. I just love the reactions from the "audience" -- WOO! YEAH! etc. They add so much to the primal quality of the performance.
Great analysis....spot on..
That's Johnny Winter Hollering
This is one groove not to stay off of. It only works repetitively.
As Prince said there is joy in repetition I saw this dude years ago he was absolutely awesome
❤ Exactly!!
*Muddy Waters was 18 years old when he went into the studio to make this track, after it was complete he was every bit of a fully grown adult man about 39 years old*
Mathematically when Muddy waters was 39 Johnny Winter was 8 years old. That surely doesn't sound like an 8 year old boy in the background
Way past 21.
@@bigboymcmelo1189 That's why he was screaming. He's the Mannish Boy.
@@bigboymcmelo1189 it's the 1977 recording of this song en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hard_Again
@@bigboymcmelo1189 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Gracious Lord, I invoke your boundless mercy to overflow in the lives of this cherished friend and their household. May your compassion heal any wounds, mend any brokenness, and fill their days with unending joy, love, and hope.
One of the greatest recordings ever.
The song will NOT be the same without the guy who’s screaming in the back #fact
Johnny Winter tht is
Someone's passing a kidney stone
Muddy Waters is the godfather of the blues
This is a remake with Johnny Winters but the original is the sh*t
@@gdollzadultentertainment blues and rock n roll!!!
No joke this is the coolest thing ive ever heard
They say Muddy is still passing that stone till this day❤️❤️❤️
You can feel the passion in his voice, it's brilliant.
That is called Blues, if it has no passion or feeling, it is not the Blues.
Hello I see happiness ❤all around you,can I please share from it?
Played this song every time my grandma got in the car, her favorite song. RIP Madea.
❤😍
RIP Nana!
This is my grandmother name
♡♡♡
Your Grams sounded fun.
People this is the blues. This how it’s done. People like Clapton knew it and still do. Without these guys we got nothin IMHO!
I couldn’t say it better
On Rhythm & Blues:
"That music is a chair. You can sit on it. It will hold you up."
~John Lennon
Who in the HELL could hit the dislike button??. Y’all weren’t raised right.....
Say that shit again bro!
The guy who lost his girl to Muddy Waters.
@@mE-zx7pt True
No, thats because they ain't a man
Friend of mine saw Muddy at the Key Club - Twin Cities - 1963.......he is 78 years young.....told me Delta Blues was
"Country- Hick" to the majority of African Americans back in the late 1950-s - early 1960s ......
Recorded live in studio. No AutoTune, no digital crap. Pure feeling.
All testosterone!
ABSOLUTELY! PURE
Music elitists ahahahaha. Fuckn cringe
@@budbringer8181 They were just pointing out the quality of the recording and the "human" vibes it gives.
@@firezera He was poining out that "ugh fuck this generation. I dOnT lIkE dIgItaL cRap". It's just cringe.
Its literally impossible to listen to this without tapping your foot!!
*Stomping.
While tapping and nodding my head lol
Literally tapping my foot and nodding my head as I type this comment
When I read this I was tapping my foot...
If you aren’t you should probably check your pulse.
Saw Muddy and this band ( with Johnny and James) 3 times…..heaven!
One of the coolest blues songs ever. Yay for muddy I’m glad we have his music still
The guy in the background sounds like my dad when he is drunk and hollering. Lol miss you dad
I think it was Johnny Winter?
That's the point... It's Johnny Winter, he's playing guitar and he produced the record. He wanted a "smoky, southern barroom night" kind of vibe for it.
Hello Sheila, how are you doing? I'm Randy a music lover, I like country and oldies
I sure do miss the 70s and the 80s. The music today is not even the same. Sometimes I wish I could find a time machine and go back in time . Life was much easier , and everyone enjoyed life , do you love this beautiful songs?
Hello I see happiness ❤all around you,can I please share from it?
I played this song for my parrot and he’s now a Bald Eagle
Lmmfao!
TechnicallyToxicity 😂😂😂😂
👍😂
@@JodyBreezethc 9☺☺☺❤☺❤☺😊☺❤
Almost choked on my drink reading this...Bald Eagle...Lmao!!!
The man howling in the background I want as my life coach! He will keep me motivated that’s for sure!!!
Every man breathing should have this playing in their head when walking into situations that they are about to just kill!
Play this and pick a fight you know you’ll lose then buy the guy some bourbon
William Menjivar 😂😂😂 alright superman 😂 💪
My favorite part of this song has always been Johnny Winters yelling in the background. He has 1 job being ... Muddy's hype man and he does it well. (I know he produced and plays on the song, but you get what I mean.) This almost never happens in music today.
It does happen
@@weedsome1719 sauce or didn't happen.
One day, the Black Man will be respected as a MAN. Sing it Muddy
If you don't respect yourself ain't nobody gonna give a good cahoot naw naw naw RESPECT YOURSELF !! (POPS STAPLES)
"One day????" So, Colin Powell, Barack Obama, Wes Moore, Tony Dungy, Tom Bradley, Harold Washington, Gen. Chappie James . . . . were all NOT respected in their day?
That day has come and gone a long time ago
He already is.
Just can't sit still with this one. 22th of July 2024, who else is moving to this legendary music?
Warm greetings to you all from the Netherlands🇳🇱!
One of the best to do it!!This songs will never die.
Who in their right mind would dislike this???
Nobody thats not in their right minda
Feminists
They must not be a full grown man. I reject their rejection .
Solid Snake the dislikes ARE from snowflakes.can't find a man In their 20's
Im not a man and I'm a feminist and I like this song...
was lucky enough to see Muddy n his band in 1972- Muddy wearin a gold suit, red telecaster, James Cotton- Harp, Pinetop on keys, Willie Big Eyes on drums- no one has topped their performance of the blues for me in the last 44 years.
Checkerboard Lounge on 47th street
Lucky guy
peter penklis I would never go to a concert nowadays. Not worth the money, just to hear 20,000 people yelling over just the most popular songs of the band. I want to hear the obscure shit too, damn it.
Sounds like the experience was a jem in your memory. Hell I could envision it in my mind the more I listen to it. A dimly lit bar, the air slightly hazzy with cigarrette smoke while people are gathered around old wooden tables playing cards and drinking whiskey like its the 70's.
peter penklis U lucky👈
I played this song for my son and he became my dad
😂😂😂😂
I played this for my dad and he became my son 😎
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂👍💯👍
Nobody cares
Lol
I never ever ever ever get tired of this song.
Decades later, the song still smokes! I believe that's Johnny Winter in the background.
I always thought so but I guess I should look it up. Per Allmusic Johnny Wintet is credited on the album Hard Again
tha inventor of Rock-n-Roll Blues
Thanks to Johnny Winter for rekick starting Muddy Waters career
Any young boys thinking about becoming a woman better listen to this and grow a pair!! 💪🏻
This song never gets old......
yet it is probably one of the easiest to learn to play. The hard part is adding the feeling too it.
We all need a hype man in back cheering us on
Hoochie coochie man..yassss!!!!😁
"YEAHHHHHHH MATTSAROCKNROLLA GOOOOOOD POST"
#IMYOURHYPEMAN
The greatest blues song ever
I really don’t even consider this “blues” anymore. This is rock and lullabies.
No greatest song ever
My favourite track...ever...of anyone...
I'm 36 and nobody understands how all I can listen to is the blues. Muddy, Albert King, BB, SRV, John Lee Hooker.... I was just born with the blues.
Same here. 😎
Any recomendations to newblie in blues world, personliy i love this song
I love it. Robin Trower said something great about it, but his guitar does the singing
@@ronaldsustinovs7340 howlin wolf
@@ronaldsustinovs7340 T-Bone Walker
This was the start of rock n roll indeed ..RIP MUDDY WATERS.Also I guess the guy in the background was the first hype man sorry flavor flav
Johnny Winter in the background.
Quite a badass dude ,himself.
@@MrTheHillfolk yes he was
If you suffer from Low-T, this song has been proven to raise your levels without any harmful side effects
lol
😂😂😂
He shoots lines that will never miss now that's a man!!
Lol!!!!
No joke man mine spiked after this
This individual has made an invaluable contribution to rock and roll music-there's no question about it!
This was THE SONG that made the film "Risky Business" when Tom Cruise started his "party" at the house. Muddy was always kick-ass in person. I had the extreme pleasure of seeing Muddy live in my hometown of Dayton OH. He appeared several times at the downtown Gilly's and I was ALWAYS there. One of the most awesome blues shows ever! Muddy was a legend.
at the end you can hear muddy say 'cut that there' meaning 'put that version we just played on the record.' He knew they had just nailed it
He said “got that there” listen again
Yes, Jonathan you need to listen again
You can also year Johnny Winter say "Cut that motherf*cker!"
@@BenWillyums Muddy didn't say cut that one what are you talking about
i've heard it a thousand times, and it still put the hairs on my neck up! pure soul.
ME TOO!
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Johnny Winter on guitar and the 'background hype'. From Beaumont, Texas. My neck of the woods. And James Cotton on harmonica, a legendary, underrated blues harp player.
This is badass
Man, so fuckin more than badass.
oh ye-ah
Ain't that a M A N... Cyndy Lou in Alabama.
Screaming.... YEAAAAAAAH! or WOOOOOOOO! Ya man!
abso-fucking-lutely!!
My father used to play this for me when I was a boy. I still listen to it but now IM A MAAAAAAAAAAAN
Kyle Mckenna 🗣YEAHHHHH
The man in the background would be me if I had Muddy singing in front of me
I concur
You look so beautiful, I tried to stalk you on FB.
@@sinisterp3339 Haha!
@@humansnotai4912 😁
😂😂
This brings tears to my eyes every time. That passion can't be faked.
I played this song during quarantine , my house is full of people now.
Anthony-- Are staying 6 feet away from one another -wearing a mask & are you all using plenty of hand sanitizer to sanitize & clean your👂 ears after listening to Manish Boy by Muddy Waters 😁 April 22,2020
Sheila Davis, hahaha that’s true .
this song was stolen by george thorogood
I thought Bo Diddley wrote it. I think George had some agreement with them.
I've had this album since 70's and i am still listening in quarentine in the Philippines. Take Care.
First heard (felt) this aged 14...now, nearly 70 and it STILL...'gets me...right... where I live'...'Muddy' ain't gone nowhere...he lives on in our Souls...with that awesome voice ...many thanx...
Johnny Winter is Muddy's hype man.
YAH!!!!! Whooooo!!!! I KNOW THAS RIGHT!!
These two together are magic!
😊😊 that mans hollering and screaming in the background they was in there getting lit😂❤