What you have to love about The Stones is that it started with their pure love of music, and especially the blues.When they got to America they couldn't believe that all the great Bluesmen were almost completely disregarded,and to give them their dues, they helped to re-establish their reputation in the eyes of the public there.
Mr.Jagger is a London School of Economics grad - Smart cookie..England does have a fantastic school system and talent sniffing system..High IQ's .. ,yes a love of music brings talent into the field .. They see a window and avoid the stuffy 5am to 9pm job at a cold office , lordly ruling the coal distribution into the *furnace
I do agree. There's "white boy blues" and its mostly awful but these guys were the first in class generation of European white musicians who took their reference directly from the masters (who were still alive). A "real" bluesman like Gallagher or Green or Clapton .. they took it and moved it on for a new generation and they did make it fresh again. You just don't really see that in modern revisions. Its either a homage or a cover of something the white boys did. Its rarely if ever from European Caucasians either. You almost feel like black folks just moved on from it for obvious reasons and created new things (Hip Hop, Funk, Soul etc etc etc etc) but whenever I revisit it personally I can't help but lament what has been forgotten.
i love how mick jagger just lets the music flow through him and doesn't care how it comes out. That's what the blues is to me, pure honest emotion. In this case, that emotion is cocaine
We say this but if somebody like Justin Bieber was to do this today? He'd be destroyed by social media. And let's be real here, Mick was high as a kite and even the rhythm section was smiling at his antics. Still a great performance.
I got dressed to go to the checkerboard lounge that night, no knowing the Stones would show up. I got to tired and went to bed. This is a gig I am very sorry to have missed. Here is what I just found online. "The club opened in 1972, with Buddy Guy as its first act, and on November 22, 1981, it hosted its most famous night when Muddy Waters and his band were joined by Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, Ronnie Wood, and Ian Stewart from the Rolling Stones, along with Buddy Guy, Blues harmonica legend Junior Wells, and guitarist Lefty Dizz for a night of pure blues."
Olá do Brasil! Sou músico e confesso que fui às lágrimas de felicidade de emoção e felicidade ao encontrar tal vídeo épico entre um encontro mágico entre monstros do MUNDO musical. Etnias diferentes, culturas diferentes, idades diferentes ( MAS COMPORTANDO SE COMO CRIANÇAS BRINCANDO EM GRUPOS FALANDO A MESMA LÍNGUA DENTRO DE UMA LOJA DE DOCES) ! FODASTICO DEMAIS SEM PALAVRAS!
A gracious man. Most of the legendary bluesmen were appreciative to the younger musicians who kept them going, and, in some cases, brought them back from complete obscurity. Mud died a couple of years later.
......People who were present in this room that evening are the luckiest in the world, that is just amazing ✨ Pure talent and emotions, raw energy, good vibes, real groove... A magical moment of harmony and connection. I can't imagine what Keith was thinking in his head at this moment ; he's where he always wanted to be, in his element, just paradise for him
And the Rolling Stones got to perform with their idol. The rolling stones got their wish fulfilled. When they started listening to Myddy via rare recordings in England before they themselves became world famous. Rolling stones are mega influenced by Myddy. Just listen to their early music. Incredible talent by The Roling Stones and especially Muddy Waters. Look at that smile. A kid in a candystore with unlimmited amount of pennies. 🙂
Imagine showing up at the Checkerboard Lounge for a night out, and being treated to music from Muddy Waters, with a cameo appearance by the Rolling Stones. Priceless!
I think Muddy was very grateful for the exposure that bands like the stones brought to his music. He got some very well deserved record sales after the British bands started playing his stuff. This is an amazing video.
I never heard of muddy waters before I watched these. Wow! I never really watched jagger as a kid. ("Could make a dead man cum" turned me off as a kid that had to deal with sick old f's bothering me.) But this incredible.
You can see right here that at these moment its not about fame, money( i mean look at the size of the crowd) or any any of that shit . these is just for the pure love unadulterated passion of the blues.
Muddy Waters, a man so confident, a man who is da man so bad that he can call Mick Jagger up on stage next to him and still dominate. NOW that is the definition of , da man
@@cathyleatherman3097 but its my generation of music. as sad as that is u just have to accept it. sure it fuckin sucks but its just what we heard growing up. kids like me (not to say we are special) can still love and spread this music to our friends tho
The Stones are every single bit as real as Muddy Waters. Each are the originators in what they do and they both do it magnificently. It's the father with his children and sometimes the children add something else and new to what the father does while remaining true to the original. Respect all around.
I don't know why this (and the other Chequerboard Lounge) vids, don't have more likes and views. This is more than pure gold from the Blues archives. Keep going back to these over and over again.
I really love this show when muddy called everyone’s name and invited them to play this blues music together, it’s not like a concert anymore but a party of blues.
I AM JUST SO THRILLED AND GLAD ALL THIS WAS CAPTURED ON VIDEO AND PRESERVED FOREVER TO BE SEEN OVER AND OVER , ESPECIALLY FOR THE YOUNGER UP AND COMING SINGERS , MUSICIANS , AND BANDS STARTING OUT ON THIER OWN SO THEY CAN SEE REAL WORKING SINGERS , MUSICIANS , AND BANDS DO THIER THING LIVE , WITH THE BEST OF THE BEST !!!!!!!!!
Muddy never leaves any doubt that this is his turf, and these young fellows are just guests. Mick and Keith must have been pinching themselves. This is the man whose records they used to trade when they were penniless teenagers in London. They named their band after one of Muddy's songs. What a night!
ruclips.net/video/32YQYJuxyn0/видео.html It's 100 years since Muddy Waters was born! "Now when I was a young boy, at the age of 5 My mother said I was gonna be the greatest man alive" Thank you Muddy!
Muddy is, literally, the "real father" of the Rolling Stones. Great video of an incredible moment. I really enjoyed Muddy & friends alive on stage all together. My regards and thankfullness from Venezuela...PLEASE, PRAY FOR OUR FREEDOM!!!!!!
I'd slice off a finger, maybe a toe too....just to be in this room and witness this legendary live performance on that cold november night in Chicago, cold one in hand watching the best of the best.........
I love this performance--a lot of young Brits in the 1950s (like the Beatles & Stones) were influenced by American rock'n'roll & blues music, but it's a shame that the blues artists they idolized didn't make as much money singing their songs as did the Stones.
From their early days in America, Jagger told anybody in every interview how they got their name: They picked it from a Muddy Waters' song.... THIS ONE !
You do realize that when Muddy Waters and many of our blues legends were coming to be, that in their own country they were not nearly as cherished and appreciated as they were in Great Britain and abroad. The essential Stones grew up worshiping this guy. To be on the stage with him, I wish I could put that feeling in a bottle to break open when life seems dull and uninspiring.
it's awesome to watch the crowd just take it in and enjoy the moment. if this moment happened now the crowd would be jamming the stage with their phones trying to get pictures of it and watching it through their iphone screens as they recorded it and then proceeded to tell everyone they knew "how amazing it was" as the moment was still happening. the end.
AWESOME! I am still shaking off my temble skin after watching this incredible video. Indeed, God must have put a hand on this place that night, and made it one of the best "soul and blues" performances of all times.
I was fortunate to see Muddy Waters two or three times in the mid-70's. My mother was good friends with his harp player at that time, Jerry Portnoy, who later went to work with Eric Clapton.
Me too. But it wasn't a concert, just a supposedly impromptu visit of the Stones to Waters' club. It was amazing. Such a thing would never happen again.
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Mick and the boys were like kids in a candy store. Pure, childlike joy.
The Mersh wouldn’t you be though?... I know I would 😊
Thought its candy factory 😉
Mick and the boys loved them some blues.
Waar blijft de tijd tikt maar door ! Onvergetelijk R.I.P Muddy Waters ❤🇳🇱🙏🎸🎸🎸🎤 Jaar 2022.Tijd 23:53 UUR AVOND .
Yes right !! 😁❤️
To whoever had the idea to make and record this, my eternal gratitude. :D
Yes they are the best 👌
This is part of a larger DVD, it should be on youtube.
It's hard to believe that I can watch something as great and rare as this..........for free..........dam I love youtube!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Tom Winkelman - Not very rare actually, it's officially available on DVD...
Pure magic
Absolutely 💯
Keep It Free.
Yea!!!😍
What you have to love about The Stones is that it started with their pure love of music, and especially the blues.When they got to America they couldn't believe that all the great Bluesmen were almost completely disregarded,and to give them their dues, they helped to re-establish their reputation in the eyes of the public there.
Yes, Budy Guy said that the Stones covers put those bluesmen on mainstream media.
Mr.Jagger is a London School of Economics grad - Smart cookie..England does have a fantastic school system and talent sniffing system..High IQ's .. ,yes a love of music brings talent into the field .. They see a window and avoid the stuffy 5am to 9pm job at a cold office , lordly ruling the coal distribution into the *furnace
I do agree. There's "white boy blues" and its mostly awful but these guys were the first in class generation of European white musicians who took their reference directly from the masters (who were still alive). A "real" bluesman like Gallagher or Green or Clapton .. they took it and moved it on for a new generation and they did make it fresh again.
You just don't really see that in modern revisions. Its either a homage or a cover of something the white boys did. Its rarely if ever from European Caucasians either.
You almost feel like black folks just moved on from it for obvious reasons and created new things (Hip Hop, Funk, Soul etc etc etc etc) but whenever I revisit it personally I can't help but lament what has been forgotten.
They gave America their own music back!
@@cgavin1What the Rolling Stones did was update the blues
Godfather of the blues' and rock and roll.....with his godsons. Beautiful.
最高です。
Still listening in 2024! Best collab ever!!!!
RIP Muddy Waters (April 4, 1913 - April 30, 1983)
You will be remembered as a legend.
Oh I didn't remember he passed that soon after this. Though was more years, looking so energetic in this. But indeed, RIP among other legends.
This is the song that Brian Jones got the name Rolling Stones
i love how mick jagger just lets the music flow through him and doesn't care how it comes out. That's what the blues is to me, pure honest emotion. In this case, that emotion is cocaine
esta mas duro que el martillo de thor
Jajjajajajajajajjaja. Hacia como q tenia un chicle porq no podia mas. Pero que groso todo.
I've always thought Jagger and Jim Morrison were similar in that sense
We say this but if somebody like Justin Bieber was to do this today? He'd be destroyed by social media. And let's be real here, Mick was high as a kite and even the rhythm section was smiling at his antics. Still a great performance.
@@crispinfrancis1 I'm high now and I say: don't mention Bieber here man...just don't;)
I got dressed to go to the checkerboard lounge that night, no knowing the Stones would show up. I got to tired and went to bed. This is a gig I am very sorry to have missed. Here is what I just found online. "The club opened in 1972, with Buddy Guy as its first act, and on November 22, 1981, it hosted its most famous night when Muddy Waters and his band were joined by Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, Ronnie Wood, and Ian Stewart from the Rolling Stones, along with Buddy Guy, Blues harmonica legend Junior Wells, and guitarist Lefty Dizz for a night of pure blues."
Too bad Dizz didn't get to play guitar and Junior didn't blow any harp -- at least not during the segment that was filmed.
Olá do Brasil! Sou músico e confesso que fui às lágrimas de felicidade de emoção e felicidade ao encontrar tal vídeo épico entre um encontro mágico entre monstros do MUNDO musical. Etnias diferentes, culturas diferentes, idades diferentes ( MAS COMPORTANDO SE COMO CRIANÇAS BRINCANDO EM GRUPOS FALANDO A MESMA LÍNGUA DENTRO DE UMA LOJA DE DOCES) ! FODASTICO DEMAIS SEM PALAVRAS!
A gracious man. Most of the legendary bluesmen were appreciative to the younger musicians who kept them going, and, in some cases, brought them back from complete obscurity. Mud died a couple of years later.
"Everything gonna be alright this morning..."
A m A z I n G R o C k !!!!
Muddy Waters !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
¡¡¡Qué BLUES se marca Muddy Waters con los Stones!!!!
This is a co-star of the best. Perfect！muddy&stones*\(^o^)/*
Be alright, too, babe - I wanna sing with you!
Buena catedra, exelente
Are you fucking kidding me? This is one of the most amazing encounters ever on this planet EVER!!!!
DEANNA WOLFF! ILOVE YOU! PLEASE MARRY ME!
No auto tune no bs… just real music. I love it 🤘🏼
The bit where Ronnie 'loaned' his guitar to Buddy Guy really made me happy from the inside. What a galaxy of stars.
The Father of Blues and the son(s) of Rock N Roll... what a great performance!
Gosh this is a piece of heaven.. this room was full of legends
Who are the other legends besides muddy and the stones?
Buddy Guy...
Absolutely kari
And last but not least.... Jay fucking Leno
🎸🤘
Muddy Waters playing with his kids😉 Masterpiece!!
This is why The Rolling Stones are the greatest band on earth. Just watch them swimming with a blues legend. ******* !!!!
......People who were present in this room that evening are the luckiest in the world, that is just amazing ✨ Pure talent and emotions, raw energy, good vibes, real groove... A magical moment of harmony and connection. I can't imagine what Keith was thinking in his head at this moment ; he's where he always wanted to be, in his element, just paradise for him
And the Rolling Stones got to perform with their idol. The rolling stones got their wish fulfilled. When they started listening to Myddy via rare recordings in England before they themselves became world famous. Rolling stones are mega influenced by Myddy. Just listen to their early music. Incredible talent by The Roling Stones and especially Muddy Waters. Look at that smile. A kid in a candystore with unlimmited amount of pennies. 🙂
Imagine showing up at the Checkerboard Lounge for a night out, and being treated to music from Muddy Waters, with a cameo appearance by the Rolling Stones. Priceless!
I'm watching this video, grinning like a fool with tears in my eyes.
Same
Marko Horvat oh yes 36 Puerto Rico
i just discover this video. i feel the same! such a amazing discover
@@patsunderhus,same here
I bet it was a heck of surprize party in that lounge club.. damn i so wish i was there..
I think Muddy was very grateful for the exposure that bands like the stones brought to his music. He got some very well deserved record sales after the British bands started playing his stuff. This is an amazing video.
I never heard of muddy waters before I watched these. Wow! I never really watched jagger as a kid. ("Could make a dead man cum" turned me off as a kid that had to deal with sick old f's bothering me.) But this incredible.
He can certainly stand on his own. Jagger has timing. And nobody wrecked him with dancing lessons.
Crazy talent.
wilson_1984 and that detracts from master n apprentice you think? 😂
they learned from him , its what muddy brought to them
You can see right here that at these moment its not about fame, money( i mean look at the size of the crowd) or any any of that shit . these is just for the pure love unadulterated passion of the blues.
Lj Echols
Absolutely right !!!!! THE pure Blues
...not where it was spawned but deffo where it grew up, in the dives and speakeasy culture.
If there was ever a gig you could travel back in time too, THIS would have to be it!!! Too Epic for words!!!
The Stones had been around 20 years but enjoyed it like little kids, and rightly so. They still show tribute to where they come from
LOOK! Actual musicians who make their own music and can play an instrument, no auto-tune, no lip syncing, NO BULLSHIT
🤣🤣
Muddy Waters, a man so confident, a man who is da man so bad that he can call Mick Jagger up on stage next to him and still dominate. NOW that is the definition of , da man
Yes indeed!!!
Yep. Not sure how many times the Stones were star struck lol
ME AND MY KIDS.. 👌
Shouldn't that be the other way around?? Why shouldn't Muddy be the dominant one. After all, he came first!
No one dominate here, it,s just about having fun with music.
The fact that a Justin bieber song has a billion views and this doesn't is absolutely disgusting. Possibly the best piece of music ever made .
Quality is the gift of the few. How many see Shakespeare and Moliere compared to Friends?
That always amazes me ! Real music just is not around anymore ❤️
@@cathyleatherman3097 but its my generation of music. as sad as that is u just have to accept it. sure it fuckin sucks but its just what we heard growing up. kids like me (not to say we are special) can still love and spread this music to our friends tho
If I can, I want to go back and born in this era of stones, Beatles, Led Zeppelin, muddy,!
time is everything and maybe the fact we didnt have the internet then and did not need it.
I hope the audience truly understands what they are seeing! Freaking awsome 👏👏👏
Imagine being in that crowd? I'll bet those people remembered that night for the rest of their lives. Just awesome.
Stones are good but Muddy Waters is the real thing!
Kinda
Correct!
The Stones would agree with you.
Jagger's not fit to lace Muddys boots.An insincere patronising tw@t IMO.Apart from that though...
The Stones are every single bit as real as Muddy Waters. Each are the originators in what they do and they both do it magnificently. It's the father with his children and sometimes the children add something else and new to what the father does while remaining true to the original. Respect all around.
I don't know why this (and the other Chequerboard Lounge) vids, don't have more likes and views. This is more than pure gold from the Blues archives. Keep going back to these over and over again.
heliopolis29 I NEVER get tired of this.
Muddy~"Sing Son" And so it came to be. Godammit.
the Stones are in heaven right here
The Chemistry between the Stones & Muddy Waters is awesome
Heavenly Father, bless everyone with protection and safety. Keep them from harm and guide them on their journey.
Pure Gold Muddy Waters , The Rolling Stones, Buddy Guy and Junior Wells ...You would kill to be in that room! 😇😎👏❤💯
I wish I had been there!
This is the best performance of all time
You might have some competition with Muddy's version of the same song in The Last Waltz.
Absolute classic
Muddy Waters and the Stones sharing the same stage is a musical experience that will never,ever be forgotten 🎉🎉. They just fit together perfectly 🎉🎉
Clips like this is the real value of youtube.
I really love this show when muddy called everyone’s name and invited them to play this blues music together, it’s not like a concert anymore but a party of blues.
You know its good when you get chills just listening to it
I AM JUST SO THRILLED AND GLAD ALL THIS WAS CAPTURED ON VIDEO AND PRESERVED FOREVER TO BE SEEN OVER AND OVER , ESPECIALLY FOR THE YOUNGER UP AND COMING SINGERS , MUSICIANS , AND BANDS STARTING OUT ON THIER OWN SO THEY CAN SEE REAL WORKING SINGERS , MUSICIANS , AND BANDS DO THIER THING LIVE , WITH THE BEST OF THE BEST !!!!!!!!!
This is amazing. Mick Jagger is just looking at Muddy in awe. I bet the afterparty was fun.
That's the power and influence of the great Muddy Waters being able to summon the Stones one by one on stage.
how cool is that mick is really enjoyin himself
I love how Muddy starts the song sitting and ends up dancing
Muddy Waters, the reason I love blues today! !!!
Muddy never leaves any doubt that this is his turf, and these young fellows are just guests. Mick and Keith must have been pinching themselves. This is the man whose records they used to trade when they were penniless teenagers in London. They named their band after one of Muddy's songs. What a night!
Black Blues Men + Grateful British Invasion Band = A memorable night in music history! Loved it!
that greatful British band fed them and dont forget it, real history
Everything's gonna be alright this morning
its only r&b and i love it
Beautifull
Thanks guys!! Have a great evening and Friday/Saturday?? xo
Bei tempi,le migliori performance del rock&blues
Go boys!
" THE MUDDY STONES ! " Pure soul music
Muddy, Buddy & Junior together on stage is everything for me. This pleased my soul.
I'm 71years young. The Stones are still great. What a time to be alive. Such Wonderfull Music of the time. Happy days. Ahead.
Muddy Waters is truly the one and only Godfather of the blues.
Just plain PRICELESS!!!
I would have given my right arm to see this!!!!
or at least a nut
Big Mick looks star struck.... awesome meeting of legends here!
ruclips.net/video/32YQYJuxyn0/видео.html
It's 100 years since Muddy Waters was born!
"Now when I was a young boy, at the age of 5
My mother said I was gonna be the greatest man alive"
Thank you Muddy!
Happy Birrtｈday Muddy!
*100* Happy Birthday *Muddy Waters*.
I visited Muddy Waters café with a group.
Excellent Music Video-Magnificent!!
Greatest Blues Artist!
Awesome!
*_Amazing_*
LOVE THIS!
This is the best of the best!
Best Concert of the entire World. Ever.
Muddy was very gracious.
Donald Peoples The Stones did raise awareness of many of America's unknown heroes.
Donald Peoples the stones,posers?your idiot! the stones do nothing but support the blues.they made these guys known.
Muddy is, literally, the "real father" of the Rolling Stones. Great video of an incredible moment. I really enjoyed Muddy & friends alive on stage all together. My regards and thankfullness from Venezuela...PLEASE, PRAY FOR OUR FREEDOM!!!!!!
With Robert Jonshon, Jimmy Reed, Buddy Holly, Chuck Berry and some others.
63 and still crazy about this 💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾
Here is a collab I didn’t know I needed in my life ❤
The stones are like a bunch of giddy school children on that stage. Why wouldnt you be. Damn this is so cool.
Them boys having a good ol time!
I'd slice off a finger, maybe a toe too....just to be in this room and witness this legendary live performance on that cold november night in Chicago, cold one in hand watching the best of the best.........
Frank Hilb me too
i'd slice off a limb
That's a bit extreme.....
I would slice off one of your fingers to be there as well! In all seriousness, this is beyond amazing
He'll yeah brother
I love this performance--a lot of young Brits in the 1950s (like the Beatles & Stones) were influenced by American rock'n'roll & blues music, but it's a shame that the blues artists they idolized didn't make as much money singing their songs as did the Stones.
From their early days in America, Jagger told anybody in every interview how they got their name:
They picked it from a Muddy Waters' song.... THIS ONE !
@@gavinst.clairthedefiningmo9985*correction - Brian did. Also Brain picked it from Muddy's 'Rollin' Stone', not Mannish Boy
2020 year of covid19 ..still keeping it alive
Yes, for a full 10 minutes there was no virus or politics. And all I wanted, was to be in that bar drinking and smoking.
@@lindamcclain5569 Yes, nothing can replace this feeling. Take care, Greeting from Berlin / Germany
The Real Deal...
@@lindamcclain5569 Brasil..Blues..PowerFull Music, Black Lives Matter protest in your area this week ...
@@lindamcclain5569 oh God me too!
You do realize that when Muddy Waters and many of our blues legends were coming to be, that in their own country they were not nearly as cherished and appreciated as they were in Great Britain and abroad. The essential Stones grew up worshiping this guy. To be on the stage with him, I wish I could put that feeling in a bottle to break open when life seems dull and uninspiring.
it's awesome to watch the crowd just take it in and enjoy the moment. if this moment happened now the crowd would be jamming the stage with their phones trying to get pictures of it and watching it through their iphone screens as they recorded it and then proceeded to tell everyone they knew "how amazing it was" as the moment was still happening. the end.
+Irish Highlander Why aren't you special. Have a cookie for your troubles.
Wow. The way you articulated is exactly how I picturise today's generation by large. And the icing was "while the moment was still happening".
AWESOME! I am still shaking off my temble skin after watching this incredible video. Indeed, God must have put a hand on this place that night, and made it one of the best "soul and blues" performances of all times.
Muddy tells Mick, "I hear ya son" fuggin classic.
I was fortunate to see Muddy Waters two or three times in the mid-70's. My mother was good friends with his harp player at that time, Jerry Portnoy, who later went to work with Eric Clapton.
Lägender dieses Video ich habe es unzählige Male angeschaut bei jedesmal ist es ein Genuß so tolle muziker zu sehen❤🥰🙏
Just a bunch of damn legends up on that stage .
They're respecting each other as equals... no doubt about it. Great to see.
priceless in everyway harmony in progress show the world how we should all come together as one show racism the door and lock it tight
Probably the greatest moment in The Rolling Stones career and I bet they are still riding that high.
Dumbest comment on this post.
Thanks for the quality of the sound men 🎉, only legends
What a wonderful song I love the blues, The Stones and Muddy Waters!
Amazing night, Rolling Stones and Muddy...the music is magic...
WHAT A PRIVILEGE TO LISTEN TO THIS UNIQUE MOMENT!!!
Thank you
Just Gotta Love the Love! No Color Barriers Here just Love, Love, Love. Thats the way it Should Be!
I cant believe this happened.
this is my favorite song
I really appreciate the rolling stones now
i love how mick and muddy are just hyping eachother up!!! its badass!!!!
One of the coolest ever...Muddy actually makes them turn their amps down when he sings....
Aww have mercy!!!
This song is my greatest song of all time. RIP MUDDY WATERS.
Muddy does his thing. Jagger dances around the edge. And then comes Buddy Guy.
Jagger, surrrounded by Muddy, Buddy Guy, and then Junior Wells . . . I'm surprised he had the balls to even *TRY* to sing the blues in that company!
Muddy, Lefty, Buddy, Junior and Mick. Amazing
When they first came on Mick looked a little hesitant, tentative and in awe, by this song he’s cutting loose!
Praise be...Muddy is the Man. My hands are up. Lordy! Lordy! Have Mercy. Praise Be!!
I would have loved to been there at that concert
Me too. But it wasn't a concert, just a supposedly impromptu visit of the Stones to Waters' club. It was amazing. Such a thing would never happen again.
Pra mim o muddy Waters é o maior Bluesman de todos o tempos!
I love how much fun they’re having ❤️ ain’t them some mans
I love it when Muddy comes out of his chair to stand up to Mick.
I had the pleasure of meeting & talking to Muddy in 1965 at the Cafe au Go-Go in N.Y.C.
This is a record for the ages to come
I am a maaaaaaaaaaan