Muddy Waters embodies the Blues😎 check out John Lee Hooker and Lightin Hopkins and you're on your way. Check out Lead Belly as well. Gotta Love the blues.
@@cshubs I've seen Johnny 3 times once in the 70's a small bar in Boston then 2 times in a small venue in Londonderry NH in the later years of his life, I was blown away every show.
My brother and I and our girlfriends saw Muddy Waters perform live at the Golden Bear in Huntington Beach, CA in 1973. An hour into the performance a harmonica blasted out from the back of the room, and my brother recognized the musician, and told me who it was, and then Muddy said, "Ladies and Gentlemen, please welcome Paul Butterfield!" And they blew the roof off!
The original recording was from 1955. This was recorded with Johnny Winter producing, playing guitar, screams and various yells! I believe this recording was done in 1967.😊✌
If you want to know just how much influence the blues and great blues men and woman had on rock and roll, this is where the Rolling Stones got their name along with the magazine Rolling Stone. There is a deep respect in rock and roll for their blues godfathers and godmothers. The Rolling Stones themselves do a killer version of this song, it's on the Love you Live album, side 3, recorded at the legendary El Macombo night club in Toronto. The Stones would play a small venue as a warm up before going on tour.
great reaction to the Master of the Blues, FYI: thats Johnny Winter playing and whooping in the background..he produced that and If you ever wanna hear some wicked blues or rock listen to him he was a true guitar genius.
This recording is from 67 with Johnny Winter producing playing guitar and various screams and yells. The original came out in 55. RIP McKinley Morganfield!💖🙏✌
Muddy said the album title, “Hard Again” was because the record came out so good, it made his little pee pee hard again. I read that somewhere around the time the record was released in 1977. Johnny Winter’s great production, guitar and vocals helped make Muddy relevant once more after he was nearly left behind. The entire release is a classic.
Blues singers came to britain in the 50s and 60s that is what was a huge influence on our bands we were all listening to it and then to see them . Another influence was Sister Rosetta Tharpe who visited in 1958 she could sing and play the guitar like no else at the time.
That's Roots Music. He brought it to Chicago from the Mississippi Delta, the home of the Blues. Did you hear him sing "Like a rolling stone"? That lyric and this man who wrote it is where the Rolling Stones took their name from. Keep in mind that Muddy Waters and Howlin Wolf and Robert Johnson are where British Blues came from, and where British Rock came from -- the Stones have a really excellent album with Muddy, and there's an amazing video of Jagger coming up on stage and performing with him in a small club in Chicago. He also was strongly influential on Eric Clapton of Cream and Derek and the Dominoes. You should also check out these other Muddy Waters songs: "Rollin' and Tumblin'," "Baby Please Don't Go," "Rollin Stone," and "I'm Your Hoochie Coochie Man." In addition to Waters, the other great original was Howlin Wolf, an amazing stage presence with an unforgettable voice.Other blues performers you might want to check out besides Waters and Wolf -- B.B. King (one of the very greatest), Robert Johnson (the first bluesman to record, reputed to have sold his soul to the devil, and strongly influential on Jimmy Page of Led Zeppelin and Keith Richards of the Stones), Son House (an early great), John Lee Hooker, Leadbelly, Mississippi Fred McDowell, Mississippi John Hurt, and Buddy Guy (the greatest living Chicago Blues Man).
Muddy Waters was one of the greatest influences to early rock starts. The Beatles, Rolling Stones, ZZ Top, Chicago, The Band and so many more all list Muddy as their bigger influences.
James, You might like some Chicago style blues as well. Albert Collins album "Ice Pickin' "is outstanding. He had his own 'patented' tuning for the guitar, as well as great lyrics.
See you got that Blues running through your veins! 😂 That's my genre right there Muddy and BB King, Albert King. My recommendation for you is Albert King and SRV playing "Born Under a Bad Sign" or "Stormy Monday" or "I'm Gonna Move to the Outskirts of Town" heck, any of all of them will do! 😊
In college I had a radio show, The Blues with Mr. Mood. Muddy is bedrock, man, bedrock. Other aces to try are Otis Rush, Albert Collins, Albert King, and Roy Buchanan.
I am a music teacher and honestly, I really wish in my heart that more black people would appreciate the Blues. It's a music that was created by African Americans and blues is African American history in song format.
Take a listen to Muddy singing this song with the Rolling Stones. The Rolling Stones got their name from this song,where Muddy sang I'm a rolling stone.
Buddy Guy is still out there doing it at 84 years old. He's about the last of the greats left of old blues. Edit: song featured in the movie Shakes The Clown.
A true innovator and one of the twentieth centuries most important musicians. This means you can name a musical style(maybe with the exception of classical), and Muddy Waters influenced it,( Blues, Country, Jazz, Rock).All the Kings from B.B. to Albert can't come close to Muddy. List the best guitarist ever, from Segovia, Django , Hendrix, to McLaughlin, and Muddy is also in their company.
Johnny Winter produced this record. Johnny loved Mud and did some great work for him. They toured with Johnny sharing guitar duties. The upgraded accommodations were a nice change from the usual. One of Muddy's band later said, " I found out what the A treatment is like." The title is a contraction of something Muddy said. He hadn't made anything like this in years and said the music they were making made his pee pee "hard again".
Please check out the 3 Kings of the Blues - Freddie King, Albert King and BB King. Musical giants who brought iconic sounds into the world upon which so much of today’s music stands.
EXCELLENT ...for my money, the definitive bluesman right here!! My oldest brother had this record and it was the first REAL blues i ever heard (not to take anything away from the younger generation who took this music to the next level). this album KICKS ASS!!! produced by Muddy's 'adopted son' Johnny Winter ...that's Johnny on guitar and assorted screams. great great stuff man
I love the blues and if you want a more recent artist to check out try Keb Mo. “I’m on your side,” “dangerous mood,” “you can love yourself,” “more than one way home.” Some of these are covers of great Robert Johnson songs. Oh, and you gotta check out the live version if possible because he puts on a great concert.
Try “I’m mad again” - the animals if you like the blues it’s a good one. Also check out some Peter Green Fleetwood Mac- “green manalishi” and “oh well pt.1” Also if you’re feeling crazy I hope to god you’ve heard of Robert Johnson but if not check him out
Love your choices of music, I just recently listened to "NIGHTWISH - Ghost Love Score" you should give it a whirl Epic vocals and slamming instrumentals Also check out anything by John Lee Hooker Where in Louisiana? I lived in Bossier City most of life
Oh yeah! Now this is my wheel house! Check out another old blues clasic called They Call it Stormy Monday. Best version is by Allman Brothers. And I listened to many versions, all good. But, Allman Brothers Version is the best. Another song One Scotch one Burbon One Beer by Gerorge Thouslgood. Great picks.
without Muddy and the other blues greats like him, there would be no Led Zeppelin, the Who, the Rolling Stones and so many more......
You could fill Taj Mahal with that statement !! Haaaaa ! Haahhhaahahaa
Had too 😂
Beatles, Bob Dylan, Hendrix, SRV, Clapton
I feel like The Who wasn’t really blues inspired until the late 60’s with young man blues but that’s about it.
There would be no Janis Joplin or Creedence Clearwater Revival OR Southern rock!
Oh the horror!
FAAAAAACTS!!!!!
Muddy Waters embodies the Blues😎 check out John Lee Hooker and Lightin Hopkins and you're on your way. Check out Lead Belly as well. Gotta Love the blues.
Don't forget Howlin' Wolf.
Don’t forget Robert Johnson, tbone walker, Charlie Patton, hound dog Taylor, or guitar slim.
This album was produced by the great Johnny Winter. That's him on guitar and hooting in the background.
I got to see Johnny play at a the Pickle Barrel in Vermont around 1991. Great show. Small venue.
@@cshubs I've seen Johnny 3 times once in the 70's a small bar in Boston then 2 times in a small venue in Londonderry NH in the later years of his life, I was blown away every show.
The irony is a black man singing a protest song to the establishment, produced by an albino.
I've seen them together seen Johnny Winter over 15 times but the best was with Muddy Waters
Love Muddy Waters King of the blues. Good Mornin Little School Girl!
My brother and I and our girlfriends saw Muddy Waters perform live at the Golden Bear in Huntington Beach, CA in 1973. An hour into the performance a harmonica blasted out from the back of the room, and my brother recognized the musician, and told me who it was, and then Muddy said, "Ladies and Gentlemen, please welcome Paul Butterfield!" And they blew the roof off!
Muddy is the real deal.Influenced countless artists
Good to hear some real blues! Mick Jagger and Muddy Waters performed this together also.
"COME UP TWO HOURS LATE" THAT SLAYS ME...GREAT CHOICE ROME....
The original recording was from 1955. This was recorded with Johnny Winter producing, playing guitar, screams and various yells! I believe this recording was done in 1967.😊✌
1976 I think
If you want to know just how much influence the blues and great blues men and woman had on rock and roll, this is where the Rolling Stones got their name along with the magazine Rolling Stone. There is a deep respect in rock and roll for their blues godfathers and godmothers. The Rolling Stones themselves do a killer version of this song, it's on the Love you Live album, side 3, recorded at the legendary El Macombo night club in Toronto. The Stones would play a small venue as a warm up before going on tour.
great reaction to the Master of the Blues, FYI: thats Johnny Winter playing and whooping in the background..he produced that and If you ever wanna hear some wicked blues or rock listen to him he was a true guitar genius.
Saw his son Mud Morganfield do this In a little club in my home city in England..... was brilliant night! The stories of his dad were so cool
That’s the origin of rock n roll, r&b, and rap right there. The great Johnny Winter produced this album. Pure greatness!!
Richie Havens singing Freedom
#OldWhiteLady here again, hey Rome Muddy Waters is one of the greatest Blues entertainers of all times. Great reaction
❤️ From South Alabama
Part of the foundation of everything since...
This recording is from 67 with Johnny Winter producing playing guitar and various screams and yells. The original came out in 55. RIP McKinley Morganfield!💖🙏✌
I love Muddy Waters
Muddy said the album title, “Hard Again” was because the record came out so good, it made his little pee pee hard again. I read that somewhere around the time the record was released in 1977. Johnny Winter’s great production, guitar and vocals helped make Muddy relevant once more after he was nearly left behind. The entire release is a classic.
Blues singers came to britain in the 50s and 60s that is what was a huge influence on our bands we were all listening to it and then to see them . Another influence was Sister Rosetta Tharpe who visited in 1958 she could sing and play the guitar like no else at the time.
That's Roots Music. He brought it to Chicago from the Mississippi Delta, the home of the Blues. Did you hear him sing "Like a rolling stone"? That lyric and this man who wrote it is where the Rolling Stones took their name from. Keep in mind that Muddy Waters and Howlin Wolf and Robert Johnson are where British Blues came from, and where British Rock came from -- the Stones have a really excellent album with Muddy, and there's an amazing video of Jagger coming up on stage and performing with him in a small club in Chicago. He also was strongly influential on Eric Clapton of Cream and Derek and the Dominoes. You should also check out these other Muddy Waters songs: "Rollin' and Tumblin'," "Baby Please Don't Go," "Rollin Stone," and "I'm Your Hoochie Coochie Man." In addition to Waters, the other great original was Howlin Wolf, an amazing stage presence with an unforgettable voice.Other blues performers you might want to check out besides Waters and Wolf -- B.B. King (one of the very greatest), Robert Johnson (the first bluesman to record, reputed to have sold his soul to the devil, and strongly influential on Jimmy Page of Led Zeppelin and Keith Richards of the Stones), Son House (an early great), John Lee Hooker, Leadbelly, Mississippi Fred McDowell, Mississippi John Hurt, and Buddy Guy (the greatest living Chicago Blues Man).
This type of music makes you want to close your eyes and roll your head slowly in time to the beat.
Muddy Waters was one of the greatest influences to early rock starts. The Beatles, Rolling Stones, ZZ Top, Chicago, The Band and so many more all list Muddy as their bigger influences.
Gotta love Muddy. One of my favorites.
It gets no better than that!
Allright, my mans, now is the right reaction..gods, the real blues..
I was told all my life that my grandmother was crazy about this man!
James, You might like some Chicago style blues as well. Albert Collins album "Ice Pickin' "is outstanding. He had his own 'patented' tuning for the guitar, as well as great lyrics.
See you got that Blues running through your veins! 😂 That's my genre right there Muddy and BB King, Albert King. My recommendation for you is Albert King and SRV playing "Born Under a Bad Sign" or "Stormy Monday" or "I'm Gonna Move to the Outskirts of Town" heck, any of all of them will do! 😊
Oh hell yes!! Muddy Waters
"Long train runnin" by The Doobie brothers.
Albert King - "I'll Play The Blues For You"
Got to dig into some more blues.
That’s one of my favorite songs!
I knew the guy that wrote that, let him use my G&L Legacy at a blue jam in Monroe, LA one night lol rip Jerry Beach
Got to check out champagne and reefer; "there should be no law for people who want to smoke a little dope"
Muddy Waters.😀😍🇨🇦
Buddy Guy and The Rolling Stones did a hell of a cover of this song together if you haven’t checked it out yet.
@@equestrianwhotravels Oh yeah,have not seen that in along time .I hope reacts too either one.🇨🇦😍
I guess thats what makes AC/DC song whole lotta Rosie so good. Very similar. Total blues background.
Johnny Winter mainly responsible for reviving Muddys career and won three Grammies. Check out Johnny Winter highway 61 revisited from captured Live
Muddy Waters voice just melts you he is one of the great Kings of soul
One of the flat-out coolest tunes I've ever heard. The vibe was insane. So much music we have heard had its roots grown thru Muddy.
In college I had a radio show, The Blues with Mr. Mood. Muddy is bedrock, man, bedrock. Other aces to try are Otis Rush, Albert Collins, Albert King, and Roy Buchanan.
There was no singular "King of Rock and Roll," but you can make an argument that Muddy Waters was the "Father of Rock and Roll."
You could play some Johnny Winter songs. He was a great blues man.
That line, "I'm a rolling stone", is where the Stones took their name from.
I am a music teacher and honestly, I really wish in my heart that more black people would appreciate the Blues. It's a music that was created by African Americans and blues is African American history in song format.
You can tell it's the good blues when your head is just bobbing back and forth to the music.
Back in the day (70's) we used to frequent the blues houses in downtown Detroit & hear some of these great blues artists live....
One of the greats....Thank you...Stay safe
This recording is from 67 with Johnny Winter on guitar and various screams and yells. The original came out in 55! RIP Muddy!💖🙏✌
welcome to one of the best genres of music ever. enjoy the ride. :)
Definitely check out Smoke Stack Lightning by Howlin Wolf!
👏👏👏👏👏👏👏. Enough said 👌
John Lee Hooker and Bonnie Rait - I'm in the mood
Now you have found the real king of blues
Welp Muddy got the Louisiana Blues if you wanna hear more home.
Take a listen to Muddy singing this song with the Rolling Stones. The Rolling Stones got their name from this song,where Muddy sang I'm a rolling stone.
Would love to see your reactions to Ram Jam "Black Betty"
Already did it
Buddy Guy is still out there doing it at 84 years old. He's about the last of the greats left of old blues.
Edit: song featured in the movie Shakes The Clown.
Also featured in Risky Business.
song was written for muddy waters by ellas mcdaniel, aka bo diddley...
You're a good man for posting this
Bad to the Bone by George Thourgood and the Destoryers comparison.
A true innovator and one of the twentieth centuries most important musicians.
This means you can name a musical style(maybe with the exception of classical), and Muddy Waters influenced it,( Blues, Country, Jazz, Rock).All the Kings from B.B. to Albert can't come close to Muddy. List the best guitarist ever, from Segovia, Django , Hendrix, to McLaughlin, and Muddy is also in their company.
BOBBY CALDWELL- WHAT YOU WON'T DO FOR LOVE
Johnny Winter produced this record. Johnny loved Mud and did some great work for him. They toured with Johnny sharing guitar duties. The upgraded accommodations were a nice change from the usual. One of Muddy's band later said, " I found out what the A treatment is like."
The title is a contraction of something Muddy said. He hadn't made anything like this in years and said the music they were making made his pee pee "hard again".
Pure blues. 😎
Please check out the 3 Kings of the Blues - Freddie King, Albert King and BB King. Musical giants who brought iconic sounds into the world upon which so much of today’s music stands.
100%
Try Muddy Waters "Champagne and Reefer"
Howlin' Wolf - smokestack lightning
Alright you got Muddy
EXCELLENT ...for my money, the definitive bluesman right here!! My oldest brother had this record and it was the first REAL blues i ever heard (not to take anything away from the younger generation who took this music to the next level). this album KICKS ASS!!! produced by Muddy's 'adopted son' Johnny Winter ...that's Johnny on guitar and assorted screams. great great stuff man
Some real dirty south blues 🔥
Also check out The Blues Had A Baby (And they named it Rock and Roll) from the same album.
Also check out the movie Adventures in Babysitting.
WOWA!!! BAD ASSSS DELIVERY
You'll enjoy Koko Taylor - The female version of "I'm a Woman"
This is such a good album. The harp playing on it is amazing.
I love the Delta Blues
Muddy Waters is the SOURCE for all great rock!!!! RESPECT!! Check out the very sexy and great blues singer and guitarist Miss Bonnie Raitt.
Produced by JOHNNY WINTER another GOAT
Muddy Waters- Hoochie Coochie Man, Got my Mojo Workin
Try Robert Cray, Phone Booth, time makes two (live at Crossroads), Smoking Gun,
hoochie chooie man is one of his best
Howlin wolf dude. Also lighting Hopkins
try Muddy Waters "You Can't Lose WHat You Ain't Never Had" and BB King "Lucille"
You have to check out Buddy Guy... best blues guitarist hands down!!
No thumbs down yet! Great song!
Without Muddy Waters there would not have been Stevie Ray Vaughan because he was one of the frat blues players that inspired Stevie.
EVERYBODY LOVES THE BLUES, just so sad nobody knows it anymore....
The song that launched a thousand bands
definitely check out Lightnin Hopkins - coolest cat that ever lived
Still one of the greatest blues riffs of all time.. this had to be a panty dropper when it came out..
finding that mojo' brother? we see ya :)!
Please react to one of his Cadillac Records label mates - Howlin' Wolf's song "Smokestack Lightning" (recorded version)
I love the blues and if you want a more recent artist to check out try Keb Mo. “I’m on your side,” “dangerous mood,” “you can love yourself,” “more than one way home.”
Some of these are covers of great Robert Johnson songs. Oh, and you gotta check out the live version if possible because he puts on a great concert.
True pimp real shit
I adore this song, please do more blues!
Bob Marley - Redemption Song
Muddy Waters, real name McKinley Morgenfield, was THE MAN of the Blues, just ask Mick Jagger and Robert Plant. They were rock and roll singers.
Try “I’m mad again” - the animals if you like the blues it’s a good one.
Also check out some Peter Green Fleetwood Mac- “green manalishi” and “oh well pt.1”
Also if you’re feeling crazy I hope to god you’ve heard of Robert Johnson but if not check him out
Try Howling Wolf and J Lee Hooker.
One of the Greats. Check out Big Mama Thornton.
Love your choices of music, I just recently listened to "NIGHTWISH - Ghost Love Score" you should give it a whirl Epic vocals and slamming instrumentals
Also check out anything by John Lee Hooker
Where in Louisiana? I lived in Bossier City most of life
BIG Mama Thornton!!
Pick any song - though the original recording of Hound Dog is a 20th century classic.
Oh yeah! Now this is my wheel house!
Check out another old blues clasic called They Call it Stormy Monday.
Best version is by Allman Brothers.
And I listened to many versions, all good. But, Allman Brothers Version is the best. Another song One Scotch one Burbon One Beer by Gerorge Thouslgood. Great picks.