Muddy Waters - Can't Get No Grindin'
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- Опубликовано: 25 авг 2024
- Muddy Waters live in Dortmund, Germany in 1976. He plays the song Can't Get No Grindin'. The band consists of Muddy Waters on vocal/guitar, Luther Johnson & Bob Margolin on guitar, Pinetop Perkins on piano, Willie "big eyes" Smith on drums, Calvin Jones on bass and Jerry Portnoy on harmonica.
this is the best muddy waters song in my opinion. i used to rock out to this song when i was a kid. my parents had the blues going all the time. so this shit just takes me back.
What a crew!! Portnoy,Muddy,Perkins
Johnson on other guitar, big eye Willie in drums
Never forget Willie Big eyes Smith and Calvin Jone's work. On stage it was HUGE. And thanks for Luther GtrJr Johnson with this nice guitar solo. Strong and delicate. As the whole band.
this was recorded in Dortmund, Germany by German TV guys. thanks soundguys, brilliant and clear as day. thanks!
When I was a kid, I was into Big Band Jazz. My mum got mixed up and bought me a Muddy Waters CD for my birthday. Never looked back!
powerful Chicago sound
Very hard to believe that after listening to this high quality....... somebody invented Rap
This is one of the best blues videos you'll ever see. You've either got it or you haven't and these guys swing! They are so enjoying it and that easy confident expression on Muddy Waters' face - King of the Blues, Jerry looks a wee bit nervous, but who wouldn't surrounded by these blues giants. Check out the original studio version 2 mins. & a bit complete with clavi type electric piano. Fantastic.
Augh, I'm obsessed with Muddy Waters...
Jovana Fung me to!!!
He's high up there for me as well.
Saw them guys about 15 times. Addicted. No rehab. Muddy's was pure magic.
What a band!! Bob Margolin, Pinetop, Portnoy....this is my fav lineup of all of Muddy's bands, possibly excepting when Cotton was in there
Please , listen to Fuzz and Big eyes. everything was on their shoulder. And they were STRONG. The sound here, even excellent, has nothing to do with the one of concert. This pair was like a troop of Jumbo planes landing on you.
Agreed , his harp break during Champagne and reefer puts the hairs on your neck into action.
If you can watch it live anywhere you see luther twitch and turn like a shock goes down his back too :-)
Oh yeah, I love this song! This is great to see, too, because this is the year that I met Muddy and this band at that time...July 4th, 1976! Lord, I miss Muddy, Pinetop, Fuzz Jones and Willie "Big Eyes" Smith! I'm so happy that we still have Luther "Guitar Junior" Johnson and Bob Margolin. I see then as often as my gig schedule allows me to.
Absolutely one of the best bands of all time!!! Not a blues band then, since or now that can compare, compete, or beat. Muddy's King!
Muchos elogios en los comentarios de este video para Muddy Waters, para su banda y para la canción. Vaya que bien merecidos. Afortunadamente existen en RUclips este tipo de videos para conocer y disfrutar esta música.
the one.....the only.....mr. muddy waters.......have mercy....i saw muddy live many times.....the crowd went totally nuts every time.....chicago blues, nothing like it.....
I love this tune! Bob Margolin's solo turns totally BAD ASS at 3:38 right through to the end of his solo! What a great feel!
The one and only Master !
He had s great band
I LOVE THIS SONG
jacob j I love all his songs.
I first heard this song about 30 years ago in a bar. The band was really having a good time playing it, and their performance of it was great. I've loved the song (and Muddy) ever since, and it always makes me smile. I have to admit, though, I thought for quite awhile that the lyrics were referring to a mule that "done broke down."
Thanks for posting!!!! One of the best songs !
This is no pickup band. These guys played a long time with Muddy ...and each other. Sounds it!!!
The Master at work, nuff said.
Pure gold!
Muddy and Jerry are Great!
Beautiful solos.
Yeah ! Muddy
Always loved this, sublime sound 👍
Jerry Portnoy
Monster!!!
Fantástic! 😊
Muddy was the baddest-ass there ever was. And always loved Jerry Portnoy's harp work.
So.. I saw Muddy live about 10 times 77.78.79……etc.. He was the master….his bands SWUNG…all R&R bands must bow before him…
Me the same. And same feelings. Don't tell me, Mr Ferranti, that it was southern France !?
I think this is about as good as it gets.Music from the soul.
How much would you pay to see this lot play tomorrow.
Unbelievable! Joyous! That's where it's at people!
Love it
Muddy Mississippi Waters was a master !
love it!
What snappy drumming :))
ho visto dal vivo nel 1983 a NY questo gruppo : suonava in un piccolo locale della lexington ed era stupendo. viva muddy.
Great stuff!
pure geniousness
the real deal
Это один из лучших блюз видео, которое вы будете когда-либо видеть. Вы либо получили его или вы еще не, и эти ребята качели! Они так пользуются и что легко уверенно выражение на лице Мадди Уотерс - Король блюза, Джерри выглядит немножко нервная, но кто не был бы в окружении этих гигантов блюз. Отъезд оригинальный студия версии 2 мин. & немного с clavi тип электрического пианино. Фантастический.!!!!!!!
Simple and pure
Right on time....
Always liked Steady Rollin' Bob Margolin. was lucky enought to play support act when this band was in Australia. He had that great fat strat tone
+martin honow In the absence of Muddy, Bob is Da Man.
The GOAT. Muddy.
Just great!
'Muddy was the best Bluesband leader ever.
He controled it all, and looked relaxed on top of that.
But don't let that fool you.
Great musicians all of 'em.
The drummer is something else.
Just try and copy his style.
It won't work I bet you.
Add the bass player, they play very close, Big Eyes and Fuzz, and on real concerts, it was like a squadron of 747 jumbos landing on you.
This is truly the father of the Blue , doin' it!
title of song is What's the Matter with The Mill
Meal
Xtra Fine. Muddy. Five Star For Sure!
THE MILL!!!! THE MILL!!!! Not the meal!!!
I LIVE THIS SONG
Love this song, love this version ! Thank you for this Post, Bluesboy89 !
"old Muds", I like that !
super!!
LOOKS good as ever at the age of 62..and was still slam'n
Thanks for posting!
This is a nickname for harmonica
woow..this rocks ,thanks for the share harvey
I had a little corn
I put it in a sack
I get to the mill
And had to bring it right back
What's the matter with the mill
Done broke down
What's the matter with this mill
Done broke down
I can't get no grinding
Tell me what's the matter with the mill
Some people said that a preacher won't steal
I caught one down in my corn field
What's the matter with the mill
Done broke down
What's the matter with the mill
Done broke down
I can't get no grinding
Tell me what's the matter with the mill
One had a bush and one had a peck
The other had the cornfield round his neck
What's the matter with the mill
Done broke down
What's the matter with the mill
Done broke down
I can't get no grinding
Tell me what's the matter with the mill
Done broke down
Done broke down
You don't know the way I feel
I got some more weevil in my corn field
What's the matter with the mill
Done broke down
What's the matter with the mill
Done broke down
I can't get no grinding
Tell me what's the matter with the mill
Almost correct lyrics . But I think it's "One had a bushel and one had a pack" (?)
Haha I'm with Dharma up top, I thought it was a "mule" that done broke down! Thank you for the correction!
Breakers!!! Thanks for post this.
tasteful music one of a kind every time one of these legends goes to be with the lord this world suffers
Mark Stokes electric man by muddy or prince!!!
dont worry if you one of the four pissed up blues fans who accidently ticked dislike, we,ve all done it
super chicago blues band!!! :-)
hey, im brazilian and this song is amazing man. hahahahahahahahahahaha blues is great hahahahahahaha the guy of the harmonica man. hahahahah very good very good.
Muddy...
MUDDY THE BLUES WATERS
R.I.P Pinetop!
@joakimhellgren
WRONG!!! That"s Jerry Portnoy on harp
Breakers!!!
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It's the mill can't get no
Grindin
We are in the minority here, but I agree. For one thing it's the first incidence of the genious "Can't help it, the girl can't help it rhythm EVUH!
@MrMephisto89 damn sure is! Pinetop too!
#ugottalisten2b4udie #muddywaters #PinetopPerkins
that guy on the harp lives near me i no him well
La versión original fue grabada por Memhis Minnie y Joe McCoy.
If your dog don't bark, I bet you got the blues lol
great version
HAY 20 QUE TIENEN 1 CORCHO EN LOS OIDOS
luther johnson was good!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
IS good!
👍👍👍🇷🇸
I thought he was sayin what's the matter with the meal.
The best one was " I thought it was, "What's the matter with Tomeel ?" Lol ........PeaceLoveBlues...spread the news.
It was meal. Corn meal.
What's the matter with the mill m i l l
huhuh sorry, I'm not from english speaking country, so I was trying to be smart... guess it hasn't worked that well lol :) but it's stil kinda strange nickname since there is the instrument that is called harp :P
Guitar Jr.
check out Portnoy on harp. Sweet sound of the harp.
Hey!! Is that Hollywood Fats??
WHAT'S THE MATTER WITH DA MILL???
Maybe it done ground to a Halt. Great Stuff by Muddy and his Band.
Done broke down
En panne
Kaputt ...
Meal
@@dsvideoWashington He's got his accent. It's Mill.
Şimdi biri bana bu adamdan çok daha kötü çaldığımı söylesin.
it's called harmonica guys, dont know why you keep sayin harp
I was hearing "what's the matter with the mule?" then looked up from my work to see the title and realized it was "the mill." Great tune! Stiller? Seinfeld? From some angles, Portnoy looks like Jon Stewart. Do all Chosen People look alike? I DO NOT MEAN THAT IN A FUCKED-UP WAY; it's a feeble early-morning joke, K?
Meal
gotta be Ben Stiller / Jerry Seinfeld on harmonica. This tune rocks..
You're too high....go da bed.
is that Ben Stiller on the Harmonica!?
ben stiller on harp!
hahah the harp player looks like BEN STILLER
He's good but I cant help but thinking that he looks like a 70's porn start...lol
Jerry Portnoy