Muddy Waters - Louisiana Blues
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McKinley Morganfield (April 4, 1913 -- April 30, 1983), known as Muddy Waters, was an American blues musician who is considered the "father of modern Chicago blues". He was a major inspiration for the British blues explosion in the 1960s and is ranked No. 17 in Rolling Stone magazine's list of the 100 Greatest Artists of All Time.
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Buddy Guy brought me here, he said this is where Hendrix got the inspiration for Voodoo Child! I heard it almost instantly
same with me bro... This is so cool
Tonight I listened to Mozart's d minor concerto, Beethoven's b major concerto, John Coltrane's Ellington versions, and Muddy Waters Blues, these guys, all on the same degree of cultural pride and perfection.
Probably the most perfect blues performance of all time, musically and lyrically. Bob Dylan can sing thousands of words, but nothing in that comes close to Muddy's opening line in this. At the time he recorded this Muddy had moved some years earlier from Mississippi to Chicago, but anywhere in the South, such as Louisiana and Mississippi was to him 'way behind the Sun' . Muddy and his audience, who had largely moved North to Chicago, still retained a longing for the South and its voodoo and its old ways. This brief song's lyrics contain almost perfect word pictures and the accompaniment by Muddy on his guitar and Little Walter on his harmonica are also sheer perfection. The only thing that, for me, matches it in all of American popular music for its sheer concise perfection is Louis Armstrong's West End Blues from 1928, with Earl Hines on piano playing the 'other voice'. I have loved both of those pieces of music for over half a century, and maybe I am a bit biased, but nothing I have heard in that time has exceeded those two iconic pieces. They and Duke Ellington's Cottontail were the first pieces that I played at the beginning of the new century 22 years ago, to celebrate the music of the 20th Century.
Traditional blues is the most emotionally expressive music. .. Simply the best.
Pure gold.
Had to listen to this for school
Ja, Muddy ....er ist der Blues durch und durch.....!
This should have been part of the True Detective Season 1 Soundtrack
For real!!! An awesome track with just the proper content for the series.
Мадди Уотерс super bluesman.
Absolutely superb.
es música del alma del espíritu ..AMO ESTA MUSICA ...GRACIAS .AGUAS PANTANOSAS X TU ARTE Y CULTURA☮☮☮☮☮✌☯️☯️☯️☯️☯️
de la vrai musique j'adore le blues
Take me with you, man
Masterpiece
...Take me with you when you go....1:44 and ME too...
Classic!
du Blues comme on aime l'entendre cela fait du bien de réécouter de très bon classique de notre Louisiane lointaine
LA LEYENDA EL MAESTRO ...AMO ESTA MUSICA ...☮☮☮☮☮☮☮☮☮☮☮✌
Doesn’t get better than this
muddy waters vive ✌✌✌
Vai Brasil!
THE master.
the perfect song when you stop to quit smoking
Quite like Flower Travellin’ Band’s rendition of this
With the great Little Walter!
I smoke my Luckies to this
smoooth grove
the really father of Chicago Blues!
He's from Mississippi.
@@GabrielNach yes, but he is known for been the father of Chicago Blues
@@cauemachadosilva6208 I didn't think you'd read the comment.
@@GabrielNach i did, but i'm thinking now that you've never search for his life and history
He started making his records in the Chess Records, that is located in Chicago, Illinois. So his style of playing blues was named Chicago Blues, he defined this sub genre in this kind of music.
@@cauemachadosilva6208 I know all about him, I just said he was born in miissippi
little Walter harmonica ? take me with ya man when you go .
Yea there's only one riff in that song played in about 15 different ways.. definately LW
du bon blues a l'ancienne
Which buddy and which guy😂✌🏼
My friend these remasters are the album of the year for me.... i have the chess box and the difference is night and day... maybe Cobra records Otis Rush material next???
I'm goin' down in Louisiana
Be, be, behind the sun
I'm goin' down in Louisiana
Honey, behind the sun
Well, you know I just found out
Its not be,be its baby lol
Yeah man screwing up such a simple blues song😅
It's like this I'm going to Louisiana baby behind the song I'm going in Louisiana honey behind the song well you know i just found out my trouble just began and then it goes on with I'm going to new Orleans hm give me a mojo hand I'm going down to New Orleans hm give me a mojo hand and then the guy in the background says oh take me with you man when you're going and then he says in the last phrase well to you all good-looking women have to treat your man and in the end he says let's go back to new Orleans boys
It's so simple
@@mr.k3424 also not behind the song behind the SUN
Recorded and released by Muddy in October 1950. Little Walter on harp?
Isn't that junior wells at 1:44?
It's Little Walter, he's also playing the harp in most of Muddy's classics
12 people are lyin no good hoochies LOL
Блюз в чистом виде.
what key is the harmonica?
is D my friend and its not that difficult if u know basic stuff,like bends and chords
the inspiration for the "voodoo child"?
You should search for Rollin' stone by Muddy , there you can clearly hear where voodoo Came from !
@@sennerombaut850 I've read that too and I can hear it. However if you know the song Catfish Blues by Hendrix, I'd say that was a lot closer. I think that's basically Jimi's version of Rollin' Stone.
Someone lyrics?
2 people have bad taste.
éclaté au sol
Litle Walter on harp?