Fathers and Sons

Locations
Call Number: CD Blues Muddy Fathers
On Shelf At: Downtown Library

Location & Checkout Length	Call Number	Checkout Length	Item Status
Downtown 3rd Floor, CDs 2-week checkout	CD Blues Muddy Fathers	2-week checkout	On Shelf

Originally released as Chess LPS-127, Aug. 18, 1969.
All aboard -- Mean disposition -- Blow wind blow -- Can't lose what you ain't never had -- Walkin' thru the park -- Forty days and forty nights -- Standin' round cryin' -- I'm ready -- Twenty four hours -- Sugar sweet --Long distance call -- Baby please don't go -- Honey bee -- The same thing -- Got my mojo working, part one -- Got my mojo working, part two.
Muddy Waters, vocals and guitar ; with Otis Spann, piano ; Michael Bloomfield, guitar ; Paul Butterfield, harmonica ; Donald "Duck" Dunn, bass ; Sam Lay and Buddy Miles, drums ; other musicians.

COMMUNITY REVIEWS

Muddy Waters submitted by ccrose on August 15, 2019, 8:36pm I lived in Memphis TN just about the years when Muddy Waters began playing with young white blues musicians of the time, like Paul Butterfield’s blues harmonica and Mike Bloomfield on guitar. Waters managed a huge crossover from all-black audiences to white fans. In Memphis around the time of this album, he played an outdoor set on a portable wood stage on Main Street, locals backing him up. He played all these songs and I got right up to the edge of the stage and leaned on it. I could feel the wood shaking like it was going to give out.
It was a new experience for white people who’d never gone to black clubs. But it was just the beginning!