Muddy Waters - The Chess Box - FLAC

Muddy Waters The Chess Box: Muddy Waters Three Discs FLAC The American blues musician Muddy Waters was born McKinley Morganfield in Mississippi in 1913. His first recording was made for the Library of Congress who had sent a researcher to the Southern States to record examples of blues songs. On hearing the record Waters realised that being a musician was an achievable dream and set his sights on a career in music. Waters moved to Chicago in 1943 to pursue his dream. Waters began to establish himself with a series of recordings including "I Can't be Satisfied" and "I Feel Like Going Home", building his reputation by playing in local clubs. Waters hit an early high point with the tune, "Rollin' Stone", which went on to provide The Rolling Stones with their name. Waters domination of the Chicago blues scene saw him be credited with the development of the Chicago sound and launching the careers of many of his contemporaries. By 1952, Waters band included blues men Little Walter Jacobs and Otis Span performing tracks such as "Hoochie Coochie Man", written by Willie Dixon. As their success grew, his band, keen to develop their own careers, began to leave and Waters found it difficult to replicate his sound with replacement performers. On a trip to the UK in 1972 to record with UK stars Steve Winwood, Rory Gallagher, Mitch Mitchell and Rick Grech, he is reported as saying "these boys are top musicians …but it ain't the Muddy Waters sound." By 1977, Waters had gathered around him other top names from the blues field for his album Hard Again, which featured the Grammy award winning track, "Mannish Boy". The success of the album, and its follow-ups, including I'm Ready and Muddy Mississippi Water Live put Waters back in the limelight and saw his best record sales. In April 1983 Waters died in his sleep as a result of cancer, leaving behind him a legacy of influence on a long list of performers including Jimi Hendrix and Led Zeppelin. A new generation of fans were introduced to his music when Waters performance of "Mannish Boy" was used in a Levi Jeans ad and appeared on the soundtrack for the film Risky Business. Waters' career was recognised in 1992 with the Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award and in 2004 he was ranked No.17 in Rolling Stone Magazine's list of the 100 Greatest Artists of All Time. Audio CD (October 13, 1989) Original Release Date: November 7, 1989 Disc One 1. Gypsy Woman 2. Good Looking Woman 3. Mean Disposition 4. I Can't Be Satisfied 5. I Feel Like Going Home 6. Train Fare Home 7. Mean Red Spider 8. Streamline Woman 9. Little Geneva 10. Rollin' And Tumblin' 11. Rollin' Stone 12. Walkin' Blues 13. Louisiana Blues 14. Evans Shuffle 15. Long Distance Call 16. Honey Bee 17. She Moves Me 18. Still A Fool 19. Stuff You Gotta Watch 20. Standing Around Crying 21. Flood 22. Baby, Please Don't Go 23. Blow Wind Blow 24. (I'm Your) Hoochie Coochie Man Disc Two 1. I Just Want To Make Love To You 2. I'm Ready 3. Smokestack Lightnin' 4. Young Fashioned Ways 5. Mannish Boy 6. Trouble No More 7. Forty Days And Forty Nights 8. Just To Be With You 9. Don't Go No Farther 10. Diamonds At Your Feet 11. I Love The Life I Live (I Live The Life I Love) 12. Rock Me 13. Look What You've Done 14. Got My Mojo Working 15. Good News 16. Evil 17. She's Nineteen Years Old 18. Close To You 19. Walkin' Thru The Park 20. Blues Before Sunrise 21. Lonesome Road Blues 22. Take The Bitter With The Sweet 23. She's Into Something 24. Southbound Train 25. Double Trouble Disc Three 1. I Feel So Good 2. You Shook Me 3. You Need Love 4. Twenty Four Hours 5. Elevate Me Mama 6. So Glad I'm Living 7. My Love Strikes Like Lightning 8. You Don't Have To Go 9. Things That I Used To Do 10. My Home Is In The Delta 11. Good Morning, Little Schoolgirl 12. The Same Thing 13. You Can't Lose What You Ain't Never Had 14. Short Dress Woman 15. Making Friends 16. Black Night 17. Bird Nest On The Ground 18. Country Boy 19. Sugar Sweet 20. All Aboard 21. Going Down Slow 22. Who's Gonna Be Your Sweet Man When I'm Gone 23. Can't Get No Grindin' Thank you. Enjoy! Comments: [email protected] /* */ Share ratio of 5 or higher requested.

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