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Muddy Waters
I'm Your Hoochie Coochie Man
I'm Ready
(1978)
I'm Your Hoochie Coochie Man
I'm Ready
(1978)
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idiot_wind
17:28:56.6692+00 , - :
thewiseking wrote:
Listen to his multiple live covers of "Highway 61".
But you need to fire extinguisher near by. It's likely your speakers will catch fire.
Johnny Winter's playing here is impeccable. Without doubt the greatest white blues man
Listen to his multiple live covers of "Highway 61".
But you need to fire extinguisher near by. It's likely your speakers will catch fire.
idiot_wind
00:12:34.6184+00 , - :
That's James Cotton (Mr. Super Harp himself) on harp ain't it?
Wasn't Little Walter gone by the 1970s?
Wasn't Little Walter gone by the 1970s?
thewiseking (New York, New York)
14:04:52.976+00 , - :
Johnny Winter's playing here is impeccable. Without doubt the greatest white blues man
thewiseking (New York, New York)
14:02:12.428+00 , - :
Why are we looking at National Geographic/Cheesy inspirational photography while diggin on Mudd?
TC1
22:36:43.5327+00 , - :
ExpatLarry wrote:
It's got zero to do with artistic license... it's simply the way people talked where Muddy grew up.
"He gonna' make pretty "womens" jump and shout." That line still makes me chuckle sometimes. Muddy Waters knew damn well that 'womens' wasn't grammatically correct, but it WORKED.
It's got zero to do with artistic license... it's simply the way people talked where Muddy grew up.
1wolfy (Mission Viejo California)
15:23:39.6761+00 , - :
scott_bruce wrote:
Go to Colorado, you'll be stoned soon enough!
everybody must get stoned !
Go to Colorado, you'll be stoned soon enough!
everybody must get stoned !
Greyerwrit (Modesto)
22:42:27.5034+00 , - :
lemmoth wrote:
My first was Albert Collins after he played my high school graduation party on a tiny island in Puget Sound, 1971. I had thought that all the old bluesmen were dead, but the Ice Man proved me wrong. He was a consummate professional, dancing with any 18 year old suburban kid who would dance with him. He had the longest ... guitar cord I've ever seen, probably 50 feet. There was a lick he probably played 50 times in a row as we danced our skinny asses off. I still hear it in my head whenever I want. Thanks, Mr. Collins. RIP
love Muddy - the first bluesman I ever got into.
My first was Albert Collins after he played my high school graduation party on a tiny island in Puget Sound, 1971. I had thought that all the old bluesmen were dead, but the Ice Man proved me wrong. He was a consummate professional, dancing with any 18 year old suburban kid who would dance with him. He had the longest ... guitar cord I've ever seen, probably 50 feet. There was a lick he probably played 50 times in a row as we danced our skinny asses off. I still hear it in my head whenever I want. Thanks, Mr. Collins. RIP
HowieRoll (Lafayette, LA)
13:51:18.7763+00 , - :
ExpatLarry wrote:
Ever hung out in the MS Delta? Or hung out with people from there? 100 years ago when Muddy was growing up in that area I guarantee he heard people say "womens" and you can still hear that today. Art reflecting life.
"He gonna' make pretty "womens" jump and shout." That line still makes me chuckle sometimes. Muddy Waters knew damn well that 'womens' wasn't grammatically correct, but it WORKED.
Ever hung out in the MS Delta? Or hung out with people from there? 100 years ago when Muddy was growing up in that area I guarantee he heard people say "womens" and you can still hear that today. Art reflecting life.
Greyerwrit (Modesto)
21:54:08.5725+00 , - :
Mugro wrote:
and testosterone, I would think
This following the full live version of Voodoo Chile by Jimi - I’m glad I’ve got a strong heart to withstand the pump of adrenaline! Woot!
and testosterone, I would think
thewiseking (New York, New York)
14:15:44.4832+00 , - :
Johnny Winter showed us that he was not only one of the truly great Guitar Slingin Bluesmen, he was also one hell of a producer. Johnny indeed made Mud "hard again"!
ExpatLarry
20:43:51.6762+00 , - :
"He gonna' make pretty "womens" jump and shout." That line still makes me chuckle sometimes. Muddy Waters knew damn well that 'womens' wasn't grammatically correct, but it WORKED.
Mugro (Grand Duchy of Luxembourg)
10:58:05.1643+00 , - :
This following the full live version of Voodoo Chile by Jimi - I’m glad I’ve got a strong heart to withstand the pump of adrenaline! Woot!
todbothom (Edgerton, Wi)
18:49:54.0036+00 , - :
I was lucky enough to see Muddy in Madison Wi. at a small venue about a month before he died. He was ill that night and only played in 2 of the 3 sets but no one complained.
idiot_wind
18:40:29.0546+00 , - :
MackStar wrote:
hoochie coochie = mc2
Q.E.D.
Hey Mack daddy,
I think they found some hoochie coochie in the particle accelerator in Lazerne.
hoochie coochie = mc2
Q.E.D.
Hey Mack daddy,
I think they found some hoochie coochie in the particle accelerator in Lazerne.
mmartinwhite1938
00:43:32.5977+00 , - :
boober wrote:
yessss!
I have this as my ringtone. Imagine the faces of executives in an important meeting looking at me when my phone goes off (sometimes I forget to silence it). Some of them give me the thumbs up....the assholes frown.
yessss!