Muddy Waters - The Complete Recordings 1941-1948 mp3

Tracklist

Good Lookin' Woman

2:41

Muddy Jumps One

2:22

Country Blues (No.2)

3:32

Mean Disposition

2:33

Stand Here Tremblin'

2:22

You're Gonna Miss Me

2:33

Burr Clover Blues

3:10

Streamline Woman

3:15

Country Blues

3:24

Mean Red Spider

2:20

I Be's Troubled

3:00

Atomic Bomb Blues

2:30

I Be Bound To Write You

3:16

I'm Gonna Cut Your Head

2:50

Burying Ground Blues

2:42

Pearlie May Blues

3:21

I Can't Be Satisfied

2:40

Tomorrow Will Be Late

3:00

You Got To Take Sick And Die Some Of These Days

2:05

Come To Me Baby

2:47

Down South Blues

2:52

Kind Hearted Woman

2:34

Sittin' Here And Drinkin' Whiskey Blues

2:32

Little Anna Mae

2:31

Take A Walk With Me

Written-By – Lockwood

2:55

Hard Days

2:31

Why Don't You Live So God Can Use You

2:05

Mean Red Spider

2:15

Hard Day Blues

2:44

Gypsy Woman

2:32

I Feel Like Going Home

3:07

Jitterbug Blues

2:49

Ramblin' Kid Blues

3:14

Joe Turner Blues

Written-By – Son Simms

2:43

Rosalie

2:58

You Can't Make The Grade

2:52

You Gonna Miss Me When I'm Gone

3:14

Train Fare Home Blues

2:45

Credits

Alto Saxophone – Alex Atkins

Bass – Ernest "Big" Crawford, Ransom Knowling, Willie Dixon

Compilation Producer – Joop Visser

Drums – Judge Riley

Guitar – Charles Berry , Leroy Foster

Guitar, Vocals – Homer Harris

Piano – James Clark , Lee Brown, Sunnyland Slim

Remastered By – Peter Rynston

Violin, Guitar – Son Simms

Vocals, Guitar – Muddy Waters, Percy Thomas

Vocals, Mandolin – Louis Ford

Written-By – McKinley Morganfield

Notes

Recording dates:
1-1, 1-2: Stovall's Plantation, Mississippi, August 24-31, 1941
1-3 to 1-10: Stovall, July 24, 1942
1-11 to 1-13: Clarksdale, Mississippi, July 20-24, 1942
1-14: Chicago, 1946
1-15 to 2-3: Chicago, September 27, 1946
2-4, 2-5: Chicago, November 1947
2-6 to 2-9: Chicago, late 1947 until April 1948
2-10 to 2-13: Chicago, November 10, 1948
2-15 to 2-19: Chicago, November 30, 1948.
As noted in 16 page booklet.
Durations from CD player; total playing time 56:06 + 51:13.
℗ & © 1999 Culture Press Sarl.
Made in the EC. Country of origin: France.

Info

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