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Muddy Waters - King of Chicago Blues Audio CD

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Muddy Waters Band: Muddy Waters
Title: King of Chicago Blues
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Release Date: 2006-03-13
Media: Audio CD

Tracks: 1: Country Blues 2: I Be's Troubled 3: Ramblin' Kid Blues 4: Rosalie 5: Joe Turner Blues 6: Pearly May Blues 7: Take a Walk with Me 8: Burr Clover Blues 9: I Be Bound to Write to You 10: You Gonna Miss Me When I'm Gone 11: You Got Take Sick and Die Some of These Days 12: Why Don't You Live So God Can Use You 13: Copuntry Blues (No. 2) 14: Mean Red Spider 15: I'm Gonna Cut Your Head 16: Atmoic Bomb Blues 17: Tomorrow Will Be Too Late 18: Jitterbug Blues 19: Hard Day Blues 20: Buryin' Ground Blues 21: Come to Me Baby 22: You Can't Make the Grade 23: Gypsy Woman 24: Little Anne Mae 25: Good Lookin' Woman 26: Mean Disposition 27: I Can't Be Satisfied 28: I Feel Like Going Home 29: Train Fare Home Blues 30: Down South Blues 31: Kind Hearted Woman 32: Sittin' Here and Drinkin' (Whiskey Blues) 33: You're Gonna Miss Me 34: Mean Red Spider 35: Stand Here Tremblin' 36: Streamline Woman 37: Hard Days 38: Muddy Jumps One 39: Little Geneva 40: Canary Bird 41: Burying Ground 42: Screamin' and Cryin' 43: Where's My Woman Been 44: Last Time I Fool Around with You 45: Rollin' and Tumblin Pt. 1 46: Rollin' and Tumblin' Pt. 2 47: Rollin' Stone 48: Walking Blues 49: You're Gonna Need My Help I Said 50: Sad Letter Blues 51: Early Morning Blues 52: Appealing Blues (Hello Little Girl) 53: Louisiana Blues 54: Evans Shuffle 55: Long Distance Call 56: Too Young to Know 57: Honey Bee 58: Howling Wolf 59: Country Boy 60: She Moves Me 61: My Fault 62: Still a Fool 63: They Call Me Muddy Waters 64: All Night Long 65: Stuff You Gotta Watch 66: Lonesome Day 67: Please Have Mercy 68: Who's Gonna Be Your Sweet Man 69: Standing Around Crying 70: Gone to Main Street 71: Iodine in My Coffee 72: Flood 73: My Life Is Ruined 74: She's All Right 75: Sad, Sad Day 76: Turn the Lamp Down Low (Baby Please Don't Go) 77: Loving Man 78: Blow Wind Blow 79: Mad Love (I Want You to Love Me) 80: I'm Your Hoochie Coochie Man 81: She's So Pretty 82: Just Make Love to Me (I Just Want to Make Love to You) 83: Oh! Yeh 84: I'm Ready 85: Smokestack Lightning 86: I Don't Know Why 87: I'm a Natural Born Lover 88: Ooh Wee 89: This Pain 90: Young Fashioned Way 91: I Want to Be Loved 92: My Eyes (Keep Me in Trouble) 93: Mannish Boy 94: I Got to Find My Baby 95: Sugar Sweet 96: Trouble No More 97: Clouds in My Heart

AWESOME , SIMPLY AWESOME
A truly great selection of songs , great sound and a very nice booklet . If you're a fan of Muddy's muic then this box set is a must . Best of all is the price. Where can you get a packed 4 cd box set for so little ?.


Outstanding (complete) collection, and surprisingly clear.
After losing the Disc 1 of Muddy's early work from the Chess box set, I was pleased to find this to replace it. Couldn't be happier with this 4-disc set. . . and it's just been growing on me since. This is as much an historical record as a musical one, it seems to me I can hear developing style track-by-track.
I'm listening to it now with good headphones, on a baking hot and still day. . . if I shut my eyes I could be in the recording room. .


oh...my...god...this is the good stuff!
just click 'buy it now' you won't be disappointed!!! an afternoons worth of the best blues music money can buy. . quickly rose to the top of my playlist. . . great mastering, selection of material & el cheapo price. . . can't be beat period. (i also bought the new woody guthrie properbox 'some folk' & it's every bit as good) it's stuff like this that simply defines the two great idioms of folk 'n blues music & makes life better!.


As good as it gets
Four disks worth from the 1941 recordings through "Trouble No More" in excellent sound. I loved the "Proper Introduction to Muddy Waters" but this is even better. Best takes, too. It's basically like the Chess anniversary set (1947-52) that came out a few years ago, only now including the great recordings from 1953-55. Discs 3 and 4 are just one masterpiece after the next, right up there with Armstrong or Monroe or name-your-greatest 20th century set. The songs you haven't heard are as good as the more typically anthologized. And it's cheap!.


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