@Kathleen-z6k4r
“The blues are the roots and the other musics are the fruits. It's better keeping the roots alive, because it means better fruits from now on. The blues are the roots of all American music. As long as American music survives, so will the blues." ~ Willie Dixon (1915–1992)
@emilylopez8540
I love Jerry Portnoy 😘😘😘😘 what a Great Talent.!!!!!💞💞💞😍👍👍👍✌✌✌
@scoobydoo4880
I knew Muddy Waters and he was such a great guy. I grew up not knowing he was famous until he passed and wow! I can say my Nick name from Muddy was “ little fat so “ I ate with him ,etc. Westmont Illinois!!!! ❤️
@KevinSmith-mh5oq
If any Muddy fans ever get an opportunity to go to the Delta Blues Museum in Clarksdale, MS, it has a big exhibit dedicated to only Mr. Muddy . In fact, his childhood entire log cabin was reassembled and remains in his exhibit area. There’s a life sized statue of him in the cabin that scared the hell outta my wife as she didn’t spot it when walking in. 😊. That museum is so awesome, although Clarksdale is way out in the delta and quite a distance from anywhere.
@tombinaco2
Muddy is the Man 😎
@ronzundell7394
I wish Muddy was still in our presence today performing the great songs he made famous many years ago
@kidcopper7941
Jerry Portnoy! One of the greatest. He had his own style and sound and it is unmistakable.
@EugeneToth
Wow, Jerry!
@chuckgills580
Cgilbert To James cotton is a awesome Harmonica and may peace be upon you
@j.t.cunningham8825
Iwas born in the early forties so igrew up listening to the blues and i love it .
@judejulien7470
The blues is the d n a of all music
@Ricksurranosr
I've seen every one of these players except Muddy....What was i thinking?!!!!! One of my Biggest musical regrets.
@keithjames7843
This is the definition of the blues son No could do it like Muddy Waters and he he had a great band to even before the great Jonny Winters started playing with him But Jonny and Muddy Waters went together like peanut butter and jelly There wouldn’t be any Rockin Roll if it was not for these great blues players from the 1940’s and 50’s But like I said no one could do it like Muddy Waters He was the best to me just because of his lyrics and the sound of his voice
@GEMINDIGO
What a sweet intro on the harmonica...!!!
@tmc8080
Every time I think I've found a favorite version of these songs, these versions come onto youtube!!
@iamanovercomer3253
A lot of rock and roll came from this 🔥
@TheDavidfallon
Muddy Waters – vocal, guitar Calvin Jones – bass Luther “Guitar Junior” Johnson – guitar, voc Bob Margolin – guitar Jerry Portnoy – harmonica Willie Smith – drums Pinetop Perkins – piano, vocal
@elliotgrove9611
I was at this show in Toronto - muddy used to tour Toronto several times a year - at the el Mocambo - I. Ever missed a gig - this one epic
@bobcondon3709
when they say crack all star band, this is what they are talking about When they come together as one piece, it still brings chills.
@garybarnhart7529