2004
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Hace 1 día · Después entramos de lleno con los Rolling Stones, recorriendo sobre todo las influencias que han recibido de esa ciudad y del género blues. Hablamos de Muddy Waters, de Irma Thomas (quien se subió al escenario a cantar una canción con los Stones el pasado 2 de mayo) y de las grandes canciones de su discografía que beben de estas raíces.
Hace 2 días · In the smoky clubs of Chicago, Muddy Waters turned up the volume on blues guitar, electrifying it, and then the audience – and his slide and open-tuning approach to Chicago blues was integral to ...
Hace 19 horas · His time in Muddy’s band ended in 1980 and Muddy passed in 1983. Muddy’s unique spirit and voice are gone, but he deliberately placed Bob on the bandstand where he could follow, watch and learn. Particularly on slide guitar, Bob can evoke Muddy. We would like to celebrate Bob Margolin’s 75th Birthday with an exclusive video premiere!
Hace 2 días · Muddy Waters – Hard Again (Blue Sky, 1977) Derek: “There’s just something about the feel of that Hard Again record. You can tell the spirit is right. And the sound of Muddy Waters’ voice, recorded aggressively like that, especially on I Want To Be Loved. I remember, for a long time, wanting my guitar to sound like that.
Hace 1 día · Muddy Waters once told a 19-year-old Rick Estrin he had that sound. “You playing like a man, boy!,”. Waters said as Estrin sat in with his band in Chicago. “I know that sound when I hear it, that’s my sound!”. Estrin, a San Francisco native, had moved to Chicago to expand his blues education, and had been recommended by harpist Carey ...
Hace 1 día · The rest are mostly familiar fare, especially if you are acquainted with the Chess catalogs of Muddy Waters (four tunes), Little Walter (2 tracks) and Wolf (1). Add a ringer from Bobby Charles (“Why People Like That,” perhaps his best known effort), for a tough, occasionally fiery, set bringing Feat’s established sound to the blues, as opposed to vice versa.
Hace 1 día · Bonnie Raitt joins the band for a duet with Sam on Muddy Waters’ “Long Distance Call,” she sultry, and he down to business, their longtime kinship resulting in a beautifully natural blues. In fact, all these blues shine brilliantly, right up to Sam’s Place’s apex of a relentless barreling through Willie Dixon’s “Mellow Down Easy.”
