King of Chicago Blues [Proper] (2006) more music like this

by Muddy Waters

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The Road to Robert Johnson (2007) more music like this

by Robert Johnson

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The Muddy Waters Story (2000) more music like this

by Muddy Waters

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The Muddy Waters Story [United States Dist] (2005) more music like this

by Muddy Waters

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1941-1947 (2001) more music like this

by Muddy Waters

While the Chess/MCA reissue of The Complete Plantation Recordings of Muddy Waters focuses upon the 1941 and 1942 sessions, including alternate takes and spoken interviews, the Classics Blues & Rhythm Series presents only the master takes and follows McKinley Morganfield to Chicago where he made four sides in 1946 and teamed up with Sunnyland Slim ...

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First Recording Sessions 1941-1946 (1992) more music like this

by Muddy Waters

The landmark sides which comprise Muddy Waters' First Recording Sessions trace the early evolution of one of the blues' most enduring greats, offering invaluable insight into the primal influences which helped shape his musical identity. The profound influence of Waters' idol Son House is most indelibly etched into these early sides, with the ...

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Down on Stovall's Plantation (1966) more music like this

by Muddy Waters

These Library of Congress field recordings done by Alan Lomax from 1941-1942 feature Muddy with Percy Thomas on guitar, Louis Ford on mandolin, and Henry Sims on violin. Capturing Muddy in a string-band context playing his earliest repertoire, this is a major historical document. Unfortunately, the Universe edition of these recordings omits ...

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The Blues: Rolling Stone: 1941-1950 (2002) more music like this

by Muddy Waters

There are countless Muddy Waters compilations on the market, but what makes this two-disc package so interesting is that it traces the transformation of Waters from a tractor operator on Stovall's Plantation in Mississippi to his incarnation as the king of Chicago blues. Opening with a pair of acoustic field recordings, "Country Blues" and the ...

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