Hard Again (1977) more music like this

by Muddy Waters

After a string of mediocre albums throughout most of the 1970s, Muddy Waters hooked up with Johnny Winter for 1977's Hard Again, a startling comeback and a gritty demonstration of the master's powers. Fronting a band that includes such luminaries as James Cotton and "Pine Top" Perkins, Waters is not only at the top of his game, but is having the ...

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Hard Again [Expanded] (2004) more music like this

by Muddy Waters

The importance of Muddy Waters' 1977 album Hard Again cannot be overstated, and its place as a near universal favorite in the Muddy Waters catalog is no mistake. Recorded in the last decade of his life, Hard Again was the first studio collaboration between Waters and guitarist Johnny Winter, who acted as producer on his last four recordings -- the ...

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Martin Scorsese Presents the Blues: Muddy Waters (2003) more music like this

by Muddy Waters

As part of the compilation series issued in conjunction with the major television series documentary The Blues, this is a collection of 16 of Waters' more notable performances. Though they span his entire career, actually all but three of them are taken from his prime years for Chess Records between the late '40s and mid-'60s. The two-disc The ...

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King of the Electric Blues (1997) more music like this

by Muddy Waters

The first 20-bit remastering of any of Muddy's late career work for Johnny Winter's Blue Sky label is of considerable interest. The fact that, in the wake of the earlier Blues Sky best-of disc, there's enough material to do another 60-minute-plus collection, also speaks well for this catalog. The clarity of the Super Bit Mapping audio brings out a ...

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The Collection: Hard Again/I'm Ready/King Bee (2005) more music like this

by Muddy Waters

In the latter period of Muddy Waters' long tenure with Chess Records, perhaps the single most important postwar blues artist in the world found himself the subject of a number of experiments in how to sell his work to the larger rock audience, ranging from the dignified (Fathers and Sons) to the absurd (Electric Mud), and few of which presented ...

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Hoochie Coochie Man [Sony] (2005) more music like this

by Muddy Waters

This Sony Legacy set contains a hodgepodge of performances by Muddy Waters and his fine band at the end of his life, as originally documented on his Blue Sky releases. This is a nice little sampler, but since the albums Hard Again and I'm Ready are already cheap, this will merely whet your appetite. Thom Jurek, All Music Guide

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All Night Long: Live (2005) more music like this

by Muddy Waters

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Hoochie Coochie Man In Montreal (2002) more music like this

by Muddy Waters

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Every Day I Have the Blues [RCA] (2003) more music like this

by Various Artists

Every Day I Have the Blues is a thumbnail sketch of the blues, beginning at the point where it went urban and electric. Included are classic tracks by Muddy Waters ("The Blues Had a Baby and They Named It Rock & Roll"), Otis Spann ("Got My Mojo Workin'"), and John Lee Hooker ("Boom Boom"). Houston's Lightnin' Hopkins is represented by "Lightnin's ...

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Be Seeing You (1977) more music like this

by Dr. Feelgood

The Nick Lowe-produced Be Seeing You, Dr. Feelgood's first album with guitarist John Mayo, was only slightly weaker than the group's previous records. Although Mayo was still working his way into the band's sound, Dr. Feelgood retained their tough, hard-rocking appeal. Stephen Thomas Erlewine, All Music Guide

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