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  • Great Muddy Waters song to a great picture slide show :)

  • One of my favorite Muddy Waters' songs. NICE job on the video!!

  • Only Muddy gets zero dislikes.

  • @veudasaudade There is a dislike, mine

  • @rolo3040 I HOPE YOU GET AIDS

  • @rolo3040 WHY?

  • I can honestly say that music as we know it today would not be the same had there not been Muddy Waters. He would have been 98 today!

  • Pure Class. Muddy w Ernest 'Big' Crawford on Bass. Early one April Saturday in '48 the Chess Bros loaded a car trunk with this new 78 & hand delivered it to @ 180 South Side 5 & Dimes, beauty saloons, barber shops & record shops. By mid-afternoon it was blasting from their store front speakers & price had gone up from 79c to $1.10 each. Muddy went to buy 2 copies next morning but the shop owner only let him get one so he had to send his wife to buy the 2nd copy.

  • Man, this is THE definitive recording of this song. (62 years ago. Wow!)

    Great collection of pictures! Such an expressive face - looking at him and listening to his voice, I can't help smiling. :-)

  • Awesome video to a kick-ass song. Great job

  • hear that bass slapping, great song from Muddy. Rockabilly started even earlier

    then i knew.

  • out of all the versions of this song on youtube...i believe this is the official, thanx for posting.

  • first rock n roll was probably in the 30's actualyy

  • I'm a 50's Rock & Roll guuy who don't really like Blues all that much, but this is one of my favorite songs, I'd probably consider this one of the first Rock and Roll songs.

  • They talk of the "first" rock n roll song..Fats, Bill Haley, Elvis..this one gets my vote. Recorded in 1949...? way ahead if its time...If I didn't know better I would have said this was the Rolling Stones...oh wait

  • @sycoanalyst rock probably started in the 30s with lead belly listen to some of his stuff

  • i read that this record was the first hit Muddy had in Chicago. the vinyl records were sold at drugstores, barber shops, and other places. when new records came in (pretty common practice), the store owners would play them in store and also with speakers on the streets. this song and lyrics with just Muddy's voice, electric slide guitar, and acoustic bass hit the soul of many immigrants from the rural south living in Chicago. they began buying up copies of the record. the 79 cents price doubled.

  • muchas gracias cojwat.

  • Great job with that video cojwat.

  • Stones made a career out of ripping this guy off. He is the original!

  • gotta love him

  • The Devil's Music

  • @DAVO1984FI  You sound foolish!

  • his feel is so fucking right on....

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