If you read Keith Richards autobiography he talks about how Muddy Waters was a direct influence on him and Mick. He says he was probaly with a few others the reason he started to play rock.
@usuberalles This clip was recorded in 1981 in Chicago. The "El Mocambo" version was 1977 Toronto with the Keith bust and everything else. But it was WOODY who was doing Maggie. The New Barbarians played Toronto in a benefit concert as part of Keith's "punishment," and that band included Bobby Keys, Stanley Clarke, Ron Wood, Keith, Ziggy Modeliste... none of whom went on to be X-pensive winos.
So few notes, chords, and words, speak volumes of blues in the soul... The white snotty nose musicians from the so called "British Invasion" made millions by faking their way onto the music scene in the late 60's..... You can fake it no more...! Excellent post...!
Gotta love the Rolling Stones, even that a-hole Keef, for finding all these blues legends and supporting them with dignity in shows. As Keef said, he'd never be as good or as black as these old guys, but they keep trying. God bless the Stones, every person's idol.
here is a bit of trivia for you. Muddy Waters named himself that because of the muddy mississippi river. He is a ledgend and a founding father of the Mississippi Delta Blues. The band singing with him, the Rolling Stones took their name from a Muddy Waters song called "Rollin' Stone". At the time of its release "Rollin' Stone" was black slang for having sex.
why is it that elvis is credited the most when people like muddy waters and chuck berry seemed to have more of a influence on people like..the rolling stones in my opinion they were probaly more influential
@alainhammond alrgith you have insulted the videomaker too much I thum youdowwwwwnnnnn..... leave my rolling stone alone... he is a man a street fighting man.. welllwelll welll hey he shoot and never miss.. remember this... .............. i bomb you with dots............
The rescuers..... of God himself... I ♥U, much as you may be the mannn~ish boy at heart, Michael, you got 100% ownership of me, 'cause you rescued God himself, peeled him right off the walls, & back on the throne. The world is 4ever great~full 2U for this, & anyone who puts down the bosses and their king, are gonna have to answer to me. I bomb enemies of the Gods with many Christmas trees that are now dying out on the street!!!!!!! ♣♣♣♣♣♣♣♣♣♣♣♣♣♣♣♣♣♣♣♣♣♣♣♣♣♣♣♣♣♣♣♣♣♣♣
The Stones showed RESPECT to their elders--to the Masters that came before them and made THEM possible. When people say that the Stones stole from the Blues artists and didn't give them credit I want to scream "Bullshit!"--they brought those Blues Masters back into the consciousness of society, and gave them opportunities to perform, and be known and be lucrative again. Keith even had a new guitar sent to one of his heroes whom he heard was broke, and unable to afford replacing his instrument.
Kudos to the Stones for trying, but hmmm. Muddy have been backed by far better bands when it comes to blues. I don't dig this music, but I like the oddity and the fact that they shared this moment.
When it started i laughed because of Muddy's face, he literally just went "Seriously? Is this happening? I'm with a bunch of English rockers doin' a friggin' blues song!"
@soundshunter Maybe he was thinking "Seriously?" But not because they were rockers. Keith and Mick idolized Muddy and copied everything he did when they were learning music, and he knew it. They started playing blues when they were finding their sound.
The whole house painting story comment here is a bit off. When the Stones first went to Chess records, Muddy was painting the place to make extra money. He wasn't particulary good with his money and the times were different. Even though he did well it is nothing like performers today.
If you didn't already, watch the movie Cadillac Records, it's about start of Muddy's career and about many famous musicians who started from that time up until now.
this show was recorded at the checkerboard lounge i use to hang out there and play there and live down the street i use to jam with phil guy junior wells lefty dizz buddy guy gave me his guitar the first night he came back to town i ripped it up it was a ruff neighborhood but the music made me want to never leave i met jimmy page there and dickie betts always hoped eric clapton had walked in hes high up in the music business anyways always wanted to jam with muddy well i p[layed with his band
io what i am seeing is all these rock and roll boys, of the seventies and eighties , owe there style to that man right there. its sad that black people dont get rtepect they truly deserve.
People on here seem to argue about who was more important to each other's career. I think it's pretty equal. Muddy helped the Stone's get their sound and the Stones helped reintroduce Muddy and keep him relevant. Muddy was one of the rare musicians that seems he could have become a factor no matter what time or place he was born. Some people are destined to rise to the top. He was definitely one. He had" it" , whatever "it" is. He was priceless to anyone that ever truly listened.
McKinley Morganfield AKA Muddy Waters is my favorite blues artist. What a treat seeing the Stones have passion for music again. Would be great if they came out with an all blues album and played House of Blues--yeah, it would not sell.
I love the Stones as much as anyone and appreciate thier music but Mic Jager looks SOOO out classed next to Muddy Waters..Hes jumping around like an jonesing junky while Muddy Waters sits there looking calm and cool as f*ck..Just my opinion though..like this video either way
thats called passing the torch down..its a shame so where along the way someone in the 1990s dropped it..no one now days shows any respect to old musicians that laid it down first. even though lots of them or dead, you gotta do covers of the real classics
@masterphantom7 Love me some Stones but Lawd ha mercy.......its a pudle and a ocean we looking at on that stage. when Muddy sings that opening moan he aint singing bout no middle class English artschool capers. He singing bout....
.....well those that know what he's singing about Know!!!!
It's common knowledge that Muddy and other great Blues men inspired the Stones. In a doco I saw about the Stones, Keith told a story of before they became the Stones when he bumped into Mick on the platform at Dartford train station and Mick had some Muddy Waters and other blues records under his arm. Keith says and I quote, "Nice to see ya but where'd you get the records?????"
So glad you have this up! Back when I was drumming for John Primer (Muddy's last guitar player) and I saw the original recording on a VHS tape, way back in the day when there was no You Tube. Great stuff. The Stones loved Muddy.
@abovefilms i have also played with someone who played with muddy, aaron burton, blues man from mississippi who i jammed with at morseland in Chicago several months ago
@tyb12209 Willie dixon to he was the one who wrote the rifs for all the songs that the stones and every one else covered. manish boy being one of them..thats why he got paid and he still gets paid or atleast his family does..big up to the under the radar mastermind of rock and roll Willie dixon
@stankupdaplace thats not entirely true muddy wrote all his early songs and they were more complex and showed his greta giutar talent more than the simpler willie dixon riffs..
Big up to them english boys...remeber thoise english boys well they didnt forget about us..they been telling al of europe about you ad they want you to come over and play..Tey didnt forget where they came from and gave second much deserved light to the ate great Mud Waters the one and only. It must have been like a great experience to have the rebirth Muddy enjoyed due to the Stones who kept their word and stayed true to their roots. they got so big so fast they could have forgotten about mud.
Without Mick and company, Muddy would have died in a ditch somewhere. You don't understand how racist the United States was and is. If all of those white boys from England hadn't shown up in the early 60s and said that Muddy, B.B., Robert Johnson, Buddy Guy etc were gods, you wouldn't even know their names.
@Hoopermazing i dissagree yes the us was very racist you were right on it there but robert jonson was making records of him self and was well known in mississippi he was poisnoned at one of his concerts because of the racisim but people would still known them like muddy waters made a WHOLE bunch of songs and was very well known before this happened
@Hoopermazing I beg to differ....See...I'm from the Delta. Where all of this started. You may know of it as the Chittling States...We call it the Dirty South. Ark, La, Miss, & Tx. What you fail to realize is that if Mudd, BB, JT,Buddy Guy etc would have never played a note....the Rolling Stones, Elvis, Beach Boys ect...would not have been worth two dead flys smashed. Them white boys from London only did what they needed to do...Paid Respect.
@cheddar78 First of all, My mother is from Tennessee and my grandfather was an itinerant country blues singer/guitarist, who traveled around by hopping freight trains during the depression. Secondly, you clearly didn't understand the point of my original post. You didn't say anything that contradicted what I said earlier. I do disagree with your believe that those white Brits NEEDED to pay respect to the originators of the music. The did it, but they damn sure didn't have to do it....
@cheddar78 ... Since you seem to have missed my point, I'll state it plainly. Robert Johnson, Tommy Johnson, B.B., Muddy, Little Richard et al. would never have gotten the respect due them from white America. All they would have gotten was cheated, plagiarized and the doors of whites-only venues slammed in their faces. Clapton and Jagger etc, saying that these guys are our heroes certainly benefited them financially and otherwise.... and I've hear Buddy Guy say as much. As to Elvis, fuck him.
muddy was a very importante name for the rock n roll's development, and rolling stones was influenced by the music from this big man. Its good to listen and see these two monster of rock together!
Muddy did not earn more money on music and had become a house painter. Was when keith came to him and decided to do a show with him. Because of this he returned to the music world. Be careful when you speak evil of the Rolling Stones. They helped and help many people!
@soundshunter The Stones covered these Muddy tunes early on, and didn't give him money. I Want To Be Loved, I Can't Be Satisfied," Look What You've Done, Mannish Boy," And he worked steady with chess records till 1975. It was when he went with Blue Sky records/CBS And did work with Johnny Winter, he started doing opening concerts for Eric clapton, and only did a few jams with the stones after hours! It was Leonard Chess that kept him employed, then the work with Johnny Winter!!
@bluesdrummer715 not true the stones paid them early and often if they didnt then why didnt they sue the stones like they did led zepplin and the beach boys..you know very little and should stay mute.I suppose they didnt bring him to the UK and paid for everything so he could tour over thereand was famous over there because the stones told em all about him
@stankupdaplace Dude give a link to your source that the stones gave ROYALTIES to blues artist! And it wasn't the stones who brought blues artist to the UK, i know John Mayall introduced quite a few in the early 60's before the stones first record came out. So much for you thinking you're informed. The stones never did anything for me, as the best english band The Animals!
@soundshunter no doubt they were one of the few artists of their era to do right by the bkuesmen espescially Mud they took care fo muddy and rightfully so he basically gave birth to the stones sound and name..
@stankupdaplace Muddy did Not 'give birth to the Stones sound'. They were big fans of a whole bunch of blues artists - esp,Wolf, Jimmy Reed, Slim Harpo and Chuck Berry - in addition to Delta players like R.Johnson, Fred McDowell...in fact, the only Muddy song I can think of that they recorded is 'Can't Be Satisfied'.
@soundshunter totally agree with u..n the rolling stones got their name from Muddy'song..n they signed up with cadillac records...Rolling stones have a lot of respect n love for all the greatest blues singers....
Muddy did not earn more money on music and had become a house painter. Was when Keith came to him and decided to do a show with him. Because of this he returned to the music world. Be careful when you speak evil of the Rolling Stones. They helped and help many people!
I think this must have been at the old Checkerboard Lounge in Chicago on 43rd Street.. I've been there and have seen pictures of the Rolling Stones and Muddy playing there. That was Muddy's place and the Rolling Stones came there looking for him. I can't say for certain hat this particular performance was there but I'd bet it was. The Checkerboard was great but they tore it down a few years ago and reopened it in a more commercial area. It's not the same.
You bet Jagger is exited... He is on stage with one of the greatest Blues man and his favorite musical idol... and ofcourse if it wasn't for Muddy Rolling Stones wouldn't existed in the first place at all... or at least they wouldn't call themselfs "Rolling Stones"... remember Rolling Stone from Muddy... Just check out the movie "Cadillac Records" you'll see what I'm talking about. :DDD
Shoot, do you think maybe Mick...Well, you know...In the first forty seconds...What is he doing? What is that, making him do that? I love your work, as you know, soundshunter....
If you read Keith Richards autobiography he talks about how Muddy Waters was a direct influence on him and Mick. He says he was probaly with a few others the reason he started to play rock.
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Oh sorry I meant to say I am the biggest dick here :0
LuciusEsox1 1 month ago
What can you say other than LEGENDARY....
wybacon 2 months ago
One of the best stoned performances I know !
93x4 2 months ago in playlist Stone Rock Sound
damn, what a classic clip!!! Mick had great respect for Muddy, and really dug the blues!!!
BLUESMANRONCHICAGO 3 months ago
@MetalAndRockGuru !977. It was recorded at the El Mocambo in Toronto. Jagger
had an affair with Trudeau;s(CanadianPM)wife. Keef got busted for drugs and was
fined an incredible amount of money. He formed his own group to tour in Canada.
The money they made helped pay his fine. Most of the group became The Xpensive Winos. I think Stanley Clarke and Jimmy Key were in that 77 Group.
I know all this because I was fucking Maggie(Trudeau)myself. What a slut!!!!!!!!!!!!
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usuberalles 4 months ago
@usuberalles respectable
LovetoUtoo 3 months ago
@usuberalles This clip was recorded in 1981 in Chicago. The "El Mocambo" version was 1977 Toronto with the Keith bust and everything else. But it was WOODY who was doing Maggie. The New Barbarians played Toronto in a benefit concert as part of Keith's "punishment," and that band included Bobby Keys, Stanley Clarke, Ron Wood, Keith, Ziggy Modeliste... none of whom went on to be X-pensive winos.
jaydubpdx 1 week ago
0:33 what drug exactly was Sir Mick on ?? Oh I know... He was buzzed on countin' his blessings
and thinkin'...
Omigawd little old me is really rockin' with the MAN Muddy Wahters.
1Diamonddoor 4 months ago
you can see how much mick jagger admired muddy waters...
bckm54 4 months ago
when was this concert, can somebody tell me pls? THE KING OF BLUES WITH THE BEST ROCK BAND SINCE THE 70IES... <3
RosaBarroca 5 months ago
A!........ The Classic of pop music Take this and cry Bowie
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So few notes, chords, and words, speak volumes of blues in the soul... The white snotty nose musicians from the so called "British Invasion" made millions by faking their way onto the music scene in the late 60's..... You can fake it no more...! Excellent post...!
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Richards and Jagger playing with Muddy Waters is no different than someone who grew up idolizing the Stones getting to play with Richards and Jagger.
tspnyc 7 months ago
Richards and Jagger playing with Muddy Waters is no different than someone who grew up idolizing the Stones getting to play with Richards and Jagger.
tspnyc 7 months ago 2
@tspnyc too true... can't blame 'em the rollin' stones are carrying their supersaur torch keepin it all alive wow they muddy waters' baby boys
LovetoUtoo 4 months ago
Love the Stones, but damn is Jagger a weird fuckin' dude.
well32 7 months ago
Mick Jagger made it look like it was some karaoke night. he can't sing blues.
cookieboivishu1234 7 months ago 2
@cookieboivishu1234 SO FUCKIN TRUE MATE..,,HE KEEPS JACKING THE WHOLE SONG UP EVERYTIME HE TRIES TO SOUND LIKE MUDDY..:XX
kidistfan1 5 months ago
Thank you for sharing this.
Strings4notes 7 months ago
Mick Jagger can't sing the blues with Waters ...
fondofrory 7 months ago 2
25X5
MichaelHansenFUN 7 months ago
SUPERBE §
thefuzzgroove 8 months ago
Got! damn Muddy Waters just put mick in his place
Brephos 8 months ago
mick jagger was definitely hopped up on something
sephX22 8 months ago
@GlennJanette explain better to me. I need money too.
soundshunter 8 months ago
Gotta love the Rolling Stones, even that a-hole Keef, for finding all these blues legends and supporting them with dignity in shows. As Keef said, he'd never be as good or as black as these old guys, but they keep trying. God bless the Stones, every person's idol.
neverindoubt 8 months ago
he is a really rolling stone!I,m so stone...
Mr1mberto 9 months ago
Lady GaGa 4 EVA
no that was just a joke =)
Static988 9 months ago
Mick Jagger sucks so much ass...
stilt37 9 months ago
@alainhammond hot hot hot rocker back to the stage and full of love
FinallyunderstandU 10 months ago
Shut up mick and let the MAN sing he sounds better
dougiefreshny 10 months ago
@dougiefreshny noooooo... steel sharpens steeel .... looove those two natural blue, together
FinallyunderstandU 10 months ago
I bands like the rolling stones brought benefit to the great blues founders, then that is good to hear
ynyslochtyn 10 months ago
It's wonderful I love your music and your voice.....Thank you so much.
Friendly;from France.
Sylvie.
2306Punky 10 months ago
lol mick too much blow
texoreilly 10 months ago
here is a bit of trivia for you. Muddy Waters named himself that because of the muddy mississippi river. He is a ledgend and a founding father of the Mississippi Delta Blues. The band singing with him, the Rolling Stones took their name from a Muddy Waters song called "Rollin' Stone". At the time of its release "Rollin' Stone" was black slang for having sex.
ieatyomama 10 months ago
why is it that elvis is credited the most when people like muddy waters and chuck berry seemed to have more of a influence on people like..the rolling stones in my opinion they were probaly more influential
karlmopmod13 11 months ago
damn this made my day!
Golfshooter 11 months ago
Legends!!!
DestinysGalaxy 11 months ago
It don't get better than this - Jeah ! gus
gusthebroken2 1 year ago
That was incredible. Thanks.
CurtisMateer 1 year ago
This video should be called 'Father and Sons'
sackettm 1 year ago 3
Rolling Stones FOREVER.
Syntox 1 year ago
mick sing Rock and blues
jaggerfrontman 1 year ago
i would of die laughing if i was muddy.
scarie24 1 year ago
What yr this was i wonder thanks Mick and Stone i have more respect for them than Elvis good job.
wins151 1 year ago
@alainhammond alrgith you have insulted the videomaker too much I thum youdowwwwwnnnnn..... leave my rolling stone alone... he is a man a street fighting man.. welllwelll welll hey he shoot and never miss.. remember this... .............. i bomb you with dots............
granholagirl 1 year ago
@alainhammond Yesssss... I use this... higway to hell, it works very well, thank you.. but maybe I find a stones fan to throw at them, yes?
granholagirl 1 year ago
@alainhammond RIPer's can stay away..
and child's who get in a bad mood, too, yes?
Cheerio, my friend, don't hurt me,
don't hurt me, child♥,
with the fiery sunglasses head, lololol♦
.. and a goodday to you, man !!!!!
Gran Peg~asus♥
granholagirl 1 year ago
@alainhammond bomb em with flowers. That sounds like a very nice greeting card, that will never miss,
and will not hurt the children, ♥heyyy, heyyy.
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granholagirl 1 year ago
@granholagirl amen !! and to rollin' stone enemies i send old burned trees from the cali fires ///////////
LovetoUtoo 4 months ago
*Howls* AOOOWWW...
TheFunFerret 1 year ago
The Stones showed RESPECT to their elders--to the Masters that came before them and made THEM possible. When people say that the Stones stole from the Blues artists and didn't give them credit I want to scream "Bullshit!"--they brought those Blues Masters back into the consciousness of society, and gave them opportunities to perform, and be known and be lucrative again. Keith even had a new guitar sent to one of his heroes whom he heard was broke, and unable to afford replacing his instrument.
redwoodrebelgirl 1 year ago 4
Muddy's voice hasn't changed.
ZeeMan908 1 year ago
Mick will always look and sound like a boy, compared to Muddy!
giseba7 1 year ago
I'm sorry, but Mick Jacker will always just look like a boy compared to Muddy!!!
giseba7 1 year ago
@97750346 NOBODY SING WATERS LIKE MICK
soundshunter 1 year ago 6
I like how muddy waters encourages Jagger by saying things like "right on!", and "Yeah, you are, son!" when Jagger says he's a "Maaaayyynnn!!!"
BebsiForever 1 year ago
the rolling stones with one of their earliest idols Muddy Waters, great, simply great!!!
pitfightermma 1 year ago
they named there band after dis song!! ROLLING STONES!
blondie05taken 1 year ago
Kudos to the Stones for trying, but hmmm. Muddy have been backed by far better bands when it comes to blues. I don't dig this music, but I like the oddity and the fact that they shared this moment.
hornetpalooza 1 year ago
year???
juanelvale 1 year ago
@juanelvale 1981 =)
BebsiForever 1 year ago
When it started i laughed because of Muddy's face, he literally just went "Seriously? Is this happening? I'm with a bunch of English rockers doin' a friggin' blues song!"
MadApeGamer 1 year ago 31
He was happy...turn get money with blues
soundshunter 1 year ago 3
he helped invent their genre...i think he appreciates it....and they certainly do
sped69johny5 1 year ago
@MadApeGamer so true!
nickkasimatis 7 months ago
@MadApeGamer
Bunch of English Rockers? Wrong man, the RS started of out of the R&B and Muddy was there hero!!
TheGandalf58 7 months ago
@MadApeGamer
What you are missing is many of the 60's "English Rockers" had their roots in the Blues.
The Stones got their name from Muddy's song "Rollin Stone".
Listen to some early stuff from the Stones, very bluesy same with Zepplin they may have been hard rockers, but their roots were in the blues.
Elwoodblues87 5 months ago
MUDDY WATERS! WHY DO YOU HAVE TO BE SO FUNKY? XD
MetalAndRockGuru 1 year ago
What year was this? Anyone know?
MetalAndRockGuru 1 year ago
@MetalAndRockGuru 1981
soundshunter 1 year ago 2
@soundshunter thanks :)
MetalAndRockGuru 1 year ago
@soundshunter Maybe he was thinking "Seriously?" But not because they were rockers. Keith and Mick idolized Muddy and copied everything he did when they were learning music, and he knew it. They started playing blues when they were finding their sound.
BorchettaGroup 4 months ago
The whole house painting story comment here is a bit off. When the Stones first went to Chess records, Muddy was painting the place to make extra money. He wasn't particulary good with his money and the times were different. Even though he did well it is nothing like performers today.
Wuddymaters13 1 year ago
Lord have mercy on me
Yet another wicked version of this essential classic!
LIFEONPLANETBECK 1 year ago
el señor MUDDY Y LOS GRANDES STONES....SUPER GOOG,
reikiforever 1 year ago
If you didn't already, watch the movie Cadillac Records, it's about start of Muddy's career and about many famous musicians who started from that time up until now.
Skilluh 1 year ago
Lol! This is awesome!
RyanHD1080 1 year ago
fucking awesome!
kjax666 1 year ago
GREAT!GREAT !GREAT! :)
myszowata90 1 year ago
this show was recorded at the checkerboard lounge i use to hang out there and play there and live down the street i use to jam with phil guy junior wells lefty dizz buddy guy gave me his guitar the first night he came back to town i ripped it up it was a ruff neighborhood but the music made me want to never leave i met jimmy page there and dickie betts always hoped eric clapton had walked in hes high up in the music business anyways always wanted to jam with muddy well i p[layed with his band
Rolandvids 1 year ago
Keepin' the dream alive. Thanks Stones.. thanks Muddy.
shades2 1 year ago
Holy crap talk about a fuckin song
thesilverbulletmama 1 year ago
You know the coolest thing about the rolling stones? They named their band after one of muddy's songs. Mick idolized Muddy Waters!
shadesofaze 1 year ago
@boomchuckaboom Haha you said it, and you said it well :D
GhettoChiique 1 year ago
Wooooooooo Rolling Stones AND Muddy Waters doing Mannish Boy. This kind of stuff would get lost without the internet!
KirkhamsEbooks 1 year ago 3
io what i am seeing is all these rock and roll boys, of the seventies and eighties , owe there style to that man right there. its sad that black people dont get rtepect they truly deserve.
kixxclub 1 year ago
@kixxclub Amen!
boxingin 1 year ago
@kixxclub yyeah black people get more respect than indians and spanish
Rolandvids 1 year ago
this was mick jagger dream jam whit the BIG PAPI muddy still alive everytime somebody plays the blues o rock
casu3 1 year ago
Rest in peace Muddy, your influence on music lives on.
ElectricBlueOil 1 year ago
People on here seem to argue about who was more important to each other's career. I think it's pretty equal. Muddy helped the Stone's get their sound and the Stones helped reintroduce Muddy and keep him relevant. Muddy was one of the rare musicians that seems he could have become a factor no matter what time or place he was born. Some people are destined to rise to the top. He was definitely one. He had" it" , whatever "it" is. He was priceless to anyone that ever truly listened.
Wuddymaters13 1 year ago
McKinley Morganfield AKA Muddy Waters is my favorite blues artist. What a treat seeing the Stones have passion for music again. Would be great if they came out with an all blues album and played House of Blues--yeah, it would not sell.
bruinrich626 1 year ago
.....great song, so-so performance. Tell me where in history are the stones credited for Muddys success?
filibusted 1 year ago
thats my grandad
Jarrell444 1 year ago
@Jarrell444 Muddy is your Grandad? That's very cool.
army2k08 1 year ago
@army2k08 yea never met him he died b4 i was born my dad even looks like him and everything :) i wish i met him
Jarrell444 1 year ago
@Jarrell444 That's too bad..His contribution to music and the genesis of rock n' roll is legendary..peace to you.
army2k08 1 year ago
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CletusColtrane 1 year ago
I love the Stones as much as anyone and appreciate thier music but Mic Jager looks SOOO out classed next to Muddy Waters..Hes jumping around like an jonesing junky while Muddy Waters sits there looking calm and cool as f*ck..Just my opinion though..like this video either way
jason85869 1 year ago
thats called passing the torch down..its a shame so where along the way someone in the 1990s dropped it..no one now days shows any respect to old musicians that laid it down first. even though lots of them or dead, you gotta do covers of the real classics
JoeKooL25 1 year ago
@masterphantom7 Love me some Stones but Lawd ha mercy.......its a pudle and a ocean we looking at on that stage. when Muddy sings that opening moan he aint singing bout no middle class English artschool capers. He singing bout....
.....well those that know what he's singing about Know!!!!
masterphantom7, you aright. x
tirayi 1 year ago
whats mick wearing
ybot1983 1 year ago
mick was quite gracious
stonescourt3 1 year ago
YOU KNOW YOUR THE MAN WHEN THE STONES BACK YOU UP. AND MUDDY IS DA MAN.
ollieroks 1 year ago
Foooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooda!
vinitheblack 1 year ago
@bcates007 you have no idea what you're talkin about !
zelenious 1 year ago
them lil boys shoulda oughta sat down and let the Man sing the blues. i love the stones but please.
tirayi 1 year ago
@tyb12209
blues4me64 1 year ago
Encontro de duas gerações musicais, duas lendas, mais que perfeito!!!!!!
Isso mostra que a musica é universal em todos os ritmos.
Parabens!!!!!!!!
danqueest 1 year ago
Muddy Waters ... ja ja ja ja ja ja ja
SupiMatzi 1 year ago
what a knock out vid. thanks for posting it!
abovefilms 1 year ago
the stones are of the FEW groups/people that showed respect
jason1309 1 year ago
It's common knowledge that Muddy and other great Blues men inspired the Stones. In a doco I saw about the Stones, Keith told a story of before they became the Stones when he bumped into Mick on the platform at Dartford train station and Mick had some Muddy Waters and other blues records under his arm. Keith says and I quote, "Nice to see ya but where'd you get the records?????"
mainandmizzen 1 year ago
So glad you have this up! Back when I was drumming for John Primer (Muddy's last guitar player) and I saw the original recording on a VHS tape, way back in the day when there was no You Tube. Great stuff. The Stones loved Muddy.
BlueBaronMusic 1 year ago 3
you actually played with someone who PLAYED with MUDDY WATERS? stop playing....seriously. freakin' incredible.
abovefilms 1 year ago
@abovefilms i have also played with someone who played with muddy, aaron burton, blues man from mississippi who i jammed with at morseland in Chicago several months ago
BLUESMANRONCHICAGO 1 year ago
@tyb12209 Willie dixon to he was the one who wrote the rifs for all the songs that the stones and every one else covered. manish boy being one of them..thats why he got paid and he still gets paid or atleast his family does..big up to the under the radar mastermind of rock and roll Willie dixon
stankupdaplace 1 year ago 2
@stankupdaplace thats not entirely true muddy wrote all his early songs and they were more complex and showed his greta giutar talent more than the simpler willie dixon riffs..
stankupdaplace 1 year ago
Big up to them english boys...remeber thoise english boys well they didnt forget about us..they been telling al of europe about you ad they want you to come over and play..Tey didnt forget where they came from and gave second much deserved light to the ate great Mud Waters the one and only. It must have been like a great experience to have the rebirth Muddy enjoyed due to the Stones who kept their word and stayed true to their roots. they got so big so fast they could have forgotten about mud.
stankupdaplace 1 year ago 3
Agreed, but the blues started when Robert Johnson beat the devil at the Crossroads, and Rock 'n' Roll started with the one and only Chuck Berry.
bcates007 2 years ago 3
LOVE IT --- this is all I can say ---
surflow5 2 years ago 5
white boys from Rollin Stones, the Who, Animals, took from the US garbage,their real and ignored culture - BLUES
frunzutitza 2 years ago
Without Mick and company, Muddy would have died in a ditch somewhere. You don't understand how racist the United States was and is. If all of those white boys from England hadn't shown up in the early 60s and said that Muddy, B.B., Robert Johnson, Buddy Guy etc were gods, you wouldn't even know their names.
Hoopermazing 2 years ago 36
@Hoopermazing i dissagree yes the us was very racist you were right on it there but robert jonson was making records of him self and was well known in mississippi he was poisnoned at one of his concerts because of the racisim but people would still known them like muddy waters made a WHOLE bunch of songs and was very well known before this happened
Rasta19856 1 year ago
@Hoopermazing
Sad but soo true.
ChiToNYc 1 year ago
@Hoopermazing amen
smackenurjunk 1 year ago
@Hoopermazing I beg to differ....See...I'm from the Delta. Where all of this started. You may know of it as the Chittling States...We call it the Dirty South. Ark, La, Miss, & Tx. What you fail to realize is that if Mudd, BB, JT,Buddy Guy etc would have never played a note....the Rolling Stones, Elvis, Beach Boys ect...would not have been worth two dead flys smashed. Them white boys from London only did what they needed to do...Paid Respect.
cheddar78 1 year ago
@cheddar78 First of all, My mother is from Tennessee and my grandfather was an itinerant country blues singer/guitarist, who traveled around by hopping freight trains during the depression. Secondly, you clearly didn't understand the point of my original post. You didn't say anything that contradicted what I said earlier. I do disagree with your believe that those white Brits NEEDED to pay respect to the originators of the music. The did it, but they damn sure didn't have to do it....
Hoopermazing 1 year ago
@cheddar78 ... Since you seem to have missed my point, I'll state it plainly. Robert Johnson, Tommy Johnson, B.B., Muddy, Little Richard et al. would never have gotten the respect due them from white America. All they would have gotten was cheated, plagiarized and the doors of whites-only venues slammed in their faces. Clapton and Jagger etc, saying that these guys are our heroes certainly benefited them financially and otherwise.... and I've hear Buddy Guy say as much. As to Elvis, fuck him.
Hoopermazing 1 year ago 35
@Hoopermazing elmore james
corpralkirsch 11 months ago
@Hoopermazing i've also heard and seen that, hooper. i fully agree with you, especially the "fuck elvis" part.
bckm54 4 months ago
typical Jagger,Cartier,martinique apartmentos and sounds like that.
mebloke69 2 years ago
i think muddy inspired the Stones i mean they nammed their group after one of his songs
Kbullock121 2 years ago 3
muddy was a very importante name for the rock n roll's development, and rolling stones was influenced by the music from this big man. Its good to listen and see these two monster of rock together!
andreblues66 2 years ago 2
ooooh yahuhaaa ever thank alright bout that video
TheWaymoreblues 2 years ago
Muddy did not earn more money on music and had become a house painter. Was when keith came to him and decided to do a show with him. Because of this he returned to the music world. Be careful when you speak evil of the Rolling Stones. They helped and help many people!
soundshunter 2 years ago 40
That is true soundshunter I saw that information on a interview You are correct!!
imaRoLLingStonzFan 1 year ago
ABSO-FUCKING-LUTELY!!!!!
derelict74 1 year ago
@soundshunter The Stones covered these Muddy tunes early on, and didn't give him money. I Want To Be Loved, I Can't Be Satisfied," Look What You've Done, Mannish Boy," And he worked steady with chess records till 1975. It was when he went with Blue Sky records/CBS And did work with Johnny Winter, he started doing opening concerts for Eric clapton, and only did a few jams with the stones after hours! It was Leonard Chess that kept him employed, then the work with Johnny Winter!!
bluesdrummer715 1 year ago
@bluesdrummer715 not true the stones paid them early and often if they didnt then why didnt they sue the stones like they did led zepplin and the beach boys..you know very little and should stay mute.I suppose they didnt bring him to the UK and paid for everything so he could tour over thereand was famous over there because the stones told em all about him
stankupdaplace 1 year ago
@stankupdaplace Dude give a link to your source that the stones gave ROYALTIES to blues artist! And it wasn't the stones who brought blues artist to the UK, i know John Mayall introduced quite a few in the early 60's before the stones first record came out. So much for you thinking you're informed. The stones never did anything for me, as the best english band The Animals!
bluesdrummer715 1 year ago
@soundshunter I agree with you, thanks for shearing this video.
Dante, from Rosario, Argentina.
dolape7002 1 year ago
@soundshunter no doubt they were one of the few artists of their era to do right by the bkuesmen espescially Mud they took care fo muddy and rightfully so he basically gave birth to the stones sound and name..
stankupdaplace 1 year ago
@stankupdaplace Muddy did Not 'give birth to the Stones sound'. They were big fans of a whole bunch of blues artists - esp,Wolf, Jimmy Reed, Slim Harpo and Chuck Berry - in addition to Delta players like R.Johnson, Fred McDowell...in fact, the only Muddy song I can think of that they recorded is 'Can't Be Satisfied'.
slideharp1 1 year ago
@soundshunter i love the stones
smackenurjunk 1 year ago
@soundshunter Yeah, but Brian Jones was not one of them.
gillybgoode 1 year ago
@soundshunter totally agree with u..n the rolling stones got their name from Muddy'song..n they signed up with cadillac records...Rolling stones have a lot of respect n love for all the greatest blues singers....
frenchymia1982 1 year ago
Muddy did not earn more money on music and had become a house painter. Was when Keith came to him and decided to do a show with him. Because of this he returned to the music world. Be careful when you speak evil of the Rolling Stones. They helped and help many people!
soundshunter 2 years ago
Gold! Thanks <3
grytbiten 2 years ago 2
I like the Mannish Buy from Hard Again
Danman917 2 years ago 2
I have no choice but to agree bro, That was easily the best version of Mannish Boy!!!
Deader87 2 years ago
damn this is pure gold!
miacora 2 years ago 4
dammit mick. thats a stone cold white boi right there lol i love it! lol
B4mytyme 2 years ago
This version just cracks me up!!!
ROTFLMAO
motelcalifornia 2 years ago
For me that is the best version of Manish Boy Muddy ever did :D
But it last longer in the original version, this one has been cutted :/
For birdwingsvids : it has been recorded on 22 november 1981, at Chicago, exactly at Buddy Guy's Checkrboard Lounge ;-)
heyimabluesman 2 years ago 2
Mick is so Fu****g stoned
swami22 2 years ago 5
anybody know when and where was this recorded?
birdwingsvids 2 years ago
I think this must have been at the old Checkerboard Lounge in Chicago on 43rd Street.. I've been there and have seen pictures of the Rolling Stones and Muddy playing there. That was Muddy's place and the Rolling Stones came there looking for him. I can't say for certain hat this particular performance was there but I'd bet it was. The Checkerboard was great but they tore it down a few years ago and reopened it in a more commercial area. It's not the same.
hbdywtk 2 years ago
mick should have just sat there and basked in muddys essance.
MrTbone33 2 years ago 2
You bet Jagger is exited... He is on stage with one of the greatest Blues man and his favorite musical idol... and ofcourse if it wasn't for Muddy Rolling Stones wouldn't existed in the first place at all... or at least they wouldn't call themselfs "Rolling Stones"... remember Rolling Stone from Muddy... Just check out the movie "Cadillac Records" you'll see what I'm talking about. :DDD
madbuldog 2 years ago 4
Brilliant !!! historic moments...
hardcorefan05 2 years ago 2
the stones performing with the man that gave them there name, and half there sound. simply magical. :)
jcandstonesfollower 2 years ago 5
Same time, you know what? This is one of Mick's finest moments? At the end...He gets there, so well...Thank you again....
SticksHick 2 years ago 3
Shoot, do you think maybe Mick...Well, you know...In the first forty seconds...What is he doing? What is that, making him do that? I love your work, as you know, soundshunter....
SticksHick 2 years ago
Um. isn't this hoochie coochie man. i thought rolling stones was a different song
oro1111 2 years ago
Man, this is a great cut
r0cker1992 2 years ago 4
They're havin' lotsa fun with THE original
Rollin' Stone... nice birthday memorial, thx
Izzielotzafunnies 2 years ago 2
Looks like Mick is all hopped up about playing with his childhood idol.. I feel this deeep down~ beautiful!!!!! Thxxu Thierry:)
Thiskittenneveralone 2 years ago 3
yesh it has a beat ''BAD TO THE BONE''' BUT ITS NOT THAT SONG
loitalove2009 2 years ago
I think this is where the Stones got their name Rolling Stones... thank you Mr. Muddy Waters
2commonandcoarse 2 years ago 5
there is 26 today; Muddy Waters left us (4-4-1915 / 30-4-1983)
R.I.P. the king of the blues....!!
Ssssstones 2 years ago 3
You're really bad to the bone Thierry, sending me all these gems, thxu,
Mr. Rolling Ssssstones man!
Finallybenunderstood 2 years ago 2
Great Son!! Does anybody knows how to play this riff on guitar?
eduardjesuscc 2 years ago