Muddy Waters Can't Be Satisfied Cover Republic Guitar bottlneck slide blues

Open G Tuning (DGDgbd)

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[Norm Fasey]

Absolutely brilliant version. You guys obviously enjoyed playing it. Nice smile shared at the end. Lovely picking Going on in there. Gave it almost a country feel. Can't Stop playing it. 10/10

[Keni Lee Burgess]

Thank you for your comments. Have you heard my solo version on banjitar? Certainly the tempo and alternating bass rhythm makes this rendition have a traveling country feel, that is very different from Muddy's original monotonic bass recording. Have you heard Muddy's "Plantation Recordings" CD? An excellent source or early rural Blues. Enjoy

[Svante Pålsson]

Loved this just as much as when you played it on banjo ( I think it is atleast). Allways looking forward to these. :)

Keep on keeping on Keni Lee!

Regards // Svante (Sweden)

[Keni Lee Burgess]

Thank you for your comment. Bill and I were playing guitar last Friday night working on some new songs when Bill started talking about the Muddy Waters / Johnny Winter duet of this song. He said that Johnny was just backing up Muddy with a simple strong rhythm. So we decided to record it. I am glad to hear you are enjoying our performances. We appreciate your continued interest and comments. Enjoy.

[Keni Lee Burgess]

Thank you for recommending my CD and your comments. Bill is not only a very talented solo artist himself, but also a great sideman. He will definitely make you sound better. Have you checked out his new CD, Bluer Than You? It is available on cdbaby by searching: bill helferich

Jackie and I also appear on it. If you enjoyed my CD, Good & Evil, I am sure you will find his CD a real treat too. Enjoy.

[kokoro86]

I hope you've listened to "Good & Evil".

They got in a bunch of very cool and varied talent for that album.

[kokoro86]

I believe that any time you can fill out your sound with additional dimension and texture, it's a good thing. I think it's important to tip a hat to Mr. Helferich for his solid backup playing to help free you up for more of the melody/lead work. Too often the rythm guitar and bassist(if there is one) don't get their to recognition.

[Keni Lee Burgess]

Thank you for your encouragement. Enjoy



[Keni Lee Burgess]

Thank you for your suggestion. I believe I heard his rendition, but I will check it out again. He is a wonderful musician. We could definitely benefit from a harmonica player too. Enjoy.

[kokoro86]

Have you ever heard Harry Manx do this one? There's actually a recording of him live at the Glenn Gould Studio doing this one, and there's a fantastic instrumental solo in the middle of it performed by the session harp player Steve Marriner that's worth checking out.