Muddy Waters at Chorlton Railway Station 1963
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Uploaded by trevorbeatty on Nov 1, 2009
Muddy Waters sings "You can't lose what you never had" at Chorlton Railways Station in 1963 billed as The Blues Gospel Train to Chorltonville Station. This was actually at Chorlton Station (Now Morrison's Supermarket - but the Railway Tracks are still there).
Amazing that he came to our home town.
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My Gosh, how I wish I'd been there - a truly seminal moment in the torrent of blues that washed over Europe in the sixties - saw Mr Waters and others many times in London, Brighton etc., but this has a real groundbreaking atmosphere about it.
nuf294w 1 month ago
@philipwight Not too many members from Muddy's band left around anymore, Pinetop Perkins died earlier this year as well.
rmurbach1961 3 months ago
No humungous amps or earth-shaking PA, but what a great sound.
RJwords 3 months ago
a very young Willie 'Big Eyes' Smith on drums - WIllie died 16 September - sadly missed
philipwight 3 months ago
where are the microphones?
maurosorbara 4 months ago
to the person who posted they dislike this. you need to look in the mirror and say to you reflection I AM AN ASSHOLE until it sinks in that indeed you are the hole at the end of ones arse.
deewilki 4 months ago
this is absolutely great - wish i was rhere
vesteraa6 4 months ago
This is simply lovely! Also the stories you all tells us here. Thanks for that. I saw also the man in the rockin chair that you say.
MrMuddymilton 7 months ago
What a voice!
ibwilliamsi 9 months ago
same guy in the rockin chair as in the Sister Rosetta Tharpe vid - same gig or just same crew, different time? ...were you there, can you tell us if this was a regular venue for such stuff?
theclarkey100 9 months ago in playlist Music