Muddy Waters in 1976: Kansas City (superb cover)
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Este tema se incluyó en el repertorio de Muddy de finales de los 70, con la colaboración de Pinetop Perkins casi siempre, de manera que disponemos de unas cuantas versiones del mismo, tanto en disco como en video. Ésta es la mejor, para mi gusto, gracias principalmente a la soberbia armónica de Jerry Portnoy en tercera posición (tampoco los solos de Bob Margolin y Luther Johnson son moco de pavo, por cierto). Varsovia, Polonia, 1976.
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Real music…. I don’t know why or how it happened, but for me it’s all about the Blues
What I like about Muddy Waters, is that he always lets the other musicians shine.
Because he is not the best musician!
@@paulverhoeven9154 That's why he teamed-up with Johnny Winter.
I don't understand that people who put thumb down... To see this version and this band is wonderful for my hears and my soul!!
Right you are!
What is a hears
Um,,, literally nobody puts them down…
👽
Because musical appreciation is subjective, I can't listen the Eagles but love CCR?
@@graemeatkinson8411 the Eagles are not masters, Muddy is/was one.
The beautiful voice of Pinetop Perkins.
it cannot get better everybody is in perfect sinc ! steady rollin bob margolin plays with his whole body including his face and eyes
Jerry Portnoy is absolutely terrific on the harp!!!
Harp and saxophone what a sexy sound to hear !
Jerry is the man
I saw many time Muddy & the band on stage, I can tell that this version of Kansas city is a monster.
Muddys voice is pure silk.
motonegros he's got that deep tone can be matched
Jerry Portnoy’s harp playing is superb on this! ❤
Absolutely brilliant music
No doubt the voice of Muddy Waters goes through your heart and mind like no other
MUDDY,MY FAV ORITE BLUES Master!
I grew up in KC...both sides of State Line..
This song was written by 2 guys in New York who had never been there..
I took a train as a kid...The train station is fairly close to 12th st. and Vine...
To see my idol Muddy do it is amazing..
We probably had a dozen or two of the same crazy women....from ol Kansas City, Mo.....
Backed by what would soon be named the Legendary Blues Band: Luther 'Guitar Jr.' Johnson and Bob Margolin -- guitars, Pinetop Perkins -- piano, Jerry Portnoy -- harp, Fuzz Jones -- bass, Willie 'Big Eyes' Smith -- drums.
Thanks
What a great group of musicians. Excellent jam session. Great rendition of a true classic
What animcredible group of musicians!
I'd take a train, plane or walk to see old Muddy.
where he is someday we'll all be able to see him. god bless.
Hey hey now @@mifolfree9043
Love to hear that rich voice. And what a great band around him ! Outstanding performance Long live the blues !
Outstanding!!! This era of Muddy is what got me deep into the blues...
He always had superb harmonica players on his Studio and Live songs.
I can listen all day through this kind of music❤️
Me too!
LOVE Muddy & just about everything he did. He ACED this one, as did his band, who were always top-notch.
One of the best 10 videos on CZcams!
I love this version.Excellent!
Willie Big Eyes Smith on drums, what a tempo this Muddy band could lay down
Don’t forget Calvin Jones on bass. He is keeping it grooving
Plus Luther Johnson is rhythm guitar. Margilion is solid as well
What a really great band! Muddy's voice sounds fantastic. I recognize that hearp player from Eric Clapton's band from his nothing but the blues tour.
Best version ever!!!
Pinetop knocks it out here. I loved that guy!
Muddy Waters taught himself to play guitar! It was in his DNA. And one of the best!
Most guitarists teach themselves to play guitar, it's not rare. It's how the instrument is traditionally learned.
I'm getting on in years and hopefully I end up in that part of hell that's featuring Muddy Waters, pray for me people.
Well the Blues is the Devil’s music, so it’s very likely that the greatest blues guitarist gets to be a headliner.
@@vincepetrovic8700 try telling mississippi John Hurt or Mississippi Fred McDowell that its dark evil blues. There are many styles of the blues. Pray to Jesus for forgiveness and Believe. And keep the Blues alive.Peace. Brother
Hope you meet in Heaven. In Hell it doesn't happen, that's lonely torment as - Hell
@@vincepetrovic8700 No headliners or any other pleasures there. It's not Satan's Kingdom - it's his Death Row - and of those he cheated there. He's the most wile cheat of an advertiser: he's selling real estate from a prison, the one where he's gonna end up too - just his mouth is open yet to sweet talk… just 'a few' more. He's going down, but not before he has wrecked havoc upon as many as he can.
@Marco Evans Nothing well in Hell. The prisoner number one selling folks holiday resorts from a prison of Death Row Only on his way there. Sweet talking of course - how else would people buy it. Do you think it would sell if he told the real state of things? Like a used cars sales man pimps the rides to look appealing, is how he's handing out brochures of the 'luxury holiday' in Hell... And folks are hurrying there, like moths to flame. Creepy.
Mr. BLUES, MUDDY WATERS SING. ✊ 👏
Muddy chilled and the other guys work this song.
Willie Big Eyes really carries the whole tune with his superb drumming :)
Muddy Waters el mejor interprete de Blues, es la esencia de éste genero musical. Viva Muddy Waters.
Real legends this touch my soul each time again.
It just doesn’t get much better than this ❤️💙🎶🎶
Congratulations to Kansas City on their win 🥇 Super Bowl 2024🏈🎶🎶🎶
Killer tune with Bob Margolin on guitar
Especially killer tOne. He had a fantastic guitar, it help. Luther Johnson solo kills, too.
Margolin looks wrecked!!
Thankfully "Steady Rollin' Margolin" got to be part of Muddy's unit for a number of years . God bless you Bob ,
endure to the end .
Beautiful and every one on fine form as always,classic!
Typing this as I'm listening. Bouncier version than Wilbert's and just as wonderfully done. Skip beat on the drum is more prominent in this one. Muddy uses stop choruses where Wilbert doesn't. More soloing also. Definite distinction between rock 'n roll and blues versions.
Love to have seen Muddy live great track.
Esto dice hoy el New York Times, entre otras cosas, sobre Pinetop Perkins:
"His longevity as a performer was remarkable - all the more so considering his fondness for cigarettes and alcohol; by his own account he began smoking at age 9 and didn’t quit drinkin' until he was 82. Few people working in any popular art form have been as prolific in the ninth and tenth decades of their lives."
just put on headphones and smile. Real Love man. Real Love.
The keyboard player looks like he could be Muddy’s brother. Also sings very, very well. Fantastic jam boys !!!🎸😎👍🏻
Muddy Waters is blues. He is one of the rawest elements of pure blues. A gift to the world.
Los músicos de color ,traen el ritmo en la sangre ,son exelentes ,música para conocedores
This makes me want to go to Kansas City!
Muddy Waters in 1976 and its in Polish TV " TVP" the music is awesome .....
Polacy lubia chyba kazda muzyke
Omg that guitarist, wonderful solos.
Bob Margolin i believe
there are
2 guitarists
Kansas city.. fantastic
What a wonderful performance,a privilege to see!!!
de Tartagal (Argentina) no me canso de escucharlo.
Love. Mr. Muddy. Waters. His. Band. Is. Excellent. Music 🎵🎵🎵🎵. Beautiful ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
I really enjoyed it. 😃
Love them all great people great music
Thank you so much for posting this. GENIUS IS TIMELESS!
I watched Muddy with the same guys in Zagreb 1976.
love the blues.. the blues
Bob Margolin with a pick! Btw, these people where absolute masters of rythm.
Mr. Mud and "steady rollin' Bob Margolin......It don't get any better!
La mejor que escuché en mi vida!!
The best band
I'm sitting in my living room listening to this, and I swear, I can smell the smoke and beer!.. Now THAT'S virtual reality.
the blues 4 sure, praise Muddy Waters he made life beautiful
Portnoy grande Classe , rien de trop et QUEL SON !!
Some serious blues action going on here!
I love this, the great Muddy Waters.
saw him in 74, great!
love this band doesn't matter if you black or white hope one day we'll be serious live and love one day we all gona died
cliefclinton I
MUDDY WATERS un mito il mio bluesmen favorito...grazie a lui nel 1979 ho scoperto il blues
Great music waters!!!! Born an raised as a mut in foster care 05-04-1987 but still have the soul from all music mixed with white black Mexican Indian and Italian no order just the easy way I learned to say it since so many ask
Most excellent video. Really nice version of this classic. The Mud looked real good here. Great backing band.
Estupendo cover..... 🥁🎺🎸🎙️🎤🎹
TVP Kultura......Yes, the blues is Culture!!!
My boyfrind was his neighbor. At 1st meeting Muddy came by to buy his van and did not think much because Muddy was just a blues guy. That was until we were at a Clapton concert in Chicago and Muddy was on stage with him??? Holy Heck he said! Muddy had this funny saying "cool as a motor pool" he woiuld say...
Pinetop perkings and muddy i,saw him live ..rip boys
This may be a basic blues song but not when Muddy is involved he was one of the Masters. Thanks for posting. Great version!
now that is POWERFUL MUSIC. OMG...THOSE BOYS are "THE REAL DEAL.....kool cats....
I saw him in 1977 in Tallahassee . . . "Mannish Boy" was a revelation .
I washed my hands in muddy waters,detour there;
is a muddy road ahead.
Absolutely great
Bob Margolin sounds great.
via Google Translate: "This theme was included in Muddy's repertoire of the late 70s, with the collaboration of Pinetop Perkins almost always, so that we have a few versions of it, both on disk and in video. This is the best, for my taste, thanks mainly to the superb harmony of Jerry Portnoy in third position (not the solos of Bob Margolin and Luther Johnson are snot of turkey, by the way). Warsaw, Poland, 1976."
He was the Best
great rendition...fine lead guitar work...
If there are such things as heaven and hell, Muddy’s definitely going to the former.
Tremendo. Uno de mis temas favoritos de esta super banda.
Descansa en paz, Pinetop. Hoy volverás a tocar el Kansas con Muddy.
Gracias por compartirlo.
ladies and gentleman muddy the father of blues and jerry portnoy the best harmonics number one
Music for the soul❤
Have a hard thinking anyone can dislike this...unless they've lost their soul :)
Makes me want to show up for the next "first Friday" in the crossroads. Great rendition for a great town!
Amazing Blues.🎵🎼👍🇺🇸🇵🇱🎸❤🎤🎹
absolutely flawless! & absolutely brilliant!
That's about as good as it gets 👌
Nothing finer!
The best.... take it from the top...
Muddy's singing - not one note or syllable out of place. Quintessential.
Great!
Love how this vid includes a Myspace link at the end!!
I don't know who is singer of first verse, but he is definitely good for busting people from the street to "gentleman bar". Second singer is pure blues I love his singing
Wow the guitar
Magical!