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russianracehorse
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In my opinion, Muddy paved the way for Jimi and Stevie. He is my #1 blues guitar hero. 8)

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i grew up second or third generation blues... back in the 70's ... the first time i heard Sweet Home Chicago or Honey Hush was by Foghat... i cant quit you baby by Led Zep on Zep I....Walking the Dog and Train kept' a Rollin' by Aerosmith..... and i loved them...

fast forward to my forties and i started to listen to Muddy Waters, Howling Wolf, Otis Rush, Tiny Bradshaw... etc., etc.... really makes you appreciate how and where it all got rolling..... gotta love the "new breed" of players... SRV, Robert Cray, Colin James, Kenny Wayne Shepard, Tony D, Jonny Lang, Tommy Castro, etc., etc....

now every time i hear a blues/rock song on the radio i smile to myself and think of Muddy or Wille Dixon or Albert King, etc.....

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GregoryJoseph wrote:
"Hard Again" has to be in my top 20 albums of all time.

I first heard it as a teenager and it blew me away.

It still does all these years later.


+1 on that album.
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cherokee747 wrote:
Saw Bob Margolin here in T-Town in about 97 and he just killed. He played with Muddy for years. Beaubs, get http://www.amazon.com/Breakin-Up-Down-M ... =1-1-spell Johnny and Margolin do some great stuff on this release................. 8) Mike


Made the purchase....thanks for the heads up Mike!


Disc is in....listening right now to track 3 - Caledonia... great music and I'm havin' a great time......gettin' ready to fire up the Tele to play along!!!

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i love how Muddy Waters modified
his volume knob & tone knob
on his Fender Telecaster
with the numbered Fender amplifier knob

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