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Muddy Waters with Little Walter
‘Mississippi Blues’
Vogue Records ~ 1955
Tracklist:
A1-Can't Be Satisfied
Muddy Waters-gtr,vcl
A2-Feel Like Going Home
Muddy Waters-gtr,vcl
B1-Evans Shuffle
Muddy Waters-gtr
Little Walter- Harmonica
B2-Louisiana Blues
Muddy Waters-gtr,vcl
Little Walter- Harmonica
Yesterday was the anniversary of Muddy Waters death and today is Little Walters birthday. If you need proof that they are the original iconic duo, listen to I Just Want To Make Love To You by Muddy. The Little Walter harmonica solo is where sex entered Rock and Roll. #muddywaters #littlewalter #chessrecords #blues #rocknroll (at Chicago, Illinois)
To all our #Chicago fans, go see one of our favorite blues player @guykingmusic tonight at @buddyguys from 5:30pm-8pm and on Sunday at the #HouseOfBlues @hobchicago at 8pm! Here’s #GuyKing singing #LittleWalter “My babe” while playing a 1960 @gibsonguitar ES-335TDN at #NormansRareGuitars! Full video on our @youtube Channel, link on our bio. Make sure to check out where he’s playing next on his website at www.guyking.net What do you guys think? (at Norman's Rare Guitars)
Little Walter ~ My Babe ~ 1967
Little Walter - Hound Dog Taylor - Odie Payne ( Walter's Blues Live )
Little Walter ~ Confessin’ The Blues
Full album.
Made up of songs cut between 1953 and 1959 -- none of which had ever appeared on LP before the original 1974 release of this collection -- the selection features Walter in his prime, playing alongside Robert Lockwood, Jr. and Louis Myers or Luther Tucker on guitar (with Muddy Waters present on slide on one indispensable track, "Rock Bottom"), mostly Willie Dixon on bass, and Fred Below on the drums, with Lafayette Leake or Otis Spann on piano.
Little Walter on the guitar! Photo taken in 1964 in Cambridge, England by Dave Luxton
Muddy Waters Band at Smitty's Corner, Chicago, 1959.
L to R: Muddy Waters (just visible), Otis Spann, Francis Clay, Andrew Stephens, Little Walter & Pat Hare. Photo by Jacques Demêtre
