African Girl Reaction To Muddy Waters - Mannish Boy (Audio)

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African girl first time Listening to Muddy Waters - Mannish Boy (Audio)
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[@kevinwaters5872]

Muddy killed this in the Last Waltz , a total show stopper. It is truly a song that needs an audience.

[@abelhansen]

There is no one like muddy waters. He is the one and only blues man. Best of the best.

[@suzannesellers7383]

Wonderful bluesy sound, Muddy and his fellow blues artists inspired rock and roll, no doubt.

[@Greg-bz2bf]

I was fortunate to see this blues man in Regina around 1981. 👍

[@kevinmarker-cz3bx]

When I feel my inner Rooster I always play this song...way pass 21...much respect and success.

[@xatsnwotom]

Muddy Waters's blues riffs have formed the basis of MANY rock songs. Rock musicians like Jimi Hendrix and scores of the "British Invasion" bands like the Rolling Stones (whose name came from one of Muddy Waters's songs) often played his riffs louder, faster, and harder. An excellent example is Jimi Hendrix's "Voodoo Child." That song is literally just a super-electrified Muddy Waters-style tune. Listen closely to the notes. If you turn down all of the hyperamplification, wah-wah pedal, and other electronic effects, you'll clearly hear that he was playing the same licks that Muddy Waters and Buddy Guy (who started by backing Muddy up) were playing ten years earlier. "Voodoo Child" is basically a Muddy Waters song launched from the Mississippi delta into the stratosphere. Underneath all of that electricity, this song is PURE blues... kzbin.info/www/bejne/bmW9q3eOe5J1ntU

[@timconnecticut6263]

The yell in the background is Johnny Winter. Johnny was an amazing albino guitar player and produced this record for Muddy Waters. The song is just fun.

[@africareact]

Thank you so much for this insight!

[@genjiaustin7888]

This girl is doing a reaction she sounded funny as hell when she talked she sound like cartoon character she need to get her voice box readjusted😂😂😂😂

[@genjiaustin7888]

This girl when she talks she sounds like an animated cartoon she need to get her voice box readjusted😂

[@karl_3885]

Hype man in the background is Mr Johnny Winter, who produced this lovely record and convinced Muddy to make it in the first place.

[@karl_3885]

and yes, that line you heard, "i'm a rolling stone" is what gave the Stones their name. Boys started as a Blues, R'n'B cover band.

[@africareact]

Wow! Thanks for this info🙏

[@lewstone5430]

Damn I love this song, AND Muddy!!! *_“Ima rollin’ stone!”_*

[@africareact]

Thanks for the feedback and glad you enjoyed it

[@lewstone5430]

@@africareact 🙏

[@suzannesellers7383]

This song has been used to perfection in several films most especially Risky Business, a recent Family Guy named Cutaway Land. You can also find a live version of this with Muddy and The Rolling Stones at a random club in Chicago. Just perfect!

[@lewstone5430]

The very beginning where he says “Everything gonna be alright this mornin’” was in a scene in “.Goodfellas”

[@kelvinhardy6711]

Straight out of Mississippi !

[@biff9999]

The best recording Muddy Waters ever made of this song - the shouts and the whoops from Johnny Winter in the background give it some great emotional power, and this song all together just makes you feel it in your soul.

[@africareact]

Thanks a lot for the feedback. Such a good song

[@keano7800]

A very fun song with great music!

[@genjiaustin7888]

This girl when she talks she sounds like an animated cartoon she need to get her voice box readjusted

[@lukeplayer5385]

I love this song

[@africareact]

Glad to hear this😊

[@no834]

Without these blues artists we'd have no Rock n Roll, and again Raymundo bringing the good shit

[@GuerillaMetal]

Watch the movie Cadillac Records. Very good movie

[@danielbruns1675]

Yes, we are thinking the same thing my mpwa. 😁 But all the women in only five minutes? That's a rabbit! 😁😂🤣😆

[@africareact]

A rabbit 🐇 you say😂😂😂😂

[@RF-lg4rq]

Please react to howlin wolf spoonful!!