Muddy Waters - Baby Please Don't Go - ChicagoFest 1981

[@andreaspeix9498]

Muddy Waters, Best blues singer and blues guitar Player !

[@VICTORIA777NESS]

ahhhh summertime, the blues, good food and the stars what else?

[@alijav091]

that someone who doesnt like this is actually just one, who the hell cares, God bless muddy . RIP

[@jwholland73]

He is over 65 years old in this performance and the epitome of cool. Where is today's Muddy Waters????

[@Officialshayne]

jwholland73 Rolling Stones

[@ScreaminJames]

Erm...no.

[@kabllbak]

No wonder I fell in love with the Blues...all those years ago. And to think, yup: It all started with Muddy Waters.

[@jigbrain]

Muddy Waters The Boss of Blues !!

[@Lion-cf3jk]

Sublime performance great MUDDY WATERS

[@BackToTheBlues]

One of my favourite Muddy numbers, thanks for this!

[@Bluestomiv]

i had the pleasure of seeing them both last summer on the same stage together.

[@MrCHICAGO2011]

Buford was joined by guitarists John Primer and Rick Kreher, pianist Lovie Lee, bassist Earnest Johnson and drummer Ray Allison.

[@xcuerdenx]

my fav muddy song!

[@lovelight4388]

American Classic !!!

[@milczarekstaszek]

Słuchałem Muddy Watersa w Warszawskiej Sali Kongresowej ... prawdziwy powiew bluesa

[@luiscasal1532]

Simplemente maravilloso, música eterna.

[@llew777]

Gotta agree Strongly, Rob From Canada

[@snl7473]

Holy shittt 😘😘😘😘

[@theskidrow55]

just awesome, thanks for adding=)

[@bamboosa]

Yes, yes, yes.

[@ljb2492]

@michelvn: We hear the great George "Mojo" Buford on harp here.

[@rmurbach1961]

@blou4now No, that is not Pinetop Perkins. I believe it's Lovey Smith. Pinetop had alreadty left the Muddy Waters Band when this festival took place.

[@mr64lemans]

song written by big joe williams 78 years ago; its a classic

[@johnnyguitar335]

Muddy Waters---the Hootchie Kootchie Man his sef. An inspiration to so many "in the day" and through today. Soulful, masterful...a powerhouse of blues. Heals my soul and gives me hope. This is a dynamite clip others to check out would be Muddy at "The Last Waltz" wherein Muddy knocks the lights out with his powerful blues as well. If yaz digs these blues check our site out on youtube too---johnnyguitar335

[@aizawabass]

LIKE!!

[@yaelpalombo4093]

♥️💐♥️

[@sayerma]

Awesome old microphone Mojo Buford is using...old Electrovoice??

[@Exakta66]

More than appropriately the headliner of ChicagoFest in 1981...he would die only two years later...

[@blou4now]

Is that pinetop perkins?on keys?

[@MrCHICAGO2011]

The pianist was Lovey Lee.

[@michelvn]

who is on the Harp here ? thanks :)

[@tomdemille]

james cotton.. check 'live from chicago mr. super harp himself' album by Cotton... one of best blues harp albums ever recorded

[@trajanoserravallijr39]

acdc the them gravaram

[@Odin029]

Yeah that's Mojo Buford on harp. Look up James Cotton.. they don't look a thing alike.

[@Freekb2]

=D

[@johnnyguitar335]

yeah Muddy Waters. The real thing. The Man! If ya dig these blues check us out on youtube too--johnnyguitar335