Muddy Waters Band, Got My Mojo Working---Live at Newport Jazz Festival, July 3 1960

Legendary song and a legendary Concert.
The original footage has been edited, using the original Chess stereo live recording, by the producers of the DVD "Muddy Waters Classic concerts" (please consider buying it, money well spent).
Muddy was definitely the real King of Blues.
The Band:
Pat Hare (Guitar)
Otis Spann (Piano)
James Cotton (Harmonica)
Andrew Stephenson (Bass)
Francis Clay (Drums)

[@josephkingsley8708]

I was there! Took my grandson for his 16th birthday. We had a great time!! Never forget that day.

[@sprague49]

Congratulations! If you had a 16 year old grandson in 1960, you must be over 120 years old now.

[@duanecolbert7632]

If you don't mind me asking how old are you Sir

[@josephkingsley8708]

@@duanecolbert7632 I don't mind at all.

[@professorskippy]

@@josephkingsley8708okay

[@dieselscience]

@@duanecolbert7632 At least 130 by now.

[@giovanidedeus1016]

É por isso que o Rock é incrível, pois é filho do blues!!!

[@hilmarwensorra1215]

In loving memory of Mr. Francis Potter Clay (1923 - 2008 R.I.P. // gone but not forgotten).

[@tuviafogel]

60 years on and Muddy's moustache is blues mythology!

[@A_possum]

Genius.

[@ska654]

OG of the Blues right here! Blues lives forever

[@elizabethilling9387]

Worik.....is a two syllable word when Muddy singing it. Woohoo!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@lazur1]

And Francis Clay on drums: The best drummer Muddy ever had = The best blues drummer ever.

[@bigbrotherisasob]

Classic. Women background vocals, band grooving and that front man !!!

[@dannydine5263]

Damn.Tears in eyes.That's just to good.

[@tadthemod]

WOW! amazing! the dancing at 2.00.....the start of what it was to be....a MOD in the UK in the 60's

[@randymacpherson4689]

My favorite of Muddy live.❤️❤️

[@Nick-nw6zg]

Good music brings people together

[@derevileD]

History was written that day…

[@albertoandreis4302]

GREAT ,GREAT ,REAL SOUND! ..BRAVO!

[@gfd215]

A King of Blues a smart singer

[@bruceedwards8339]

This is prime Muddy Waters, the best bluesman there ever was. And he was a pretty good dancer, too!

[@johnnyacevedojr8743]

Bruce I love muddy too, but he was not the best, but he was up there in the top & this was not his prime , the 50s was his prime

[@art78ist]

​@@johnnyacevedojr8743 Hello. Excuse me, but who was the best bluesman?

[@tadthemod]

WHAT A BAND!

[@clarenceroehl9570]

OUTSTANDING!!!!

[@paulcowart3174]

Francis Clay added a lot on the drums

[@juanm.fernandezcastillo1467]

Mr. Waters on fire! He gives it all!

[@jonathanbell4856]

James Cotton on the harmonica

[@LHMason777]

Incredible footage! The Source of It All!! Thanks for posting.

[@Powerfulchange712]

Omgness that was soooo incredible!!! Thank you for this!!!!

[@coravisser3846]

I love it to see and hear this one.He was one of a kind it is super to hear the real legendes.Thank you for uploading,aggittoriusu

[@bigbrotherisasob]

Gotta love that.

[@juliet3827]

Priceless.

[@dannyburch2122]

Killin it!

[@granoj1]

huh so good

[@PrzemyslawKubera]

Awesome! Love Muddy!

[@GabbeRoh]

awesome

[@harpothehealer]

Wonderful

[@Vedder1992]

great sound and performance.

[@vandamation]

I saw in a documentary that it was this show that helped revitalize his career.

[@fredvanburen7090]

Young Muddy.

[@rogerauger7766]

The Man! Thanks for sharing! :)

[@tedschmidt3288]

Classic

[@victorimoveis]

Super registro!! muito LOUCO!!!

[@aggittoriusu]

You are very welcome.

[@eliortega1745]

Fantastic! Great job aggittoriusu !

[@amandahumphrey9832]

The great Otis spann on 🎹

[@liviustefanache5443]

🤘🤘🤘

[@stirazvv]

The people are having lots of fun, you don`t see this nowadays, we`re all so serious and pokerface!

[@TheMouko]

5 long years brought me here next outside woman enjoy...........

[@stix9641]

groove lesson from Francis

[@stix9641]

the founder of modern blues drumming

[@deltabilly1]

IS THERE MORE FOOTAGE OF MUDDY DANCING IS ALL I WANT TO KNOW

[@imilliemedina666]

At 6:30 he invents the crip walk

[@polochinchinlin9111]

what he said in the 1:43???

[@DigitalMusicLibrary]

Lay it on me son

[@polochinchinlin9111]

@@DigitalMusicLibrary Thanks a lot 🙏✌

[@chasleask8533]

Colossal .

[@shirleywilson4932]

lgoodmusicfrommrbb

[@sageh3634]

🔥🔥🔥🔥 does this song make you happy in 2020 This performance is fabulous 0:34 💞💓 👇 👇 👇 👇💝

[@michaelscott7462]

Four years before the Beatles or the Stones set a foot on American soil.

[@lilybell6369]

The man at the piano looks like Muddy Waters.

[@templeman4]

Lily Bell I'm wondering if that isn't Mr. Otis Spann, he toured with Muddy Waters for a number of years.

[@juanm.fernandezcastillo1467]

Looks like he is. At least that's what the video description says

[@bradferguson3133]

I believe that's the great Otis Spann.

[@SlimDavenport]

It's Otis Spann for sure.

[@anthonywilson7304]

@@bradferguson3133 oh wow, didn't catch that, unreal and fabulous

[@ethanwalker7154]

🔥🔥🔥 does this song make you happy in 2020 This video lovely 1:04 💖❣💯 👇👇👇🔥

[@theeaskey]

How does this qualify as jazz...it's rythym and blues..

[@johnnyacevedojr8743]

I’m who,? aperently you haven’t heard of willy big eyes 👀 smith

[@cf9690]

That looks like Nina Simone at 6.50