Muddy Waters - Got My Mojo Working

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McKinley Morganfield (April 4, 1913 -- April 30, 1983), known as Muddy Waters, was an American blues musician who is considered the "father of modern Chicago blues". He was a major inspiration for the British blues explosion in the 1960s and is ranked No. 17 in Rolling Stone magazine's list of the 100 Greatest Artists of All Time.
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[@brennocalderan2201]

the beginning already tells us the song is great.

[@markuskruger4789]

Is your profile pic of the godfather 2 gane

[@brennocalderan2201]

+Markus Kruger yes

[@philiphalpenny9761]

You said it Brenno. This track oozes virile vitality...

[@henrikhansen1023]

Four examples of you being wrong: 1) Corey Hart Eurasian Eyes 2) Def Leppard Gods of War 3) Duke Ellington The Mooche 4) Chopin's funeral march All these start great - and the roll over and dies.

[@henrikhansen1023]

Philip Halpenny Not exactly - don't you hear the lyrics? He can't seem to get his mojo working on the girl he is after.

[@MG-fh4ed]

The Rolling Stones are fans of this supreme artist.

[@johnhopkinson4054]

just about every 60's - 70's rock band is

[@deathfire47728]

Almost nothing can beat the 50s

[@wiretom]

The 60's and 90's

[@DannyCochran55]

naaa @@wiretom

[@Vintage_Appreciator]

​@@wiretom naaaa nonsense

[@princebond]

​@@wiretomExcept for Warp Records, the 90's were one of the worst decades musically.

[@leandrosavio1054]

70s ❤

[@agutterfan]

One of the all-time classics. In 1965 you could have gone into any local club anywhere in the UK and the local band would play this. Seminal.

[@michaelhawkyard5855]

I feel privileged that I was a teenager in Liverpool in the early '60s when the place was exploding with so many blues/R&B- influenced bands. This stuff was everywhere. I didn't really know what the blues was but I knew I loved it. It all led to 'unknowns' in the USA like Muddy, BB, Howlin Wolf, etc. getting the recognition they deserved.

[@alex1movies]

No one cares

[@DaveAndBeth1978]

​@alex1movies well, you cared enough to comment, didn't you?

[@oflightning]

​@@alex1movies95 people cares. About your whining..2

[@manasbhadauria2935]

Who knows your grandpa listened better songs than today's generation in teenage

[@gabrielsilva6826]

Feeling in Empire Bay, driving my red Hot Rod and listening to the delta radio after killing several greasers with my thompson machine gun.

[@markedm]

Breaking news! A unfortunate owner of a house in GreenField by the name of mr.Vito Scalleta..His house burst into flames! Soo uhmmm. Mr Scalleta please contact the EBPD to make sure you're okay!

[@PassCookie]

hot rods suck. they are nothing more than destroyed classic cars.

[@maria1A]

How do you do . greetings to leslle allen

[@markmmv]

@@PassCookie Bullshit, hot rods it's second life for 20s - 40s cars.

[@mochammadkasyfillahmudloff9829]

Making your feet move and your shoe shine. Delta Radio, EDLT, Empire Bay

[@jussix48]

Rhythm and Blues at its best...! 🕵🏼‍♀️👌🏿🙂👍🏿👍🏿

[@buzalar1845]

Speeding on my smith custom 200, smashing everything in its path

[@armandonieves1277]

Great song, love Elvis's version

[@classicmoodexp]

[@Jack_of_Helsinki]

This was in Mafia 2 and I fucking love this song.

[@ekrem6303]

i love this fucking song too

[@sergiolages1911]

Nilde693 Delta radio, the best

[@mmmmm4986]

WAIT WOT

[@Vintage_Appreciator]

Making your feet move​@@sergiolages1911

[@Borin86]

Blues should be sad, so why I always smiling hearing Muddy's music? :D

[@paulkate72]

If Little Walters harmonica riff in the middle of this song isn't the best ever recorded I don't what is! That man could play - he's the only harp player who ever outshone the singer and rest of the band.

[@G33KSPALACEdotCOM]

You should watch the live recording with James Cotton playing harp, it's fantastic, quite different to Little Walter's riff, but definitely just as good.

[@gillestremblay3465]

Great, for sure. But not as sublime as his work on I Just Want to Make Love to You in my opinion. And Juke is not too bad either... ;)

[@wiretom]

Nah man Brian Jones from the stones and Paul Butterfield did this too

[@paulherring2434]

@@wiretom Well, even Brian Jones would say Little Walter is the master, I'm only the apprentice. As for Paul Butterfield, good yes, but not in LW's heights,

[@maryjelks5335]

I love the early music, this tune brings back my childhood memories.

[@Bruno-qr8yu]

I'm from paraguay and I'm a fan of muddy waters since 2011 , first time i heard it blow my mind and it still does

[@albertocpmlpgc7354]

The Master among many Masters, what a classic

[@MG-fh4ed]

Keith Richards and Mick Jagger adore this genius

[@SQrryWOP]

Seguro puso a bailar a todo el 🌎 con este tema ❤ loved muddy

[@laserduchamp8071]

total classic - electrifying original

[@alessandrocomelli2065]

Che energia …elettricità ❤️🙏

[@Unknown-ui6rf]

Got my mojo working by listening to this song...

[@alexandrosavdikos8447]

+Having MrMojoRisin' as your profile pic.This comment is the definition of the word mojo!!!

[@lacibarath7493]

Yeah !!!! The best blues song ever !!!! Yeah !!!

[@666msg666]

I'm an old English guy hearing this for the first time. Brilliant! The only version of this song to chart in the UK was by Jimmy Smith in 1966.

[@stephenstone8817]

Great record by a fabulous artist.

[@betorush1]

Alex Rebar (The Incredible Melting Man, 1977). 09/07/1940 - 19/11/2021. "His final wishes were for no memorial but that 'Everyone should just go home, crack open a bottle of wine, and listen to 'Got My Mojo Workin' by Muddy Waters'".

[@michelefreitas3831]

Uall, muito bom!

[@Scouter98]

nice

[@brennocalderan2201]

+Joe Barbaro you around here? i knew you were alive!!!

[@Scouter98]

Brenno Calderan damn right

[@brennocalderan2201]

yeah!!!

[@BB97z]

+Joe Barbaro you drive like my fucking grandmother

[@brennocalderan2201]

Blaze Bogdan you grab the mitts on my fucking coat!!! i paid a fortune for this thing!!!

[@simonstrange1394]

Cool !! :D

[@miguelgomez9061]

increíble el ritmo de la armónica

[@alexortner9497]

Cool.

[@Jimmypoolza]

Got my mojo working, but it just won't work on you Got my mojo working, but it just won't work on you I want to love you so bad, I don't know what to do Going down to Louisiana to get me a mojo hand Going down to Louisiana to get me a mojo hand I'm gonna have all you women under my command Got my mojo working Got my mojo working Got my mojo working Got my mojo working Got my mojo working, but it just won't work on you I got a gypsy woman givin' me advice I got a gypsy woman givin' me advice I got a whole lottsa tricks keepin' her around

[@jmsjuarez5300]

Este señor es un genio!

[@rauldomingogalloso5771]

Música sagrada 🇦🇷🎸 en su máxima expresión ✌️

[@Juan_A_Sandoval_RE3-DOOM]

THE WILD ONES BEST MISSION ON MAFIA 2

[@rajvanshiaditya]

সব থেকে ভালো গীত👍।

[@Colin1945]

Best music

[@christian_traxler]

Mojo is working right now.

[@krzyluko8576]

Cool Chicago sound

[@akros29]

this version is so much nice

[@belzedude8657]

Born in the 80s grow in the 90s listen the 50s. Schock-shit ^^

[@m.h_productions]

My version. Born in the early 2000s, grew in the 2010s, listen to the 50s.

[@gganimations2546]

@@m.h_productions Born in the 2000s, grow in the 2010s, listen everything good.

[@Josie5100]

Love it!

[@scouseronthewirral]

Got My Mojo Workin’/Hands off was Written By Preston Foster, Muddy Waters, Jay Mcshain & Priscilla Bowman Muddy Waters recorded the song on 1 December 1956, and released in March 1957, it did not chart. Notable Covers: Ann Cole (Mar 1957) Conway Twitty (Jun 1963) Manfred Mann (Sep 1964) The Zombies (Jan 1965) Jimmy Smith (1966) #51 R&B Elvis Presley recorded A Studio Jam of Got My Mojo Workin/Hands Off on 5 June 1970, and released it on his “Love Letters From Elvis” Album on 16 June 1971.

Very good song...

[@jesusblooregard2437]

The Doors- She Smells So Nice

[@Juan_A_Sandoval_RE3-DOOM]

MAFIA 2 FANS HERE

[@MACTEP_CHOB]

Chess records fans aswell

[@SuperHoryok]

MOOOOJJOOOOOO!!!)))))

[@repeteokular3784]

like :) mafia 2 songs :D

[@mohamedsakotoure9272]

I’m Black and proud

[@oldguerrilla3377]

Fuck this song is amazing !

[@gabrielyjuii5imarinho735]

Mr. Mojo Risin...

[@brandonh.441]

That's how mojo works

[@rudneyalves3629]

muito bom mano

[@isaaclira8669]

Rudney Alves olha só um BR por aqui kkkkkkk que surpresa, seja bem vindo ao mundo do Blues cara.

[@commietearsdrinker]

Rudney Alves é nois

[@leonardolarocca1999]

Yeah buddy

[@jshsgh]

Mafia 2 thank you

[@2612Izzy]

capo muddy hincha del millo

[@fabiansantos4568]

Okays 🎉

[@snefagel]

This that real rap 🔥🔥🔥🍔🍔

[@arrozebolacha]

I think I've come for Mafia 2 radio

[@shrikefromthetimetombs4281]

Thanks for Mafia ll

[@lucagonzalez1735]

got my mojó working vamos muddy waters

[@ccalccol]

released in April 1957

[@jormahampshire1371]

Only been using Internet for 6 months learning the ropes.

[@petekbal-hg2hw]

🤫🙌

[@brentfriel6932]

Fkn love it

[@williammacquarrie2753]

Only a true legend could write a song about Erectile Dysfunction and sing it like a champ. They just don't make 'em like they used to

[@berrytrifle]

he didn't write it, Ann Cole did :)

[@RodRollingStone]

Are you having a laugh? He's singing about his good luck charm (mojo), not his penis....... LOL

[@SeiMaxwell]

RodRollingStone sex/luck charm actually isnt it?

[@TheOneLastDragon]

Dont use Austin Powers´ definition...Go back to the turn of the century and you´ll see what Mojo really is

[@TheNeverposts]

lol, got something you wanna share with the internet?

[@М62]

Perfect song to drive in Mafia 2

[@18thanapoom84]

Yes, I heard that too

[@miguelponcehernandez5416]

escuchando a muddy waters

[@danielpoursac6931]

Tu sais mon ami Philou Muddy Waters est un pionnier du Blues je l'aime et l'adore mois je suis tombé Dedans comme un certains Obélix qui est lui est aussi tombé Dedans mais lui contrairement à moi c'est dans la Marmite tout cela pour te dire cette photo évoque un souvenir d'un Bluesman rencontré sur une autre plateforme et d'un autre comparse aussi féru de Blues ils mon appris plein de chose mais le premier est plus important à mes yeux. le Blues et le rythme de cette Musique ne vient pas que des Noirs mais aussi des Indiens de leurs Tam Tam qui font le Rythme de leurs chants et des premiers Noir qui ont amener la nostalgie des chants et le mélange à fait cette Musique que l'on connaît aujourd'hui un très célèbre chercheur en musique en témoigne c'est Alan Lomax qui est né en 1915 décédé en 2002 c'était un ethmomusicologue de renom qui à pris la suite de son Père John Avery Lomax né en 1867 décédé 1948 et maintenant sa petite fille Anna Lomax né en 1944 plus vieille que moi de 4 ans qui repris le flambeau donc ils savent de quoi ils parlent mais son Père Alan Lomax à créé une fondation en 1985 pour y déposer toutes leurs recherches musicales folkloriques et autres musiques du Monde Bref tout ça pour te dire c'est mes deux anciens que j'ai appris ces choses importantes sur le Blues et ces Origines je sais aussi par mes acolytes que les pionniers du Blues avaient des origines Indiennes bien qu'Americains je te laisse chercher les anciens Bluesmans mais tu en connais déjà par nos écriture Anonymous Mdr encore une chose importante le Blues des prisons Negro prisons ( chant les plus connus des puristes le Rythme viens de ces chants tu reconnaîtra celui-ci chanter par des Noirs emprisonné dans les travaux forcés une honte des Amériques mais c'était une autre époque de l'histoire que nous aussi Français on ne peut être fier de nous ) mais aussi la naissance du Blues du Mississippi ou encore par la suite de Chicago et bien d'autres encore mais j'en reviens à mon acolyte le plus important je suis son successeur pour sa citation que je respecte la passion de langage (( Je prend Valise )) à chaque qu'un morceau lui plaisait alors il disait cette citation je prend valise voilà pourquoi aussi je continue le flambeau. Salut tout le monde pour moi Frérot Astalavista Ombré

[@danielpoursac6931]

A le plus important de cette Musique le Blues remonterai vers 1880 les prémices mais là c'est pas gagner les avis converge mais pourtant les pionniers enfin les premiers enregistrements date de cette époque apparemment mais là je laisse la parole aux traces reconnue par l'histoire du Blues

[@vincetaylor3708]

Hello Grand Sachem Heureux de te retrouver ici, dans ces territoires où l'inculture fait des ravages. Fort heureusement il y a de vieux sages (et, en l'occurrence, le terme "vieux" est tout sauf péjoratif, mais toi et moi on le sait bien). Quel bonheur d'avoir une amitié et une complicité avec des gens qui savent, et non pas qui croient, avec des gens qui sont des témoins et non des rapporteurs de ce qu'ils ont lu dans des livres - la plupart du temps, en plus, mal foutus (pas les gens, je parle des livres). Bien sûr je vais te répondre en mail privé mais je dois te dire ici que j'admire ta verve, ton sens de la découverte, pas du tout antinomiques de ton savoir immense de la musique de ces deux derniers siècles. Au passage, un mec comme Mick Jagger, qui a quand même - soyons honnêtes - commis de sombres merdes ("Angie", franchement...) capitalise encore sur ce nom de "Rolling Stones" à présent dévoyé et qui vient de qui tu sais. J'ai l'impression, en ce cas précis, qu'il y a un relent d'escroquerie manifeste. Bref. Je lis ton article (puisque c'en est un, et pas un simple post avec des smileys à la con), et je me dis : merde, mon vieux poteau a encore raison, fait chier ! Of course, toi seul sait que je plaisante et qu'on est cul et chemise, en toute bienséance évidemment. Mais en aucun cas ce pourrait être un renvoi d'ascenseur, puisque TU sais, et que JE sais. Elle est impeccable, ton intervention, et je me demande ici qui aurait pu la développer avec une telle sagacité. Merci pirate. Philippe N.

[@danielpoursac6931]

@@vincetaylor3708 merci mon ami Vince Mdr

[@jamjar1833]

🎉

[@cedricb7904]

🎉🎉🎉

[@redshock2415]

😻

[@Sandrofax2]

Little Gangster walter Fire Fire fire Walter

[@debraparry8085]

Little Walter on harp

[@Ivan_Podkovyrov]

Mafia 2 :)

[@simasvec8245]

Am I in Empire Bay?

[@rt90]

Coming here because the book "Total Cat Mojo", by Jackson Galaxy 🐱🐱🐱

[@stephenb4889]

Is this the version cut with Little Walter for Chess in 56?

[@omniman1451]

Music homework 💀

[@ruthdixon7807]

it's one of the most overdone bar band staples by now, but muddy was the one who popularized this incessantly motoring, cocky blues standard.

[@armandogonella2770]

A S T I ( ITALIA )

[@LARIANE38]

De quand ça date? When this song was released?

[@danielpoursac6931]

Mai 1997

[@danielpoursac6931]

This song par contre c'est une composition de Georges Harrison en 1976 bye l'ami

[@markmmv]

Recorded in late 1956, released in April 1957

[@Duorock-u7h]

Litle walter?

[@Salamander128]

Yep

[@P_Dra-gon]

(got my mojo working but it just won't work on you) x2 i wanna loveyou so bad, i don't know what to do (going down to louisiana to get me a mojo hand) x 2 i'm gonna have all you women that your my command

[@garyslater1243]

For the uninitiated, "mojo" refers to his prowess at picking up women - but this time the lady isn't interested........"Got my mojo working, but it just don't work on you".

[@mohamedsakotoure9272]

I Saïd laoud

[@sahinkzlkaya8383]

Tunç abiden gelenler

[@montella111]

Rory who?

[@jshsgh]

Mafia two мафия 2

[@jshsgh]

Какой же кринж

[@poiuytrewqpoiiiiiiuy]

I prefer the version of rory gallagher but this is also good....

[@davidebeltrami3477]

🤮

[@jamjar1833]

I hate this

[@cedricb7904]

Than dont hear it! XP

[@xmonads]

i hate it

[@classicmoodexp]

[@miditanyatee1379]

Got my mojo working, but it just won't work on you Got my mojo working, but it just won't work on you I want to love you so bad, I don't know what to do Going down to Louisiana to get me a mojo hand Going down to Louisiana to get me a mojo hand I'm gonna have all you women under my command Got my mojo working Got my mojo working Got my mojo working Got my mojo working Got my mojo working, but it just won't work on you I got a gypsy woman givin' me advice I got a gypsy woman givin' me advice I got a whole lottsa tricks keepin' her around