Muddy Waters, James Cotton and Johnny Winter - Wondering To Be Done 1981 (Complete Bootleg)

Full soundboard from the Beacon Theater in New York City - March 28, 1981
(00:00) Intro Jam & TV Mama (Johnny Winter vocals)
(06:46) Doorbell Blues
(09:28) Down The Road I Go
(14:52) They Call Me Muddy Waters
(21:26) Baby Please Don't Go
(24:15) Champagne And Reefer
(30:06) Going Out Walking
(35:03) Deep Down In Florida
(41:18) I'm Your Hoochie Coochie Man
(45:30) Love Her With A Feeling (Johnny Winter vocals)
(53:36) Mannish Boy
(1:00:25) Improv Jam
(1:01:40) Got My Mojo Working
(1:07:39) Instrumental Intro/Sweet Home Chicago
* Both James Cotton (harmonica) and Johnny Winter (guitar/vocals) guested with Muddy and his band this night.
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[@austinteutsch]

I had the pleasure to do 8 gigs with James Cotton in a few clubs around Austin, Texas in the mid 20's. We played a lot of blues together and smoked a lot of pot, mostly MY pot. Ha!! James was great!! I am one of the most fortunate drummers who ever lived.

[@joevecchio4687]

Great to know you appreciate your good fortune and not take it for granted

[@gibby6904]

Awesome!

[@johnziggykelleher4871]

I saw the '77 Palladium Show in N.Y.C. Steepest theater I have ever been in. Edgar Winters was in the wings. I was toasty seeing Albinos and African Americans looking like a big zebra. One of the greatest moments in music is when Mudman starts a slow walk to the audience while howlin' " I'm a Man" now that is a Man. Thanks Muddy.

[@bobcondon9602]

That is the great John Primer on vocals and guitar on the opening song TV Mama. He is still touring and recording. Check him out.

[@francoisrousseau7893]

Thanks - wasn't Winter for sure

[@RickyPayne-xo4tj]

Ugh Jo no I’m no p I’ll No no 😮ut😮i

[@teresapuppo1388]

❤❤❤

[@alejandrobilbao340]

HAY BLUES

[@jaywillieband]

Thanks very cool

[@classicrockarchives7077]

The guitar playing jumps up 50 levels once Johnny comes out in Walking Through The Park 30:06 His vocals are also strong. Muddy,Johnny & James put on some of the best blues shows, ever. Also BB King and Johnny could jam, so well together. Check out a search with both names.

[@johnziggykelleher4871]

It was a great show. Someone was waving a towel behind Mudman so he wouldn't drop.

[@pattyyuraitis5071]

What a treasure trove of musical genius 💜🎶🎵

[@josepalos584]

Blues del bueno para disfrutar

[@steveboyle184]

Mojo Buford on harp for most numbers ?

[@SurfingTheSoundwaves]

My beat up old boot doesn't specify, but I think you're right on there