Muddy Waters - King Of The Electric Blues (1997)
BAND/ARTIST: Muddy Waters
- Title: King Of The Electric Blues
- Year Of Release: 1997
- Label: Epic - Legacy
- Genre: Blues
- Quality: flac lossless (tracks)
- Total Time: 01:03:46
- Total Size: 390 mb
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist
01. I'm A King Bee (Album Version)
02. Champagne & Reefer (Album Version)
03. Mean Old Frisco Blues (Album Version)
04. Sad Sad Day (Album Version)
05. No Escape From The Blues (Album Version)
06. She's Nineteen Years Old (Live)
07. Nine Below Zero (Live)
08. Howling Wolf (Live)
09. Baby Please Don't Go (Live)
10. I'm Your Hoochie Coochie Man (Album Version)
11. Rock Me (Album Version)
12. Good Morning Little School Girl (Album Version)
13. I'm Ready (Album Version)
14. Mannish Boy (Album Version)
15. The Blues Had a Baby and They Named It Rock and Roll (Album Version)
The first 20-bit remastering of any of Muddy's late career work for Johnny Winter's Blue Sky label is of considerable interest. The fact that, in the wake of the earlier Blues Sky best-of disc, there's enough material to do another 60-minute-plus collection, also speaks well for this catalog. The clarity of the Super Bit Mapping audio brings out a sharpness in these recordings that the original vinyl and CD issues barely hinted at. The stuff is finally mastered at the volume it always should have been (this is a potential lease-breaker) and more than justifies the purchase. The music isn't as viscerally exciting as Muddy's work for Chess -- he's slower, starts at a lower energy level, and takes his time building up intensity, but the climaxes are majestic. The playing is also as solid as ever, and Muddy still had a considerable amount to say musically. Blues Sky still has the edge for songs, although the producers here have wisely included Muddy's covers of songs that he liked by John Lee (Sonny Boy) Williamson, Arthur Crudup, and Big Joe Williams, in addition to some of his own tunes.
01. I'm A King Bee (Album Version)
02. Champagne & Reefer (Album Version)
03. Mean Old Frisco Blues (Album Version)
04. Sad Sad Day (Album Version)
05. No Escape From The Blues (Album Version)
06. She's Nineteen Years Old (Live)
07. Nine Below Zero (Live)
08. Howling Wolf (Live)
09. Baby Please Don't Go (Live)
10. I'm Your Hoochie Coochie Man (Album Version)
11. Rock Me (Album Version)
12. Good Morning Little School Girl (Album Version)
13. I'm Ready (Album Version)
14. Mannish Boy (Album Version)
15. The Blues Had a Baby and They Named It Rock and Roll (Album Version)
The first 20-bit remastering of any of Muddy's late career work for Johnny Winter's Blue Sky label is of considerable interest. The fact that, in the wake of the earlier Blues Sky best-of disc, there's enough material to do another 60-minute-plus collection, also speaks well for this catalog. The clarity of the Super Bit Mapping audio brings out a sharpness in these recordings that the original vinyl and CD issues barely hinted at. The stuff is finally mastered at the volume it always should have been (this is a potential lease-breaker) and more than justifies the purchase. The music isn't as viscerally exciting as Muddy's work for Chess -- he's slower, starts at a lower energy level, and takes his time building up intensity, but the climaxes are majestic. The playing is also as solid as ever, and Muddy still had a considerable amount to say musically. Blues Sky still has the edge for songs, although the producers here have wisely included Muddy's covers of songs that he liked by John Lee (Sonny Boy) Williamson, Arthur Crudup, and Big Joe Williams, in addition to some of his own tunes.
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