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BREAKIN' IT UP, BREAKIN' IT DOWN
Muddy Waters
Genre: Blues
Artist/Group Name: Muddy Waters
Release Date: 06/05/2007
Original Release Date: 2007
Length of CD: 59:16
Label: Legacy
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Total Time: 59:16
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Disc 1
1. Black Cat Bone / Dust My Broom
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2. Can't Be Satisfied
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3. Caledonia
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4. Dealin' With the Devil
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5. Rocket 88
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6. I Done Got Over It
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7. How Long Can a Fool Go Wrong
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8. Mama Talk to Your Daughter
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9. Love Her With a Feeling
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10. Trouble No More
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11. Got My Mojo Workin'
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# of Discs: 1
Total Time: 59:16
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1. Black Cat Bone / Dust My Broom
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2. Can't Be Satisfied
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3. Caledonia
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4. Dealin' With the Devil
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5. Rocket 88
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6. I Done Got Over It
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7. How Long Can a Fool Go Wrong
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8. Mama Talk to Your Daughter
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9. Love Her With a Feeling
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10. Trouble No More
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11. Got My Mojo Workin'
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Personnel: Muddy Waters (guitar); Johnny Winter (guitar); James Cotton (harp).
Additional personnel: Bob Margolin (guitar); Pinetop Perkins (piano); Charles Calmese (bass guitar); Willie "Big Eyes" Smith (drums).
Muddy Waters's career was revitalized in the 1970s when he fell in with Johnny Winter, recording the classic HARD AGAIN and a good deal of live material with Winter and singer/harmonica player James Cotton. BREAKIN' IT UP, BREAKIN' IT DOWN culls from these same live recordings, and features material that wasn't included on MUDDY 'MISSISSIPPI' WATERS LIVE or the subsequent expanded version of that album.
Fans of Waters's music (and his '70s work in particular) will find much of the old magic here. Waters lets loose on several numbers, including his classics "I Can't Be Satisfied" and "Got My Mojo Workin'," while Winter and Cotton offer takes on other blues gems (Winter turns in a smoking version of John Lee Hooker's "I Done Got Over It," for example). The recordings feature chops galore, but never at the expense of that vintage South Chicago sound.
Dirty Linen (p.79) - "Waters, in particular, was in fine form....This is a very hot, enjoyable souvenir of a wonderful tour."
Living Blues (p.58) - "Blues has seldom been more fun than this; it's a party from beginning to end....Take a journey back to a time when this kind of unfettered enthusiasm could be enjoyed without irony and without reservation. This is the real thing."
Recording Type: n/a