MUDDY WATERS Let's Spend The Night Together (1968 UK 7" vinyl single on Chess Records with four prong centre, a superb cover of the Rolling Stones classic with fuzz guitars in the mix. Also features the b-side I'm A Man, repro die-cut companysleeve. The vinyl is in superb Excellent condition & still looks barely played CRS8083) more...
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MUDDY WATERS Electric Mud (2013 Japanese 'Best Collection' issue of the 1968 8-track CD album which saw Muddy Waters record experimental, psychedelic blues tracks with members of Rotary Connection, including cover version of the Rolling Stones' Let's Spend The Night Together, complete with titled artwork & obi-strip. This copy remains sealed from new UICY-75952) more...
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MUDDY WATERS Electric Mud (Archive Quality 1968 UK 8-track stereo LP, front laminated flipback picture sleeve. The sleeve shows just a little light shelfwear & the vinyl is near 'as new' CRLS4542) more...
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MUDDY WATERS Electric Mud (US exclusive limited edition 8-track vinyl LP - this is the famous 'somebody-put-something-in-the-Waters' album, originally released in 1968; a relative hit for Chess, it features the exalted bluesman bellowing over psychedelicized arrangements that owe more to Steppenwolf than Willie Dixon - Waters himself complained that the drums were 'too busy' and the lead guitar sounded like 'a cat's meow'! A shame; we think it rocks! Sealed gatefold sleeve) more...
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MUDDY WATERS Electric Mud (2007 Japanese limited edition 8-track CD album, originally released on Chess Records' Cadet Concept imprint in 1968, featuring Hendrix-influenced psychedelic blues arrangements, superbly presented in a mini LP-style pasted gatefold card picture sleeve + obi strip, with mini replica inner sleeve, fold-out Japanese/English lyric sheet plus 6-page insert showing Muddy getting his hair styled into the amazing bouffant that graces the inside of the gatefold!) more...
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MUDDY WATERS Electric Mud (1996 US 8-track CD album - this is the infamous 'somebody-put-something-in-the-Waters' album, originally released in 1968; a relative hit for Chess, it features the exalted bluesman bellowing over psychedelic arrangements that owe more to Steppenwolf than Willie Dixon - Waters himself complained that the drums were 'too busy' and the lead guitar sounded like 'a cat's meow' [!!]; a shame - we think it rocks! Sealed picture sleeve) more...
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MUDDY WATERS Electric Mud (1968 UK first press 8-track stereo LP on the black & silver Chess label, as close to Muddy got to releasing a Psychedelic Blues Rock album, front laminated flipback picture sleeve. The sleeve appears Excellent with secure flipbacks & no writing. There is some very faint discolouring to a bottom edge & otherwise just some minor corner bowing from ring wear. The vinyl has a deep sheen both sides & grades Excellent with just the lightest few signs of play. S more...
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MUDDY WATERS Electric Mud (1981 Canadian Orange Cadet label issue of the 1968 8-track stereo LP. This is the famous 'somebody-put-something-in-the-Waters' album. A relative hit for Chess, it features the exalted bluesman bellowing over psychedelicized arrangements that owe more to Steppenwolf than Willie Dixon - Waters himself complained that the drums were 'too busy' & the lead guitar sounded like 'a cat's meow'! A shame; we think it rocks! The sleeve shows little of it sage & the more...
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MUDDY WATERS Electric Mud (1968 US first issue 8-track stereo vinyl LP on the 'deep groove' Cadet Concept label. This is the famous 'somebody-put-something-in-the-Waters' album. A relative hit for Chess, it features the exalted bluesman bellowing over psychedelicized arrangements that owe more to Steppenwolf than Willie Dixon - Waters himself complained that the drums were 'too busy' & the lead guitar sounded like 'a cat's meow'! A shame; we think it rocks! pasted gatefold picture more...
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MUDDY WATERS Electric Mud (1971 US green Cadet label issue of the 1968 8-track stereo LP. This is the famous 'somebody-put-something-in-the-Waters' album. A relative hit for Chess, it features the exalted bluesman bellowing over psychedelicized arrangements that owe more to Steppenwolf than Willie Dixon - Waters himself complained that the drums were 'too busy' & the lead guitar sounded like 'a cat's meow'! A shame; we think it rocks! The pasted gatefold sleeve shows little of its more...
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MUDDY WATERS One More Mile (1994 US 41-track double CD album - the first volume of the Chess Collectibles series, which sees MCA commercially issuing collections of rare and previously unreleased Chess recordings. This volume is dedicated entirely to 'the Father of Chicago Blues', Muddy Waters, and features alternate takes of Rollin' Stone, Crawlin' Kingsnake and Read Way Back. Presented in a promo-stickered picture sleeve, with deletion holes through the barcode, in a 'fat double' more...
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