MUDDY WATERS Folk Singer (1980s Italian issue of the 1964 9-track vinyl LP, an amazing session from September 1963, which sees the great bluesman backed by Willy Dixon [bass], Buddy Guy [guitar] and Clifton James [drums], picture sleeve. The sleeve shows light wear and the vinyl is Near Mint GCH8040) 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 Folk Singer (2001 US exclusive limited edition 9-track LP pressed on 200gram QUIEX SUPER VINYL, originally released in 1964 - an amazing session from September 1963, which sees the great bluesman backed by Willy Dixon [bass], Buddy Guy [guitar] and Clifton James [drums]; superbly presented in deluxe pasted card sleeve, housed in a sticker-sealed PVC bag) 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 Live At Mister Kelly's (Mid 80s French issue of the 1971 10-track LP, recorded live in Chicago with Calvin Jones on Bass, James Madison & Samuel Lawhorn on Guitar, Joe Perkins on Piano, Paul Oscher on Harmonica & Willie Smith on Drums, picture sleeve. The sleeve shows just a little edge scuffing & the vinyl remains in excellent condition with few signs of play) more...
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MUDDY WATERS Folk Singer (1987 US 9-track LP, which saw the great bluesman backed by Willy Dixon [bass], Buddy Guy [guitar] & Clifton James [drums] in an amazing Chess session from September 1963. The picture sleeve shows just a spot of lightring wear & the vinyl is Excellent with only a few faint paper scuffs to show play CH-9261) more...
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MUDDY WATERS Folk Singer (1977 US 9-track LP, which saw the great bluesman backed by Willy Dixon [bass], Buddy Guy [guitar] & Clifton James [drums] in an amazing Chess session from September 1963. The picture sleeve shows a little edgewear andringwear scuffs and has the deletion notch on the bottom left, while the vinyl is Excellent with only a few faint paper scuffs to show play CH1483) 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 Folk Singer (1964 UK first press 9-track mono LP on the red & yellow 'PYE R&B Series' label, an amazing session & landmark recording from September 1963, which sees the great bluesman backed by Willy Dixon [bass], Buddy Guy [guitar] & Clifton James [drums], front laminated flipback picture sleeve. This is a splendid one previous owner example. The sleeve is Excellent with fresh, clean panels and the heavyweight vinyl appears Excellent with few signs of play NPL28038) 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 Folk Singer (2001 US exclusive limited edition 9-track LP pressed on 200gram QUIEX SUPER VINYL, originally released in 1964 - an amazing session from September 1963, which sees the great bluesman backed by Willy Dixon [bass], Buddy Guy [guitar] and Clifton James [drums], superbly presented in a deluxe replica picture sleeve. The sleeve shows very little wear but has some very light marking on the back. The heavyweight vinyl is Excellent with few signs of more...
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MUDDY WATERS Folk Singer (2013 UK/EU limited edition 14-track LP pressed on 180gram vinyl, originally released in 1964 - an amazing session from September 1963, which sees the great bluesman backed by Willy Dixon [bass], Buddy Guy [guitar] and Clifton James [drums] with five bonus tracks, superbly presented in a deluxe gatefold picture sleeve. The sleeve shows very little wear but has some very light marking on the back. The heavyweight vinyl is Excellent with few signs of more...
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