WATERS, MUDDY - FOLK SINGER (IT)
LP (12"/10" Album)
Label: WAX LOVE
Release date: 29/11/2018
Barcode: 0634438032328
Catalog no.: WLV0082088
Item ID: 470579
Recorded in 1963 at the peak of the folk revival, Muddy Waters entered the studio to record an all-acoustic set. Known for his distinctive electric blues style this recording was definitely a departure for Waters, but the results are historically great. A beautiful album from start to finish, featuring the great Buddy Guy on guitar, and Willie Dixon on bass (he also produced the album), this has come to be known as one of Waters' best albums. A great piece of acoustic blues from one of the legends of the genre is now available as a fine vinyl-reissue.
Also available: FOLK SINGER (LP), FOLK SINGER (RUS) (LP).
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