MUDDY WATERS rollin stone classic blues song by fabriblues
Added May 06, 2008
Written by: McKinley Morganfield
Produced by: Leonard and Phil Chess
Released: 1948 on Chess
For the first single ever on Chess Records, Waters reworked Mississippi bluesman Robert Petway's "Catfish Blues" into a spare, spooky track he named "Rollin' Stone." "We wouldn't do it exactly like those older fellows," Waters said. "We put the beat with it, put a little drive to it." The Rolling Stones took their name from the title, as did, in part, this magazine; Bob Dylan tipped his hat with "Like a Rolling Stone." muddy waters
extract from rolling stone magazine
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guitar : fender stratocaster big apple 1998
classic blues song
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