Album
Electric Mud
1968 · Rock, Funk / Soul
29 collectors on Gatefold own this
Electric Mud is a Blues album by Muddy Waters, originally released in 1968. On Gatefold: 58 pressings tracked, owned by 29 collectors.
About
In 1968, eager to appeal to psychedelic rock fans, Chess Records urged Muddy Waters to expand his audience by making a heavy rock record. Backed by members of the Chicago soul-rock band Rotary Connection, Muddy turned out an album full of crunching, distortion-soaked riffs and big, booming beats. Not only did it achieve its aim in boosting Muddy's profile, it proved influential to a new generation of musicians. Most of the tracks are hard-rocking revamps of classics from his existing repertoire ("Mannish Boy," "The Same Thing," etc.) but he also amps up The Rolling Stones' "Let's Spend the Night Together."
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Tracklist
Side A
- A1I Just Want To Make Love To You4:14
- A2I'm Your Hoochie Coochie Man4:41
- A3Let's Spend The Night Together3:07
- A4She's All Right6:44
Side B
- B1I'm A Man (Mannish Boy)3:21
- B2Herbert Harpers Free Press4:32
- B3Tom Cat3:37
- B4Same Thing5:37
Sound DNA
- Blues
- Chicago & Electric Blues
- distorted
- chaotic
- psychedelic
Notes from the original pressing. Later editions may differ.
Recorded at Ter Mar Studios, Chicago, May, 1968.
This version has a white sleeve with black print.
Initial copies came with an 8 page booklet of photos insert.
Gatefold sleeve
Credits
The people behind it.
Performers
- Bryce RobersonGUITAR
- Charles StepneyORGAN ORGAN, ARRANGED BY
- Gene BargeTENOR SAXOPHONE
- Leonard CastonORGAN
- Louis SatterfieldBASS
- Morris JenningsDRUMS
- Muddy WatersLEAD GUITAR VOCALS
- Otis SpannPIANO
- Pete CoseyGUITAR
- Phil UpchurchGUITAR
- Roland FaulknerGUITAR
29 collectors on Gatefold own this · 58 pressings tracked on Gatefold
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