4.2K views · 193 reactions | “Aside from Robert Johnson, no single figure is more important in the history and development of the blues than Waters. The real question...isn’t ‘Who did he influence?’ but...‘Who DIDN’T he influence?’” - Paul Butterfield Now, ain’t that some truth! ⚡Which musicians today do y’all think have the electric blues chops like Muddy? | Muddy Waters | Facebook

15K views · 163 reactions | Muddy Waters - Kansas City - 1976 | DIY Cigar Box Guitars | Facebook

96K views · 373 reactions | Blues Legend Muddy Waters plays "Train Fare Home Blues " on stage at the Copenaghen Jazz Festival (Denmark) on October 27, 1968, with this fantastic lineup: ‘Pee Wee’ Madison – guitar Luther “Snakeboy” Johnson – guitar Otis Spann – piano Paul Oscher – harmônica Sonny Wimberley – bass S.P. Leary – drums | Music is Life | Facebook