At Newport 1960

It's hard not to enjoy blues music

I enjoyed this album. Some great tracks

Класс

Мадди не зря классика, этот альбом уже слышал, о это не повод чтобы не переслушать еще раз:)

Blues med stort B, live

Solid electric blues. Great energy.

Cool!

Great lives blues album. Interesting backstory behind how this one eventually ended up happening. Need to listn to more blues after this one. John Lee Hooker and Howlin' Wolf are next on my list.

Good old fashioned blues!

live jazz - 2.1

old blues . noice

I love Muddy Waters but this album didn't do it for me.

Dude sounds like he was a totes a legend.

I really liked it. Added to my favorites.

Unspektakulär! Musikalisch passiert nicht viel. Die Texte sind auch ziemlich monoton und alles andere als inspirierend. Wahrscheinlich eine Frage der Zeit. Aber es gibt auch schlimmeres.

Classic, you can really see how and why this influenced so many people. Great stuff

blue abt the blues ... not my cup of tea

Like he wrote the twelve bar structure himself. So good

Really liked the faster songs

Quite country, but still very enjoyable.

This album is the culmination and the reason music exists. It’s so raw and pure. We all owe much credit to Muddy Waters and his contemporaries for this earliest version of rock and roll.

Beautiful blues.

Dat sweet blues

Muddy! He's a great guitarist. Some nice blues on this album.

eh

Didn't expect to like this at all but was surprisingly enjoyable. Very impressive vocally, but also very repetitive. [3]

Smooth

Love a bit of the classic ol’ Blues! Easy to listen to/ have in background!

I'm not really feeling any of the tunes except for Tiger In Your Tank.

Brilliant

Very cool

Klassisk amerikansk blues, live, stemningsfyldt, klaversoloer, mundharmonika

This album is credited with introducing Chicago-style blues to a white audience and influencing the likes of Jimi Hendrix, Jimmy Page, Angus Young, and more. Its footprint is so massive that it can't be overstated, and it's easy to see why. Waters starts with some blues standards and slowly turns up the heat until the crowd is going nuts. He plays his penultimate song twice, reportedly exhausting himself to the point that Otis Spann had to sing the final number. It's an expert balance of frenetic energy and casual blues musicianship. Just incredible. Best track: I've Got My Mojo Working - Pt. 2

Blues classic from a real OG

Blues legend. Also have a soft spot for live albums, the energy is always unmatched

Great listen.

Great live blues from the legendary master. There is a lot of excitement in the crowd, but it takes a few tracks before Waters feels their love...then it all breaks loose.

Musicality was present throughout. Sitting by the pool on a warm summer night in the dim light and enjoying some scotch atmosphere, but also reading a large book in the comfort of your living room atmosphere.

1960. Key Songs: Tiger In Your Tank, Got My Mojo Working

1/19 Love the energy this live album brings, like a glimpse through time. Certainly a classic. Standout Tracks: I Got My Brand On You, Baby Please Don’t Go, I Feel So Good, I’ve Got My Mojo Working

Great stuff - never heard this before.

Really great blues album, probably Muddy Waters' best from what I've read. 9/10

Straight up classic delta blues!