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Authorized Bootleg: Muddy Waters (Live At the Fillmore Auditorium, San Francisco, CA - November 4-6, 1966)

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Download links and information about Authorized Bootleg: Muddy Waters (Live At the Fillmore Auditorium, San Francisco, CA - November 4-6, 1966) by Muddy Waters. This album was released in 2009 and it belongs to Blues genres. It contains 15 tracks with total duration of 01:14:19 minutes.

Artist: Muddy Waters
Release date: 2009
Genre: Blues
Tracks: 15
Duration: 01:14:19
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Tracks

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No. Title Length
1. Forty Days and Forty Nights (Live 11/05/1966) 4:19
2. (I'm Your) Hoochie Coochie Man [Live 11/05/1966] 2:55
3. Rock Me (Live 11/05/1966) 5:01
4. Baby, Please Don't Go (Live 11/05/1966) 2:29
5. She Moves Me (Live 11/05/1966) 8:00
6. Got My Mojo Working (Live 11/05/1966) 4:58
7. You Can't Lose What You Ain't Never Had (Live 11/06/1966) 4:27
8. Forty Days and Forty Nights (Live 11/06/1966) 4:14
9. Baby, Please Don't Go (Live 11/06/1966) 2:53
10. Thirteen Highway (Live 11/06/1966) 11:18
11. Rock Me (Live 11/06/1966) 6:16
12. Honey Bee (A.k.A. Sail On) [Live 11/04/1966] 4:34
13. Trouble No More (Live 11/04/1966) 2:45
14. (I'm Your) Hoochie Coochie Man [Live 11/04/1966] 3:01
15. Long Distance Call (Live 11/04/1966) 7:09

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Though the shows that rock promoter extraordinaire Billy Graham booked at the Fillmore West throughout the ‘60s have long been the stuff of legend, until recently few were aware exactly how thoroughly Graham had documented the remarkable music scene to which he was privy, making immaculate soundboard recordings of nearly every show staged at the Fillmore. This Muddy Waters’ set from 1966 is one of the first fruits of a major effort to make much of this vast and historically important archive available to the general public. As a document of Waters’ live prowess it exceeds expectations, rivaling his legendary Newport Folk Festival performances for the thrilling instrumental virtuosity displayed by Waters’ band (comprised of Chess stalwarts George Smith, Luther "Georgia Boy" Johnson, Francis Clay, Mac Arnold and Sammy Lawhorn) and for Waters’ unfailing personal magnetism. This miraculous performance is comprised entirely of classic Waters’ material performed with enviable ease and heart-stopping conviction.