Re: [Harp-L] List/Best of Muddy/Walter Collaborations?

[MARK BURNESS <markwjburness@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Cotton joined Muddy's band in '55, but Little Walter held down most of studio 
duties into  early '60, Cotton is credited with the June '59 session onwards, 
but appeared on "all aboard " in '56, and sporadically in '57 onwards.

Evil/Come Home Baby/I wish you Would/Let Me Hang Around - Cotton, June '57

I Won't Go On/She'sGot It/Born Lover - Cotton '58

"Muddy Sings Big Bill" in '59 is really the start of Cotton's studio tenure 
(opinion is divided re. Close To You/She's 19 Yrs Old/Walking Through The Park - 
Aug '58)

"The Complete Muddy Waters Discography" by Phil Wright & Fred Rothwell is your 
first port of call.

Also Check out "Blues With A feeling" by Ward/Gaines/Dirks and Sandra B Tooze's 
"Muddy Waters The Mojo Man"


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From: Jonathan Metts <prairiedogpr@xxxxxxxxx>
To: Harp-l <harp-l@xxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Wednesday, 10 November, 2010 0:02:26
Subject: [Harp-L] List/Best of Muddy/Walter Collaborations?

Can anyone point me to a good list of the best (or all) of Little Walter's 
collaborations with Muddy Waters? I have plenty of Walter's solo material, but I 
am putting together a Little Walter playlist and want to have some of his best 
performances with Muddy, too. I know Muddy frequently recorded with James Cotton 
around the same period, so any help differentiating from those would be 
appreciated.

-- Jonathan Metts