Artist
Muddy Waters
blues musician
Issaquena County, United States · 1913 – 1983
Muddy Waters is a musician from Issaquena County, United States, active 1913–1983. Their discography on Gatefold includes 24 records.
62
Albums tracked
289
In collections
1913
Since
Biography
American blues guitarist, singer and composer.
Born 4 April 1913, Rolling Fork, Mississippi, USA.
Died 30 April 1983, Westmont, Illinois, USA.
Father of Mud Morganfield, Big Bill Morganfield, and (died December 10, 2020, aged 56).
Considered by many to be a founder of the modern Chicago Blues style. A powerful inspiration in the emergence of the electric blues-oriented groups in the UK during the '60s. He became the most prominent interpreter of the electric blues.
On Morganfield's marriage license and Musician's Union card, he indicates the year of his birth as 1913. His place of birth was, in fact, in Issaquena County near Rolling Fork, Mississippi. However, his gravestone remains dated as 1915.
Morganfield was inducted into the 'Rock And Roll Hall of Fame' in 1987 (Performer).
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Discography
Their records — most-collected first.

Folk Singer
1964

Fathers And Sons
1969

Hard Again
1977

Electric Mud
1968

Muddy "Mississippi" Waters Live
1979

Muddy Waters At Newport 1960
1960

I'm Ready
1978

The Best Of Muddy Waters
1958

King Bee
1981

The London Muddy Waters Sessions
1972

Checkerboard Lounge, Live Chicago 1981
2012

After The Rain
1969

The Chess Box
1989

McKinley Morganfield A.K.A. Muddy Waters
1971

The Real Folk Blues
1966

Folk Festival Of The Blues
1963

The Anthology
2001

The Original Hoochie Coochie Man
1981

The Muddy Waters Woodstock Album
1975

Live
1971

Hollywood Blues Summit (Live At The Ash Grove July 30, 1971)
2023

The Montreux Years
2021

Rolling Stone
1982

London Revisited
1974
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