Muddy Waters Got My Mojo Working(avi)(blues)[rogercc[h33t]

MUDDY WATERS GOT MY MOJO WORKING
RARE PERFORMANCES 1968-1978
DVD Release Date: September 12, 2000



Running Time 54 Minutes
Black & White/Colour

Format : AVI
Overall bit rate : 937 Kbps

Video
ID : 0
Format MPEG-4 Visual Format settings, Matrix Default (H.263)
Codec ID : DX50 Codec ID/Hint DivX 5
Bit rate : 869 Kbps
Width 720 pixels Height 480 pixels
Display aspect ratio 1.500 Frame rate : 29.970 fps
Resolution 8 bits Scan type Progressive

Audio
ID : 1
Format MPEGG Version 2
Format profile : Layer 3
Mode : Joint stereo
Codec ID : 55 Codec ID/Hint MP3
Bit rate mode: Constant Bit rate 56.0 Kbps
Channel(s) : 2 channels
Sampling rate 24.0 KHz

Muddy Waters was born in Mississippi, where he grew up singing. Upon his move to Chicago in his mid-30s, Waters picked up his first electric guitar and began to un-self-consciously revolutionize popular music of the twentieth century. Combining his unmistakeable Delta roots with the gritty urbanity of Chicago, Waters pioneered a new form of the Blues. This video captures him in all-electric settings from Musikladen, History of Soul, and Rockpalast.
Throughout his career, Muddy always drew exceptional sidemen. Muddy's two great pianists-Otis Spann and Pinetop Perkins-are both featured here, as are harmonica players Carey Bell, Paul Oscher, and Jerry Portnoy. Guitarists include Pee Wee Madison, Bob Margolin, and Luther Johnson, and on the skins are Muddy's last two great drummers, S.P. Leary and Willie "Big Eyes" Smith.



Selections:
Blow, Wind, Blow - from Musikladen - 1974
Country Boy - from Rockpalast concert - 1978
Got My Mojo Working - from History of Soul - 1968
Baby Please Don't Go - from Rockpalast concert - 1978
Honey Bee - from Musikladen - 1974
They Call Me Muddy Waters - from Rockpalast - 1978
Walking Through The Park - from Rockpalast - 1978
Long Distance Call - from History of Soul- 1968
Mannish Boy - from Rockpalast - 1978
Caldonia - from Rockpalast - 1978
Everything Gonna Be All Right - from Rockpalast -1978
12 Of April (Soon Forgotten) - from Rockpalast - 1978