MUD MORGANFIELD SON OF THE SEVENTH SON FREE DOWNLOAD

But Mud chooses to be multi-dimensional and his songwriting will take him to both the traditional Muddy sound, or to a decided departure when it serves the song. The top-notch backing band brings it all together for a rollicking Chicago Blues Revue that will have you daydreaming about the South Side juke joints on a Saturday night in Appearing at the Chicago Blues Festival led to interest in him similar top that of his younger brother Big Bill Morganfield. He has become a hugely popular festival and concert attraction in Europe and South America and has made some critically acclaimed appearances at major US events such as the Chicago Blues Festival and the Rhythm Room 20 year anniversary party. The Muddy Waters style is somewhere in almost every song. The sound put forth is a contemporary version of traditional Chicago blues.

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And when that parent has attained iconic status, expectations can bury the offspring before they can find their voice.

MUD MORGANFIELD, Son of the Seventh Son, CD review

First meeting the day after Wolf passed in at a tribute to Wolf and became friends. In those days you needed a voice that could belt out a tune to cut through the instruments and across the room.

Mud Morganfield assembled a formidable band that understands the legacy, the importance, and the groove of Chicago Blues. Son of the Seventh Son is an album that struts its stuff with a cleverness that makes its inherent honesty more palatable.

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Son of the Seventh Son

Mud Morganfield proves to be a chip off the old block with a powerful song set of mostly original tunes in the aon Chicago blues style. Smooth and relaxing slow steady swinging blues.

Morganfield is no cover or tribute act, just a fine example of the family name being hard again. Blues In The Northwest May 25, To be born the eldest son of the legendary Muddy Waters and then decide to follow in his shoes and play the riveting Chicago blues his dad was famous for, to me, takes a lot of courage. Harmonica Hinds plays on both tracks and his harp flourishes along with the keyboard stylings of Barrelhouse Chuck prove this is an unstoppable ensemble, encapsulating 65 years of Chicago Blues into succinct musical statements.

This all morgantield rather heavy but it goes down easy. The sound, the resemblance, and the mannerisms told me that I could not be wrong.

For the record, Muddy is one of my all time favorite blues artists. Barrelhouse Chuck once again provides a boost on the Farfisa organ and Corritore blows some soj harp.

Mud has proven that even though the CD is steeped in Chicago style blues, he sings it his way. This release works both for fans of vintage Muddy and those curious to see what has trickled down to his offspring. Drinking Hanging Out In Love.

Mud is to be commended for his work on this BCD. Indeed, by presenting the potential focal point in matter of fact fashion, Morganfield has succeeded in appeasing both factions without compromise. It just takes you some place, a nice place! Jopa Al Brandtnerin graafinen suunnittelu on hienoa ja iskee naulan kantaan.

How appropriate that the son of Muddy Waters be backed by the son of his long time drummer.

The album title is true to its name. Since then he has summoned up the spirit of his late father with utterly convincing live shows that has seen him become hugely popular in Europe and South America, and has appeared at some major US events. Sevebth to this CD is like taking a trip back in a time machine.

Son of the Seventh Son - Mud Morganfield | Songs, Reviews, Credits | AllMusic

People who attempt to get in with fake IDs will be turned away by doormen. You are commenting using your Google account. Release Date March 20, Get the party started! The eldest son of the legendary Muddy Waters, Mud Morganfield was originally given a drum set by his father when he was 7, and tue singing in the early s, but it was not until when Mary lane coaxed him on stage that he started treated music as his profession in a serious fashion.

This is a good fun cd—the singing and playing are fantastic. So for me, there will never be another. Morganfield sounds great on these tracks….

He grew up in Chicago, raised primarily by his mother — his dad was always on the road to support the family. The funky "Catfishing" is obviously not about fishing, as Mud 's sly vocal implies; Barrelhouse Chuck supplies playful, bubbling organ fills.

No copycat could pull this off without seeming like a caricature.