Muddy Waters - She's Nineteen Years Old
514K views · Jun 19, 2017 · Music
Comments · 346
@jackwalker1822 · 4 years ago
100% pure blues. Was glad I got to see Muddy Waters once in concert.
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@ricklatouch2263 · 2 years ago (edited)
When I met my future wife to be she was 19 years old and this was “our song.” Not to mention the coolest part was that I was 18! We used to go see Muddy back then, in 1969. 55 years later we are still together (married 52). Thank you Muddy for the advice!
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@liecht · 3 years ago (edited)
This is the pinnacle of blues playing,guys,we are listening to the exceptional and the uncommon
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@Jowls2026 · 7 years ago (edited)
I met my wife when she was nineteen,and she still has ways like a baby child, and has never helped me with bills. Gave me a baby and took off afterwards. Its been over 3years I'm still on my own left with a baby child.
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@melissarivera7477 · 6 years ago
My song since I turned nineteen today 😘😍🌹
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@Dizgerino · 6 years ago
<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=clSC-e3YKUs&t=148">2:28</a> You can tell shit is about to go down when your harp player pulls that face in the middle of his solo
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@jakeizlove · 3 years ago
Brother was not joking on that harmonica!
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@tomluton8005 · 2 years ago
Privileged to spend an evening with Sonny Boy Muddy Waters, Memphis Slim, and others at Croydon in 1963. He let me carry his attaché case, which contained several harps and a bottle of Johnny Walker. He passed around the table and insisted we all take a swig.<br>All the kids were transfixed as Sonny did his set backed by Eric Clapton( I’d Never Heard of him) what a magic evening….<br> If the Lord asks about one of my best times on earth, this was the most memorable…Sonny Boy wanted to live in England.. he<br>really made a mark. It didn’t happen and he died in 1965, the year I emigrated to the Us. Thank God for YouTube…😊
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@bluesbertl2909 · 3 years ago
Das ist der echte Blues... keine Spielchen , keine Egotrips... Muddy war der Meister und hat seiner Band den rechten Weg gewiesen... Muddy Waters,John Lee Hooker und B.B. King sind die wahren Blues Master...und wir sind ihre Nachfolger im Blues...
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@joshuaklein2859 · 2 years ago
This Harmonica player is out of sight!!
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@johnnyacevedo153 · 4 years ago (edited)
I got to play with willy big eyes 😳 smith drums, Calvin Jones bass, pinetop perkins piano when muddy waters passed away, they became the legendary blues band, They were playing in Fort Collins Colorado and someone called me and told me Jerry portnoys fender super reverb blew up and they knew I had one so I lend it to him and I got to blow harp with portnoy and the band and the second time I got to play with them was At the Greeley blues Festival and the 3rd time at the soiled dove in Denver, me and Willie bigeyes Smith were great friends, when they played around the area me and Willie would go for drives up in the mountains He loved the Rocky Mountains we kept in touch for a few years now and then he would send me a album, what memories😎
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@jamerippy8658 · 5 years ago
'ol Mud will always be the best true blues player, best band, from Mississippi to Chicago....hot damn he lived it and played it!!!
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