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1.1 Praise Him1.2 Short Dressed Woman1.3 Son of the Seventh Son1.4 Love to Flirt1.5 Catfishing1.6 Health1.7 Loco Motor1.8 Money(Can't Buy Everything)1.9 Midnight Lover1.10 Go Ahead and Blame Me1.11 Leave Me Alone1.12 You Cant Lose What You Aint Never Had1.13 Blues In My Shoes1.14 Good Morning Little School Girl |
 | | Description: | Portrait by Mud Morganfield, released 27 January 2023, includes the following tracks: "Son Of The Seventh Son", "Catfishing", "Loco Motor", "Midnight Lover" and more.
This version of Portrait comes as a 1xCD. - PORTRAIT offers fourteen powerful numbers by Muddy Water's eldest son, Mud Morganfield, including two previously unreleased songs. Mud appears surrounded by a constellation of first-rate blues musicians. All tracks have remastered especially for this first Mud Morganfield album on Delmark Records. "MUD MORGANFIELD has grown into a superstar on the blues circuit. Certainly, there will be comparisons to his dad, but that can be expected and rightly so. Mud comes as close to the Muddy experience as one can get. He will always pay tribute to his dad with the Chicago blues ensemble sound that Muddy created. But Mud was also brought up musically when soul, Motown and R&B ruled the world. Mud played bass and performed with bands playing the hits of that era. This, along with his blues pedigree, has influenced Mud's own songwriting skills, which are constantly evolving." - RICK KREHER"Portrait" on CD presents Mud Morganfield as one of the most authentic voices of contemporary electric blues, deeply rooted in the Chicago tradition. With his warm, powerful baritone, driving grooves and a classic yet fresh sound, this album feels like a modern continuation of the golden era of post-war blues: shuffling rhythms, expressive harmonica, biting guitar lines and lyrics that swing between heartache, resilience and streetwise wisdom. The production focuses on organic, live-in-the-room energy, giving the songs a timeless club feel that will appeal both to long-time blues aficionados and to newcomers discovering traditional blues for the first time.
Mud Morganfield, the eldest son of blues legend Muddy Waters, has built his own reputation far beyond his famous name. Known for his commanding stage presence and vocal phrasing that recalls the great Chicago masters without ever sinking into imitation, he has become a respected headliner at international blues festivals and clubs. His previous albums and tours have earned him strong critical acclaim, with nominations and awards in the blues community and frequent airplay on dedicated blues radio shows. "Portrait" captures this maturity and authority, showing a seasoned artist who honours his heritage while asserting his own identity.
The CD is released by Delmark, one of the most storied independent labels in American jazz and blues. Founded in Chicago and active for decades, Delmark has helped document and preserve essential recordings from the city's clubs and studios, working with a wide range of influential musicians. The label is known for its audiophile-minded production values, respectful artist relationships and a catalogue that is widely regarded as a reference for authentic Chicago blues and jazz. With "Portrait," Delmark once again places a genuine blues voice in a carefully crafted, historically aware yet vibrant sonic setting, making this disc an attractive choice for collectors and blues lovers alike. | | | No. of tracks: |
14 |
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'Mud Morganfield hat sich zu einem Superstar auf der Welt entwickelt Blues-Schaltung. Sicherlich wird es Vergleiche mit seinem Vater geben, aber das zu erwarten und das zu Recht. Mud kommt dem Muddy so nahe Erfahrung, wie man bekommen kann. Er wird s |
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CDDE876 |
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