Muddy Waters - Folk Singer - Analogue Productions 33rpm LP meta-done Johnson shares the front line

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Muddy Waters - Folk Singer - Analogue Productions 33rpm LP meta-done Johnson shares the front line180 Gram Vinyl, 33 1 3 RPM, Mastered by Bernie Grundman There are a handful of landmark albums in any genre, and in the blues, one of them is Muddy Waters' Folk Singer an audiophile staple for years. Originally released in 1964, it was the only acoustic album Waters ever recorded, becoming the first and perhaps best blues concept album ever. Comfortable in this return to his Delta roots, Muddy is joined by a very young Buddy Guy on guitar, Willie