What was Muddy Waters' first LP to hit the pop charts? It was Electric Mud, his Chess album aimed squarely at the psychedelic scene: fuzzed-out spins on I Just Want to Make Love to You; Hoochie... more

Two very different but equally compelling Chess LPs: his 1966 album full of horns, organ and some mighty impressive R&B crooning by Muddy, and his 1973 return to raw, rockin' Chicago blues. Sammy... more

Two 1971 Chess LPs: a collection of rare cuts from the '50s and '60s and a smokin' live set by the Mississippi Delta's glorious gift to Chicago blues! The live LP features James Cotton, Sammy Lawhorn... more

First CD twofer for these outstanding original Chess LPs by Muddy! He pays homage to his Chicago-blues forefather, Big Bill Broonzy, and is joined by Buddy Guy as you hear his soul-shakin' versions... more