8 thoughts on “ Kind Hearted Woman - Muddy Waters - The Chess Box (Vinyl, LP) ”

1. Cover: Number - Title - Artist - [Release Date] (Chart) Contents LP Series, Starts as Chess/Checker: Chess LP - Rock, Rock, Rock - Various Artists [12/56] There are two versions of album covers, the first has Chess LP in the lower left corner, the second has Chess LP in a white box at the upper right of the cover. I Knew From The Start - Moonglows/Would I Be Crying.

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2. Dec 31,  · Recorded on Nov 10, Guitar,vocals: Muddy Waters Bass: Willie Dixon or Big Crawford Drums: unknown.

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3. Japanese only version. Realized on Chess black label design. No track durations on labels. Comes with obi-strip, 20 pages booklet insert, 11 printed yellow inner sleeves that spell out Muddy Waters in big letters, one on each sleeve, plus one plain white sleeve for Bonus 12"/5(10).

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4. Kind Hearted Woman This song is by Muddy Waters and appears on the album More Real Folk Blues (), on the compilation album Complete Recordings: (), on the compilation album Rollin' Stone - the Golden Anniversary Collection ().

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5. Lyrics to "Kind Hearted Woman" by MUDDY WATERS: I got a kindhearted woman, do anything in this world for me / I got a kindhearted woman, do anything in this world for me / But these evil-hearted women, man, they will not let me be / I love my baby, my baby don't love me / I love my baby, ooooh, my baby don't love me.

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6. Kind Hearted Woman Lyrics: I got a kindhearted woman, do anything in this world for me / I got a kindhearted woman, do anything in this world for me / But these evil-hearted women, man, they will.

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7. Muddy Waters (McKinley Morganfield, Issaquena County, Mississippi, April 4, - Westmont, Illinois, April 30, ) was an American blues musician and is generally considered "the father of Chicago Blues."His career spanned over thirty years and he produced what are considered to be some of the finest blues songs ever, such as Hoochie Coochie Man, Mannish Boy and Got My Mojo Working.

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8. Muddy Waters can't get no grinding – but that's hardly a problem, given the strength of this sweet early 70s set! The album marks Muddy 's return to more basic Chicago blues after his funky electric period on Chess – but the set's still got some of the trippier touches of a few years before – laid out in a much more spare, basic way! The guitar has a weird quality at times – possibly.

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