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The Real Folk Blues - Muddy Waters album - was created in 1966.

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Yes he won the Grammy award for Best Ethnic or Traditional Recording for the album they call me Muddy Waters On March 16, 1971

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Muddy Waters recorded the song, Mannish Boy. It is off of his Hard Again album released in 2004.

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Muddy Waters is 5' 9".

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Muddy waters was a succesful blues artist and singer.

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The focus of the "Fathers and Sons" album by Muddy Waters was to showcase the generational and stylistic connections between Muddy Waters and younger blues-rock musicians. The album featured collaborations with artists like Mike Bloomfield, Paul Butterfield, and Otis Spann, blending traditional blues with a more contemporary sound. Its aim was to bridge the gap between old-school blues and the evolving blues-rock scene of the late 1960s.

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Muddy Waters was born on April 4, 1913.

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Muddy Waters's birth name is Morganfield, McKinley.

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Muddy Waters went by The Father of Chicago Blues.

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The Best of Muddy Waters was created in 1948-04.

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Geneva was his wife

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Muddy Waters - online game - happened in 1993.

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Muddy Waters - online game - was created in 1993.

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Crossing Muddy Waters was created on 2000-09-26.

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Muddy Waters was 70 years old when he died on April 30, 1983.

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The album you're referring to is "The Blues Summit," released in 1993. It features iconic blues musicians, including B.B. King, T-Bone Walker, and Muddy Waters, performing together. "Stormy Monday" is one of the standout tracks on this collaborative album, showcasing their exceptional talents.

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Muddy waters or McKinely Morganfield died of lung cancer

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Muddy Waters - American football - was born on 1923-01-30.

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Muddy Waters - American football - died on 2006-09-20.

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Muddy Waters :-) McKinley Morganfield was nicknamed Muddy Waters for playing in the mud as a child.

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His grandmother Della Grant raised him after his mother died shortly after his birth. His fondness for playing in mud earned him the nickname "Muddy" at an early age. He then changed it to "Muddy Water" and finally "Muddy Waters".Answers.com

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Muddy Waters had several drummers throughout his career. One of the most notable drummers he worked with was Willie "Big Eyes" Smith. Smith played drums for Muddy Waters on and off for many years, contributing to the iconic sound of Waters' band.

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Yes he did marry Geneva, she became Mrs. Geneva Morganfield. This was Muddy Waters real last name. Look it up, also check out the life and times of Muddy Waters. Hope this helps.

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Muddy Waters got his name from his childhood nickname, "Muddy," given to him because he liked to play in the muddy waters of the Mississippi River near his home. He later adopted Waters as his last name when he began his music career.

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McKinley Morganfield

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Sweet Justice - 1994 Muddy Waters - 1.21 was released on:

USA: 22 April 1995

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Flipper - 1995 Muddy Waters 1-19 was released on:

USA: 22 April 1996

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The world famous rock group that took its name from a song by blues great Muddy Waters is The Rolling Stones. They named themselves after Muddy Waters' song "Rollin' Stone."

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Muddy Waters's wife, Geneva Morganfield, died in 1973 at the age of 68. They are buried next to each other at the Restvale Cemetery in Chicago.

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No, Muddy Waters did not sign with Atlantic Records. He was signed to Chess Records for the majority of his career, where he helped shape the Chicago blues sound.

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Because He Is A Jazz/Blues Singer

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He's dead. It stinks.

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The last wife of Muddy Waters

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it came from the Muddy Waters song.

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