Muddy Waters - Muddy, Brass & The Blues mp3 download

Ginaun

One of my favorite go to albulms for clarity and audio highlights when people come over to hear my gear. Such a beautifuly produced and wonderful sounding recording. The horns are perfect.

Braned

I second that....incredible sound....Astonishing!!!! Don't know why somebody will rate it 3 stars on discogs...This is a 6 star pressing ..no doubt!

Gaiauaco

Sonics are amazing in this pressing.

PanshyR

very rare : black label with the red-white-blue-gold color knightand a very good sound too ...

Celore

At about LP-1482, Chess began transitioning away from the old label style. The first step was a change to a label with "CHESS" across the top instead of down the left side, with a chess knight used as a crest. At first, this label was black, with gold letters and a red-white-blue-gold color scheme for the crest. These "crest" labels were used for a very few issues, from about LP-1482 to about LP-1495. Possibly when they ran out of the label blanks for the multicolor crest labels, an all-blue label with silver print was used, with the crest design but without the full color. These silver-and-blue labels were probably used in lieu of having the expensive crest multicolor labels reprinted, since they were changing the label design soon anyway, to the "fade" design shown below.