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| The King Of Chicago Blues’ three-night stand at the legendary venue. Got My Mojo Working, etc. |
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| 1 Forty Days and Forty Nights |
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| 2 (I'm Your) Hoochie Coochie Man |
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| 3 Rock Me |
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| 4 Baby Please Don't Go |
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| 5 She Moves Me |
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| 6 Got My Mojo Working |
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| 7 You Can't Lose What You Ain't Never Had |
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| 8 Forty Days and Forty Nights |
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| 9 Baby Please Don't Go |
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| 10 Thirteen Highway |
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| 11 Rock Me |
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| 12 Honey Bee (Sail On) |
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| 13 Trouble No More |
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| 14 (I'm Your) Hoochie Coochie Man |
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| 15 Long Distance Call |
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Album Review
Part of Universal's "Authorized Bootleg" series, this disc combines 15 highlights from Muddy Waters' multi-night stint at San Francisco's Fillmore Auditorium in November 1966. These shows may have been held at a famous rock venue but these recordings have more in common with the performances Muddy gave on the blues and folk festival circuit in the mid-'60s. Muddy and the band are tight and professional, running through numbers they've played many times - of the 15 tracks, "Forty Days And Forty Nights," "Hoochie Coochie Man," "Rock Me," "Baby Please Don'T Go" are all repeated - and they don't push, they're so relaxed they even let the tempo almost drag at times. This means there's not much kinetic energy here, but it's not bland either: Muddy is always a powerful, compelling center and there's some prickly ice-pick thin guitar popping up in unexpected places. The professionalism keeps the two sets here enjoyable but it's those slight surprises that make this worthwhile. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine, All Music Guide
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