MUDDY WATERS The Complete Plantation Recordings 2xVinyl,LP.
 SEALED limited numbered edition 200 gram Vinyl 2 LP 
 Label: Analogue Productions – AAPB 121
 Format: 2 × Vinyl, LP, Compilation, Limited Edition, Numbered, 200 Gram, Gatefold
 Land: USA, Canada & UK, Released: 24 Sep 2019 
 Limited to 1000 copies. Out of print

 Bag has a small tear on the side- see pictures. About 1 inch long.

 

 
 COVER & VINYL: MINT still sealed,
 never played, Linen covered heavy gatefold sleeve.
 The sets are numbered by a sticker on the back of the perforated plastic sleeve.
 This numbered edition is #0621.

 Tracklist
 A1 Muddy Waters- Country Blues (Number One)     
 A2 Muddy Waters- Interview #1 Interviewer – Alan Lomax
 A3 Muddy Waters- I Be’s Troubled     
 A4 Muddy Waters- nterview #2 Interviewer – Alan Lomax, John Work
 A5 Muddy Waters- Burr Clover Farm Blues     
 A6 Muddy Waters- Interview #3 Interviewer – John Work

 B1 Son Simms Four     Ramblin’ Kid Blues (Partial)     
 B2 Son Simms Four     Ramblin Kid Blues     
 B3 Son Simms Four     Rosalie     
 B4 Son Simms Four     Joe Turner  Vocals – Louis Ford
 B5 Son Simms Four     Pearlie May Blues Vocals – Percy Thomas

 C1 Muddy Waters- Take A Walk With MeGuitar [Second] – Son Simms*
 C2 Muddy Waters- Burr Clover Blues Guitar [Second] – Son Simms*
 C3 Muddy Waters- Interview #4     
 C4 Muddy Waters- I Be Bound To Write To You (First Version)
 Guitar [Second] Charles Berry (3)
 C5 Muddy Waters- I Be Bound To Write To You (Second Version)
 Guitar [Second] – Charles Berry (3)
 C6 Muddy Waters- You’re Gonna Miss Me When I’m Gone (Number One) 
    
 D1 Muddy Waters- You Got To Take Sick And Die Some Of These     
 D2 Muddy Waters- Why Don’t You Live So God Can Use You     
 D3 Muddy Waters- Country Blues (Number Two)     
 D4 Muddy Waters- You’re Gonna Miss Me When I’m Gone (Number     
 D5 Muddy Waters- 32-20 Blues Guitar [Second] – Charles Berry (3)

 The historic 1941-42 Library of Congress Field Recordings produced by Alan Lomax and John Work III
 Some tracks originally released in 1942 as Folk Music of the United States Album IV 
 Afro American Blues and Game Songs.
 Mastered by Ryan K. Smith at Sterling Sound from a 192kHz file 
 created from the original metal direct-to-disc recording
 33 1/3 200-gram double LP pressed at Quality Record Pressings
 Stoughton Printing gatefold jacket wrapped in a linen cover

Bag has a small tear on the side about 1 inch long.

 

 

No returns as this is a sealed album. It will be insured and packed beautifully with free shipping.