Muddy Waters US Reissue LP Down on Stovall's plantation NM Chicago Blues Muddy Waters Down on Stovall's plantation

Analogue US Reissue LP released in the 70's on Testament Records. Cat: T2210.  

These Library of Congress field recordings made by Alan Lomax from 1941-1942 feature Muddy with Percy Thomas on guitar, Louis Ford on mandolin, and Henry Sims on violin. Capturing Muddy in a string-band context playing his earliest repertoire, this is a major historical document.

Tracks: I be's troubled/ Rambling kid blues/ You got to take sick and die some of these days/ Burr clover blues/ Pealie Mae blues/ Country blues, No. 1/ Why don't you live so god can use you?/ Rosalie/ Country blues No. 2/ Take a walk with me/ Joe Turner/ You're gonna miss me when I'm dead and gone/ I be bound to write to you.

Record is in Near Mint condition. Cover has some age spots and is in VG+ condition.

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