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Most of the songs were among the first ever written together by Scott McMicken and Toby Leaman and an assemblage of friends and musical cohorts that would evolve as Dr

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Muddy Waters - "Muddy, Brass & The Blues" Acoustic Sounds label_MJJ Productions Most of the songs wereMuddy, Brass & the Blues marks a turning point in Muddy Waters' career. Despite the cover depicting Waters with a guitar, it is his talents as an R&B singer that shine through on this record. He explores a new sound that pairs the classic elements of the blues with brass. The result is a striking take on the blues that feels fresh and daring. Key tracks include "Corine, Corina," "Black Night," and "Sweet Little Angel". Bring home the sound of