Muddy Waters

Down on Stovall’s Plantation

RELEASED: December 01, 1966
TYPE: FULL LENGTH

Track Listing

1. I Be’s Troubled 3:02 2. Rambling Kid Blues 3:16 3. You Got to Take Sick and Die Some of These Days 2:07 4. Burr Clover Blues 3:11 5. Pearlie Mae Blues 3:21 6. Country Blues, No. 1 3:25 7. Why Don’t You Live So God Can Use You 2:09 8. Rosalie 2:59 9. Take a Walk With Me 2:55 10. Joe Turner 2:45 11. You’re Gonna Miss Me When I’m Dead and Gone 3:14 12. I Be Bound to Write to You 3:17 13. Country Blues No. 2 3:35

Historical Archive

Down on Stovall’s Plantation is a significant album by Muddy Waters, showcasing his deep roots in the blues genre. Released in 1970, it features a blend of traditional and contemporary blues sounds, capturing the essence of Waters' musical style. The album is notable for its emotional storytelling and intricate guitar work, highlighting Waters' status as a pioneer of the Chicago blues scene. The tracks resonate with themes of hardship, love, and resilience, making it a timeless piece in the blues canon.