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#335595 - 01/08/12 09:24 AM WOAHHHHHH... Mustang Sally / Muddy Waters
SemiLiveMusic Offline
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Oh, my, this KICKS BUTT! Muddy Waters version. Sheesh, this is better than Wilson Pickett's to me! This might be the best blues rock song in history! Luv it!

If I could sing like Muddy Waters, I'd be dangerous. Of course, I'd prolly be dead by now, shot by some jealous man. Man, he's got it goin' on!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4PdZgrnh69w&feature=related
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#335597 - 01/08/12 10:21 AM Re: WOAHHHHHH... Mustang Sally / Muddy Waters [Re: SemiLiveMusic]
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Great tune, and great singer, and the Tyros4 has an onboard style just perfect for the song...Blues Rock.

Muddy Waters was always a favorite of mine, Bill...I also like how The Commitments do this tune as well.

Here they are "live", back together after 20 years, and still cookin'.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VFJQgrVmJoQ&feature=related

If you haven't seen the movie, do yourself a favor and rent/buy it...the soundtrack is killer.

Ian
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#335598 - 01/08/12 10:28 AM Re: WOAHHHHHH... Mustang Sally / Muddy Waters [Re: ianmcnll]
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ASlthough these are good....I still prefer Wilson Pickett's version it just has so much more "SOUL"

Mustang Sally

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#335600 - 01/08/12 10:37 AM Re: WOAHHHHHH... Mustang Sally / Muddy Waters [Re: SemiLiveMusic]
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I betcha Cassp does a great job of this tune...he has the voice for it.

It even works great as an instrumental.

Ian
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#335602 - 01/08/12 10:39 AM Re: WOAHHHHHH... Mustang Sally / Muddy Waters [Re: Dnj]
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Originally Posted By: Dnj
ASlthough these are good....I still prefer Wilson Pickett's version it just has so much more "SOUL"

Mustang Sally


Yeah, I didn't listen to his, I was so enamored with the new find of Muddy Water's version. Hard to pick, either are great. Now, I'm gonna go back listen to Muddy Waters again.

Seems like some cover bands I've heard do this song play it a bit too fast.
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#335603 - 01/08/12 10:41 AM Re: WOAHHHHHH... Mustang Sally / Muddy Waters [Re: SemiLiveMusic]
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Originally Posted By: SemiLiveMusic


[Seems like most cover bands I've heard do this song play it a bit too fast.


Spot on...it has to have a lazy, laid back feel to it...many groups play it too fast.

A tempo of about 115 bpm is perfect.

Ian
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#335614 - 01/08/12 02:10 PM Re: WOAHHHHHH... Mustang Sally / Muddy Waters [Re: SemiLiveMusic]
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I like a tempo of 120 using the Yamaha style, which is dead on the money.

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#335616 - 01/08/12 02:54 PM Re: WOAHHHHHH... Mustang Sally / Muddy Waters [Re: SemiLiveMusic]
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The tempo of the Muddy Water's video Bill posted is 115 bpm, and Pickett's video is even slower at 110 bpm...but, I'd say 120 bpm might be a little better for dancing.

The default tempo for the Yamaha Blues Rock style is 120 bpm.

There is also a Yamaha Premium (or maybe it's a DOO) style, that also works really well, called Dublin Rock...it's default tempo is about in the middle at 116 bpm.

No matter what one of the above tempos are used, it is a really great tune.

Ian
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#335631 - 01/08/12 09:24 PM Re: WOAHHHHHH... Mustang Sally / Muddy Waters [Re: SemiLiveMusic]
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Mustang Sally.....

Bill.......you can really pick songs! I love your choices.

Ian....I thought the Committments version was great, but many don't like it because they think it's too "clean".....not "gritty" enough. I also think he did a tremendous rendition of "Try a Little Tenderness."

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#335634 - 01/08/12 10:01 PM Re: WOAHHHHHH... Mustang Sally / Muddy Waters [Re: SemiLiveMusic]
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Originally Posted By: SemiLiveMusic
Oh, my, this KICKS BUTT! Muddy Waters version. Sheesh, this is better than Wilson Pickett's to me! This might be the best blues rock song in history! Luv it!

If I could sing like Muddy Waters, I'd be dangerous. Of course, I'd prolly be dead by now, shot by some jealous man. Man, he's got it goin' on!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4PdZgrnh69w&feature=related


Bill

I have some revealing news for you. That is NOT Muddy Waters singing.......only someone doing a photo-op with his pic. That is the Committments version. At appx.55 seconds, the same thing is said in both versions:

"sing it cool all the time, girls"

also...the Youtube video says 4 minutes
the Committments track goes 4:02 minutes

Mark

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