
Pyaasa - Mohd. Rafi Used Vinyl 78 RPM Record

CRCHAH23495
Hear Muddy Waters ignite Newport 1960—Chicago blues captured hot, loud, and gloriously alive on heavyweight vinyl.
Muddy WatersMuddy Waters (born McKinley Morganfield; April 4, 1913 – April 30, 1983) was a towering figure in blues, credited as the “father of modern…View all Muddy Waters recordsPressed on 180 gram vinyl, “At Newport 1960” lets you drop the needle straight into one of the defining moments of electric blues. Muddy Waters walked onto the Newport Jazz Festival stage as a Chicago bandleader; he walked off as a force that would echo through rock, soul, and beyond.
Backed by a razor‑sharp band featuring Otis Spann on piano and James Cotton on harmonica, Muddy tears through “Got My Mojo Working,” “Hoochie Coochie Man,” and “Tiger In Your Tank” with a mix of raw power and absolute control. You can hear the crowd leaning in, then erupting—this isn’t a polite festival set, it’s a jolt of South Side club energy unleashed on a prim jazz audience.
Historically, this record is a bridge: you can trace a direct line from this performance to the British blues boom, to rock’s swagger, even to modern guitar heroes. Sonically, the 180 gram pressing gives the music weight and presence—the thump of the rhythm section, the sting of Muddy’s guitar, the grit in his voice all feel startlingly present.
If you collect vinyl for performances that changed the course of popular music, this belongs on your shelf, and often on your turntable.
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