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Blow Wind Blow
The song features tj gerencser on whorehouse piano, Larry Tater Megill on harp, Kevin Paul on guitar and vocals, John Cohmer on bass, Paul Cummins and Scott Durflinger on rhythm guitar.
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» highest in sub-genre: # 1 (16,378 songs currently listed in Blues > Blues General) » today's position: # 2095 in Blues
» today's position in sub-genre: # 874 in Blues General
About the song
While no one could ever cover a Muddy Waters tune as good as the man himself, the boys did a great job on this one. The song features tj gerencser on whorehouse piano, Larry Tater Megill on harp, Kevin Paul on guitar and vocals, John Cohmer on bass, Paul Cummins and Scott Durflinger on rhythm guitar. Recorded on the last day in studio, Blow Wind Blow was the perfect note to end on while still looking forward to the future!
Story Behind the Song
I first heard this song in 1969 at Chicagos Auditorium Theater, location for the Chess Records Super Cosmic Joy-Scout Jamboree. The jam was held after the final day of recording for the Fathers And Sons album. Conceptually speaking, Fathers And Sons featured the Blues masters and the new blood breaking musical bread in the Chess Studio. The resurgence of Chicago-based blues in the mid- to late 1960s came with an entirely new breed of icons to bear the torch. Among them were the decidedly electric Paul Butterfield Blues Band. Joining Muddy Waters (guitar/vocals) and Otis Spann (piano) on the aptly titled Fathers And Sons are three Butterfield Blues Band alumni: Michael Bloomfield (guitar), Sam Lay (drums), and leader Paul Butterfield (harp). Further augmenting the personnel is Booker T. and the MG's Donald Duck Dunn (bass) and Buddy Miles (drums). The session helped solidify Waters stature as one of the pre-eminent forces in Chicago Blues to a decidedly fresh and underdeveloped audience.
It was with this spirit in mind that I brought Blow Wind Blow to the Nashville sessions. I had always wanted to record it and this was the perfect opportunity.
Kevin "Stik" Paul
(licensing obtained Harry Fox Agency)
License No.: 1030532287
Song Code: B50880
Title:BLOW WIND BLOW
Writers:MCKINLEY MORGANFIELD (AKA: MUDDY WATERS)
Story Behind the Song
I first heard this song in 1969 at Chicagos Auditorium Theater, location for the Chess Records Super Cosmic Joy-Scout Jamboree. The jam was held after the final day of recording for the Fathers And Sons album. Conceptually speaking, Fathers And Sons featured the Blues masters and the new blood breaking musical bread in the Chess Studio. The resurgence of Chicago-based blues in the mid- to late 1960s came with an entirely new breed of icons to bear the torch. Among them were the decidedly electric Paul Butterfield Blues Band. Joining Muddy Waters (guitar/vocals) and Otis Spann (piano) on the aptly titled Fathers And Sons are three Butterfield Blues Band alumni: Michael Bloomfield (guitar), Sam Lay (drums), and leader Paul Butterfield (harp). Further augmenting the personnel is Booker T. and the MG's Donald Duck Dunn (bass) and Buddy Miles (drums). The session helped solidify Waters stature as one of the pre-eminent forces in Chicago Blues to a decidedly fresh and underdeveloped audience.
It was with this spirit in mind that I brought Blow Wind Blow to the Nashville sessions. I had always wanted to record it and this was the perfect opportunity.
Kevin "Stik" Paul
(licensing obtained Harry Fox Agency)
License No.: 1030532287
Song Code: B50880
Title:BLOW WIND BLOW
Writers:MCKINLEY MORGANFIELD (AKA: MUDDY WATERS)
Lyrics
BLOW WIND BLOW
© Muddy Waters
When the sun rose this morning
Didn't have my baby by my side
When the sun rose this morning
Didn't have my baby by my side
Didn't know where she was
She's out with another guy
Blow Wind Blow
Blow my baby back to me
Blow Wind Blow Wind
Blow my baby back to me
Now if I don't soon find her
My heart gonna' be in misery
Don't the sun look so lonely
Settin' down behind a tree
Don't the sun look so lonely
Settin' down behind a tree
Don't your house look so lonely
When your baby pack up to leave
Blow Wind Blow Wind
Blow my baby back to me
Blow Wind Blow Wind
Blow my baby back to me
Now if I don't soon find her
My heart gonna' be in misery
Goodbye baby
I don't have no more to say
Goodbye baby
I don't have no more to say
I know you don't love me
Go ahead and have your way
© Muddy Waters
When the sun rose this morning
Didn't have my baby by my side
When the sun rose this morning
Didn't have my baby by my side
Didn't know where she was
She's out with another guy
Blow Wind Blow
Blow my baby back to me
Blow Wind Blow Wind
Blow my baby back to me
Now if I don't soon find her
My heart gonna' be in misery
Don't the sun look so lonely
Settin' down behind a tree
Don't the sun look so lonely
Settin' down behind a tree
Don't your house look so lonely
When your baby pack up to leave
Blow Wind Blow Wind
Blow my baby back to me
Blow Wind Blow Wind
Blow my baby back to me
Now if I don't soon find her
My heart gonna' be in misery
Goodbye baby
I don't have no more to say
Goodbye baby
I don't have no more to say
I know you don't love me
Go ahead and have your way

