McKinley Morganfield (Apr 4, 1915 – Apr 30, 1983) Few people could say they were the Blues like Muddy Waters. A towering presence, his larger-than-life sound shaped generations of musicians. The nuance in his guitar work and his deep, rough voice made Muddy an inimitable force that drove Chicago blues—and then rock ’n’ roll—to new … Continue reading Muddy Waters Biography