Credited as "George Fortune," he shared keyboard duties with Winwood.
Played piano and Hammond organ on three tracks, including the 1953 classic "Sad Sad Day". Rory Gallagher; Steve Winwood - The London Mudd...
The sessions featured a "supergroup" of backing musicians who were deeply influenced by Waters' work: Credited as "George Fortune," he shared keyboard duties
Watch these performances and retrospectives showcasing the collaboration between Muddy Waters and his British rock disciples: The former Blind Faith bassist performed on every
Provided lead guitar and solos on tracks like "Young Fashioned Ways," "I'm Ready," and "Walkin' Blues".
The former Blind Faith bassist performed on every track of the album.
The was a collaborative studio album recorded in December 1971 at London’s I.B.C. Studios and released in April 1972 on Chess Records. It was part of a series by Chess to pair American blues legends like Muddy Waters and Howlin' Wolf with the "cream of the crop" of the British and Irish rock scene. Key Personnel