英語 での Muddy waters の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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The Muddy Waters.
This is from John Hiatt's 2000 album“Crossing Muddy Waters”.
They noticed each other's record collection and it was,'hey, you have got Muddy Waters.
The blues had a baby, and they named it rock and roll”- Muddy Waters and Sonny Terry.
They noticed each other's record and collection, and it was,‘Hey, you have got Muddy Waters.
They noticed each other's record collection and it was,'hey, you have got Muddy Waters.
One was The Best of Muddy Waters, and the other Rockin' At The Hops by Chuck Berry.
They noticed each other's record collection and it was,'hey, you have got Muddy Waters.
No rehearsal or nothing. Muddy Waters didn't come in and say,"I wanna rehearse.
He was a harmonica player in Muddy Waters' band and he had a very big ego.
What Muddy Waters did for us is what we should do for others.
In 1962, Muddy Waters recorded"You Need Love", written for him by peer Willie Dixon.
Muddy Waters used to sing"The blues had a baby and they named it rock& roll.".
In entering the muddy waters of the ordinary and the everyday, it risks anonymity, even irrelevance.
In a career spanning eight decades, Perkins toured with Ike Turner in the 1950s and later with Muddy Waters.
Blues musicians such as Howlin' Wolf, Muddy Waters and Sonny Boy Williamson were considered not just inferior musically, but weren't even treated equally as people in the racially divided United States.
As for his other musical projects, Redman says that he has“five songs” ready for“Muddy Waters 2,” and that the album will be“another classic” when it is released in 2011.
The muddy waters are the habitat of freshwater fish such as cavedano,
Marian Walter Jacobs had played in Muddy Waters' group since 1950 and recorded with Muddy since'51, but this was the first time he led a session.
The highlight of the tour was a two day recording session at Chess Studios in Chicago, where the band met many of their most important influences, including Muddy Waters.