Can't Get No Grindin'

Muddy Waters' 1973 release, Can't Get No Grindin', is a masterful blend of blues, classic blues, and blues rock, with hints of jazz blues and soul blues. This 35-minute album, released on Geffen Records, showcases Muddy Waters' unique talent and style.

The tracklist is a testament to Muddy Waters' skill as a musician, with songs like 'Can't Get No Grindin' (What's The Matter With The Meal)' and 'Mother's Bad Luck Child' demonstrating his ability to craft compelling, soulful music. Other notable tracks, such as 'Funky Butt' and 'Someday I'm Gonna Ketch You', highlight Muddy Waters' capacity to blend different genres and create something entirely his own.

With its release on 1 January 1973, Can't Get No Grindin' marked an exciting moment in Muddy Waters' career, and its influence can still be felt today. The album's mix of classic and contemporary styles makes it a must-listen for fans of Muddy Waters and the blues genre as a whole. From the melancholic 'Sad Letter - 1972 Version' to the upbeat 'Muddy Waters Shuffle', this album is a true showcase of Muddy Waters' artistry and a celebration of the blues in all its forms.