Marty Waters' file.

Marty Waters, 19 15 was born in Rowling fork, Michigan, and was originally named McKinley Morgefield. He is one of the greatest blues musicians between Charlie Barton and B.B. King. Because he used to play in muddy water, he got the nickname "Mud". Mardy Waters/Kloc-learned harmonica at the age of 0/3, guitar at the age of 0/7, and went to Chicago at the age of 0/943 to become a slider guitar master there. From 65438 to 0944, he began to play electric guitar, performed in clubs at night, worked in paper mills during the day and later worked as a truck driver. During the period of 1946- 1954, many popular songs with strong reflection were recorded, and R&B was commented. B) far-reaching impact. Since 1950, almost all Chicago blues stars have joined his band. After the 1960s, his music became more mature and professional, and a large number of pianos, harmonicas and drums were added, which made blues accepted by more blacks and whites. They called me Muddy Water, published in 197 1, and won him the first Grammy Award (which was founded in 1958 and awarded once a year, and is the highest award in American music industry). He never stopped recording records before his death, leaving a lot of valuable materials for blues music.

He not only had a decisive influence on the development of blues music, but also should never be left out when we review the development history of rock music. He is one of the iconic figures in the primary stage of rock development! Muddy's voice is thick and hard, full of wildness. The instrumental music of the band is performed on its own melody line, and the paragraphs are all gathered together when they return. Guitar, harmonica and piano often respond skillfully, drums and bass are more calm, and the strength of drums is also increased. All these -Muddy set the most authoritative definition of this style in the heyday of Chicago blues. (Chicago blues)