Black Keys The Big Come Up Hand Numbered Muddy Waters was sharp enough

Muddy Waters was sharp enough to realize he was onto a good thing after Johnny Winter helped him get back to his roots on 1977's HARD AGAIN

and "Black Country Rock" stomps along with the best of the White Boy Blues contingent

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from the fervid imaginations of JA pioneers like Coxsone Dodd

Black Keys The Big Come Up Hand Numbered Muddy Waters was sharp enoughThe Black Keys: Dan Auerbach (vocals, guitar); Gabe Fulvimar (Moog synthesizer, keyboards); Patrick Carney (drums). Recorded Synth Etiquette Analog Sound, Akron, Ohio between January and February 2002. On paper, two Ohio white guys forming a drum and guitar blues duo seemed like the last thing the world needed in 2002. Fortunately, the guys revisiting the tried and true were guitarist vocalist Dan Auerbach and drummer Patrick Carney a. k. a. the Black